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Series II: Sound Recordings (continued) | |||||||||||||
Subseries G: Scotland (continued) | |||||||||||||
Bonny well lassie that never said "no" – J. Robertson – from S-13 | |||||||||||||
My parents gave me good learnin (Butcher boy) – J. Robertson – from S-11- "Pretty Polly" story | |||||||||||||
Lord Lovett – J. Robertson – S-11 – lovely version | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR195 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-10. Jeannie Robertson; Dinty Doonhye false start. | |||||||||||||
Up a wide and lonely glen (slight hesitation [...] verse, "her coast was white, etc." | |||||||||||||
Miss Brown of Dublin City - (Pretty Polly story) | |||||||||||||
For the moon shined on me last night – love best (stops after verse: " an old man [...]" – then adds last verse) | |||||||||||||
Brennen on the [...] (stops, adds last verse) | |||||||||||||
Jimmy MacBeath | |||||||||||||
Binnarie – scratches, fragments | |||||||||||||
MacPherson's rant – repeats verse "There some has come to see" adds "He took the fiddle" – at end; extremely long version, nice talk about song at end | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR196 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-11. Jeannie Robertson. On the reel: Aberdeen. | |||||||||||||
Four Marys – several trials, false starts | |||||||||||||
Four Marys – complete song begins pencils marks | |||||||||||||
MacCrommon's lament - excellent | |||||||||||||
Test copy: Blue robin – Tail toddle - good copy; rest tape empty | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR197 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-12. Jeannie Robertson, Isaac Higgins, Blin Robin. On the reel: Aberdeen. | |||||||||||||
Tail toddle | |||||||||||||
Up a wide and lonely glen – Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
The braes of [...] lane | |||||||||||||
Young Jenny [...] | |||||||||||||
[...] | |||||||||||||
"diddling" – pipe tunes – Isaac Higgins | |||||||||||||
Moss O'[...] - Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
Betsy Bell- Jeannie's daughter Eliza – false start | |||||||||||||
Dee are old maid [...] | |||||||||||||
"The wind" – Charlotte Robertson – one false start | |||||||||||||
Fish rhyme – very short – Charlotte Robertson | |||||||||||||
I have a sweetheart in America (begins like "what a [...]") | |||||||||||||
There was three kings – Charlotte Robertson - not completed | |||||||||||||
Ball O'Kerrienier - Blin Robin – new verses (clean!) | |||||||||||||
Begin again – [...] | |||||||||||||
My granny she wears bloomers – very blue | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR198 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-12x. Jeannie Robertson; Isaac Higgins; Blin Robin; see S12 card; copy: Blin Robin, girls, Isaac Higgins. | |||||||||||||
Tail toddle – Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
Happen Rowe – Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
Braes o'Stathhlan- Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
Jenny Foyers – Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
[...] mass time – [...] to the fair – Snappy tune of (Dirty doon bye) | |||||||||||||
Diddling - Isaac Higgins | |||||||||||||
The mass o'Barrodale (?) – Blin Robin | |||||||||||||
Betsy Bell – Jeannie's daughter | |||||||||||||
[...] old maid – Jeannie's daughter - false start - verse of "come a [...]" | |||||||||||||
The Ball O'Kerrimier – Blin Robin - "cleaned up version" | |||||||||||||
My granny she wears bloomers – very blue - but lively tune | |||||||||||||
Tarvirs (?) rant – [...] – slow narrative | |||||||||||||
Chanter times – Isaac Higgins | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR199 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-12xx. Robertson, Jeannie; Isaac Higgins; Blin Robin; see S12 card; Blin robin: 1. My Father was hanged for sheep stealing; 2. the tarvis rant; all of carol S12. | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR200, September 18, 1953 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-13. Jimmy Stewart – born 1898 Tallifourain; Tinker – has traveled all over Scotland. Married, several children, a little schooling. Now ill with heart trouble; Address: 69 Queen St. Forfar. Tape was not entirely clear – had to wipe. | |||||||||||||
