Keith Summers collection, CD 57
SCD CDA SUMMERS 57 Sound Lib. CDA Keith Summers collection, CD 57 - British Library Sound Archive, 2002. - 1 sound disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
Compact disc. Musical instruments: banjo, dancing doll, hammer dulcimer, melodeon.
C1002/96 side 1. The Crown, Brundish, Suffolk, [December 1974]. Dolly Curtis [melodeon], John Howson [banjo], Katie Howson [melodeon], Reg Reeder [hammer dulcimer], Fred Whiting [dancing dolls]: 1. Dorset [four hand reel] -- 2. [conversation] -- 3. [Lodge Road] -- 4. [conversation] -- 5. [Seamo's polka], Oh Joe the boat is going over -- 6. Pigeon on the gate -- Dolly Curtis [melodeon]: 7. [unidentified hornpipe] -- 8. The happy wanderer -- 9. [unidentified tunes] -- 10. Dolly Curtis, Reg Reeder and singer: Wheel your perambulator John, [unidentified tunes] -- 11. [conversation, end of side one] -- C1002/96 side 2. The Crown, Brundish, Suffolk, [December 1974]. Dolly Curtis [melodeon]: 12. Pigeon on the gate -- 13. [unidentified hornpipe] -- 14. [Woodland flowers] -- 15. [conversation, followed by a break in the recording] -- 16. [conversation and run through of tunes] -- 17. [Owl's Green hornpipe] -- 18. Dolly Curtis and singer: Flash company, [unidentified tune, fragment] -- 19. [conversation, followed by a break in the recording] -- C1002/97 side 1: 20. [conversation] -- The Crown, Brundish, Suffolk, [December 1974] -- 21. Dolly Curtis [melodeon], John Howson [banjo], Katie Howson [melodeon], Reg Reeder [hammer dulcimer], Fred Whiting [dancing dolls]: Redwing -- 22. Reg Reeder [hammer dulcimer]: [Two lovely black eyes] -- 23. [conversation] -- 24. Fred Whiting [fiddle]: Irish washerwoman, [unidentified tune], Soldier's joy, Soldier's joy [with step dancing], [Flowers of Edinburgh], [unidentified tunes] -- 25. [conversation] -- 26. Fred Whiting [fiddle] and Reg Redder [hammer dulcimer] The oyster girl -- 27. Fred Whiting [fiddle]: Harkie's polka [no 1], [Harkie's polka no 2] -- 28. [conversation] -- 29. Reg Reeder [hammer dulcimer]: [unidentified polka [fragment] -- 30. [conversation] -- [c1002/97 side 2]: The Crown, Brundish, Suffolk, [December 1974]: 31. Dolly Curtis [melodeon] and Fred Whiting [fiddle]: Pigeon on the gate -- Dolly Curtis [melodeon]: 32. [unidentified song tune, [Oh Oh Antonio], [unidentified song tune] -- 33. [conversation] -- 34. Pigeon on the gate [with step dancing] -- 35. Soldier's joy -- 36. [unidentified singer]: She likes a little bit in the morning -- 37. Dolly Curtis [melodeon]: [Golden slippers, incomplete].
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