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Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk

GUEST,Frank Scott 05 Apr 17 - 11:21 AM
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GUEST,Frank Scott 05 Apr 17 - 02:29 PM
GUEST,CJB 05 Apr 17 - 03:40 PM
GUEST,Frank Scott 05 Apr 17 - 08:49 PM
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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Frank Scott
Date: 05 Apr 17 - 11:21 AM

I got these but there were a lot more listed at the beginning of the thread. Would it be possible to post them again?
Thanks
Frank


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST
Date: 05 Apr 17 - 11:51 AM

Maybe Frank is referring to these, I haven't seen those reappear yet?

Grief And Glory 5 of 6 broadcast between 08/10/1967 - 12/11/1967 - Second series of BBC Songwriting progs

Degrees of Folk TV series hosted by the corries 9 episodes from 1968
Leonard Cohen & Julie Felix items were one offs


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Frank Scott
Date: 05 Apr 17 - 02:29 PM

These were the ones I was referring to
Folder= MKF01-20
MKF1       Alex Campbell & Leesiders
MKF2       Dominic Behan & Strawbs
MKF3       Noel Murphy & Panama Limited Jug Band
MKF4       Carolyn Hester & Lynn and Grahame McCarthy
MKF5       Jacquie and Bridie & Jeremy Taylor
MKF6       The Tinkers* & Wally Whyton
       (Folk Group with changeable Lineup only consistent
       member Gerry Fox)
MKF7       Arlo Gutrie & The Strawbs
MKF8       Ian Campbell FG & Leon Rosselson
MKF9       Steve Benbow, Saffron, Sweeneys Men
MKF10       Young Tradition & Stefann Grossman
MKF11       The Four Folk & Dave and Toni Arthur
MKF12       Hedy West, The Halliard & Derek Brimstone
MKF14       Hamish Imlach & The Skerries
MKF15       Redd Sullivan & Martin Windsor with Maureen Kennedy Martin
MKF16       Clancy Brothers, Tommy Makem & The Johnstons (Pre Paul Brady)
MKF17       Peggy Seeger & Ewan MacColl
MKF18       Johnny Silvo, Piers Hayman & Sandy Denny
MKF19       Leonard Pearsey, Mary Kent and Tim & Martin Wyndham Read

Folder=MKF21-40
MKF21       Martin Carthy and Dave Sarbrick, Nadia Cattousse & Bob Davenport
MKF22       The Foggy-Dew-O & Cy Grant
MKF24       Jeremy Taylor & Sidney Carter & Nick Taylor
MKF26       Alex Campbell, The Valley Folk & Derek Sargeant
MKF27       Pat Nelson, The Yettis & Dis Disley
MKF29       Al Stewart, Ron Geesin and Giles, Giles & Fripp
MKF30       The Spinners, Packie Byrne & Lizzie Higgins
MKF31       Dorita Y Pepe, Los Zafiros & Paco Pena
MKF33       Leonard Pearsey, Sinnermen and Sarah & Joy and Jennifer
MKF35       THe Valley Folk, Lea Nicholson & Tim Hart and Maddy Pryor
MKF37       Jackson C Frank and Chris Hardy & The Young Tradition
MKF38       Tom Paxton
MKF39       Archie Fisher, The Humblebums, Barbara Dickson & John McKinnon
MKF40       The Johnstons, Wally Whyton & Wizz Jones

Folder=MKF41-60
MKF41       The Dubliners
MKF42       The Strawbs, Alan Price & Don Partridge
MKF43       Jake Thackray, Sinnermen and Sarah & Lynn & Grahame McCarthy
MKF44       Johnny Silvo, Maureen Kennedy Martin & Fife Reivers*
       (Fife Reivers were a family group that made a few club appearances
       to showcase son Russell, recorded 1 LP and not be heard of again)
MKF45       Redd Sullivan and Martin Windsor & The Valley Folk
MKF46       Don Partridge & Street Entertainers*
       (There was a Concert at the Albert Hall where
       Don Partridge presented some of London's
       Better known buskers and street entertainers)
MKF49       The Johnstons, Al Stewart & Peggy Seeger
MKF50       Los Paraguayos & Dorita Y Pepe
MKF51       The Islanders, Aly Bain and Mike Whellans & Jean Redpath
MKF52       Alex Campbell etc
MKF53       The Penine Folk
MKF54       Al Stewart, Pete Morgan & John James
MKF56       Jeremy Taylor & Dave Swarbrick and Martin Carthy
MKF60       Dave and Toni Arthur, Glenside Ceilidh Band & Nic Jones

