An edition of Sussex folk songs and ballads (1957)

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Tony Wales
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Folkways Records
Language
English

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Subjects
English Ballads, English Folk songs
People
Tony Wales
Places
England, East Sussex

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Sussex folk songs and ballads
1957, Folkways Records
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Table of Contents

Seventeen come Sunday
Sing Ivy (Child no. 2)
Our goodman (Child no. 274)
Piri-iri-igdum
On Christmas night
I've been to France
The banks of sweet Dundee
To be a farmer's boy
Sarie
Horsham boys
Buttercup Joe
The bailiff's daughter of Islington (Child no. 105)
Henry Martin (Child no. 250)
Bryan O'Lynn
Four children's singing games: The farmer in his den ; Nuts in May ; Poor Mary sits a-weeping ; Oranges & lemons
The woodcutter
The ploughboy
The green mossy banks of the lea
Richard of Taunton Dean.

Edition Notes

Program notes by Tony Wales and the editor and texts ([8] p.) inserted in container.

Sung by Tony Wales, with guitar acc.

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Other Titles
Seventeen come Sunday., Sing Ivy., Our goodman., Piri-iri-igdum., On Christmas night., I've been to France., Banks of sweet Dundee., To be a farmer's boy., Sarie., Horsham boys., Buttercup Joe., Bailiff's daughter of Islington., Henry Martin., Bryan O'Lynn., Farmer in his den., Nuts in May., Poor Mary sits a-weeping., Oranges & lemons., Woodcutter., Ploughboy., Green mossy banks of the lea., Richard of Taunton Dean., Oranges and lemons.

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[sound recording] /
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1 sound disc

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Open Library
OL38624352M
LCCN
r 57000835
OCLC/WorldCat
2977139

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