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| + | A gradually evolving list as time and opportunity presents itself. | ||
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| + | When/how does a revival player come to be regarded as a traditional source player? For the present I am trying to stick to people who were born pre-WW2 and not worrying over it, there is plenty to be getting on with. | ||
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| + | Generally speaking the figures may be regarded as influential, particularly if they were recorded. | ||
A good place to look for source recordings of traditional singers and musicians is [https://sounds.bl.uk/World-and-traditional-music/ The British Library Sounds Collection] | A good place to look for source recordings of traditional singers and musicians is [https://sounds.bl.uk/World-and-traditional-music/ The British Library Sounds Collection] | ||
You will find many excellent articles on English (and other) songs and tunes on | You will find many excellent articles on English (and other) songs and tunes on | ||
| − | Rod Stradling's Musical Traditions [http://www.mustrad.org.uk/articles.htm website] "Mustrad", along with links to field recordings. | + | Rod Stradling's Musical Traditions [http://www.mustrad.org.uk/articles.htm website] "Mustrad", often along with links to field recordings. |
Many of the people below are represented on there. | Many of the people below are represented on there. | ||
| + | -Chris Partington | ||
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* [[Lemmie Brazil]] One-row Melodeon | * [[Lemmie Brazil]] One-row Melodeon | ||
* [[Percy Brown]] Melodeon | * [[Percy Brown]] Melodeon | ||
| − | * [[Walter Bulwer]] Fiddle | + | * [[Walter Bulwer]] and Daisy Bulwer, Fiddle and Piano |
* [[Bob Cann]] Melodeon | * [[Bob Cann]] Melodeon | ||
| + | * [[Foster Charlton]] N'brian Smallpipes | ||
* [[Bertie Clark]] Fiddle | * [[Bertie Clark]] Fiddle | ||
* [[Bob Clark]] Jews Harp | * [[Bob Clark]] Jews Harp | ||
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* [[Billy Cooper]] Hammered Dulcimer | * [[Billy Cooper]] Hammered Dulcimer | ||
* [[George Craske]] Melodeon | * [[George Craske]] Melodeon | ||
| − | * [[William Edwards Davies]] | + | * [[William Edwards Davies]] Fiddle |
* [[Charles Denley]] Melodeon | * [[Charles Denley]] Melodeon | ||
| + | * [[Thomas Denley]] Fiddle and Tin Whistle | ||
* [[Bill Ellson]] Mouth Organ, singer | * [[Bill Ellson]] Mouth Organ, singer | ||
* [[Septimus Fawcett]] English Concertina | * [[Septimus Fawcett]] English Concertina | ||
| + | * [[J.W.Fenwick]] N'brian Smallpipes | ||
* [[Bob Forrester]] Mouth Organ | * [[Bob Forrester]] Mouth Organ | ||
* [[Frederick George Gardner]] ?? | * [[Frederick George Gardner]] ?? | ||
* [[Adam Gray]] Fiddle | * [[Adam Gray]] Fiddle | ||
| + | * [[William Green]] N'brian Smallpipes | ||
* [[Billy Harrison]] Singer, Multiple Instruments | * [[Billy Harrison]] Singer, Multiple Instruments | ||
* [[George Hathaway]] Melodeon, Tin Whistle | * [[George Hathaway]] Melodeon, Tin Whistle | ||
| + | * [[William Hathaway]] Fiddle and Morris Dancer | ||
* [[George Hepple]] Fiddle | * [[George Hepple]] Fiddle | ||
| + | * [[James Higgins]] Fiddle | ||
* [[James Hill]] Fiddle | * [[James Hill]] Fiddle | ||
| + | * [[Beatrice Hill]] Melodeon | ||
* [[Jimmy Hunter]] Mouth Organ | * [[Jimmy Hunter]] Mouth Organ | ||
* [[Tom Hunter]] Fiddle | * [[Tom Hunter]] Fiddle | ||
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* [[Joe Hutton]] N'brian Smallpipes | * [[Joe Hutton]] N'brian Smallpipes | ||
* [[William Kimber]] Anglo Concertina | * [[William Kimber]] Anglo Concertina | ||
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* [[W.B.Laybourn]] Fiddle | * [[W.B.Laybourn]] Fiddle | ||
* [[Harry Lee]] Fiddle | * [[Harry Lee]] Fiddle | ||
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* [[Herbert Mallet]] Melodeon | * [[Herbert Mallet]] Melodeon | ||
* [[Arthur Marshall]] Melodeon | * [[Arthur Marshall]] Melodeon | ||
| + | * [[John Mason]] Fiddle, clarinet, flute, concertina | ||
* [[Walter Newstead]] Melodeon | * [[Walter Newstead]] Melodeon | ||
* [[Tom Orchard]] Melodeon | * [[Tom Orchard]] Melodeon | ||
* [[Ned Pearson]] Fiddle | * [[Ned Pearson]] Fiddle | ||
* [[Fred Pigeon]] Fiddle | * [[Fred Pigeon]] Fiddle | ||
| + | * [[Billy Pigg]] N'brian Smallpipes | ||
* [[Tom Potter]] Singer, Melodeon | * [[Tom Potter]] Singer, Melodeon | ||
* [[Reg Reader]] Hammered Dulcimer | * [[Reg Reader]] Hammered Dulcimer | ||
* [[Davie Rogerson]] Fiddle | * [[Davie Rogerson]] Fiddle | ||
| + | * [[Colin Ross]] Fiddle, N'brian Smallpipes | ||
* [[Jim Rutherford]] Fiddle | * [[Jim Rutherford]] Fiddle | ||
* [[Herbert Smith]] Fiddle | * [[Herbert Smith]] Fiddle | ||
* [[Minty, Levi, & Jasper Smith]] Various | * [[Minty, Levi, & Jasper Smith]] Various | ||
* [[Vanslow Smith]] Fiddle | * [[Vanslow Smith]] Fiddle | ||
| + | * [[William Charles Stagg]] Fiddle? | ||
* [[Geordie Taylor]] Fiddle | * [[Geordie Taylor]] Fiddle | ||
* [[George Taylor]] Melodeon | * [[George Taylor]] Melodeon | ||
Latest revision as of 13:14, 14 November 2022
A gradually evolving list as time and opportunity presents itself.
