HA HA, THIS A-WAY - LOMAX -- LEADBELLY: TRANSATLANTIC XTRA-1126 1972 - Rory & Alex Mc EWEN with Isla CAMERON rec by PK, London 1955: FTX-293/ EMI CLP-1220 1958 "Folksong Jubillee"

HA HA, VERY FUNNY - "ever seen a German bunny - sitting on a pot of honey" - Kids Jeer [see also AS I ROSE UP ONE MORNING] -- FTX-198 & FTX-289 #39 Cardiff

HA HA HA - "Don't you hear me now? - march through the South" - SHARP FSSA #150 Mrs Mollie Broghton, Barbourville, Knox Co., Ky 1917

HAAD - HOLD

HACKLER FROM GROUSE HALL, THE - "I'm a rovin' hackler lad that loves the Shamrock shore" - ROUD#3035 - O LOCHLAINN ISB 1939 pp78-9 John Smith, Ballyjamesduff, Co Cavan -- ASH PLANT APCD002 1999 (Denmark)

HACKNEY COACHMAN, THE - DEVIL AND HACKNEY COACHMAN

HAG AT THE CHURN - Jig - SULLIVAN 2 #27 p11 (D with only one #) from The Bothy Band

HAG AT THE SPINNING WHEEL - Jig -- Paddy MALONEY & Sean POTTS (whistles) with Peadar MERCIER (bodhran) Clare: CLADDAGH CC-15 1974

HAG BY THE FIRE, THE - Reel - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #773 (D)

HAG WITH THE MONEY, THE - Dandling Song in Irish Gaelic -- Maggie McDONAGH rec by Alan Lomax, Feenish Island, Co Galway 1951: 7"RTR-0587 talk bef

HAG WITH THE MONEY, THE - OLD WOMAN'S PURSE OF MONEY

HAG YOU ANNOYED ME - ANONN'S ANALL

HAG YOU HAVE KILLED ME - STOP OLD HAG OR YOU'LL KILL ME

HAGGIS O DUNBAR, THE - "There was a haggis in Dunbar" - ROUD#6477

HAGMENA SONG, THE - "Tonight it is the New Year's Night" Ch: "Sing, fellows, sing, hagman"-heigh - BELL SOP 1857 (words only) as sung at Richmond, Yorks with note on the word "hagmena" - see also GET UP GUDEWIFE

HAGS - OLD HAGS

HAG'S GRAVE, THE - Reel - ROCHE 1 #137 p55 (Am)

HAG'S PURSE - OLD HAG WITH THE PURSE

HAIL - CLACH MHIN MHEALLAIN

HAIL HAPPY DAY - BURWASH CAROL

HAIL SACRED DAY - Carol comp by T Merritt -- Carol-singers rec Mabe, Penryn, Cornwall, 23/12/35: RPL 904

HAIL SMILING MORN - "that tips the hills with gold" - ROUD#1346 - WILLIAMS FSUT p306 1v (w/o) #587 -- Carol-singers rec pub, S Yorks: LEADER LEE-4065 1974

HAIL THE NEW DAY - "how happy is the man - o'er a pot of strong beer - sing-song after"- Drinking Song from Upper Thames area - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p43 (wds only) "How happy is the man"

HAIL TO RUADH WATERNISH - Scots Pipe Tune -- John BURGESS (H- pipes): EMBER FA-2055 1968

HAILL WEEK O' THE FAIR, THE - WHOLE WEEK OF THE FAIR

HAIR - CROPPY BOY - GIRL WITH THE WATERFALL - JOHNNY GET YOUR HAIRCUT - LASS WITH HER JET-BRAIDED HAIR - NEVER LEAVE YOUR MOTHER, TOM (turning grey) - NOBBY HEAD OF HAIR - OLD GREY BEARD

HAIR FELL OFF MY COCONUT, THE - HUNDRED PIPERS (Jig)

HAIRST, THE - "I see the reapers in the field for hairst has come again" - comp James Davidson 1859 - ROUD#2167 - ORD BB 1930 p263 (w/o)

HAIRST O' RETTIE, THE - "I hae seen the hairst o' Rettie's lads" - Bothy Ballad - ROUD#3512 - GREIG FSNE #3 - GREIG-DUNCAN 3 #408 (2var) - ORD BB 1930 p271 (8 v & tune) - DOUGLAS: "The Sang's the thing" pp171-2 - Songs & Ballads sung at Blairgowrie Festival Aug 1968 pp7-8 -- John STRACHAN rec Crickie Aberdeensh 21/4/51: RPL 17810/ rec by Alan Lomax, at ceili in Edinburgh, 6/7/51: RPL 21527/ FTX-066 - Charlie MURRAY rec by Hamish Henderson, Justinehaugh 1971: TANGENT TNGM-109 1971

HAIRY FOX, THE - POACHER

HAISBORO' LIGHT, THE - FISHES SONG

HAITI - CARIBBEAN

HAKA - NEW ZEALAND

HAL AN TOW - "Robin Hood and Little John they both are gone to fair-O" - Ceremonial May Carol sung at Helston, Cornwall - ROUD#1520 - GILBERT CC 1823 - DIXON SP 1846 - SANDYS 1846 Specimens of Cornish "dialect" - BELL BSPE 1857 pp167-9 (w/o) - CHAPPELL NEA 1838 #205 p154 tune of dance - BARING GOULD SOW 1889-92 Ms#24 publ words slightly altered (a) J Matthews, St Austell- Helston 1888 (b) Gilbert (c) M B Forfar 1883 (d) 1843 (e) Padstow June 1892 (f) R H Worth 1880 - GRAVES 1928 p265 from BG - DUNSTAN 1929 from Sandys adapted by R Morton Nance - REEVES EC 1960 #62 pp147-8 SBG: Padstow (extensive notes) - GUNDRY CK 1966 pp12-17 Padstow (various tunes compared) - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #92 Cornish version by Talek & Ylewyth - PALMER EBECS 1979 #135 p222-3 "Helston Furry Dance" from Chappell -- Sung by children nd (late 1930's or early 40's): RPL 1083 (78 play from centre) - Peter SANDRY (unaccomp) rec Helston 10/10/43: RPL 6797 (78) - Crowd with band rec 7/5/59: RPL LP 25951/ FTX-307 A-ROVING Radio Prog 1968 #2 - Richard GENDALL (voc/gtr): FTX-009 sung in Cornish - WATERSONS: TOPIC-12-T 136 1965/ FTX-307 A-ROVING #1 1968 - Shirley COLLINS & ALBION Band: B & C PEG-7 1971 - OYSTER BAND on Radio 2 Xmas Prog 30/12/87 CASS 0423-4 - rec Studio 18/5/88: CASS-15-0712

HALA HUMBRE - Mexican Haul Man Shanty -- Cf Reece BALDWIN, rec by James M Carpenter, Barry Docks, S Wales, 1928 "Nothing but a humbug" (mentions S Carolina) - A H RASMUSSEN (Norwegian) shantyman rec by PK, London 11/4/55: RPL 22349 talk bef and aft

(H)ALF A PINT OF ALE - Written by Charlie TEMPEST & sung by Gus ELEN - DAVISON: British Music Hall 1971 pp198-200 -- Gus Elen: TOPIC 12-T-396 1979 - CASS 0330 Tommy CHAPPLE "Alf a pint of beer" rec by Michael Feist at "The Stag" Rackenford 1972 (see letter file) - Lucky LUCKHURST (of London) rec by PK, Harberton Devon 1978: FTX-332

HALF DOOR, THE - "O as I was walking down the road" - ROUD#5275-- Un-named singer, rec Waterfoot, Co Antrim 9/5/42: RPL 9545 (78) - Nellie WALSH (unacc) rec by Brian George, Co Wexford 6/8/47: RPL 11220 - Margaret BARRY (with banjo): TOP RANK 25- 020 1960/ CASS-1315/ TOPIC TSCD-665 1998 "As me and my love sat courting"