[...] Jimmy | |||||||||||||
Lord Rummel – rough after "What'll you leave to your sweetheart" | |||||||||||||
Barbara Allen – false start - good | |||||||||||||
[...]amont the Canden Knaves – good | |||||||||||||
Turra Market – uses "Forrester" tune – good | |||||||||||||
Starts "Beggerman" – doesn't finish it | |||||||||||||
Starts "Wee lassie that never said no," then sings – good | |||||||||||||
Touched the fair maid on the toe - blue | |||||||||||||
Dowie dens – different tune of "[...] laddie" (different ending – good) | |||||||||||||
SN begins "Jenny Foyers" | |||||||||||||
Sleeping or walkin', Maggie dear – fragment – "Lan o Rock Royal" | |||||||||||||
"The Obergate" | |||||||||||||
"Fivey-o" – one false start – not complete – fair | |||||||||||||
Whistle – tape test | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR201 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-14. Jimmy Stewart; JR 8 #65; leave off false starts. On the reel: Forfar. | |||||||||||||
I'm a Forest in these woods – false start | |||||||||||||
I'm a forest in these woods - good | |||||||||||||
Jockie o'Bryndes land | |||||||||||||
Jock [...] one May mornin' | |||||||||||||
Jock and the seven foresters – good | |||||||||||||
When I was a wee thing – Banks of roses - false start | |||||||||||||
When I was wee thing – almost too low, some good verses; slightly printed | |||||||||||||
Up a wide and lonely glen – begin over after two verses – good | |||||||||||||
There's a blackbird (what a voice) – false start not too well sung | |||||||||||||
There's a blackbird (what a voice) – some good verses | |||||||||||||
O she's my bonny wee thing – composed by himself - blue | |||||||||||||
It. Of Benachil [...], by Jimmy's brother – three verses | |||||||||||||
It. O Benachil" – original words | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR202, September 16, 1953 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-15. Mrs. Elizabeth White; Elizabeth White [???]. On the reel: Mrs. A. White / ... / Ella Ward - end. | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR203 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-16. Annie Arnot (Gaelic). | |||||||||||||
Eel a Dhu Vetrin Ho, Ho! – gunshot in middle – waulking song | |||||||||||||
Cuu thewah L'oo'me yovlic shame – waulking song; repeats part of song | |||||||||||||
Hull dee hah – [...] | |||||||||||||
Be vedde na moo dee midday ee mashe ? – coughs | |||||||||||||
Goes A. tore ha tor – ha tore | |||||||||||||
slow lyric song | |||||||||||||
Eel me dhu vetrin ho, ho! repeat | |||||||||||||
unnamed song | |||||||||||||
Hamish Henderson sings and explains several songs | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR204 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-17. Ceilidh (party). | |||||||||||||
Muckin o' Georde Byre – MacBeath – [...] sings, applaud, beginning lost | |||||||||||||
The modlin green – MacBeath- good quality but blue | |||||||||||||
SB - farm song | |||||||||||||
As I gaed up to (offer?) "He [...]" – good – audience joins chorus, sough, well sung | |||||||||||||
What a voice – Jeannie Robertson – train noises in begin | |||||||||||||
Great Jehovah with introduction – Jean Ritchie – ok – echoey | |||||||||||||
Little devils – with introduction – Jean Ritchie – ok | |||||||||||||
SB? | |||||||||||||
Breton catch time - Breton pipers – good | |||||||||||||
Scots wha hae – audience- muffled; thanks to the artists | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR527 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-18. [further details on tape box] | |||||||||||||
AFC 2008/005: SR205, possibly September 15, 1953 | |||||||||||||
1 sound tape reel : analog ; 7 in. | |||||||||||||
Original ID # S-19. [???]. Tinkers' Camp; On the reel: camp. | |||||||||||||
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