Folder=MKF61-80
MKF61       The Settlers, Wally Whyton & Malcolm Price
MKF62       Peter Sarstedt & The Johnstons
MKF63       Ian Campbell, Dis Disley & Harvey Andrews
MFK64       Y Triban & Wolfgang Schmidt
MKF65       Hamish Imlach, The Exiles, Shealagh McDonald & John Martyn
MKF66       Dominic Behan, Christie Moore & Ian and Lorna Campbell(Duo only)
MKF67       The Taverners
MKF68       Gordon Lightfoot Band & Lynn& Grahame McCarthy
MKF69       Pentangle, McCarthy & Swarbrick and Archie Fisher
MKF72       Nigel Denver, Johnny Silvo, The Tinkers & Bobby Campbell
MKF73       Al Stewart
MKF76       Leesiders, Shealagh McDonald & John Pearse
MKF77       Noel Murphy and Shaggis(Davy Johnson), Magna Carta & Tony Rose
MKF78       James Taylor, The Johnstons & Gordon Giltrap
MKF79       The McCalmans, Barbara Dickson & Dick Gaughan
MKF80       The Young Tradition

In particular I would love to get
MKF2       Dominic Behan & Strawbs
MKF8       Ian Campbell FG & Leon Rosselson
MKF9       Steve Benbow, Saffron, Sweeneys Men
MKF10       Young Tradition & Stefann Grossman
MKF11       The Four Folk & Dave and Toni Arthur
MKF17       Peggy Seeger & Ewan MacColl
MKF18       Johnny Silvo, Piers Hayman & Sandy Denny
MKF19       Leonard Pearsey, Mary Kent and Tim & Martin Wyndham Read

Folder=MKF21-40
MKF21       Martin Carthy and Dave Sarbrick, Nadia Cattousse & Bob Davenport
MKF30       The Spinners, Packie Byrne & Lizzie Higgins
MKF35       THe Valley Folk, Lea Nicholson & Tim Hart and Maddy Pryor
MKF37       Jackson C Frank and Chris Hardy & The Young Tradition
MKF38       Tom Paxton
MKF39       Archie Fisher, The Humblebums, Barbara Dickson & John McKinnon
MKF40       The Johnstons, Wally Whyton & Wizz Jones
MKF49       The Johnstons, Al Stewart & Peggy Seeger
MKF51       The Islanders, Aly Bain and Mike Whellans & Jean Redpath
MKF56       Jeremy Taylor & Dave Swarbrick and Martin Carthy
MKF60       Dave and Toni Arthur, Glenside Ceilidh Band & Nic Jones

Folder=MKF61-80
MKF62       Peter Sarstedt & The Johnstons
MKF65       Hamish Imlach, The Exiles, Shealagh McDonald & John Martyn
MKF66       Dominic Behan, Christie Moore & Ian and Lorna Campbell(Duo only)
MKF69       Pentangle, McCarthy & Swarbrick and Archie Fisher
MKF72       Nigel Denver, Johnny Silvo, The Tinkers & Bobby Campbell
MKF77       Noel Murphy and Shaggis(Davy Johnson), Magna Carta & Tony Rose
MKF78       James Taylor, The Johnstons & Gordon Giltrap
MKF79       The McCalmans, Barbara Dickson & Dick Gaughan
MKF80       The Young Tradition

T'would be much appreciated

Frank


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,CJB
Date: 05 Apr 17 - 03:40 PM

All the MKF uploads are at the to links

https://we.tl/Ur3PDRqBem

https://we.tl/UpbmDu8rM3

https://we.tl/ZPRME1vFjZ

Wetransfer has a 7-day limit of availability


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Frank Scott
Date: 05 Apr 17 - 08:49 PM

Thank you so much. I just realized that my problem was that I thought I would simplify the process by using a download manager (Jdownloader)which should pick up all the links but seems to only get one from each group. If I go to the the WeTransfer page all the files are there.
My apologies for bugging you and I really appreciate you putting up these invaluable programs.
I'm appalled to hear that the BBC has no interest in acquiring copies for their archives - how short sighted. The people in these programs have made significant contributions to British culture including many who have influenced succeeding generations of performers.
Since the EFDSS is putting so much information on line might they be interested? Or perhaps the British Library Sound Archive.