HALF DROWNED SKIPPER, THE - "'Tother day up the water" - POLWARTH 1969 p10 Northumb

HALF HANNIKIN - 6/8 Playfords 1651 - BOWEN p21 (G)

HALF HITCH, THE - "A noble lord in Plymouth did dwell" - To test her betrothed, a girl pretends fickleness and refuses to marry - He swears to marry the next he meets. She dresses as a beggar "with her petticoats hoisted upon the half-hitch" and an amusing dialogue follows when he proposes - she behaves badly at the wedding feast but reveals herself in bed - LAWS #N23 ABBB 1957 pp214-5 - ROUD#1887 - STURGIS-HUGHES SHV 1919 pp50-57 Vt - BARRY-ECKSTORM-SMYTHE BBM 1929 pp382-9 Jystin de Coster, Maine 1925 (w/o) from Sturgis-Hughes pp50-57 "The Loathly Bride" - FLANDERS-OLNEY BMNE 1953 pp33-37 Mrs W E Pierce, Vt 1932

HALF PAST TEN - "I mind when I courted my ain lassie Jean" - courting in which her father locks the door at this time - composed by Mrs James Bacon (Catherine G Mackay), Falkirk - ROUD#2856 - Many BSs - FORD VSB 1899 1 pp113-5 12v/m (w/o) - ORD 1930 pp71-2 12v/m -- John MEARNS (unacc) rec for progr about Gavin Greig, 1950: RPL 14404 - Ethel FINDLATER rec by PK, Dounby, Orkney 12/7/55: RPL 23647/ FTX-063 cassette only (8v & talk aft) & FTX-189/ FTX-389

HALFSIES - "If my brother finds something I say Halvsies and that means I have half of it" - OPIE Richard Savage 1730 [see also FINDSIES KEEPSIES] -- FTX-198

HALF SHAVED NIGGER - Appalachian -- Dent WIMMER (banjo solo) rec by Mike Yates, Floyd, Floyd Co, Va., USA: HOME MADE MUSIC LP-001 1980

HALF STEP SCHOTTISCHE, THE -- Percy LAVARELLO (mel) from Tristan de Cunha rec by PK, Gosport , Hants 1962: FTX-609

HALIFAX EXPLOSION, THE - "It was on the 6th of December 1917" - A ship loaded with explosives is rammed in Halifax harbour, killing 1200 people, injuring 2000 and devastating the city - LAWS #G28 ABBB pp226-7 - ROUD#2724 - CREIGHTON MFS 1962 pp208-9 Miss Dorothy Hyson, NS 1933 (Helen Creighton remembered the explosion and the balladsheets being sold on the streets)

HALL, Peter - collector in Scotand - Obituary by Emily Lyle in TOCHER 53 (1998) pp234-240

HALLATON - Leicestershire - 12m E of Leicester near Market Harborough - Easter Custom: "Bottle Kicking & Hare Pie Scramble" held annually on Easter Monday. In the morning there is the "Children's Parade" (former Friendly Society Walk). In the afternoon the pie (now beef not hare) and ale are taken to Fox Inn for start of procession. Three small barrels called bottles - two full of ale but one a dummy with bright red, white and blue hoops and a sack containing pies for scramble. Bottle is not kicked but picked up during the contest between the home team who must be Hallatonians and their opponents who come from the parish of Medbourne or are visitors. Villager was heard to say: "Medbourne usually win because they bring along half the country Rugby team!" Two "bottles" (games) are held and dummy only used if there is a draw and there is need for a "decider".

HALLEFILLY - Shetland -- P S PETERSON (fid), rec by Tom Anderson, Papa Stour, Shetland RTR-1079

HALLELUJAH - COME TELL ME OF YOUR SHIP - "O why don't you work as other men do?" - ROUD#7992 - McCOLL/ SEEGER Ben Bright p23 Notes about composer -- Bob HINE rec by Sam Richards: FOLKWAYS FE-38553 1981/ CASS-1292

HALLIGAN'S FANCY - FISHERMAN'S LILT

HALLO - HELLO

HALLOW THE FOX - Ch: "I must desire you neighboiurs all to hallow the fox out of the Hall - Whoop" early 18th C fox-banishing Song -- PYEWACKET rec in the Concert Hall 22/2/83: CASS-15-0747

HALLOWE'EN - GUY FAWKES - HOLLANTIDE - SOULING - TAM LIN - TOCHER #48-9 1993-4 p409-10 from Mrs Johina Leith rec by Alan Bruford 1975 "Halloween Pranks" (incl photos of Mrs Leith) -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

HALPIN'S REEL - TERESA HALPIN'S REEL

HALTING (or PIKEMAN'S) MARCH - from 1798 Rebellion period used for drilling pikemen - at certain parts of tune thrusting pikes into dummies - coll by The Boys of the Lough from Tommy Gunn of Co Fermanagh - BRODY p128 discog

HAM FAT MAN - "Folk attention pay and listen to my song" Ch: "H F soap fat, candlefat or lard, moochie, coochie H F M" - tune: "The Cuckoo's Nest" - He was a Sydney street-vendor -- Cathie O' SULLIVAN (+ banjo): LARRIKIN LRD-9012 1981

HAMBONE - Negro Game Song -- Bessie JONES & Charles GASKINS, rec by Alan Lomax, St Simon's Island, Georgia, 1950: ATLANTIC SD-1350

HAMBRIDGE - Somerset - George BUNSTON - Louis HOOPER -- RTR- 941

HAME - HOME

HAME CAM OOR GUDE MAN AT EEN - CUCKOLD'S SONG - BACK OF THE CHANGE HOUSE

HAMEFARERS, DA - Shetland -- DA FORTY FIDDLERS with Marjorie SMITH (piano): LEADER LED-2052 1973 with "Sixareen, Da"

HAMER, Fred - (1909-1969) Song collector - see ED&S mag 32/9 2 1970 p68 -- "Garner's Gay": EFDSS LP-1006 1971 - "The Leaves of Life" Field Recordings of Fred Hamer EFDSS VWML-003 1989 CASS- 1224 -- "Sweet Swansea" (Shropsh): John KIRKPATRICK: TOPIC 12-TS- 247 1974 - John KIRKPATRICK: TOPIC 12-TS-295 1976 "Cold blows the wind" (Shropsh) - Johnny COLLINS: TRADITION TSR-014 "Ox Plough Song"

HAMILTON, Noel - Belfast collector -- recs by Noel Hamilton: RTR-614-23 field - Radio prog 2/11/68 on "Folk Music of Donegal" with PK & Conal O DONNELL CASS-45-0912

HAMILTON MILITIAMAN, THE - "at night got roarin' fu' (drunk) - Glasgow on the Clyde" - ROUD#6328 - McCOLL-SEEGER 1986 from Belle Stewart (learnt from a broadsheet)

HAMMER RING - Work Song -- rec Alan Lomax, Huntsville, Texas 1934 AAFS L8 B2/ 7"RTR-0309

HAMMERED DULCIMER - DULCIMERS

HAMMERS OF SYRADALE, THE - "Many a long year has now passed by since Annie & Willie Marsh in Harray did dwell" - Truelove was a ploughboy but her father murdered him then died himself of distraction - warning to other parents ! - ROUD#5200 - Syradale is on the mainland, between Dounby and Fintown in the parish of Harray, the tune for the song being self-made by Mrs. Findlater.- Cf THE STANDING STONES BALLAD -- Ethel FINDLATER (her own tune), rec Dounby, Orkney 1959: 7"RTR-0690/ FTX-063 FTX-189 & FTX-389

