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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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Subseries 2:
England
(continued) |
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Queens Marys
(Four Marys) |
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As he walked down
by the river (sexy) |
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I cannot get to
my love |
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My bonny
lad |
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Sandgate nursery
song |
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Can ye sew
cushions |
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Laagon [sic]
stream |
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Dance to your
daddy |
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Lord
Randall |
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Western
wynd |
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Little wee
croodin doo |
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Johnny
Todd |
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The Weavers 'gin
ye go |
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The Irish girl
(room for two songs more) |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR027 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # E-19. Isla Cameron; edited; copied JS. |
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Little wee
croodin doo - fair with guitar |
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Little wee
croodin doo (repeat) - bad |
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Little wee
croodin doo - false start- then repeat - better |
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Johnny Todd -
false start - sung terribly fast |
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Johnny Todd - bad
- false start |
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Johnny Todd
(repeat) - false start - (hopeless) |
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Johnny Todd -
with whistling and guitar - starts on wrong note - sings over
and over |
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Johnny Todd -
with whistling and guitar - false start - a repeat |
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Johnny Todd -
with whistling and guitar |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR028 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # E-20. Cameron, Isla; Edited (L.G.); copied LG. On reel:
Isla Cameron reel #2. |
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Come all ye fair
and tender girls (false start) - retake |
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Laagon [sic]
stream - good |
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Kitty alone
(version Frig and mouse) - false start |
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Kitty alone -
lower key - (scratchy voice) - terrible |
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Kitty alone -
repeat - also mediocre- bad |
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Dance to your
daddy-o - false start |
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Dance to your
daddy-o - false start |
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Lord Randall -
stop clears throat- otherwise o.k |
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Western wynd -
good |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR029 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # E-21. Copied (L.G.); Isla Cameron. On reel: 1⁄2 other
half talk about [...]. |
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Bushes and briars
- Isla Cameron - good |
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Bushes and briars
- Isla Cameron - tries higher key - not as good |
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Come all you fair
and tender girls - two verses - good |
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Morghellia du
Keerdu - fine tune, good |
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Outlandish
knight- false start - no retake |
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Queens Marys -
good |
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Black waterside -
good, but too low |
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Black waterside -
higher key, good off tune in one place |
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As he walked down
to the river - false start |
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As he walked down
to the river - good |
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My Bonny Lad -
voice wavering |
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I cannot get to
my love - good - lovely song about Tyne |
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The unquiet grave
- spoken |
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Isla, Jean, and
George talking till the end of the tape |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR030 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # E-22; Cameron, Isla; copied (L.G.). On reel: Isla
Cameron /first roll. |
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My bonny lad -
false start - second good |
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Bushes and briars
- fair |
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Sandgate nursing
song - good, but could be better |
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Can ye sew
cushions - good (after false start) |
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Black waterside -
two times, not clear |
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Four Marys - nice
version |
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AFC 2008/005: SR528,
January 29,
1953
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # E-23. Open reel: Seamus pipes /Louise Bennett's Party,
in London /?? calypso. |
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Seamus Ennis
plays several tunes on Irish elbow pipes |
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Louise Bennett or
Isla Cameron sings a song far in background |
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Ennis plays
several more tunes on the elbow pipes |
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Your love will
need no wedding ring - Sy Grant |
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Martha - Sy
Grant |
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Dry weather
houses - Louise Bennett and Sy Grant |
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What a Saturday
night - Louise Bennett, Sy Grant, and chorus |
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Rookumbay -
Louise Bennett, Sy Grant, and chorus at party |
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Louise Bennett
tells of, and sings a calypso song - with drum
accompaniment |
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House of lullaby
- Louise Bennett |
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Sama Dema
Halla... - Louise Bennett and Sy Grant |
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A calypso song,
sung by Louise Bennett and Sy Grant |
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The ram goat - Sy
Grant - a blue song with purple lyrics about a black
deed |
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The walk journey
- Sy Grant, with party choristers |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR031 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # E-24. On reel: Leslie Haworth. |
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Subseries 3:
Ireland
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AFC 2008/005:
SR032 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-1. Mrs. Cronin; original; C7. On reel: Macroom Nov
26. |
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Down the green
fields - Cronin children |
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What would you do
- Cronin children |
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I have a bonnet -
Cronin children |
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Did you see my
man - Cronin children |
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Fairy king, etc.
- Kathleen Sheehen |
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Alternate documentation indicates that Kathleen Sheehan is the
performer, and the recording (or version) is n.g. (no good). |
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Conversation
about straw boys |
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Conversation
about St. Stephen's Day |
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The bells of
heaven (song) |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR033 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-1 dupe. ER-1x; Mrs. Cronin; MCC2; copy; C3. On reel:
MCC2 Mrs. Cronin copy. |
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Down the green
fields |
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What would you
do |
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I have a
bonnet |
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Did you see my
man |
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Fairy king, etc.
- Kathleen Sheehen |
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Alternate documentation indicates that Kathleen Sheehan is the
performer, and the recording (or version) is n.g. (no good). |
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Conversation
about straw boys |
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Conversation
about St. Stephen's day |
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The bells of
heaven (song) |
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AFC 2008/005: SR034,
November 24, 1952
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1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-2. Mrs. Cronin, Macroom; ER 2-2; original; C5. On
reel: Mrs Cron /Macroom. |
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The factory
girl |
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Gather your ducks
and mind them |
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Pussy cats' party
(no good) |
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Pussy got the
measles - Mamie O'Connor |
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Sun has gone down
in the west, love (no good) |
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Kildare Fair
(mod.) |
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Ten weary years
since I left Ireland's shore (no good) |
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As I went walking
one morn down by the greenwood side (Irish and
English) |
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Lullabye (in
Irish) |
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Conversation
following about song |
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Lullabye (in
Irish) |
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Conversation
following about song |
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Charming sweet
girl that I love |
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