Channel Islands : folk song
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MusicPublisher number: 23838 | BBCPublication details: BBC, 1957.Description: 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpmAvailable additional physical forms:- Dubbed to CDA BBC 119.
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VWML | Storage | SAD 1071 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR03346 |
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Sound disc, analog.
Front: 1. Darrie Chez Nous (1'47") [talk preceding by H. Carre] -- 2. Ah Oui! Ma Mere (0'58") [talk following by Mrs Carre / both sung by Philip Hamon -- 3. The Greenland Whale Fishery (3'10") -- 4. C'Est A St Pierre Lyon (1'50") -- 5. Mon Mari est bien malade (1'45") / all sung by Philip Hamon & H. Carre -- 6. La Barbiere (4'07") [talk preceding] / sung by Jack Le Feuvre. Sark, 03.05.57 -- Back: 1. L'Alouette (2'20") -- 2. La Bebe (clap polka) (1'40") -- 3. Double, Double, La Violette (1'10") -- 4. J'ai perdu ma Femme (1'48") -- 5. Changez de bras (0'58") -- 6. La Belloise (broom dance) (1'05") -- 7. Non, non je ne veux pas [polka] (0'34"). All sung by Ernest Sauvage (of Jersey) acc his daughter Mary [accordion] -- 8. Learning the tunes (1'00") [talk by Mary Sauvage Castel, Guernsey 01.05.57] -- 9. Gigototon de la jambe (0'42") / Wilfred Therin [accordion] -- 10. Learning accordion (0'30").
Dubbed to CDA BBC 119.