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'''For playback, abc files and midi files of these transcriptions that are linked '''LEB/2/46/9a Died Of Love, or A Sailor Bold He Courted Me [First Version]'''

...6, after which he became a blacksmith's labourer and ultimately a labourer for Barton Urban District Council. He celebrated his Golden Wedding in 1926 and died the following year.

...here it follows an unnamed singer singing "There is an ale house [Died for Love]"); or on its own at http://eds.efdss.org/back_copies/EDS_Winter2006.html

Daniel Morgan (7 June 1855 - >1911) was a singer who provided several songs for [[Alfred Williams]]. ...grandfather was a squire who disinherited his son because he had fallen in love with a gipsy girl. Despite this they ran off together. Daniel's father, W

# [[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

...rchitect, Writer, Folklorist and Song Collector. Born Exeter, 28 Jan 1834; died Lewtrenchard, Devon, 2 Jan 1924. ...''A Garland of Country Song'' (1895) and ''English Minstrelsie'' (1895–6). For the 1905 revision of ''Songs of the West'' [[Cecil Sharp]] replaced Sheppar

...where most of the land and property were owned by a single estate. It was for this reason that it was home to the seasonal labour force needed by the lar ...e spent three months in prison at the Louth House of Correction, convicted for stealing wheat cake and powder to feed to the horses in his charge, from hi

'''''Miss Broadwood's Delight'': Notes for Singers and Accompanyists''' '''''Miss Broadwood's Delight'': Song No. 34 Died of Love ''or'' A Brisk Young Lad He Courted Me'''

Stephen Baldwin worked as a plate-layer on the Great Western Railway for all of his working life.&nbsp; During the First World War he served in Fran ...the morris at Bromsberrow Heath, fetched him over from Newent to stand in for the regular musician, concertina player Bill Rudds, who was ill.&nbsp; Step

...an, and would not do this). So he collated his material and planned better for next year. ...e railway. There is a note to remind himself which railway company to take for a particular village in his archive. He had a modern outlook and he used wh

...got 7 bob a week and I paid 6 bob a week board, so I had a shilling a week for myself. ...heap old German factory-made fiddle up in Ipswich for 30/- and what I paid for the bow I forget. It was only just a bow. I didn't know a good bow then. I

'''For playbacks of these transcriptions that are linked to their original MSS ent '''RVW2/2/3 Died for Love'''

...estern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, where the River Rase provided power for several paper mills. He was also a musician; in 1969 his tunebook was notic ...rn in 1778 and died in 1871. Little is known about his musical life except for evidence from the manuscript, which is dated 1823. Sumner assumes he was a

...estern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, where the River Rase provided power for several paper mills. He was also a musician; in 1969 his tunebook was notic ...rn in 1778 and died in 1871. Little is known about his musical life except for evidence from the manuscript, which is dated 1823. Sumner assumes he was a

...phen Baldwin]] - [[Just As The Tide Was Flowing]] - [[As Me and My Love Sat Courting|Volume 15]] Track 19<br /> ...rgaret Barry]] - [[Half-Door, The|The Half-Door]] - [[As Me and My Love Sat Courting|Volume 15]] Track 05<br />

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'''For playback, abc files, and midi files, of these transcriptions that are linke W:This is a well-know broadside. A version can be found, for example, in Roy Palmer's "Everyman's Book<br>