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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Cover: Bonnie Shaljean and Packie Byrne at the Sidmouth Festival. Photograph by Ian Anderson.<br />
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==CONTENTS==<br />
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===SOME DORSET REEL STEPS===<br />
Contributed by Joan Flett and Ann-Marie Hulme with notes by Anne Clayton, Gillian Oates and John Wesencroft. Compiled by Dave Townsend.<br />
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===JEZ LOWE===<br />
Dave Arthur takes a brief look into the background of this popular young singer.<br />
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===SONGS==<br />
Two of Jez Lowe's compositions.<br />
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''Cursed be the Caller''<br />
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''The High Part of the Town''<br />
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===BLACK COUNTRY STORIES===<br />
Roy Palmer relates some of the outrageous exploits of the Balck Country heroes Aynoch and Ayli (Enoch and Eli)<br />
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===TOM HUGHES:Border Fiddler===<br />
Peter Shepheard describes the life style and playing of this fine traditional musician.<br />
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===TUNES===<br />
Two tunes from the playing of Tom Hughes recorded and transcribed by Peter Shepheard: <br />
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''Tam's Old Love Song''<br />
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''Morpeth Rant''<br />
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===MEETING COUNTRY DANCES===<br />
Roy Dommett seems to find dances wherever he goes and in this article he passes on some of the dance information he's come across in the South of England.<br />
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===DANCE===<br />
Two versions of the ''Russian Ballet'', collected by Roy Dommett in Farnborough and Basingstoke.<br />
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===BOB ROBERTS: BARGEMAN===<br />
The second and final part of Bob Robert's autobiography including ''[[Yellow Handkerchief, The|The Yellow Handkerchief]]'', ''[[Windy Old Weather]]'', and ''[[Up the Sides and Down the Middle]]''. Recorded and edited by Dave Arthur.<br />
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===MORRIS WORKSHOP: A YORKSHIRE TRADITION -WITH FLEMISH LINKS?===<br />
Trevor Stone describes an exciting Flemish Sword Dance from Antwerp.<br />
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===A FOLK MUSIC PIONEER: PERCY GRAINGER===<br />
Dr Jane O'Brian, the Australan authority, assesses Grainger's influence on folk music scholarship. 1982 is the Centenary of Grainger's birth.<br />
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===TWO MOUNTAIN STORIES===<br />
''Jack and the King's Chest'' and ''Chuckle Pea and His Sister'',. Collected by Mike Yates from the North Carolina singer and storyteller, Hattie Presnell.<br />
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===CORRESPONDENCE===<br />
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===REVIEWS===<br />
Books and records.<br />
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===TRADITIONAL DANCE CONFERENCE===<br />
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===EFDSS NEWS===<br />
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===BRIAN WILLCOCKS===<br />
John Dowell interviews the Society's new Development and Marketing Officer<br />
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===GOLDEN JUBILEE PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION===<br />
Winner's photos.<br />
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===BAD GIG GUIDE; ELECTRIC FOLK; ELASTIC FOLK===<br />
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===OBITUARIES===<br />
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[[Percy Ling]]<br />
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Grace Meikle<br />
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W.G.Neil<br />
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