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Thread #166876 Message #4018443
Posted By: Jim Carroll
11-Nov-19 - 05:53 AM
Thread Name: Review: Walter Pardon - Research
Subject: RE: Review: Walter Pardon; Research
Walter's repertoire Jim
All Along The Barley A11 For TheGrog (inc.) All Jolly Fellows (frag.) All The Little Chickens In The garden As I Wandered By The Brookside Bacton Abbey Rhyme (French Invasion) Balaclava Banks of Sweet Dundee Banks of The Clyde Bells Are Ringing For Sarah. Best Old Wife In The World (frag.) Birds Eggs Rhyme Black Eyed Susan Black Velvet Band (chorus only.) Blow The Winds I O (see Ten Thousand Miles) Bold Fisherman Bold Princess Royal Bonny Bunch Of Roses Bright Golden Store British Man Of War Broomfield Hill Bumble Bee Rhyme Burningham Boys (frag.) Butter And Cheese And All (see Greasy Old Cook) Bush Of Australia (see Maid of Australia) Calendar Rhymes Caroline And her Young Sailor Bold Carrion Crow Charge of The Light Brigade (see Balaclava) Cliff Hornpipe (melodeon) Coltishall School Treat (frag) Come And See The Kaiser (Harland Road) Come To Me In Canada Cook And The Masher (see Greasy Old Cook) Country Life Cuckoo (frag) Cunning Cobbler Cupid The Ploughboy Cock-a-Doodle-Doo Dandy Man Dark Eyed sailor Darling Dinah Kitty Anna Maria (frag) Derby Ram (frag) Deserter Devil And The Farmer's Wife Dolly Varden Hat (frag) Down By The Abbey Ruins (frag) Dow By The Dark Arches Duke Of Marlborough (see Generals All) Early In The Morning (melodeon) Fai'hful Sailor Boy Farmer's Boy Farmer's Boy Parody (see I'll Have No Union) Famyard Song (frag) Female Cabin Boy Female Drummer Footprints In The Snow French Invasion Rhyme (see Bacton Abbey Rhyme) Game Of Dominoes (frag) Generals All Geniveve Goodbye King (election parody) Gooseberry Tree Gorgonzola Cheese (frag) Grace Darling Grandfather1s Clock Grand March (melodeon) Greasy Old Cook Green Bushes Green Grows The Laurels (frag) Handsome Cabin Boy (see Female Cabin Boy) Hanging On The Old barbed Wire Hang Tom Dolphin (Bell rhyme) Harland Road (see Come And See the Kaiser) Hard To Say Goodbye To Your Own Native Land Has Anybody Seen Our cat (frag) Haste To The Wedding (melodeon) Help One Another Boys Here'sTo The Grog (see All For The Grog) Here's To Those (toast) Here We Sit (rhyme) Hockey Tar Tarry Tee (frag) Hold The Fort Home Boys Home (frag) Hungry Army Huntsman Husband Taming I Don't Care If There's A Girl There If I Were A Blackbird If I Were A Policeman If Those Lips Could Only Speak (parody) I'll Be All smiles Tonight (frag) I'll Beat The Drum Again (see Female Drummer) I'll come Back To You Sweetheart I'll Hang My Harp On A Willow Tree I'll Have No Union (see Farmer's Boy Parody) I'm Yorkshire, Though In London In Our Backyard Last Night The Irish Girl (see Let The Wind Blow High Or Low) Insect Rhymes Irish Molly I Traced Her Footprints (see Footprintsin The Snow) It's All For The Money (frag) It's Hard To Say Goodbye To Your Own Native Land I Wish, I Wish I Wore A tunic Jackie Boy (frag) Jack Hall Jack Tar On Shore John Barleycorn (frag) John Reilly (frag) Jolly Butchers (see two Joily Butchers) Jolly waggoner Jones' Ale Jump Out Of Bed (When The Cocks Begin To Crow) Kitty, Come, Come (frag) Kitty Wells Lads in Navy Blue Lads of High Renown (see Poachers fate) Lawyer (see Mowing the Barley) Little Ball of Yarn Local rhyme about farmer " ladybirds " snails Lord Lovell Loss of The Rami lies Maid of The Mill (frag) Maids of Australia Marble Arch Men of Merry England (frag) God Bless Him (toast) Miller’s Three Sons Miner's Dream of Home (frag) Miner's Return Mistletoe Bough More Trouble In My native Land Mother Shipton's rhyme Mowing The Barley (see The Lawyer) My Little Blue Apron Is Full (frag) My Old master Told Me (frag) Nancy Fancied a Soldier (frag) Naughty Jemmima Brown Not For Joe (frag) Oak And The Ash (frag) Oh Joe, Do Let Me Go (frag) Old Brown's daughter Old Joe, The Boat Is Going Over (melod) Old Man's Advice Old Mother Pittle Pots (f rag) Old Woman of Yorkshire One Cold Morning In December On The See-Saw (melod) Parson Brown (frag) Parson And The Clerk Pegc Band (old version) Peggy Band (John Clare version ) Polly Vaughan (frag) Poacher's Fate (Lads of High Renown) , Poor Little Joe (frag) Poor Roger Is Dead Poor Smuggler's Boy Pretty Ploughboy Raggle Taggle Gypsies Rakish Young Fellow Rambling Blade Ramilies (see Loss of The Ramilies) Rigs of London (see Up to The Rigs) Ring The Bell watchman Rise Sally Walker Rosin-A-Beau Sailor Cut Down Saucy Sailor Boy Seventeen Come Sunday Shamrock, Rose and Thistle (frag) Ship To Old England Came Ship That never returned Ship sailed Away From Old England (frag) Silver Threads Among The gold Skipper And His Boy Slave Driving Farmers Soldier (Butcher) Boy Somebody Had To fetch The Flag Sons Of Labour Spanish Cavalier (frag) Spanish Ladies Stars and Stripes and John Bull Forever (frag) Steam Arm Stick To Your Mother Son Strawberry Fair Susan, The Pride Of Kildare Suvlah Bay Sweet Belle Mahone (frag) Ten Thousand Miles (Blow The Winds 1O) , That’s How You Get Served When Your Old (frag) They-ll Do It (frag) They Don’ t Grow On Tops of Trees Thirty Nine/Forty Five Star Thornaby Woods Topman And The Afterguard Trampwoman's Tragedy Transports (see Van Dieman's Land) Trees They Do Grow High Turning The Mangle (frag) Two Butchers (see Jolly butchers) Two _ovely Black Eyes Uncle Walter's march (melod) Uncle Walter's Tune (melod) Unnamed Tune (melod) Up To The Rigs Van Deiman's Land Wake Up Johnny Wanderer Wearing Of The Green (frag) We're All Sawing Weather Rhymes We've Both been Here Before Wheel Your Perambulator (frag) When Father Joined The Territorials (frag) When London's Asleep When The Cocks begin To Crow When The Fields Are White With Daisies When You wake Up In The Morning While Shepherds Watched Whistling Woman (rhyme) Will You Come Back To Bombay (frag) Wind Blows High Wing Wang Waddles Wish They'd Do It Now (frag) Woman Dog an Walnut Tree (rhyme) Woman's Work Is Never Done (frag) Would You Like To Know How Bread Is Made (frag) Wreck of The Lifeboat Wreck of The Ramilies (see Loss of The Ramilies) Write Me A Letter From Home Yarmouth Hornpipe (melod) Your- Bother John (rhyme about local farmer)