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Songs Miss Pringle never taught us

Here are the more "earthy" songs for both male and female voices. Frank PURSLOW & John PEARSE - Frank selected the songs, neglected by educationalists, that had been noted by George Gardiner, the Hammond brothers and Cecil Sharp. They come mainly from the Hampshire area. John provided the accompaniment on guitar, lute, banjo & mandolin, and Frank sang and played both recorder & drum. Recorded by Peter Kennedy at Cecil Sharp House, London in 1959.

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BOLD ASTROLOGER - RAP-A-TAP-TAP - TAILORS BREECHES - NEXT MONDAY MORNING - BUNCH OF NUTS - BLOW THE CANDLE OUT - BUTCHER AND THE PARSON - CRABFISH - LOW DOWN IN THE BROOM - TAILOR IN THE TEACHEST - FRIAR IN THE WELL - SQUIRE & THE CHAMBERMAID - RAG FAIR - SAILORS FROLIC - SAILOR CUT DOWN IN HIS PRIME - WHISTLE DAUGHTER WHISTLE - WITH MY CATTLESMOCK ON - SHOEMAKER'S KISS - CHILBRIDGE FAIR - JOLLY HERRING - ROSEMARY LANE - CARRION CROW - THREE JOLLY ROGUES

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