Subject: RE: Morris on the Somme
From: GUEST,Doc Rowe
Date: 15 Jun 14 - 06:51 AM

It may not surprise anyone but I do have a copy of the programme. where do we go from here?
Doc

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Thanks Doc. There is also a lot of interest on the Morris Mailing List.

I have emailed the Beeb requesting a rebroadcast - but have not had a reply.

The British Library has a copy - but you need an academic researcher's reader's ticket to listen to it:

It has references at:

http://cadensa.bl.uk/cgi-bin/webcat - then search for "morris somme"

#3 Mark    B8736/1 0:03'05"      
Morris on the Somme/Jones
Bryant, Nigel (director)
RECORDING

#4 Mark    LINK TO RECORDINGS      
Morris on the Somme
Jones, Mick (author)
WORKS-FILE

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Morris on the Somme/Jones
    Bryant, Nigel (director)
FIND WORK DETAILS:    Morris on the Somme/Jones
FIND FORMAT:    B8736/1
Contributor:    Bryant, Nigel (director)
Contributor:    Targett, Ian (speaker, male; Harry)
Contributor:    Avery, Richard (speaker, male; Bumper)
Contributor:    Weedon, Martin (speaker, male; Ginger)
Contributor:    Weaver, Philip (speaker, male; Jackie)
Contributor:    Callaway, Andrew (speaker, male; Tom)
Contributor:    Hyder, Martin (speaker, male; Wilfrid)
Contributor:    West-Oram, Charlotte (speaker, female; Ma)
Contributor:    Hinks, Gerry (speaker, male; Granfer)
Contributor:    Holt, David (speaker, male; Stretcher bearer)
Contributor:    Wyatt, Jonathan (speaker, male; Stretcher bearer)
Contributor:    Kirkpatrick, John (accordion)
Contributor:    Wheatley Morris Men
Tag:    Drama
Broadcast info:    BBC Radio 4 1991-10-17
Quality note:    tracking noise

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It is still in BBC copyright - so be careful of discussing making copies.

But then I refer you to this discussion:

http://wipednews.com/features/charles-norton-on-missing-episodes-and-thegraham-webb-archive/

"Incredible! Unbelievable! Crass! Stupid! If the BBC are only interested in recovering material they can sell, then surely they are effectively relinquishing copyright, and possessors of "lost" material should have the right to market it themselves – or donate it to an archive where it can be easily accessed!"

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