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14 Jan 98 - 09:50 AM (#19204) Subject: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: ezio Songbook at this URL: http://www.trailerpark.com/phase2/boyne/ooooo.html |
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01 Apr 99 - 06:40 AM (#67272) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: 9526749@STUDENT.UL.IE i'M A STUDENT ATU.L and i am doing a project on unionist song i would be greatful if you could send me some. Many thanks |
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01 Apr 99 - 08:03 AM (#67279) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Wolfgang Ezio, the URL lead to nowhere when I tried. Wolfgang |
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01 Apr 99 - 08:42 AM (#67285) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Ezio Wolfgang, you're right. The site is apparently discontinued. I cannot help in any way.... sorry. Ciao Ezio |
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01 Apr 99 - 04:22 PM (#67392) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: dick greenhaus If you try a search for: @Irish @Protestant You'll find a bunch. |
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03 Apr 99 - 05:14 PM (#67898) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Martin _Ryan Yes, that link seems to be dead. It was active up to a few months ago. I recently came across a very early Orange Song Book - published about 1810. Given that the order was only founded about 1794, thiis was an interesting one. Its now in the Irish Traditioinal Music Archive - which rightly believes that what we have is ONE tradition - albeit a rather confused one! Regards p.s. Bruce O. Have you any record of Orange books of this period? |
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03 Apr 99 - 09:18 PM (#67954) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: alison Hi, I've got a book (used to by my grandfathers.. and probably his father's before him).. called "The Orange Standard - 18 selected songs in staff, sol-fa and words for community singing."... possibly put together by Richard Hayward It looks old but I can't see a date on it price was 1'6 (and the copyright is Mozart Allan, 84 Carlton Place, Glasgow, C.5) I used to have an even older one but it must still be in Belfast because I can't find it..... Slainte alison |
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04 Apr 99 - 07:30 PM (#68119) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: John Moulden Richard Hayward was born 1898 and died in 1964. His active period was from his production of "Ulster Songs and Ballads" (London, Duckworth, 1925) until the late 50s when he was making long playing records with Sean Maguire for the Scottish Beltona Label. I have always assumed that Orange Standard and Ireland Calling (similar formats) both published by Mozart Allen were issued in the thirties - neither is dated but Ireland Calling associates each song with Decca and Regal Zonophone catalogue numbers and their archives could provide more precise dates. John Moulden |
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04 Apr 99 - 11:25 PM (#68166) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Big Mick Alison, I am very interested in what is in this collection, could you share its contents with us? While my interests run generally in the Republican direction (NO SHIT, MICK, REALLY??????) I am also very interested in the music of The Orange Order. Just a little shameless sucking up here, folks, bear with me.***grin*** All the best, Mick |
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05 Apr 99 - 05:59 AM (#68215) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: alison Hi, John .. thanks for the info.... I think the other book I "inherited"... was called "The Loyal Orange Songster." Mick.. you know I can't refuse when you ask so nicely ... **grin** the foreword says "to our many Irish friends who love their National songs so well, and justly so, we have pleasure of producing this new collection of their songs, entitled 'Orange Standard'."
No surrender I have to say that I have never heard any of the above done as "community singing" ......... the only one I have ever sung myself being "The ould orange flute"........ but some of the tunes are good........... slainte alison |
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12 May 99 - 01:28 PM (#77871) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Philippa There is a recently updated or installed Ulster Loyalist song site at the following URL:http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5567/ooooo.html |
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12 May 99 - 06:54 PM (#77918) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Susan of DT We would love to have any songs not already in the database. |
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12 May 99 - 08:44 PM (#77938) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: LEJ Big Mick,surely this IS some blatant sucking up on your part- I've a hard time picturing you knocking out a couple of verses of The Sash my Father Wore at Nallon's! :} LEJ |
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12 May 99 - 10:15 PM (#77960) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: Big Mick hahahahahahahahahaha..................Totally understandable, Leej. My politics on this matter are fairly clear cut and unwavering. But as a musician and performer, I am interested in both traditions of music. It has to do with being something more than another halfbaked Yank with no understanding of the real issues. And I believe that ones convictions should be able to stand being exposed to the antagonists songs as well. At any rate, it interests me. And anytime I can mix my interests with sucking up to the fair Alison, well all I can say is that it don't get anybetter than that Mick |
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14 Jul 00 - 04:01 PM (#257766) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: *Conrad Bladey Peasant-Inactive Go here for orange songs and history of celebration http://www.bcpl.net/~cbladey/orange.html Conrad |
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07 Jan 01 - 07:27 AM (#370261) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: TamthebamfraeScotland I'm looking for the lyrics to No surrebder |
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07 Jan 01 - 07:53 AM (#370265) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: alison try this site The Ulster / Orange/ Unionist / Loyalist songbook couldn't find one called "No surrender"... could the one you're looking for be "Derry's walls"??? with the chorus
Then work and don't surrender
however I do remember the chorus being sung as slainte alison |
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07 Jan 01 - 07:57 AM (#370268) Subject: RE: The Orange/Unionist Ulster Tradition Lyrics From: alison Oops... should have checked the database first.. it was already in the DT.......... No surrender slainte alison |