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Cover: Dick Scarlett, Orange-Scrambler with the Hungerford, Hocktide Tutti-men (Brian Shuel) | Cover: Dick Scarlett, Orange-Scrambler with the Hungerford, Hocktide Tutti-men (Brian Shuel) | ||
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| + | ===ACTUAL STEP DANCING=== | ||
| + | Sam Sherry's autobiography edited and transcribed by Ann-Marie Hulme and Peter Clifton | ||
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| + | ===WHEN THE BALLOON WENT UP=== | ||
| + | Keith Grgson takes a look at the zany songs and characters of the 'Age of Ballooning' in the North-East of England | ||
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| + | ===THE FUNCTIONS OF AIR NO 1 in the Beggars Opera=== | ||
| + | Steven Gale shows just how much John Gay achieved with this tune in the opening minutes of the most famous of Ballad Operas | ||
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| + | ===A TRIP TO UXBRIDGE (dance)=== | ||
| + | A longways dance and music, devised and composed by Colin Hume. | ||
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| + | ===JOHNNY DOUGHTY - IN PERSON=== | ||
| + | Tales and Songs of the popular South-coast fisherman, collected by Mike Yates | ||
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| + | ===OBITUARIES=== | ||
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| + | Walter Fleetwood, Grenoside fiddler | ||
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| + | Jack Armstrong, Northumbrian piper | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
| + | ==REGULAR FEATURES== | ||
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| + | ===MORRIS WORKSHOP=== | ||
| + | A re-cap of earlier articles plus the final instalment of Russell Wortley's researches into the Bucknell Morris Tradition. | ||
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| + | ===RESEARCH INDEX:=== | ||
| + | A list of the activities of some researchers. | ||
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| + | ===FOLKLIFE=== | ||
| + | Tony Foxworthy writes about Collop Monday, Banging Out, May celebrations and Doles. | ||
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| + | ===CORRESPONDENCE=== | ||
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| + | ===REVIEWS: BOOKS-RECORDS=== | ||
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| + | Back to [[EDS_Contents]] | ||
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[[EDS_Contents]] | [[EDS_Contents]] | ||
Revision as of 22:27, 25 June 2008
Cover: Dick Scarlett, Orange-Scrambler with the Hungerford, Hocktide Tutti-men (Brian Shuel)
ACTUAL STEP DANCING
Sam Sherry's autobiography edited and transcribed by Ann-Marie Hulme and Peter Clifton
WHEN THE BALLOON WENT UP
Keith Grgson takes a look at the zany songs and characters of the 'Age of Ballooning' in the North-East of England
THE FUNCTIONS OF AIR NO 1 in the Beggars Opera
Steven Gale shows just how much John Gay achieved with this tune in the opening minutes of the most famous of Ballad Operas
A TRIP TO UXBRIDGE (dance)
A longways dance and music, devised and composed by Colin Hume.
JOHNNY DOUGHTY - IN PERSON
Tales and Songs of the popular South-coast fisherman, collected by Mike Yates
OBITUARIES
Walter Fleetwood, Grenoside fiddler
Jack Armstrong, Northumbrian piper
REGULAR FEATURES
MORRIS WORKSHOP
A re-cap of earlier articles plus the final instalment of Russell Wortley's researches into the Bucknell Morris Tradition.
RESEARCH INDEX:
A list of the activities of some researchers.
FOLKLIFE
Tony Foxworthy writes about Collop Monday, Banging Out, May celebrations and Doles.
CORRESPONDENCE
REVIEWS: BOOKS-RECORDS
Back to EDS_Contents