HAMMERSMITH FLYOVER - comp Kirkpatrick in style of Longborough (Glos) Morris -- John KIRKPATRICK with Sue HARRIS, Martin CARTHY, Martin BRINSFORD & Fi FRASER: "Plain Capers" Morris Dances from the Cotswolds: FREE REED FRR-010 1976

HAMMOND, Henry - Collector - mainly Dorset -- Jon RAVEN: ARGO ZFB-29 1971 "Brisk Young Butcher" - Barry SKINNER ZFB-34 1971 "Tailor's Breeches" & "Gaol Song" - Ewan McCOLL & Bert LLOYD ZFB-67 "Furze Field" & "Wanton Seed" -"George Collins": ZFB-72 - ZFB-74 "Queen Jane" - Trevor CROZIER: ZFB-80 1972"Farewell She" -Cyril TAWNEY ZFB-87 Love Songs - Tony ROSE: RPL REC-95 "Compliments Returned" - Frank PURSLOW & John PEARSE: - Songs from Coll FOREST TRACKS FT-2006-7 1975 - Tony ROSE LEADER LER-2014 1971"Noble Lord Hawkins" - Pete COE 2098"When this old hat" - Roy BAILEY: 3021 (4 songs) - 2024 Tony ROSE (3) - 2033 John KIRKPATRICK - 3034 Roger NICHOLSON "Sheepstealer" - Paul WILSON: SAYDISC CP- 115 1980 "Butcher & Parson" - Ewan Mc COLL: TOPIC 12-T-16 1959 "Treadmill Song" - Cyril TAWNEY 12-T-110 1964 "Bold Benjamin" - WATERSONS 12-T-142 1966 "Twankydillo & "Brave Wolfe" - Bernard WRIGLEY (conc)12-TS-211 1971 "Treadmill" "Indian Lass" "Bonny Bunch of Roses - Frankie ARMSTRONG12-TS-216 1972 "Crafty Maid's Policy"/ 12-TS-232 1973 "The Nightingale" (ship) - Bob BLAKE 12-TS-254 1975 "Grey Hawk" - John KIRKPATRICK: 12-TS-355 1977 "Tailor & Louse" - Mike WATERSON: 12-TS-332 1977"The Brisk Lad"- NOTTS ALLIANCETRADITION TSR-011 "Old Mother Crawley" "Crockery Ware" & "Miller's Apprentice" - John TIMPANY & Audrey SMITH: WESTWOOD WRS-031

HAMNAVOE POLKA - first Shetland tune Tom learned from his grandfather -- Tom ANDERSON & Aly BAIN (Fiddles) & Violet TULLOCH (piano): TOPIC 12-TS-281 1976 with two of Tom's comp

HAMPSHIRE - HAMMOND & GARDINER collections - DICK GILES VISIT TO WEYHILL FAIR IN 1850 - FOOTBALL MATCH - GOD BLESS THE MASTER - GOSPORT BEACH - IF I WERE BACK HOME IN HAMPSHIRE - ISLE OF WIGHT - SIR CHARLES LAPIER - SWEET FANNY ADAMS - TICHBORNE DOLE (Custom) - WEARING OF THE HORNS - WINCHESTER GAOL - WISHING STONE -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

HAMPSHIRE FARMER, THE - HIGHWAYMAN OUTWITTED

HAMPSHIRE MUMMERS CAROL - "There is six good days all in the week" -ROUD#1065 - BROADWOOD 1897 ETSC 1908 pp78-9 & 122 Kingsclere 1897

HAMPSHRES DO LIKE DUFF, THE -- Sam BOND (harmonica): TOPIC TSCD- 657

HAMPSTEAD - London - TOTTIE (Cockney Song)

HAMPTON LULLABY, THE - words comp Mike & tune by Jon Raven - Black Country - Wolverhampton" -- Jean WARD (voc/ gtr/ cittern): BROADSIDE BRO-100 1968

HAND LOOM VERSUS POWER - words from HARLAND: Ballada & Songs of Lancashire 1865; tune by Lesley Boardman - used in RPL TV Progr "One Man and his Mule", about the life of Samuel Crompton, inventor of the spinning mule -- Bernard WRIGLEY with Gary & Vera Asprey): TOPIC 12-TS-241 1974

HAND LOOM WEAVER'S LAMENT -- Harry BOARDMAN (acc/banjo/fid): TOPIC 12-T-188 1960

HAND ME DOWN MY PETTICOAT - QUEER ONE

HAND ME DOWN THE TACKLE - Instrum -- JOHNSTONS TRANSATLANTIC TRA- 69 1968 - Michael GROGAN (accordion): TOPIC TSCD-654 1998 aft "My love she's in America"

HAND ORGAN HORNPIPE, THE - BRISTOL HORNPIPE

HAND READING - DIVINATION - FORTUNE TELLING -- FTX-199

HAND THAT THING TO GIBBY - "Hadd da thing ta gibby" - Shetland Reel -- Tom ROBERTSON (fid) rec by Tom Anderson Shetland CASS-60-0435

HAND BELLS - BELLS

HAND ME DOWN ME PETTICOAT - "Hand me down me bonnet/ shawl - canvas shoes my boots are in the pawn" Ch: "She was a good one - quare one" - Girl anbandoned & betrayed by her soldier lover - ROUD#2571 - BEHAN IS #31 "Get me down me petticoat" ("HE was a quare one") - SEEGER-McCOLL SI 1960 p73 Brendan Behan 1957 - Cf Johnny Doherty's DARK GIRL DRESSED IN BLUE -- Harry COX, Yarmouth, Norfolk (frag) "The Hole in the Wall" ("She was a rum one") - Brendan BEHAN rec Dublin 1953: RTR-0595 - Edward DOUGLAS rec by Seamus Ennis, Inverness, 1954: RPL 22829 - Dominic BEHAN with Robin HALL (gtr): COLLECTOR JEI-3 1959 (45 EP) - Ewan McCOLL (unacc): TOPIC 12-T-130 1965 - DUBLINERS: MAJOR MINOR MMLP-14 1968/ EMI MFP 5223 "Hand me down me petticoat"- Tune used for dancing by GAS MARK V on Radio 2: 13/9/91 CASS- 60-1023

HAND ME DOWN THE TACKLE - Reel - O'NEILL MOI #1271 & DMI #539 (D) "Tom Steele" - TWEED p18 (D) 3pts -- Seamus ENNIS (U-pipes): RTE-CD-199 1997 rec 1948 aft "Salamanca" & bef "Merry Blacksmith" & "Beauty Spot" - Sean MAGUIRE (fiddle) with Eileen HUNTER (piano) & Pat CONROY & Steve Cooney (guitar) CELTIC MUSIC CM-CD-048 1990 (Gift of Dave Bulmer Mar 2005) aft "Mrs McLeod's"

HANDEL IN THE STRAND - comp Percy Grainger -- Sydney Symphony Orchestra: ABC PRS-1653 (45 rpm)

HANDEL'S CONCERTO - Tunebook Ms 3/4 (D) #43 p350

HANDEL'S WATER PIECE - Tunebook Ms (D) (duet arr) #69 pp368-9

HANDKERCHIEF - MORRIS - RIBBON DANCE -- DINGA DINGA DING - A- TISKET A-TASKET

HANDLING OF THE PLOUGH, THE - DYING PLOUGHBOY - HARROWIN TIME

HANDS ACROSS -- DORSET VILLLAGE TRIO: TOPIC TSCD-659 bef "Four Hand Reel"

HANDS TOGETHER RIGHT - "left, right and left" etc - Kids Hand Clapping dance -- rec by Damian Webb, Tralee, Co Kerry 1960: IRE/8 & FTX-179

HANDSOME CABIN BOY, THE - FEMALE CABIN BOY

HANDSOME CHAMBERMAID, THE - "Not far from town a country squire" - Jeannie, ten years his junior, has sailor's child but not allowed to marry so he resolves to keep sailing to a country where no-one will know him - ROUD#1257 - PURSLOW WS 1968 p54 Gardiner: Richard Hall, Itchen Abbas, Hampsh 1905 (w/o) "I am a brisk young sailor"

