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*[[The Nutting Girl]] - [[Cyril Poacher]] | *[[The Nutting Girl]] - [[Cyril Poacher]] | ||
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*[[Rolling in the Ryegrass]] - [[Paddy Taylor]] | *[[Rolling in the Ryegrass]] - [[Paddy Taylor]] | ||
*[[The Jolly Tinker]] - [[Thomas Moran]] | *[[The Jolly Tinker]] - [[Thomas Moran]] | ||
| − | *[[Long Peggin’ | + | *[[Long Peggin’ Awl]] - [[Harry Cox]] |
*[[The Thrashing Machine]] - [[Anne O’Neill]] | *[[The Thrashing Machine]] - [[Anne O’Neill]] | ||
*[[The Rigs of London Town]] - [[Charlie Wills]] | *[[The Rigs of London Town]] - [[Charlie Wills]] | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 17 April 2007
The Folk Songs of Britain, Vol 2. The Songs of Seduction Topic Records 12T158
- The Nutting Girl - Cyril Poacher
- The Bonnie Wee Lassie Who Never Said No - Jeannie Robertson
- Bundle and Go - John Doherty
- Blow the Candle Out - Jimmy Gilhaney
- The Foggy Dew - Phil Hammond
- Toorna Ma Goon - Jimmy McBeath
- Rolling in the Ryegrass - Paddy Taylor
- The Jolly Tinker - Thomas Moran
- Long Peggin’ Awl - Harry Cox
- The Thrashing Machine - Anne O’Neill
- The Rigs of London Town - Charlie Wills
- The Wind Blew the Bonnie Lassie’s Plaid Awa’ - Jimmy McBeath, Duncan Burker, Jeannie Robertson
- The Cunning Cobbler - George Spicer
- Dublin City - Seamus Ennis
- The Light Dragoon - Harry List
- The Orkney Style of Courtship - John Findlater
- The Cuckoo’s Nest - Jeannie Robertson, John Maguire, John Strachan
- The Soldier and the Lady - Raymond and Frederick Cantwell
- Behind the Bush in the Garden - Seamus Ennis
- Never Wed an Old Man - Jeannie Robertson
- The Maid of Australia - Harry Cox
- The Merchant’s Son and the Beggar’s Daughter - Davy Stewart
- The Bold English Navvy - Lal Smith
- Cruising Round Yarmouth - Harry Cox