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Tim Radford
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BROADSIDE DAY
A one-day event exploring aspects of street literature and popular print
traditions

26th February 2011   Cecil Sharp House, 2 Regents Park Road, London NW1 2AY
Organised jointly by the English Folk Dance & Song Society and the
Traditional Song Forum    £10.00 (£8 for EFDSS and TSF members)
Contact: To book a place - (I have taken out the personal details of Steve Roud,
you should be able to book via the EFDSS and/or their web page)

10.00 Welcome

10.15 Steve Gardham
Where's that Song from? the Historical Links between Popular Song, Street
Literature and Oral Tradition

11.00 Ewan MacVicar
The Eskimo Republic: Scottish Political Song on Broadsides and Song Sheets
from 1705 to 1965

12.00 Gregg Butler
John Harkness, Preston printer (Work in progress)

12.30 Lucie Skeaping
Have I Got News For Thee!: Broadside Ballads of 17th Century England

1.30 - 2.30 Lunch

2.30 Roy Palmer
In Moor Street was a Printer: Aspects of the Ballad Tradition in Birmingham

3.15 John Hinks
Chapbook Bibliography Project (Work in progress)

       Pete Wood
Newcastle broadsides & chapbooks (Work in progress)

4.00 Vic Gammon
The Street Ballad Singer in Pre- and Early-Industrial Society

5.00 end of session