JOIN THE BRITISH ARMY - "When I was young I used to be as fine a man" - ROUD#2566 - SEEGER-McCOLL SI 1960 p74 Wm Miller (mcColl's father) Stirlingsh/ Brendan Behan, Dublin 1940 - SILVERMAN SOI 1991 p26 from Behan's and Ewan McColl -- Brendan BEHAN rec Dublin 1953: RTR-0595 - Ewan McCOLL (with gtr): TOPIC 12-T-130 1965

JOIN US IN OUR GAME - comp by Bob & Carole Pegg -- Mr FOX: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-226 1970

JOKE AND PUSH ABOUT THE PITCHER - "The Silver Moon that shines so bright" Ch: "Tis not yet day - why should we forsake good liquor" - Jimmy Twitcher - Drinking Song - ROUD#1253 - VOC LIB 1822 #983 p373 (w/o) - WILLIAMS FSUT p92 #453 David Sawyer, Ogbourne, Wilts 4v/ch/Ms #662 Henry Potter, Standlake, Oxfordsh "Joke & Push about the pitcher"

JOKING -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

JOLLY BACHELOR - "Hard is the fate of all womankind - confined - controlled by their parents until they're made wise - and men are born slaves for the rest of their lives" Ch: "Hard lines" - ROUD#385 - Cf HARD TIMES -- Lena Bourne FISH rec Frank & Anne Warner East Jaffray, New Hampsh., USA 1940: FTX-922

JOLLY BANGER, THE - Reel - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #156 p73 (G) from Willie Clancy (U-pipes) Co Clare

JOLLY BARBER, THE - IRISH BARBER

JOLLY BARBER LAD, THE - "Now there was a JBL lived down in Aberdeen" - Irish Paddy - lady fair - Easter Square - ROUD#2515 - McCOLL-SEEGER TSES 1977 pp153-154 John Macdonald (tinker)

JOLLY BEGGAR, THE - "There was an old beggarman and he was dressed in green" Ch: "We'll gang nae mair a-rovin" - CHILD #279 - ROUD#118 - sung by David KENNEDY (1825-1887) - FORD 1899 p9 (14v) - BARING GOULD Ms - GREIG-DUNCAN 2 p296 11var - GREIG-KEITH LL 1925 - MacCOLL SS 1953 p56 from Greig - SEDLEY 1967 p26 collated - BRONSON 4 App #63 p244 - CARPENTER Coll - TOCHER 15 1974 p278-80 from Davie Stewart - FMJ 3:1 1975 p13 Tom Munnelly: John Reilly (tinker) Boyle, Co Roscommon 1967 "The Rozzin Box" - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 p194 Fred Terry Mo 1933 - PORTER-GOWER 1995 pp147-8 6v & ch from Jeannie Robertson -- Alex TROUP #051, Bell DUNCAN #196/ 274-5 rec on Dictaphone by James M. Carpenter, N.E.Scotland 1929-35 - Jeannie ROBERTSON of Aberdeen rec by PK, London 1953: RTR-7"-0664/ CAEDMON TC 1146/ TOPIC 12-T-161/ FTX-186/ FTX-503 - Lucy STEWART rec by PK, Fetterangus, Aberdeensh 27/6/55/ FTX-365/ rec by Kenneth Goldstein 1961: FOLKWAYS FG-3519 - Ewan McCOLL: RIVERSIDE RLP-12-624 1956 from Greig-Keith - John REILLY rec by Tom Munnelly Roscommon 1958: TOPIC 12-T-359/ TSCD-657 1998 "The Rosin Box" - CORRIES: FONTANA FJL-505 1966 - Cyril TAWNEY: POLYDOR (coll by Baring Gould, Devon) - Norman KENNEDY: TOPIC 12-T-178 1968 - Johnny HANDLE: LEADER LER-2030 1971 - PLANXTY: POLYDOR Super 2383-186 1973 - Lizzie HIGGINS (from her mother Jeannie ROBERTSON) rec by Hamish Henderson: TANGENT TNGM-119/D 1975/ TOPIC TSCD-667 1998 Ballads "A Beggar Man" - Davie STEWART: TOPIC 12-T-293 1978

JOLLY BEGGARMAN, THE - LITTLE BEGGARMAN - RED-HAIRED BOY (Reel)

JOLLY BLACKSMITH, THE - TWANKYDILLO

JOLLY BROTHERS, THE - TWO BRETHREN

JOLLY BUTCHERS, THE - THREE BUTCHERS

JOLLY BUTCHERS, THE - Hornpipe - KERR MM 3 #320 p35 (D)

JOLLY CARTER LAD, THE - JIM THE CARTER LAD

JOLLY CLAM DIGGERS - RISING SUN (Reel)

JOLLY CLARE MAN, THE - RISING SUN (Reel)

