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Series 2: Sound
Recordings
(continued) |
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Subseries 2:
England
(continued) |
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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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AFC 2008/005: SR035,
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 dupe. Mrs. Cronin; ER 2x; MCC3, C6, copy.
According Jean's notes, the following songs were "taken out for
lecture tape 5/12/59": Gather your ducks; Pussy's got the measles;
and As I went walking one morn down by greenwood side (Irish and
Eng). |
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The factory
girl |
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Gather your ducks
and mind them |
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Pussy cat's party
- no good |
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Pussy's 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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Second lullabye -
more conversation |
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The charming
sweet girl that I love |
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I am a maid that
sleeps in love |
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Lanaghan's
ball |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR036 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-3x. MCC; C4. On reel: Mrs. Cronin /copy /
Macroom. |
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Barbara
Allen |
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Cuc a
handy |
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Little pack
o'tailors |
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Darby
ram |
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Lord
Gregory |
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Molly
Bam |
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The Kerry cow -
Irish and English |
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Same tune: girl
compares suitors |
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Farmer's wife
I'll be - verse |
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Some tune: In
Dublin town I was brought up |
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Maid in father's
garden |
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Robbing on the
highway |
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She lived beside
the Anner - Mamie O'Connor |
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AFC 2008/005: SR037,
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-4. Mrs. Cronin- Macroom; original; C1. |
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The girl that I
love - last verse |
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Any letter here
today |
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Molly
Bam |
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I am a maid that
sleeps in love |
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Just like the
ivy |
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Lanaghan's
ball |
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Nice little Jenny
of Ballinasloe |
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Bantry Bay -
Mamie O'Connell |
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Barbara Allen -
Michael Cronin |
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Glen Swilly -
Johnny Hoare |
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Lord Randal - M.
Cronin |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR038 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-5. Mrs. Cronin; Tail Out R; ER 5-5 (Comp. Copy);
Michael Cronin; Johnny Hoare (fiddle). A note indicates the
recording of Lord Randal was "taken out for lecture tape," May 12,
1959. |
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Barbara Allin
[sic] - Michael Cronin |
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Glen Swilly -
Johnny Hoare |
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Lord Randal -
Michael Cronin |
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Ramblin' Irishman
- Johnny Hoare |
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Where the bright
lovely waters flow - Michael Cronin |
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On board the
Kangaroo - Michael Cronin |
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Bonnie bunch of
roses - Michael Cronin |
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The pipe and the
harp, and Flanagan's ball - Johnny Hoare, fiddle |
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The Londonderry
hornpipe - Johnny Hoare, fiddle |
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A set
dance |
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AFC 2008/005:
SR039 |
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1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7
in. |
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Original ID # ER-6. Seamus Ennis; Edited js; ER-6 6; copied js. |
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Dark-eyed sailor
- Thomas Ennis - false start |
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