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001			SR04219
003			UkLoVW
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008			160809s1960 enkfmnng||||||| n n|eng d
028	0	0	_aLP 29882 _bBBC
040			_aUkLoVW _beng _cUkLoVW
099			_aSAD 2970
245	0	0	_aIrish folk music
260			_bBBC, _c1960.
300			_a1 sound disc : _banalog, 33 1/3 rpm
500			_aSound disc, analog.
500			_aMusical instruments: Tambourine; bagpipes; Fiddle; Voice; Oral Whistling.
505	0		_aA (front): 1. Double Jig (2'13") -- 2. Reel: The Skaskeen (The little milk cow) (2'03") / Casey, Thady [tambourine]; Clancy, Willie [pipes] & White, Agnes [fiddle] -- 3. Reel (1'15") -- 4. Reel (1'16") -- 5. Reel (1'12") -- 6. Double Jig (1'35") -- 7. Double Jig (1'48") -- 8. Speech about Jimmy Devitt's set ending (0'38") -- 9. Followed by tune (1'53") -- 10. Cronin's Hornpipe (1'36") -- 11. Talk about bird watching & portion of The Mason's Apron [reel] (1'46"). Whistling / by Ward, Jimmy, Co. Clare -- B. (back): 1. The Lakes of Coolfinn (2'43") -- 2. The Banks of the Lee (when True Lovers meet) (3'03") -- 3. The Galway Shawl (3'15") -- 4. The Ploughboy (2'42") -- 5. Green Broom (2'20") -- 6. It's Better to be Single than a Poor Man's Wife (1'50") -- 7. The Blue Handkerchief (1'32") -- 8. The Trees they Do Grow High (3'30") / sung by Dolly McMahon, Co. Galway. Recorded by Ennis, Seamus, August 1960.
530			_aDubbed to CDA BBC 381.
942			_2VWML _cMU _hSAD 2970
999			_c71773