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'''Frederick Charles Jordan''', farm worker and singer; born Ludlow, [[Shropshire]] 16 October 1922; died Ditton ...ny others, have been lovingly assembled by John Howson who has issued them on a superb double CD ''[[A Shropshire Lad]]'' (Veteran VTD148CD).

..., house 1, took the place of John Brookes who was deceased”) where he died on 22 January 1919. We have found no record of his burial. ...but William Henry became a cattleman. Both, however, continued to work on the land.

...pted by four years in the army (again as a carpenter, at Aldershot) during the Second World War. ...ween the last of the family singing sessions and his being ‘discovered’ by the 1970s’ folk scene.

The Voice Of The People: The Traditional Music Of England, Ireland, Scotland & Wales Description of the series, from the [http://www.topicrecords.co.uk Topic Records website]:

...h his wife and youngest son John at Malthouse Farm, Purton, on the edge of the common. <BR><BR> ...ving in a cottage at Braydon Wood Lane, Purton. Williams described his as the "local traveller and dealer". He died early in 1929.

...estern Railway, in the railway works at Swindon, and his time there formed the subject of his ''Life in a Railway Factory'' (1915). ...re Village'' (1912), ''Villages of the White Horse'' (1913), ''Round about the Upper Thames'' (1922).

...gton, from whom [[Harry Hurlbutt Albino]] collected songs in October 1928 (the family name is also often spelled Lainchbury and Launchbury). |[[Come Landlord Fill The Flowing Bowl]]

...ften ended with a sing-song, and although Charlie was too young to go into the pub, he picked up a number of songs this way. ...], "nigger minstrel" songs, and standard items such as [[Village Pump, The|The Village Pump]] as well as traditional material.

...d a number of songs, rhymes and childrens' games from C. S. Neal at |Glebe Farm, Weston Subedge, Gloucestershire in 1935. ...in the Shambles at Shipston, soon had the newly-married couple setting up home next door to him as confectioners.

...-40? Some music hall songs might give a date after which), John wrote down the words of his songs as he sang them in an exercise book. ...book (West Sussex) together with shepherd Michael Blann’s (mid Sussex) and the Copper family’s (East Sussex) gives us a remarkable resource of “self-c

...at Joseph would have had formal education beyond that which was offered by the local Sunday school. ...songs from gypsies who used to come and camp in the chalk pits that dotted the landscape.

...of performers featured on the [[Topic Records]] 20 CD set, "[[The Voice of the People]]". [[Abbots Bromley Horn Dancers]] - Live Performance - [[Cock o' the North]] - [[You Lazy Lot of Bone - Shakers|Volume 16]] Track 23<br />

Link to [[Take 6 Transcription Programme]] Home Page ...inked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[http://www.vwml.org/]]'''

...e Home Page of the Full English Transcription Programme (formerly known as the [[Take 6 Transcription Programme]]) ...inked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[http://www.vwml.org/]]'''

This index covers the first four volumes of the series of Thompson's dance books entitled '200 Country Dances' and publish * [[Adieu, The|The Adieu]] 79-V4

...e Home Page of the Full English Transcription Programme (formerly known as the [[Take 6 Transcription Programme]]) ...inked to their original MSS enter the filenames [LEB/2/1/1 or whatever] in the search box here. [[http://www.vwml.org/]]'''