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Middleton pub crawl

GUEST,Harry 30 Nov 12 - 12:50 AM
Matthew Edwards 29 Nov 12 - 06:01 PM
Nigel Parsons 29 Nov 12 - 03:05 AM
GUEST,Harry 28 Nov 12 - 04:02 PM
Ian Hendrie 28 Nov 12 - 03:42 PM
GUEST,Harry 28 Nov 12 - 03:30 PM
Les in Chorlton 28 Nov 12 - 10:50 AM
GUEST,Harry 28 Nov 12 - 10:12 AM
GUEST,Harry 28 Nov 12 - 10:08 AM
GUEST,john -t 28 Nov 12 - 08:29 AM
Les in Chorlton 28 Nov 12 - 04:26 AM
GUEST,Harry 28 Nov 12 - 12:59 AM
GUEST,John T 27 Nov 12 - 05:38 PM
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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,Harry
Date: 30 Nov 12 - 12:50 AM

Hi, Matthew....



Yes, it's me..... and I've been doing a lot of family researching as well! :-)


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: Matthew Edwards
Date: 29 Nov 12 - 06:01 PM

Hi Harry!

"Is that you my dearest Harry, returned to me again?
Many days have I lamented, and many a night made moan,
No joys nor comforts have I had since from me you've been gone."
:-)

I can't help with the Mike Canavan song, but will have to try a pub crawl around Middleton one day since I've recently discovered an ancestor of mine ran a building yard there in the mid-19th century, and according to some family accounts he knew the pubs extremely well!

Matthew


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: Nigel Parsons
Date: 29 Nov 12 - 03:05 AM

I read the title & thought it was about a pub crawl seeking out lasses with delectable derrieres!


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,Harry
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 04:02 PM

Bear in mind I could be wrong on the title.....but if the above-quoted chorus is there then the quest is over...


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: Ian Hendrie
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 03:42 PM

This thread
http://mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=136950

refers to Middleton Spree in the book of the same name. Unless someone comes up with the lyrics I might have to go and look for it again.


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,Harry
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 03:30 PM

I think the song was called 'Middleton Spree' and doesn't actually feature on the album.


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: Les in Chorlton
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 10:50 AM

No steadying boats? Must be another song


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,Harry
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 10:12 AM

I'll have to dig the album out...'Some Songs' - - Mike Canavan. The chorus goes:- First stop was the Dusty Miller/Then on the Old Boar's Head/Assheton, Britannia and Ring o' Bells/ And then we rolls home to mour beds, brave boys/ Then we rolls home to our beds.


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,Harry
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 10:08 AM


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,john -t
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 08:29 AM

Do you know the title Harry


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: Les in Chorlton
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 04:26 AM

Steady the boat boys steady?


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Subject: RE: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,Harry
Date: 28 Nov 12 - 12:59 AM

The song was by Mike Canavan...Mentions in order:- Dusty Miller, Old Boars Head, Assheton, Britannia and Ring o' Bells.


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Subject: Middleton pub crawl
From: GUEST,John T
Date: 27 Nov 12 - 05:38 PM

Many years back I heard A song on a radio folk program about Middleton pubs. Some of the pubs mentioned were the "Ring O Bells" " Asherton arms" "Old Boars Head"
Does anyone have more information, Title of the song,Writer,original artist, Lyrics.
Please can anyone help


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