HANDSOME COLLIER LAD, THE - "My love he is a collier lad, he work all underground" - Dream - ROUD#921 - Cf MY LOVE IS BUT A MINER LAD - HENRY SOP #110 - LLOYD FSE 1967 - MORTON CDGD 1973 p64-5 & p114 John Maguire,Tonaydrumallard, Co Fermanagh 1970 -- John MAGUIRE, rec by Robin Morton, Co Fermanagh: LEADER LEE-4062 1973

HANDS)OME COUPLE, THE - Jig - WILLIAMSON BFT 1976 p19

HANDSOME MEADOW BOY, THE - comp by RD -- Robin & Barry DRANSFIELD & Brian: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-322 1976

HANDSOME MOLLY - GOING TO CHURCH LAST SUNDAY

HANDSOME PLOUGHBOY, THE - PLOUGHBOY

HANDSOME PLOUGHBOY, THE - COLOSSEUM (Hornpipe)

HANDSOME POLLY-O - PRETTY PEGGY O

HANDSOME SALLY - "Young men and maidens I pray you draw near" - she loves farmer's son - silent grove - ROUD#2370 - JOYCE OIFMS 1909 pp193-4 Co Limerick --- SHARP FSSA 2 p138 Mrs Tom, Rice, NC 1916

HANDSOME SALLY - Reel - MAGUIRE 1 #60 p16 (Em) from his father, Jack Maguire

HANDSOME SHEPHERDESS, THE - SAILOR AND THE SHEPHERDESS

HANDSWORTH - near Sheffield, West Yorkshire - Sword Dance booklet received from John Pitts 1993

HANDY BANDY BARQUE, THE - CAMPANERO

HANDY MAN, THE - AMATEUR WHITEWASHER

HANDY, MY BOYS - "so handy" - Shanty - ROUD#814 - DAVIS-TOZER 1887 #30 & 32 - SMITH MOW 1888 "Handy Jim" - WHALL 1910 p128 - GRAINGER #162 Charles Rosher, Chelsea, London 1906 - SHARP EFC 1914 #43 p48 from John Short of Watchet - JFSS 20 1916 p304-5 coll Sharp & p311-2 coll Piggott from John Perring, Dartmouth, 1912 - SHAY 1925 p35 (w/o) "Hand over hand" - HUGILL SSS 1961 p479 - RCHARDS-STUBBS EFS 1979 p51 "A Handy Ship" Piggott -- John MIDDLETON, rec by James M Carpenter, Leith, Edinburgh c1928: FTX-141 - Bryan PEARSON (& Ch) CRITICS GROUP: ARGO ZDA-137 1970 "So Handy"

HANDY WITH THE STICK - Jig - O'NEILL MOI #896/ DMI #143 (G ending E)

HANG DOWN YOUR HEAD AND CRY - LONESOME ROAD

HANG FIRE - Hornpipe (A) - COLE #4 p85 "Jig" - KERR MM 2 #364 p40 - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #76 p22 (A)

HANGED FIDDLER, THE - STUDIA MUSICOLOGICA IFMC 1965 p195 Article by D K Wilgus "Fiddler's Farewell"

HANG-ED I SHALL BE - CRUEL MILLER

HANGED MAN, THE - comp by Bob Pegg -- Mr FOX: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-226 1970

HANGING - see also GALLOWS - EXECUTION - SUICIDE - CLAUDE ALLEN - CLONMEL GAOL - DEREK BENTLEY - DOCTOR PRITCHARD (FMJ) - ELLIS' JIG - GALLOWS SONG - GEORGIE - GHOST SO GRIM - GO DOWN YE MURDERERS - HUGH REYNOLDS - JACK HALL - JOHN HARDY - JOHN LEE - MAID FREED FROM THE GALLOWS - MARIA MARTEN - MOLLY MALONE (Gaelic) - OXFORD GIRL - PAT O DONNELL - POOR WILL & JOLLY HANGMAN (Swarbrick & Thompson) - TOM DOOLEY - WEARING OF THE GREEN (Kids Parody) -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

HANGING BY A ROPE/ FROM A BEAM - BUTCHER BOY

HANGING JOHNNY - "O they calls me HJ" - Shanty - ROUD#2625 - DAVIS-TOZER 1887 #28 - GRAINGER Ms#169 Charles Rosher, Chelsea, London 1906 - BULLEN-ARNOLD 1914 #24 p23 (1 v only) - SHARP EFSH 1914 - SHARP Cf 2 p56 John Short, Watchet - SHAY 1925 p81 (wds only) - DOERFLINGER 1951 - ED&S 29:1 1967 p18 Sharp: John Short - HUGILL SSS 1961 p284 & S&SS 1969 p192-3 - Cf tune of SHENANDOAH -- Andrew SALTERS rec by James M Carpenter, Greenock, Renfrewshire c1928: FTX-141 - Bob ROBERTS (voc/mel) rec by PK, Pinmill, Ipswich, Suffolk 1958: FTX-208/ SAYDISC SDL-405 1994 - David DODDS & Ch rec Dartington Ciderhouse 25/10/74: CASS-60-0553 - THE YOUNG TRADITION TRANSATLANTIC TRA-SAM-13 1969

HANGING ON THE OLD BARBED WIRE - IF YOU WANT TO FIND THE COLONEL

HANGING OUT THE CLOTHES - LINEN SONG

HANGMAN AND THE PAPIST, THE - comp by Dave Cousins -- Ian THOMAS (voc with guitar) with "Bez" Brian ROBERTS (harmonica & jews harp) of Rhondda, S.Wales rec by PK, Gloucester 1986: FTX-039

HANGMAN'S NOOSE, THE - Hornpipe - HOME RULER

HANGMAN'S REEL, THE - French Canadian (from Jean Carignon ?) - BRODY p130 (A) discog "Hanged Man's Reel" -- Pete COOPER (story/fid) rec in Concert Hall for Radio 2: 17/5/82: CASS-0415 - Aly BAIN "Down Home" (TV Series) in USA & Canada LISMOR LIF- 7011 1986/ CASS-0814

HANKEY THE SQUIRE - POOR MURDERED WOMAN

HANKY PANKY SUGAR CANDY - ANDY PANDY

HANLEY'S DELIGHT - Polka -- Paddy TAYLOR (flute) Limerick: CLADDAGH CC-8 1971 aft "Morrison's" & "West Limerick"

HANNAH LE GORDON - LORD SALTING

HANNIGAN'S HOOLEY -- Barney O SHAMROCK: CASS-0929 nd

HANOVER SQUARE - Glasgow or London (?) - Hornpipe - KERR MM 4 #287 p30 (D)

HANSTEAD BOYS, THE - "they have no sleds" - ROUD#325 - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 p261 Perry Cochrane 1929+

HAP AN ROW - (Maids like to dance) - Dance jingle in Highland Scottische rhythm usually to "Stumpie" - CHAMBERS PROS 1826 - MacCOLL SS 1953 p61 from Alan Cunningham's Songs of Scotland - TOCHER 14 1974 p211 from Isabella Strachan - PORTER-GOWER 1995 p220 1v from Jeannie Robertson & notes -- Hamish HENDERSON rec by Alan Lomax London 6/3/51: COLUMBIA SL-209 1952)/ ROUNDER CD-1743 1998 - 7"RTR-0680 "Whap an row" aft "Tail Toddle" (with translation given aft) - Belle STEWART (and others - mouth music) rec by PK, Blairgowrie 1955: FTX-185 - Lucy STEWART rec by PK, Fetterangus, Aberdeensh 27/6/55: FTX-365

