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Series II: Sound Recordings (continued) | |||||||||||||
Subseries B: England (continued) | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR019, January 5-6, 1953 (continued) | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-11. Haxey Hood pub (talk); 7 mins. Add Winsome to catalog card. | |||||||||||||
Winsome [???]: Pipe and tabor | |||||||||||||
Mr. Johnson on hood game | |||||||||||||
Discussion of hood in... | |||||||||||||
Whitehead home | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR020 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-12. Haxey "Kings Arms" singing. Haxey Hood pub (talk and singing). #86. On reel: Haxey dub singing J. Ritchie. Processor's note: "the Haxey hood" is a traditional, annual event. | |||||||||||||
General pub noises | |||||||||||||
Talk about the "hood" - George asking questions, almost drowned in background noise | |||||||||||||
Farmer's boy - first verse no good wrong levels, electricity fails, etc.; chorus and rest of song o.k. lively | |||||||||||||
John Barleycorn - slow start, but generally good | |||||||||||||
Cannons or Drink old England dry - very slow start - generally o.k. | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR021 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-13. Westaway, Bill (talk and singing). On reel: scrap of Westaway. | |||||||||||||
Bill Westaway talks to Jean Ritchie | |||||||||||||
About his horse-shoeing days in Exeter 65 years ago | |||||||||||||
About why he never remarried | |||||||||||||
About Dartmoor | |||||||||||||
About the "rough" and "smooth" song he knows | |||||||||||||
Candid trail of goings on while filming Westaway (interviewed by Jean Ritchie and Alan Lomax) | |||||||||||||
I've got a coat - sung by Bill Westaway for film (filmed by George Pickow and Douglas Kennedy) | |||||||||||||
More directions by Lomax for Westaway movie | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR022 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-14. Westaway, Bill (talk and singing); Note: Tape is N.G. (static) until paper marker in the tape; E. 14; Sound track Westaway; empty or staticy noises up to paper. On reel: Bill Westaway soundtrack edited. | |||||||||||||
Clear conversation | |||||||||||||
Widdecombe Fair - very good - stream, bird songs | |||||||||||||
Conversation with Jean about professions | |||||||||||||
Conversation with Alan about professions | |||||||||||||
I've got a coat - one verse opens gate, goes away | |||||||||||||
Retake: I've got a coat - chorus only - says "Good Day sir" at end | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR023 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-15. Lloyd, Bert; Isla Cameron; #89; copied. All but Tara Market and Riding down to Castlereagh. | |||||||||||||
Riding down to Castlereagh - Bert Lloyd and Isla - no good | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd - Isla Cameron - two false starts, third take OK | |||||||||||||
Tara Market (not copied) | |||||||||||||
The Weavers 'gain you go - Isla Cameron - ok | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR024 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-16. McColl, Ewan; Bert Lloyd. On reel: reel #2 Elektra. | |||||||||||||
Dowie dens of Yarrow - Ewan McColl | |||||||||||||
Achem Doon - Ewan McColl | |||||||||||||
Lover's ghost - Bert Lloyd | |||||||||||||
Cruel ship's captain - Bert Lloyd | |||||||||||||
Banks of sweet Dundee - Ewan McColl | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR025, June 11, 1958 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-17. Bert Lloyd; Ewan McColl; Isla Cameron. Copies of "Bowline"; "Paddy Doyle" and "Cruel ships Captain" spliced onto beginning; copied "The Irish girl." On reel: #3E. | |||||||||||||
The Irish girl - Isla Cameron - good, voice a bit grainy - 1 minute 50 seconds | |||||||||||||
Haul on the bowline - Ewan McColl and Bert Lloyd; Paddy Doyle | |||||||||||||
Ranso - Bert Lloyd and Ewan MacColl | |||||||||||||
Long pause | |||||||||||||
Bonny boy is growin' - Ewan McColl | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR026, January 31, 1954 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-18. Composite tape made up of other tapes with Isla Cameron on them – A.S.; composite copy; Isla Cameron. On reel: Copy #1 Isla Cameron. | |||||||||||||
Bushes and briars | |||||||||||||
Come all you fair and tender girls | |||||||||||||
Alternate documentation gives the title as "Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies." | |||||||||||||
Marghellia du Keelyn | |||||||||||||
Queens Marys (Four Marys) | |||||||||||||
As he walked down by the river (sexy) | |||||||||||||
I cannot get to my love | |||||||||||||
My bonny lad | |||||||||||||
Sandgate nursery song | |||||||||||||
Can ye sew cushions | |||||||||||||
Laagon [sic] stream | |||||||||||||
Dance to your daddy | |||||||||||||
Lord Randall | |||||||||||||
Western wynd | |||||||||||||
Little wee croodin doo | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd | |||||||||||||
The Weavers 'gin ye go | |||||||||||||
The Irish girl (room for two songs more) | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR027 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-19. Isla Cameron; edited; copied JS. | |||||||||||||
Little wee croodin doo - fair with guitar | |||||||||||||
Little wee croodin doo (repeat) - bad | |||||||||||||
Little wee croodin doo - false start- then repeat - better | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd - false start - sung terribly fast | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd - bad - false start | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd (repeat) - false start - (hopeless) | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd - with whistling and guitar - starts on wrong note - sings over and over | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd - with whistling and guitar - false start - a repeat | |||||||||||||
Johnny Todd - with whistling and guitar | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR028 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-20. Cameron, Isla; Edited (L.G.); copied LG. On reel: Isla Cameron reel #2. | |||||||||||||
Come all ye fair and tender girls (false start) - retake | |||||||||||||
Laagon [sic] stream - good | |||||||||||||
Kitty alone (version Frig and mouse) - false start | |||||||||||||
Kitty alone - lower key - (scratchy voice) - terrible | |||||||||||||
Kitty alone - repeat - also mediocre- bad | |||||||||||||
Dance to your daddy-o - false start | |||||||||||||
Dance to your daddy-o - false start | |||||||||||||
Lord Randall - stop clears throat- otherwise o.k | |||||||||||||
Western wynd - good | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR029 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 7 1/2 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-21. Copied (L.G.); Isla Cameron. On reel: 1⁄2 other half talk about [...]. | |||||||||||||
Bushes and briars - Isla Cameron - good | |||||||||||||
Bushes and briars - Isla Cameron - tries higher key - not as good | |||||||||||||
Come all you fair and tender girls - two verses - good | |||||||||||||
Morghellia du Keerdu - fine tune, good | |||||||||||||
Outlandish knight- false start - no retake | |||||||||||||
Queens Marys - good | |||||||||||||
Black waterside - good, but too low | |||||||||||||
Black waterside - higher key, good off tune in one place | |||||||||||||
As he walked down to the river - false start | |||||||||||||
As he walked down to the river - good | |||||||||||||
My Bonny Lad - voice wavering | |||||||||||||
I cannot get to my love - good - lovely song about Tyne | |||||||||||||
The unquiet grave - spoken | |||||||||||||
Isla, Jean, and George talking till the end of the tape | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR030 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog, 15 ips ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # E-22; Cameron, Isla; copied (L.G.). On reel: Isla Cameron / first roll. | |||||||||||||
My bonny lad - false start - second good | |||||||||||||
Bushes and briars - fair | |||||||||||||
Sandgate nursing song - good, but could be better | |||||||||||||
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