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Guest
Date: 06 Apr 17 - 09:58 AM

WeTransfer has its own downloading (and uploading) processes. Its the fastest we know of.

BBC is not interested because the genre is 'folk' - period.

And don't forget the Down Home and Radio Ballad series of films.


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Frank Scott
Date: 06 Apr 17 - 04:11 PM

I've downloaded everything that is still up but I think there are some earlier ones that I missed because I only found this thread in the past few days. Any more uploads of 60s and 70s radio or TV programs would be much appreciated. I hadn't realized how much stuff from that era was being broadcast.
I recently downloaded from usenet several Richard Digance and Friends shows from either the late 70s or early 80s. I listened to one with Martin Carthy and The Watersons which is great music but seriously marred by flutter in the tape - however it does have a great version by Martin of "Sheep Crook and Black Dog" which, as far as I know, is not available anywhere else.
If people are interested I can try and upload them.
Does anyone have a good database of these folk shows? The Genome site seems very limited - they only list 18 "Folk On Two" shows.


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GMGough
Date: 07 Apr 17 - 03:27 PM

Frank Scott, if you were to sign on to mudcat as a member,
then I can drop you a PM (personal message) about RD & Friends.


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Frank Scott
Date: 08 Apr 17 - 03:24 PM

Thanks GMGough - I have sent a request to become a member and will let you know.
Frank


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,SB
Date: 10 Apr 17 - 08:33 AM

Folk on 2 from Usenet / ADrive

Download the text file first to see if you have these. Each zipped file has 35 'episodes.' Actually the episodes are really extracts featuring guest artistes &/or groups in concert.

Listing:
https://we.tl/nWCx5VGl0b

Batch 1
https://we.tl/4vwaa9vQZE

Batch 2
https://we.tl/SjH58UfZl5

Batch 3
https://we.tl/2Hm2a5PIEr

Batch 4
https://we.tl/LTnaxedMa8


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Frank Scott
Date: 10 Apr 17 - 07:56 PM

I also got these from usenet - some excellent stuff there. Does anyone have dates for these?


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: Gavin Paterson
Date: 03 Nov 17 - 08:55 AM

I have most of the above shows but I missed My Kind Of Folk from show 37 to 80. If any kind soul saved them, I would love copies. I'm happy to send anything from the lists by way of return.
Let me know on the thread and we can take it from there. Thanks.....


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Mark S
Date: 28 Apr 25 - 11:04 AM

Hello,

Just stumbled on this very old thread - seems like there was some amazing stuff being circulated at one point, but of course the links are all now long-dead. Does anyone happen to have a copy of the following file that they'd be willing to share -

MKF43       Jake Thackray, Sinnermen and Sarah & Lynn & Grahame McCarthy

Also, I'm not sure which dates the Folk on 2 shows are from, but if the 26th December 1971 or 19th July 1982 editions are in there somewhere (both featuring Jake Thackray once again) I'd be very interested.

Thank you!


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Barney Sloane
Date: 06 Jul 25 - 07:37 AM

Hi, would anybody have copies of the Charles Chilton / Ted Moult series 'Songs of Protest' to hand, please?


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Subject: RE: Cornucopia of 1960's Brit. Folk
From: GUEST,Speciality Ken
Date: 07 Jul 25 - 05:02 AM

Any possibility of making the MKF files available again? Lots of memories .. ran the college folk club at Langham Towers in Sunderland ... booked Don Partridge (MKF42) and The Fife Reivers (MKF44) 1967/68 - also The Humblebums (MKF39). I also expect Cyril Tawney could be in the list somewhere?


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