HA'PENNY REEL, THE - HONEYMOON REEL

HA'PORTH OF TEA, A - Reel - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #785 (D)

HAPPISBURGH MARKET - HASELBURY GIRL

HAPPY AND DELIGHTFUL - PLEASANT AND DELIGHTFUL

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU -- sung by female with accordion & chorus rec by Damian Webb in restaurant in Lisbon Portugal 1960 (90 min reel)

(H)APPY BOS(W)ELL'S LURCHER - comp by FR - Fred ROOKE rec 1974: FTX-046

HAPPY CHRISTMAS - CHRISTMAS SONG

HAPPY CLOWN, THE - "How happy is the rural clown" - ROUD#8493 - HERD A&MSS 1869/1973 1 pp229-231 - CHAPPELL PMOT "One evening having lost my way" - ED&S mag 46/1 Spring 1984 p9 Article by Philip Heath-Coleman -- Giles FARNABY'S DREAM Band: ARGO ZDA-158 1973

HAPPY COUNTRY LASS - BRISK AND BONNY LASS

HAPPY COUPLE, THE - "Come all you young damsels that sport in Cupid's chain" - LAWS N15 - ROUD#238 - Many BSs

HAPPY DAYS OF YOUTH, THE - "they are fast fleeting by" - ROUD#6018 - comp by Robert Gilfillan (1798-1850) - GREIG-DUNCAN 3 1987 #542 (4var) - tune cf AULD ROBIN GRAY

HAPPY DAYS OF YOUTH - Reel (G) - MOYLAN 2 #316 p181 from John O Leary (melodeon) alt: "John McKenna's" - O'NEILL MOI #1311/ DMI #574 -- John Mc KENNA (flute) with Michael GAFFNEY (t/banjo) (Leitrim) rec USA DECCA 1934 CASS-0893 aft "Colonel Rodger's Fav"

HAPPY FAMILY, THE - MY FATHER KEPT A HORSE

HAPPY FARMER, THE - Jig - HAYWOOD #17 p12 (A)

HAPPY HOURS - Polka comp by Vacher -- Billy PIGG (N-pipes): LEADER LEA-4006 1971 - rec Alnwick Gathering & Jimmy Hiddlestone (harmonica) 1930: TOPIC 12-T-319 1977

HAPPY'S THE MAN - "that is free from all care" - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p43 from Glos w/o 4v - BLUNT-FOXWORTHY 1976 p22 (3v)

HAPPY LAND - "is now the chaunt in every street" - punishments - Many BSs - PALMER TOTT 1974 p318 text: "London Singer's Magazine" p118/ tune "Happy Land" by B F Rimbault (1816-76)

HAPPY MAN - "I'm the happiest man neath the sun" - or "It can't last" - Many BSs incl BG 4 #22

HAPPY MAN - Morris Dance tune coll by Janet Blunt from William Walton, Adderbury, Oxford, 1917 -- Adderbury Morris (with fid/mel/curtal & tabor) "Son of Morris On": EMI SHSM-2012 1976

HAPPY MISTAKE, THE - LADY SHIRE'S FAVOURITE (Jig)

HAPPY NEW YEAR, A - NEW YEAR

HAPPY NYMPHS - Tunebook Ms 6/8 (D) 5pts #88 pp382-3

HAPPY OL' DAYS THAT'S AWA', THE - "O it's friends just pay attention" - ROUD#5299 -- Cathie (Stewart) HIGGINS (Belle's daughter) rec by PK, Blairgowrie, Perthsh 1961: FTX-192

HAPPY OR LONESOME - Carter Family (trio): Camden, NJ 8/5/34: BLUEBIRD B-5650-A/ 7"RTR-0313-4

HAPPY SAM - "O good neet friends one an all - happy faces - shove me nose in" Ch: "I cry a bit for care - do my duty to my neighbour - my name is H S, I'm a member of the Multitude Who Labour" - Poem by Yorkshire weaver-poet, John Hartley which appeared in the Local Almanack 1909. It sold 70,000 but Hartley died a pauper -- Dave HILLERY (+ 2 concertinas): TOPIC 12-TS- 215 1971

HAPPY SOLDIER, THE - Jig - HAYWOOD #43 p20 (G)

HAPPY STRANGER, THE - "As I was a-walking one morning in Spring" - "birds whistle and nightingales sing"- Courtship - ROUD#272 - Bs by John FORD of Chesterfield 1830s (Palmer Reprint 2001) "HS" - GREIG-DUNCAN 4 1990 #831 p245 - JOYCE AMOI 1873 p73 - JOYCE OIFMS 1909 p200 Co Limerick - GARDINER FSFH 1909 "The HS" - SHARP-MARSON FSS 2 pp42-3 Robert Dibble, Bridgwater, Somerset "Sweet Europe" - BARING GOULD-SHARP Schools "Sweet England" - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #389 p575 Robert Dibble "Sweet Europe" - WILLIAMS #246 Frank Cook, Burford, Oxfordsh (w/o) "Far from home" - USA - McGILL Ky p51 - SHARP FSSA 1917 2 #157 p212 "The Rebel Soldier or The Poor Stranger" Mrs Eliza Pace, Hyden, Leslie Co., Ky 1917/ Mrs Lawson Grey, Montvale, Va 1918 (Version B publ in FSEO 2nd ser & DC 2004)/ Mr Bridges, St Peters Mission, Franklin Co., Va 1918/ Joe Blackett, Meadows of Dan, Patrick Co., Va 1918 "The Poor Soldier"/ Miss Sally Jones, St Peters School, Franklin Co., Va 1918/ Miss Abby Moseley, Berea College, Madison Co., Ky 1917/ Mrs Margaret Dunagan, St Helens, Lee Co., Ky 1917 - COX FSOS 1925 pp346-7 W M Jarvis Ms, WVa (w/o) - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp270-2 Mrs Grace Etchison, Ark 1929 "Two Strangers in the mountains alone"/ Charles Ingenthron, Mo 1941 "The Lost Girl" -- see EVENING WALK - I AM A POOR STRANGER - Cf BONNY UDNY - INDIAN LASS -- Shirley COLLINS with John HASTED (banjo), Ralph RINZLER (gtr), Guy Carawan (gtr) rec by PK 1958 (ARGO): SEE FOR MILES SEE-212 1987 "Sweet England" - Jo FREYA SAYDISC SDL-402 (CD) 1993 "Sweet England"

HAPPY TO MEET AND SORRY TO PART - Jig (G) - BREATHNACH CRE 2 #28 p17 - COLE #1 p55 - KERR MM 1 #2 p36 (A) "Sorry to part" - MOYLAN 1 #70 from Seasamh Breathnach - O'NEILL MOI #807/ DMI #78 -- Paddy McCLUSKEY (fid) rec by PK, Clough Mills, Co Antrim 5/8/53: RPL 20034/ FTX-377 - Seamus ENNIS (U-pipes): TOPIC 12-TS-250 1974

HAPPY WANDERER, THE - comp -- Bob KEIGHTLKEY (fid), Scan TESTER (conc) with Jack NORRIS & Reg HALL (mel) Bill Mc MAHON (spoons & effects) Mervyn PLUNKETT (percussion) rec by Mervyn Plunkett, West Hoathly, Sussex 11/5/60: TOPIC 12-T-455-6 1990 aft "Scotland the Brave" March

HAPPY WE'VE BEEN A' THE GITHER - Highland (D) - KERR MM 2 #212a p24

HARBERTON - Nr Totnes, Devon - Church Service incl Vaughan Williams arr of Bunyan's "To be a pilgrim" hymn using BLACKSMITH COURTED ME:-- CASS-0462

HARBOUR GRACE - "is a very nice place" - Newfoundland - ROUD#2723 - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p207 John Obe Smith NS 1950

HARBOUR LIGHTS - Hornpipe - KERR MM 4 #289 p31 (G)

