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_aBLSA C 433 35 Side 2 _bBritish Library Sound Archive |
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245 | 0 | 0 | _aFred Hamer collection, CD 54 |
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_bBritish Library Sound Archive, _c1950-1969. |
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_a1 sound disc : _bdigital ; _c4 3/4 in. |
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500 | _aCompact disc. | ||
505 | 0 | _a1. [announcement] C443/35 Side 2: -- 2. Mr Hill, Tetford, Lincolnshire, 28 July 1967: 00:00 Banks of sweet Dundee [Roud 148, fragment] -- 00:25 Captain with his whiskers [Roud 1401, fragments] -- 02:02 Rattle mutton pie [Roud 1408] -- 05:13 Navvy boots [Roud 516] -- 06:39 Change for a pound [Roud 3204, fragment] -- 07:28 Interview about songs and buying broadsheets in Market Rasen -- 10:03 Wedding song [Roud 1155] -- 12:28 Interview about waggoning, work on roads, plough jags etc. -- Robert S Brader, Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, 29 July 1967: 18:55 Seventeen come Sunday [Roud 277] -- 23:05 We're all jolly fellows [Roud 346] -- 29:02 Interview about farm work -- 29:52 The garden gate [Roud 418] -- 31:21 Banks of the sweet Dundee [Roud 148] -- 35:07 Owd John Wallis [Roud 294] -- 38:16 Derby tup [Roud 126] -- 42:15 As I came home one Monday night [Roud 114, fragment] -- 42:49 Interview about dancing bacca pipe jig over straws. | |
518 | _aThese copies were made in 2011. | ||
530 | _aBLSA archive CDR: 1CDR0003554; BL Archive tape: H1864; Hamer tape No: 5/11 Side 2. | ||
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