A jug of punch : broadside ballads old and new / sung by British folk singers, with banjo, mandolin, guitar, uillean pipes, tin-whistle and double bass.
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MusicPublisher number: XLP 50003 | His Master's VoiceSeries: Folk music seriesPublication details: His Master's Voice. 1960.Description: 1 sound disc : 33 1/3 rpm., stereo. ; 12 inSubject(s): | Item type | Home library | Collection | Shelving location | Class number | Materials specified | Status | Notes | Date due | Barcode | |
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VWML | Gift | Storage | SAD 4743 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | Presented to the library by Olive Taylor. | SR07849 |
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| SAD 4740 Belzebub | SAD 4741 There's a buzz / | SAD 4742 Anthem for the common man / | SAD 4743 A jug of punch : broadside ballads old and new / | SAD 4744 Wines & spirits | SAD 4745 A little bit off the top / | SAD 4746 Briefly on the street / |
Analog disc.
Edited and recorded by Peter Kennedy for The English Folk Dance and Song Society.Analog disc.
Also released on HMV with a different label and the number CLP 1327.
Side 1: 1. Nancy Whiskey / Jimmie Macgregor, Vic Pitt, Shirley Bland and Shirley Collins -- 2. Higher Germanie / Shirley Collins -- 3. Monaghan Fair and Irish reel / Frank McPeake -- 4. I don't mind if I do / Steve Benbow -- 5. Twankydillo / Bob and Ron Copper -- 6. The beggar wench / Isabel Sutherland -- 7. Brian O'Linn / Seamus Ennis, Jimmie Macgregor, Perry Friedman -- 8. Ratcliffe Highway / Frank Purslow -- 9. Jack Tar on shore / Steve Benbow, Jimmy Macgregor, Vic Pitt -- Side 2: 1. The light bob's lassie / Isabel Sutherland -- 2. Football crazy / Seamus Ennis -- 3. Bold Robinson / Frank Purslow -- 4. The Sugar Ray Robinson, Randolph Turpin fight / Steve Benbow, Perry Friedman, Vic Pitt -- 5. The horse named Bill / Shirley Collins -- 6. When the old dun cow caught fire / Bob Copper -- 7. Grat for gruel / Jimmy Macgregor -- 8. The jug of punch / Frank McPeake -- 9. Jack Hall / Steve Benbow.