Health to the barley mow : songs of good company
SCS 38 Anne Mason Annex Health to the barley mow : songs of good company - Folktracks [Folktrax], 1975. - 1 audiocassette : analog
Cassette.
Side 1: 1. The Barley Mow / Arthur Smith (with chorus), recorded by Peter Kennedy, Blaxhall, Suffolk 1953, 2'30" -- 2. Billy Johnson's Ball / Peter Reilly, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Cullyhanna, Co Armagh 1952, 2'58" -- 3. The Black Ram / Bob Copper, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Rottingdean, Sussex 1955, 3'21" -- 4. Campbell the Rover / Joe Heaney, of Carna, Co Galway, recorded by Peter Kennedy, London 1959, 2'11" -- 5. Drink Old England Dry / Haxey Boggins, recorded by Peter Kennedy & Seamus Ennis, Haxey, Lincolnsh 1953, 2'44" -- 6. The Ewie Wi' the Crookit Horn / Lucy Stewart, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Fetterangus, Aberdeenshire 1955 - 1'43" -- 7. Farewell To Whisky / Jessie Murray, recorded by Alan Lomax, Portknockie, Banffshire 1953 - 1'34" -- 8. Good Ale / Bob & Ron Copper, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Rottingdean, Sussex 1955, 2'42" -- 9. The Irish Familie / Jim Baldry, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Melton, Suffolk 1956 - 1'25" -- 10. John Barleycorn / Bert Edwards, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Little Stretton, Shropshire 1952, 4'43" -- 11. John Barleycorn / George Attrill -- Side 2: 1. The Jug of Punch / (a) Margaret Loughram (v 1) (b) Edward Quinn, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Castlecaulfield, Co Tyrone 1952, 2'37" -- 2. The Penny Wager / George Hawkins, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Ebrington, Warwickshire 1957, 2'28" -- 3. Rothsay-o / Davie Stewart (+ accordion), recorded by Peter Kennedy, Dundee, Angus 1955, 3'08" -- 4. Thousands Or More / Bob & Ron Copper, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Rottingdean, Sussex 1951, 2'21" -- 5. To Be A Good Companion / Dickie Lashbrook, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Kelly, Devon 1950, 2'33" -- 6. Twankydillo / Jim Copper (Bob's father), recorded by Peter Kennedy, Rottingdean, Sussex 1951, 3'28" -- 7. When Jones's Ale was New / Bob & Ron Copper, recorded by Peter Kennedy, Rottingdean, Sussex 1955, 2'34" -- 8. The Wild Rover / Gabriel Figg, recorded by Peter Kennedy, West Chiltington, Sussex 1953, 3'45".
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