JOLLY COLLIERS, THE - from 19th C Fiddler's Tunebook -- CELEBRATED WORKING BAND: TOPIC 12-T-86 1963

JOLLY CORKONIAN, THE - HILLS OF GLENORCHY (Jig)

JOLLY COUNTRY LAD, THE - OUT IN THE GREEN FIELDS

JOLLY DIE-HARDS, THE - 57th Regiment ballad written in 1870's sung to tune: "The Bold King's Hussar" -- Martin WYNDHAM-READ: ARGO ZDA-147 1971

JOLLY DRAGOON, THE - BOLD DRAGOON

JOLLY DRIVER, THE - COACHMAN

JOLLY EXCISEMAN, THE - BUNG YOUR EYE

JOLLY FARMER, THE - "Come each jolly fellow that likes to be mellow" - ROUD#3043 - O'LOCHLAINN ISB 1939 pp60-61 (text mainly from BS) - HEALY OISB 1 1967 pp131-132 BS (w/o)

JOLLY FARMERS BOY BE I, A - "I be a JFB" - ROUD#2417 - PATTEN SS 1987 p69 Eddie Cornelius, Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset 1977 1v/m (Cassette)

JOLLY FELLOW, THE - "Drink today and drown all sorrow" - ROUD#1234 - CHAPPELL PMOT 2 pp670-1

JOLLY FELLOWS - ALL JOLLY FELLOWS - COME LANDLORD

JOLLY FISHERMAN - "Come all you JF" - 3 fishermen in a dory are almost drowned in a storm - LAWS #dD-47 - ROUD#1827 - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp269-271 Richard Hartlan 1929+

JOLLY GAUGER, THE - "There was a JG a-guaging he did ride" Tune: "We'll gang nae mair a-roving" - BURNS Merry Muses #612 p31 - LEGMAN

JOLLY GEORGE - JOLLY JARGE

JOLLY GOOD ALE AND OLD - BEGGAR AND THE KING

JOLLY GOOD SONG - "It's a JGS and jolly well sung - jolly good company everyone - and if you can beat it you're welcome to try - but always remember the singer is dry" - ROUD#1224 -- Bob COPPER (unacc): LEADER LEA-4049 (boxed) 1971 with talk: "In a chorus used between songs - they'd shout "Sup" and up would go the cups" (2v only)

JOLLY GOSS HAWK, THE - "I went to my lady's the first of May" - Ch: "Jolly GH and his wings were grey - O who will marry my fair lady - who will marry her, you or I ?" Cumulative Song - ROUD#1048 - BARING GOULD SOW 1889 #71 used "Bonny Bonny Boy" words to tune from (a) Harry Westaway HFS & J.D.Prickman, Belstone 1889 (b) Ms of Miss E BG c1840 (12 Days of Christmas) words completely re-written but original included in notes - SHARP-KARPELES 1974 #337 "Jolly Old Hawk" - SHARP Cf I p176 - Cf Chambers: Popular Rhymes 1842 p49 "The Yule Days" - JFSS 5:20 1916 pp282- 3 Sharp: Wm Chorley, Bridgwater, Somerset 1907 - JFSS 27 p95 (notes on French song by Anne Gilchrist) - REEVES IP 1958 pp136-7 Sharp Ms: Wm Chorley & Music MS Book #4934 Miss Priscilla Wyatt Sopell 1923 "J Old H" - REEVES EC 1960 pp167-8 Baring Gould Ms: Harry Westaway words noted by J D Prickman 1889 - KENNEDY FSBI #298 p653 Harry Westaway 1950 - Cf THE GAY GOSHAWK (Child 96] - I'LL SING YOU ONE-O - TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS -- WATERSONS: "Frost and Fire" TOPIC 12-T-136 1965 (from Sharp Bridgwater version)

JOLLY HARPER, THE - "There was ane jolly harper man" - CHILD #192 "The Lochmaben Harper" - ROUD#85 - BELL EB 1856 pp154-8 Dixon (w/o)

JOLLY HAYMAKERS, THE - GRAINGER #271 Billy Jordan, Kirton in Lindsey, Lincolnsh 1906

JOLLY HERRING - HERRING SONG

JOLLY HIGHWAYMAN, THE - LONDON HIGHWAYMAN

JOLLY HUNTER AND THRESHER, THE - NOBLEMAN & THRESHER

JOLLY HUNTSMEN, THE - BEAU RATTLE

JOLLY JACK THE SAILOR - "I'm Jolly Jack the Sailor Lad on board of a man of war" - home from sea - served on a man-of-war for 7 years and now come on shore to his truelove in Lincolnshire Ch: "She's as pretty as a picture - I will jump into a railway train and ride to my own dear" - ROUD#1785 -- George LING rec by Keith Summers, Blaxhall, Suffolk: TOPIC 12-TS-292 1977/ TSCD-662

