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Thread #157625 Message #3721593
Posted By: GUEST,henryp
07-Jul-15 - 05:19 AM
Thread Name: Review: manchester ballads
Subject: RE: Review: manchester ballads
Lancashire Lads
http://www.goldilox.co.uk/engfolk/frames/nicjones4.htm
Dave Moran writes "Nic and I and mandolin/guitar player Nigel Patterson made up the Halliard. We decided to add tunes to Broadsides that we discovered, uncovered or collected – we checked out the Harkness Collection at Preston and the collections in Manchester etc.
Nic and I wrote all the tunes together usually sitting in the front of the Mini and singing and working out tunes as we drove – as the mandolin was the smallest instrument and Nigel was in the back, he always played the tunes.
'Jones and Moran' wrote a heap of songs like this including Lancashire Lads, Going for a Soldier Jenny, Miles Weatherhill, Calico printers Clerk etc.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRBnGkToXjA; SueEGeneris 3 years ago; Nic Jones uses a different tune which I think is a version "In Good Old Colony Times" a.k.a. "Three Roguish Chaps of Lynn."
www.tobarandualchais.co.uk; Music is an adaptation of a traditional tune/song called 'Three Jolly Rogues of Lynne'.