HARBOUR OF DUNDEE, THE - MAGDALEN GREEN

HARBWR CORC (Cork Harbour) - Sea Shanty sung in Welsh (tune: "Heave away, my Johnnies") -- Meredydd EVANS with acc & chorus rec Cardiff (DELYSE ELB-3161 1962)/ FTX-309 A-ROVING 1968 #3

HARD, AINT IT HARD? -- THE ALMANAC SINGERS rec NY 1941-2: PRISM PLATCD 704 2001 - Bob BAKER rec by Mike Seeger: American Banjo tunes & songs in Scruggs style (3 finger picking) [FOLKWAYS FA- 2314] RTR-0316 aft "Jessie James"

HARD AND KIND FORTUNE - "One evening, one evening in May" Regiment of soldiers pass and the drummer casts his eye, woos her and even threatens suicide -"We'll go to Plymouth and get married" - GREIG FSNE 1909-14 #178 "O hard fortune" --- KARPELES NFL 1971 #74 p226 "Kind fortune"

HARD CASE - comp by MacColl c1955 about Dartmoor Prison to a tune based on FOOTBALL CRAZY -- Ewan MacCOLL: RIVERSIDE RLP 12-623 - SPINNERS: FONTANA STL 5495 1969 - Ewan MacCOLL & RAMBLERS Skiffle Group: ISLAND FOLK 1001 1975

HARD CHEESE - CONDOLENCES (K)

HARD FORTUNE - IT WAS ONE MORNING - LITTLE DRUMMER

HARD HEARTED CROWBAR BRIGADE, THE - "I left bonny Scotland, the land of brown heath, to Ireland…" - song about 1798 Famine period when landlord's pulled down the cottages - CROININ 2000 #192 p297

HARD HEARTED YOUNG MAN, THE - BROOMFIELD HILL

HARD IS MY FATE - Scots Slow Air -- Hector McANDREW (fid) rec Aberdeen 13/7/67: RPL LP 30952/ FTX-272 bef "Gudewife admit the wanderer"

HARD IS YOUR HEART - UNDER THE MOON ONE THING I CRAVE

HARD LABOUR - SHOOTING GOSCHEN'S COCK-UPS

HARD LUCK - CONDOLENCES

HARD STRUGGLE FOR THE BREECHES - STRUGGLE FOR THE BREECHES

HARD TACK - "I'm a shearer, yes I am" - descr of life & work of the sheep-shearer in Australia -- Martin WYNDHAM-READ: TOPIC 12-TS- 203 1971

HARD TIMES - ALL IN AND OUT BLUES - BEAVER DAM ROAD - BUDDY CAN YOU SPARE A DIME? - COME ALL YOU BOLD BRITONS - CROMFORD MILLS - CRYDERVILLE JAIL - DODGER SONG - FINE OLD ENGLISH LABOURER - GIRL OF CONSTANT SORROW - HARD CASE - HARD TIMES OF OLD ENGLAND - JOLLY BACHELOR - MR RISING PRICE - PROP OF THE LAND - RIGS OF THE TIMES - SALVATION ARMY SONGS - STOCKINGER - TRADESMAN'S COMPLAINT - WHAT SHOCKING HARD TIMES - WHAT WILL BECOME OF ENGLAND? -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

HARD TIMES - "When you're down and out"-- Uncle Dave MACOM (v/ banjo) rec 1937 John Peel on Protest in 50s & 60s on Radio 2 7/3/87: CASS-90-0565 - MAGPIE (Washington Folk Group) COLLECTOR 1936 1982 CASS-0821

HARD TIMES - "Come all you good people and listen to my song" - ROUD#876 - PEACOCK SNO 1965 1 pp57-9 Gordon Willis 1952 1v/m/ Ned Rice 1951 1v/m Nfl

HARD TIMES - "I've worked like a dog and what have I got?" - WARNER TAFS 1984 119 p291 "Beaver Dam Road" -- Frank PROFFITT (voc/ banjo) rec by Frank & Anne Warner, NC 1962: FTX-931/ FOLKWAYS FA-2360 1962/ APPLESEED APR-CD-036 2000 "Beaver Dam Road"

HARD TIMES COME AGAIN NO MORE - "Let us pause in life's pleasures and count its many treasures" - ROUD#2659 - BSs incl SBG 2:#153/ 2:#218 5:#75/ 7~'#233 - WILLIAMS #588/ #589

HARD TIMES HAVE COME FOR THE MINER -- Song used in Chartist prog by Iflewn & Blackwood F/C Gwent on Wales Radio 2 11/82 CASS- 0473

HARD TIMES IN OLD VIRGINIA - work song -- John & Peter DAVIS, Willis PROCTOR & Group B Georgia Sea Island Singers rec by Alan Lomax, Frederica, Ga. USA Apr 1960: ROUNDER CD-1713 1998

HARD TIMES OF OLD ENGLAND, THE - "Come all brother tradesmen that travel along" - ROUD#1206 - COPPER SFES 1971 pp204-5 Family, Rottingdean, Sussex - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 p505 Ron Copper 1955 - Cf RIGS OF THE TIME - WHAT WILL BECOME OF ENGLAND? - Les Barker made a regional parody "Hard Cheese" (see folkinfo) -- Ron COPPER rec by PK, Peacehaven, Sussex 9/3/55: EFDSS LP-1002 1963/ FOLK LEGACY FSB-19 1964/ FTX-021 (with fid) (v 5 omitted)/ FTX-082/ TOPIC TSCD-534 2001 - Bob COPPER video-recorded by PK, Peacehaven 26/4/83: FTX-238 - STEELEYE SPAN CHRYSALIS CHR-1091 1975/ FTX-123 with orig Copper version - Bob COPPER (with conc): FTX-238 - Video Interview with Bob COPPER by PK, Peacehaven, 1983 uses this title and includes song as well as one verse of "Claudy Banks": FF-2202 - Martin CARTHY RPL Radio 2 7/10/87: CASS-0401 - Dave SWARBRICK with WHIPPERSNAPPERS group rec Cropredy Radio 2 6/4/88: CASS-15-0710

HARD TRAVELLIN' - comp Woody Guthrie - A film by Paul Lee, 1988,presenting the legendary Oklahoma dust-bowl poet and international folk hero, with Alan Lomax, Arlo & Jack Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Ramblin' Jack Elliot and more: FF-3302 - KINGSTON TRIO: EMI T1474 [1961] - Lester FLATT & Earl SCRUGGS with THE FOGGY MOUNTAIN BOYS: CBS CS-8751 1963 - Cisco HOUSTON: VANGUARD SRL-7624 1965

HARD WORKING MAN, THE - POOR HARD WORKING MAN

HARD WORKING MINERS, THE - "their dangers are great" - nobody can help him when a boulder falls on him - he leaves a wife and little ones and is now "at rest in his grave" - "Only a miner killed in the ground - bid him farewell" - LAWS #G-33 NAB 1950/64 p228 "Only A Miner" - ROUD#2197 - FUSON BKH 1930 p141 Mary Carr, Ky (w/o) - LOMAX ABFS 1934 p437 Ky - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 Ark

HARD WORKING SNOB, THE - JIM RAYNER

HARDIMAN'S FANCY - Jig - FELDMAN p182 (Bm) from Danny O Donnell - O'NEILL MOI #816/ DMI #3 (G) "Hartigan's Fancy" alt: "Little Fanny's" - SHASKEEN 1 #59 p42 (D) with note about James Hardiman author of "Irish Minstrelsy" (1831) - TWEED p5 (G) 4pts -- HIGH LEVEL RANTERS: LEADER LER-2030 1971