When/how does a revival player come to be regarded as a traditional source player? For the present I am trying to stick to people who were born pre-WW2 and not worrying over it, there is plenty to be getting on with.
Generally speaking the figures may be regarded as influential, particularly if they were recorded.
A good place to look for source recordings of traditional singers and musicians is The British Library Sounds Collection
You will find many excellent articles on English (and other) songs and tunes on Rod Stradling's Musical Traditions website "Mustrad", often along with links to field recordings.
Many of the people below are represented on there.
-Chris Partington
- Bill Agate Mouth Organ
- Henry Allen Fiddle
- Ray Andrews Banjo
- William Andrews Fiddle
- Jack Armstrong N'brian Smallpipes
- John Armstrong Fiddle, N'brian Smallpipes
- Geordie Armstrong Fiddle
- Will Atkinson Mouth Organ
- Charles Baldwin Fiddle, singer
- Stephen Baldwin Fiddle
- Billy Ballantine Piccolo
- ‘Rabbity’ Baxter Tambourine
- Sam Bennet Fiddle
- Billy Bennington Hammered Dulcimer
- Sam Bond Mouth Organ
- Lemmie Brazil One-row Melodeon
- Percy Brown Melodeon
- Walter Bulwer and Daisy Bulwer, Fiddle and Piano
- Bob Cann Melodeon
- Foster Charlton N'brian Smallpipes
- Bertie Clark Fiddle
- Bob Clark Jews Harp
- Tom Clough N'brian Smallpipes
- Harry Cockerill Piano Accordian
- Billy Conroy Tin Whistle
- John Cook Fiddle
- Billy Cooper Hammered Dulcimer
- George Craske Melodeon
- William Edwards Davies Fiddle
- Charles Denley Melodeon
- Thomas Denley Fiddle and Tin Whistle
- Bill Ellson Mouth Organ, singer
- Septimus Fawcett English Concertina
- J.W.Fenwick N'brian Smallpipes
- Bob Forrester Mouth Organ
- Frederick George Gardner ??
- Adam Gray Fiddle
- William Green N'brian Smallpipes
- Billy Harrison Singer, Multiple Instruments
- George Hathaway Melodeon, Tin Whistle
- William Hathaway Fiddle and Morris Dancer
- George Hepple Fiddle
- James Higgins Fiddle
- James Hill Fiddle
- Beatrice Hill Melodeon
- Jimmy Hunter Mouth Organ
- Tom Hunter Fiddle
- Jake Hutton Fiddle
- Joe Hutton N'brian Smallpipes
- William Kimber Anglo Concertina
- W.B.Laybourn Fiddle
- Harry Lee Fiddle
- John Locke Fiddle
- Herbert Mallet Melodeon
- Arthur Marshall Melodeon
- John Mason Fiddle, clarinet, flute, concertina
- Walter Newstead Melodeon
- Tom Orchard Melodeon
- Ned Pearson Fiddle
- Fred Pigeon Fiddle
- Billy Pigg N'brian Smallpipes
- Tom Potter Singer, Melodeon
- Reg Reader Hammered Dulcimer
- Davie Rogerson Fiddle
- Colin Ross Fiddle, N'brian Smallpipes
- Jim Rutherford Fiddle
- Herbert Smith Fiddle
- Minty, Levi, & Jasper Smith Various
- Vanslow Smith Fiddle
- William Charles Stagg Fiddle?
- Geordie Taylor Fiddle
- George Taylor Melodeon
- Willy Taylor Fiddle
- Scan Tester Concertina
- George Tremain Melodeon
- Frank Weatherill Singer, Fiddle
- Jinky Wells Fiddle
- Font Whatling Melodeon
- Fred Whiting Fiddle, Bones, Singer, Jig Dolls
- Arnold Woodley Fiddle
- Oscar Woods Melodeon
Many informative articles on individual 19th century musicians from Southern England have appeared on the Musical Traditions website. http://www.mustrad.org.uk/articles.htm