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==CONTENTS==

===THREE BROTHERS IN FAIR WARWICKSHIRE===
A ballad and its story examined by Mike Yates.

===TWO SONGS===
''[[Three Brothers in Fair Warwickshire]]''

''[[The Lamentation of W.Warner, T.Ward and T.Williams]]''

===FRED WHITING===
[[Fred Whiting|John Howson's interview with Fred 'Pip' Whting]], the Suffolk singer, fiddler, bones-player and jig-doll dancer.

===MORRIS WORKSHOP===
David Cooke of the Whitworth Morris Men gives his opinions on Morris Clubs, Tradition and 'over dancing'.

===THREE MORRIS TUNES===
[[Bonnets So Blue-tune]]

[[Cuckoo's Nest-tune]] 

[[Princess Royal-tune]]

Collected by Cecil Sharp, 19th and 23rd of August, 1909, from H.Sturch, Shipton-on-Stour. Contributed by Roy Dommett.

===MICHAEL McCARTHY===
Songs and tales from an Irish Travelling Man. Collected by Pat McKenzie and Jim Carroll.

===TWO SONGS==
''[[Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green,The|The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green]]''

''[[Father, Father, Build Me a Boat]]''

===RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS AND FOLK MUSIC===
Ursula Vaughan Williams writes about R.V.W. and his folk song influences.

===CLIVE CAREY CENTENARY===
Some notes by C.D.Smith on the well known collector. The centenary of his birth is celebrated this year (1983).

===TWO SONGS===
''[[Witty Lass of London,The|The Witty Lass of London]]''

''[[Great Northern Run,The|The Great Northern Run]]''

===SAMUEL BARRETT AND HIS TIN===
A reprint from the New Zealand folk newsletter ''Heritage''(1970) of Frank Fyfe's article on the one-string fiddle player Sam Barrett.

===NEWTON-IN-FURNESS PACE EGG PLAY===
Collected by Margaret E.McCormick from Mr George Rigg

===SONG===
''[[Newton Pace Egg Song]]''

===THE FAMOUS OLD HINDLEY GREEN MORRIS DANCERS===
The results of Tony Dann's researches into the archives of his local Lancashire newpapers.

===CORRESPONDENCE===

===REVIEWS===

Leeds Traditional Music Conference

Records

Books

Theatre

News

Diary

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