HARDIMAN THE FIDDLER - Triple Jig - BREATHNACH FMDI 1971 p142 (G) from Michael Tubridy - CRANITCH #31 p137 (G) - MITCHELL #127 p94 (Am) from Willie Clancy (U-pipes) - O'NEILL MOI #1117/ DMI #412 (D) -- CHIEFTAINS 2: TARA (CLADDAGH) TA 4 cassette aft "Humours of Whisky" - Peter BROWNE (U-pipes) rec by Diane Hamilton: GREENHAYS GR-705 1981

HARDING'S DEFEAT - "Come all you good people the truth I'll relate" - SHARP FSSA #204 (vol 2 p278) Philander Fitzgerald, Nash, Va 1918 (1v only)

HARDING'S FOLLY HORNPIPE - MITTEL #57 p22 (Bb)

HARDY, Thomas - ED&S mag 33/1 1971 p14 Dick Goddard -- Paul WILSON & Ben Van WEEDE: Tunes from Hardy Ms: SAYDISC CP-115 1980 - Greg STEPHENS (with Crook-fingered Jack orch) talk on "Folkweave" on Radio 9/3/78 7"RTR-0386/ CASS-60-0558 - YETTIES "New Rigged Ship": on Radio 2 Xmas Prog 30/12/87 CASS- 0423-4 - Talk by Pete SHUTLER about Hardy's fiddle & tunes "Pop goes the weasel" (2 versions) - More tunes & descr of cottage: on Radio 2 27/1/88 CASS-15-0569 & 0560 - Waltz from Hardy Ms 15-0568 - Polkas from Ms on Radio 2 1/11/89: CASS-90-0569 "Original & Pearl Polka"

HARE - ANIMALS CHANGING INTO - ON YONDER HILL THERE SITS A HARE - WITCH HARE

HARE HUNTING - BOLD REYNOLDS - BONNY BLACK HARE - BROWN HARE OF WHITEBROOK - CREGGAN WHITE HARE - GOSSIP JOAN - GRANEMORE HARE - HARE'S LAMENT - HERE'S A HEALTH TO ALL HUNTERS - HUNTING THE HARE - INNOCENT HARE - ON YONDER HILL THERE SITS A HARE - TOM MOODY - WHITE HARE - WHITE HARE OF HOWDEN

HARE AMONG THE CORN, THE - HARE IN THE CORN

HARE AMONG THE HEATHER, THE - HARE IN THE HEATHER

HARE AND HOUNDS, THE - SEILG A' GHEARRFHIAIDH - Descriptive fiddle piece - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #19 p10 (D) from Johnny Doherty - FELDMAN TNF p95 Doherty - O'NEILL MOI #758 & DMI #254 "The Absent minded man" - see also FOX CHASE - FOXHUNTER'S JIG (Triple) - HARE IN THE CORN -- Michael DOHERTY (fid) rec Irish Folklore Commission Donegal 1949: COMHAIRLE BHEALOIDEAS EIREANN CBE-002 d/cass 1990/ rec by Alan Lomax, Dunloe, Co Donegal Jan 1951 7"RTR-0566/ FTX-073 - John DOHERTY rec by PK 1953: 7"RTR-1216 (with commentary) RPL 19534/ EFDSS LP/ FTX-074

HARE HUNTING - "We're only galloping - Galloway Jack - here's to the pack" - tune is HUNTING THE HARE -- Geof & Pennie HARRIS: LEADER LER-2092 1975

HARE HUNTING SONG - "There's another fine dog they call Timer" - Hare- hunting - ROUD#2932 - MORTON CDGD 1973 pp23-24 & p104 John Maguire, Tonaydrumallard, Co Fermanagh 1970 2v/m

HARE AND PHEASANT SHOOTING - "Come all you jovial fellows, come sit and hear my song" - ROUD#2427 - Poaching Song mentions Ipswich Gaol and treadmill -- Bob SCARCE, rec by PK, Blaxhall, Suffolk 1953: FTX-036

HARE HUNTING SONG, THE -- "The morning looks charming, all nature looks gay" - ROUD#580 - VOCAL ENCHANTRESS 1783 - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p58-9 #186 David Ball, Aston Oxfordsh "The Rosy Morn" ("The red rosy morning peeps over the hill")/ #236 James Falconer, Brize Norton, Oxfordsh (w/o) "The Morning was charming" - PURSLOW FD 1974 p64 Gardiner: Wm Randall, Hursley, Hampsh 1905 "On a bright and rosy morning" - MELBREAK Hunt SFP 1973 p73 var v/ch Cumberland 1971 - PALMER EBEC 1979 #125 pp208-10 Kidson: Mr Cropper, Westmorland Musical Festival 10/4/02 (from Mitchell Library, Glasgow) - ED&S 49:3 1987 p9 Melton Reynolds (w/o) "A hunting Song" -- David DODDS rec by PK 1979: FTX-126 (tune by DD)

HARE IN THE CORN, THE - Jig - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #42 p21 12/8 - COLE #4 p56 (D with 1#) 3pts - FELDMAN p69 has a reel with this title from Johnny Doherty - HAYWOOD #25 p14 (A) "Royal Irish" - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #55 p14 3pts (D) alt: "Hare and Hounds" "As I was kissed yestreen" - Cf KERR MM 2 #263 p29 "Little house round the corner" & MM 3 #230 p26 (A) "The Hare among the corn" - Tunebook Ms 6/8 (D) 3pts #40 p348 - LEVEY 1 #37 p15 (A) "The House in the Corner" - MOYLAN 2 #103 p60 & #212 p122 (D) from John O Leary (melodeon) alt: "The Cat in the Corner" "Art O Keefe's Jig" - O'NEILL MOI #766/ DMI #49 (D) 3pts & MOI #758/ DMI #254 (A) "The Absent-minded man" (or "Hare in the Corn No2") (D) - TWEED p9 from American accordionist, Billy McComiskey -- Denis MURPHY & Julia CLIFFORD (fiddles): CLADDAGH CC-5 1973 - PLANXTY: POLYDOR Super 2383-301 1974 bef "Frost is all over" & "Gander in the Pratie Hole"

HARE IN THE HEATHER, THE - Reel - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #19 p10 (D) "An Giorria San Arbhar #1" & "An Giorria San Arbhar #2" #42 p21 (G) written 12/8 (G) - KERR CMM 11 p16 "Hare among the heather" - MORNING DEW (same reel ?) - Cf MAID IN THE CHERRY TREE -- Michael GORMAN (fid) & Margaret BARRY (banjo) rec by PK, London 1956: FTX-174 bef "Woman of the house"/ SAYDISC (CD) SDL-420 1997 - Willie CLANCY (whistle): TOPIC 12-TS-184 1969 - COLEMAN Society Players: LEADER LEA-2044 1972 "The Morning Dew" - Johnny DOHERTY (fid): TOPIC 12-TS-398 1984 "Hare in the Corn"

HARE OF KILGRAIN - "Come all you bold sportsmen of honour and fame" - contains verses from the hare's point of view - ROUD#2883 - HENRY SOP #12/ HUNTINGTON p31 Wm Sloan, Dundoon, Co Donegal 1924 (written by James Sloan c1770) -- GRANEMORE HARE - HARE'S LAMENT

HARE PIE - HALLATON (Leicestersh)

HARE'S DREAM, THE - BOLD REYNOLDS

HARE'S FOOT, THE - BILLY IN THE LOWLANDS - LOWLANDS OF SCOTLAND

HARES IN THE (OLD) PLANTATIONS - WHILE GAMEKEEPERS LIE SLEEPING

HARE'S LAMENT, THE - Ulster hunting song from hare's viewpoint - SAM HENRY Collection -- Len GRAHAM: TOPIC 12-TS-401 1979 - AFTERHOURS CASS-60-0920 1989 - Christy O'LEARY & THE BOYS OF THE LOUGH - LOUGH CD-006 1994

HARE'S MAGGOT, THE - Playford Country Dance tune -- Giles FARNABY'S DREAM Band:: ARGO ZDA-158 1973 - Compleat Dancing Master: ISLAND HELP-17 1973

