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'''World Library of Folk and Primitive Music - Volume 1: England'''

The Alan Lomax Collection

Rounder Records ROUNDER CD 1741 (CD, USA, 1998)

Originally released as The Columbia World Library of Folk and Primitive Music - Volume III: England

Columbia SL-206 (LP, USA, 1955)

Edited by [[Peter Kennedy]] and [[Alan Lomax]].

# [[Stanley Slade]] with male chorus: [[Haul on the Bowlin']] ([[Roud 652]]) (0.53)<br>recorded Bristol, 1942
# [[Stanley Slade]] with male chorus: [[A-Roving]] ([[Roud 649]]) (1.34) <br>recorded Bristol, 1942
# Royal Earsdon Team with [[Jimmy McKay]] fiddle: [[Earsdon]] Sword Dancers ([[Roud 610]]) (0.58) <br>recorded Newcastle, 1948
# [[Isla Cameron]]: [[My Bonny Lad]] ([[Roud 204]]) (0.34)
# [[Jim Copper|Jim]] and [[Bob Copper]]: [[Contented Country Lad , The|The Contented Country Lad]] ([[Roud 606]]) (1.32) <br>recorded Rottingdean, 1951
# [[Fred Perrier]] accordion and villagers: [[Turmot Hoer's Song |The Turmut Hoer's Song]] ([[Roud 1376]]) (1.38) <br>recorded West Lavington, [[Wiltshire]], 1950
# [[Bert Pidgeon]] melodeon, [[Alfie Tuck]] riddle drum: [[Up the Sides and Down the Middle]] (0.31) <br>recorded Dorset, 1951
# [[Jim Copper]]: [[Threshing Machine , The|The Threshing Machine]] ([[Roud 874]]) (1.15) <br>recorded 1951
# [[Tom Tewkesbury]] and a gang of quarrymen: [[Quarrymen's Chant and Song]] (1.11) <br>recorded Portland, Dorset, 1939
# [[Ewan MacColl]]: The [[Four Loom Weaver]] ([[Roud 937]]) (1.37)
# [[Ewan MacColl]]: [[Fourpence a Day]] ([[Roud 2586]]) (0.51)
# [[‘Charger’ Salmons]] and friends: The [[Rigs of the Time]] ([[Roud 876]]) (1.41) <br>recorded by [[E.J.Moeran]], at the Windmill, Stalham, [[Norfolk]], 1947
# [[Jack Armstrong]] [[Northumbrian small pipes]]: The[[ Redesdale Hornpipe]] (0.39) recorded Newcastle, 1951
# [[Jack Armstrong]]'s Barnstormers's Band: [[Corn Rigs]] (1.15) <br>recorded 1951
# [[Phil Tanner]]: The [[Wassail Song]] ([[Roud 209]]) (2.33) <br>from Columbia Records R)-102, 1937
# The[[ Symondsbury]] & Eype Mummer's Play ([[Roud 873]]) (5.51) <br>recorded Christmas 1951
# The [[Padstow]] May Songs & Hobby Horse Music ([[Roud 305]]) (1.53) <br>recorded 1945
# The [[Haymakers Village Barn Dance Band]], led by [[Peter Kennedy]]: The [[Seven Step Polka]] (0.50)
# [[Isla Cameron]]: [[Brigg Fair]] ([[Roud 1083]]) (1.11)
# [[Phil Tanner]]: [[Sweet Primeroses , The| The Sweet Primeroses]] ([[Roud 586]]) (2.27) <br>from Columbia Records R)-101, 1937
# [[Isla Cameron]]: [[Died for Love]] ([[Roud 60]]; Laws P25) (1.09)
# [[William Kimber]] Anglo concertina: [[Country Gardens]] (0.45) <br>recorded for the BBC, 1946
# [[A.L. Lloyd]]: [[Polly Vaughan]] ([[Roud 166]]; Laws O36) (1.49)
# [[Sidbury]] children: Singing Games and Rhymes (2.23)
# [[Walter Lucas]] and the people of Sixbury Handley, [[Dorset]]: The [[Prickle Holly Bush]] ([[Roud 144; [[Child 95) (1.47) <br>recorded by [[Peter Kennedy]] in 1951 for the BBC “Village Barn Dance” programme.
# [[Mrs. (Aunt Fanny) Rumble]]: [[Richard of Taunton Dean]] ([[Roud 382) (2.09) <br>recorded by [[Peter Kennedy]] in 1951 for the BBC, Tilshead, [[Wiltshire]].
# [[Bonny Palmer]]: [[The Mallard]] ([[Roud 1517]]) (1.52) <br>recorded by [[Peter Kennedy]] in 1950 at a Village Barn Dance, Sidbury, [[Devon]].
# [[Jumbo Brightwell]]: [[False Hearted Knight , The|The False Hearted Knight]] ([[Roud 21]]; [[Child 4]]) (2.25) <br>recorded for the BBC at the Eel’s Foot, East Bridge, [[Suffolk]], 1947.
# [[Cyril Biddick]] with accordion and chorus: [[Old Daddy Fox]] ([[Roud 131]]) (1.58) <br>recorded  for the BBC, Boscastle, [[Cornwall]], 1943.
# [[Phil Tanner]] mouth music: The [[Gower Reel]] (1.13) <br>from Columbia Records R)-101, 1937




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