Folk songs and sea shanties
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MusicPublisher number: 26311 | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1959-1960.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:- Dubbed to BBC tape 293; side 1 & side 2, track 1 dubbed to CDA 16. Side 2, tracks 2-5 dubbed to CDA BBC 108; 2-4 also to CDA BBC 368.
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VWML | Storage | SAD 3177 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR01770 |
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Sound disc, analog.
Side 1: 1. Talk about shanty singing (4'28") -- 2. Roll the Cotton Down (2'35") -- 3. Homeward Bound (1'15") -- 4. Time For Us To Leave Her (speech preceding) (3'40") -- 5. Whiskey Johnny (speech preceding and following) (2'05") / sung and spoken by Walsh, Tim 'Paddy' at Devonport, Devon, 5/4/1960, Interviewed by Cyril Tawney -- Side 2: 1. Talk about shanties and work at sea (2'45"). spoken by Walsh, Tim 'Paddy' at Devonport, Devon, 5/4/1960, Interviewed by Cyril Tawney -- 2. Campbell the Rover (2'25") -- 3. Our Goodman [in English] (3'45") -- 4. Our Goodman (One verse in Gaelic) (0'40") / sung by Heaney, Joe at Conneware, County Galway, Ireland, 29/10/1959 -- 5. Our Goodman (in English, talk preceding) (4'50") / sung by Morgan, Hassel (a gypsy), Wales, 2/1959.
Dubbed to BBC tape 293; side 1 & side 2, track 1 dubbed to CDA 16. Side 2, tracks 2-5 dubbed to CDA BBC 108; 2-4 also to CDA BBC 368.