HARE'S PAW, THE - LOWLANDS OF SCOTLAND

HARES ON THE MOUNTAINS - "If all the young ladies were hares on the mountains" - ROUD#329 - BRONSON 1 p350 suggests this is a derivative of the ballad THE TWA MAGICIANS - BARING GOULD-SHARP Schools 1906 #18 - SHARP-MARSON FSS 1904 1 pp20-21 Louie Hooper/ Mrs Lock/ 5 pp10-12 George Wyatt (m) & Mrs Chapman (m) & 3 p60 "Sally my dear" - SHARP Sel Ed 1 pp108-111 2var "Hares" & "Sally my dear" - SHARP Cf 1 p47 incl Petrie version - SHARP- KARPELES 1974 #109 1 pp430-436 Louie Hooper & Lucy White, Hambridge Somerset 1903/ Mrs Balsh, Ubley, Som 1906 1v/m "Prety Polly"/ Mrs Slade, Minehead, Som 1904 1v/m/ Jack Barnard (or John Barnett ?), Bridgwater, Som 1906 "O Sally my dear"/ Mrs Lock, Muchelney Ham, Som 1904/ Mrs Eliza Small, Langport, Som 1905 1v/m/ Wm Bailey, Cannington, Som 1906 1v/m/ Wm Davis, Portlock Weir, Som 1906 "O Sally my dear" - JFSS 2:6 1905 pp40- 1 Sharp: Hooper/White/ Slade 1v/m - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p224 #357 'Wassail' Harvey, Cricklade, Wiltsh (w/o) "If pretty maids could sing" - REEVES IP 1958 #38 p119 Hooper-White/ Mrs Lock/ John Barnett/ Wm Davis (w/o) - REEVES EC 1960 #63 p150 Hammond; John Seward, Charmouth Dorset 1906 (w/o) ("O Kitty walked out all in her best order" Ch "Shepherd so bold") - O'LOCHLAINN MISB 1965 #50 p100 "Blackbirds and Thrushes" printed in Sam Lover's "Rory O More" to tune of "The Bold Fenian Men" by P Kearney (6 v in English and four comp Irish gaelic verses added) - SEDLEY 1967 p87 collated text - CRAY Bawdy Ballads 1969 p112 "Roll your leg over" Cf THE HERMIT p80 - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #169 p395 Dicky Lashbrook 1950-52 "Blackbirds and Thrushes" ("If maidens could sing") -- see also KNIFE IN THE WINDOW which often contains some of these verses - ROLL YOUR LEG OVER - JIMMY WILL BE SLAIN IN THE WARS I'M AFRAID (which is also called BLACKBIRDS AND THRUSHES) -- Louis HOOPER, rec by Douglas Cleverdon, Hambridge, Somerset 7/2/42: RPL 4014 (78 rpm)/ FTX-136 - Dicky LASHBROOK (travelling chimney sweep) rec by PK, Lifton, Devon 27/5/52: RPL 17796/ FTX-017 (with banjo) (vs 1-3 only)/ ROUNDER 11661-1778-2 2000 "Blackbirds and thrushes" - Charles BOYLE rec by PK, Belfast 7/7/52: 7"RTR-0543/ RPL 18405 "If all the young ladies" (First 2v & last only) - Seamus ENNIS (with fid bef & aft) rec by PK, London 1958: FTX-169/ rec by Pat Sky: FREE REED FFR- 001-2 1976 - Shirley COLLINS with John HASTED (banjo), Ralph RINZLER (gtr), Guy Carawan (gtr) rec by PK 1958 (ARGO): SEE FOR MILES SEE-212 1987 - Havelock NELSON (piano) rec Belfast 11/8/60: RPL LP 26255 "Blackbirds & Thrushes" - Douglas KENNEDY with PK (gtr) rec Woodbridge, Suffolk 1961: FTX-041 & FTX-136 - Tom GILFELLON: LEADER LER-2007 1969 - GARRET SINGERS: ARGO ZFB-7 1970 - STEELEYE SPAN: CHRYSALIS CHR-1046 1973 - Archie FISHER (voc/ fid/gtr): TOPIC 12-TS-277 1976 --- Horton BARKER, rec by Maud Karpeles, Chilhowie, Va USA Sept 1950: RPL 17144/ FTX-136/ FTX-908

HARK A GOOD VOICE -- Carol sung by The Strolling Wassailers, High Ham, Somerset 20/12/50: RPL 15758

HARK, HARK THE WARS - "call me away" - proud Spain - ROUD#2103 (with Misc others) - BARING GOULD GCS 1895 pp78-81 Samuel Fone, Black Down, Devon "Harmless Molly" a dialogue

HARK, HARK, WHAT NEWS? - "the angels bring" - Carol "Good News" comp by John Hall ? (info from Ian Russell) - ROUD#3210 - BSs - GILBERT CC 1822 has one verse - SANDYS 1877 - "A Good Christmas Box" Dudley 1847 titled "The Birth of Christ" - BSs "Hark I hear an angel sing" - DUNSTAN 1929 p29 from Gilbert (Dunstan: "There was a Lancashire tradition that this carol was comp by Handel") - ED&S 43:4 1981 p10 Thomas Hardy Ms MELLSTOCK QUIRE Book in Dorchester Museum "Hark how the Heavenly Angels Sing" - ED&S 47:3 1985 pp13-17 Russell: Bill Gregory 1984/ Jack Couldwell 1970, Worral, Yorksh -- Carol-singers at Mabe, Penryn, Cornwall 23/12/35: RPL 905 Before they start one calls out "Strike Sound" then they line out the verses as in Cornish wassail song rec at Malpas - Carol-singers in S Yorksh pub: LEADER LEE-4065 1974 - Carollers led by Ike BAXTER rec by Ian Russell, Black Bull, Ecclesfield, Sheffield, Yorks 4/12/97: EFDSS CD-02 1998 - PUZZLEJUG "Let us be merry" CD-PJ3 1996 (version from Fred Archer of Ashton-under-hill, Glos)

HARK HOW THE HEAVENLY ANGELS SING - ROUD#3206 - ED&S 43:4 1981 p10 Thomas Hardy Ms, Dorset

HARK SAYS THE FAIR MAID - LEMANY

HARK TALLY-HO - Ulster hunting song from fox's viewpoint -- Jack KELLY, rec by PK, Tempo, Co Fermanagh 1952: n/p

HARK THE BONNY BELLS - CHRISTCHURCH BELLS

HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING - "glory to the newborn king" - ROUD#3210 - ED&S 29:2 1967 PK notes that Bill Arken, the postman, knew "Three Harks" at Boscastle and called one version "The Long Ark" - ED&S 47:3 1985 pp13-17 Ian Russell: Jack Couldwell & Bill Gregory, Worrell, Yorksh 1970 & 1984 "Good News" ("Hark hark what news those angels bring") -- Village Band rec Burtle, Bridgwater, Somerset 21/12/53 with interview of leader by Bernard Fishwick - SAYDISC SDLL-327 1981 cass on Church Bells, Street Piano, Musical boxes, barrel organ & disc piano

HARKEN HARKEN - MADAM

HARKEN LADIES AND I WILL TELL YOU - HERE'S A HEALTH TO ALL TRUELOVERS

HARKEN, MY LOVE - Highland Air -- John BURGESS (H-pipes): TOPIC 12-T-199 1969

HARKIE NESTLIN'S - Polka -- Fred WHITING (fid): TOPIC TSCD-659 Dances of S England aft "Earl Soham Slog"/ ROOT & BRANCH #1 EFDSS 1999

HARKIE'S POLKA - tune similar to the carol: "Jingle Bells" -- Fred WHITING (fid) rec by Keith Summers 1978: Root & Branch #1 1999