JOLLY JARGE - "Twas there dancing on our village green" - ROUD#1738 - FMJ 1:5 1969 John Baldwin: Wm Dore, Leafield, Oxfordsh 1966- Comedian George Bastow, famous for CAPTAIN GINGER & THE GALLOPING MAJOR, recorded song in 1903 -- Trevor CROZIER: ARGO ZFB-80 1972 - Bill DORE (accomp piano) rec by Mike Yates, Leafield, Oxfordsh: TOPIC 12-T-254 1975

JOLLY JENKIN-O - JENNIE JENKINS-- Sheila GALAGHER rec by PK, Middledore, Co Donegal 24/8/53: RPL 20144/ FTX-271 (frag) talk bef & aft

JOLLY JOE, THE COLLIER'S SON - "Come all you colliers in this town - Poor Joe, collier's son from Holberry town" - ROUD#1129 - BSs - GRAINGER #339 'Daddy' Shepherd, Winchcombe, Gloucestersh 1908 - WILLIAMS #58 Wm Bradshaw, Bibury, Gloucestersh (w/o) - PURSLOW WS 1968 p61 Gardiner: Henry Lee, Whitchurch, Hampsh 1908 - PALMER SOM 1972 pp59-60 Sharp: John Bingle, Lew Trenchard, Devon 1908 -- THE SINGING TRADITION: TOPIC 12-TS-210 1971 "The Collier's Son" - Jon RAVEN with Tony ROSE (conc): LEADER LER- 2083 1973 "JJ, the Carrier's Lad"- Ruth BURDON (of Bristol) rec Sandwich, Kent 1981: CASS-90-0626 "The Collier Lad"

JOLLY JOKER, THE - Jig - O'NEILL MOI #1014/ DMI #229 (D)

JOLLY MILLER, THE - I AM A MILLER TO MY TRADE - MILLER AND THE LASS - MILLER OF DEE

JOLLY MILLER, THE - "I live at the mill at the foot of the hill" - WILLIAMS Ms #60 Raymond Smith, Bibury, Gloucestersh (w/o)

JOLLY MILLER, THE - "There was a JM and he lived by himself - by grinding corn he made his wealth - with one hand on the hopper, the other in his bag - As the wheel went round he made his grab" (Cambo, Northumb 1958) - Children's Circle Game in couples arm-in-arm with extra odd one acting the miller, then on the word "grab" the inside persons grab a place in the next couple ahead - ROUD#733 - D'URFEY 1699 p64 "How happy's the mortal that lives by the mill" - GREIG-DUNCAN 8 2002 #1604 p163 (1v/m) "There was a JM" - GRAINGER Ms #228 schoolchildren, Scawby, Lincolnshire 1906 - OPIE SG 1985 #75 pp314-6 - Cf JOGGLE ALONG -- Redriff Prim School, Bermondsey, London: TOPIC IMP-A-101 1969 (M)

JOLLY NIGGER BOY, THE - "Here comes one JNB with a ring ding dong bell - What do you wish for ? One of your fair daughters"- Children's Line Game coll by Rev A Hook arr C J Sharp 1912: Novello School Series Book V p 2 - GOMME-SHARP CSG 5 1912 pp2-3

JOLLY OLD COUNTRY SQUIRE, THE - "I rise in the morn with the break of the dawn" - Hunting Song with "Tallyho" chorus -- Walter STAFFORD (age 92), Ratcliffe Culley, Leicestersh rec Richard Margoschis (see Warwicksh file for words & details) 1968 RTR- 0876

JOLLY OLD FARMER, THE - "A jolly old farmer sat smoking his clay" - ROUD#1305 - BSs

JOLLY OLD HAWK, THE - JOLLY GOSS HAWK

JOLLY OLD UNCLE JOE - "I'm an antidiluvian partly Peruvian living my own sweet way…65 my father 96 and still at his tricks "-- Alf PEACHEY rec by Neil Lanham, Framsden, Woodbridge, Suffolk: NL-02 1995/ CASS-1358

JOLLY OLD WOMAN, THE - HUMOURS OF BANDON (Jig)

JOLLY PEDLAR, THE - "There was a jolly pedlar - ye ken him well eneugh" - Ch: "Wi his fan an the ran an the raddie-o" - GREIG-DUNCAN 8 2002 #1778 p285 (12v/ch/m)

JOLLY PEDLAR'S,. THE - LET US AWA TO THE WEDDING (Triple Jig)

JOLLY PINDER, THE - "In Wakefield Town there lives a JP" - Robin Hood Ballad - CHILD #124 3 p131 - ROUD#3981 - GUTCH 1847 2 p434 (Rimbault) - CHAPPELL PMOT 1858 2 p394

JOLLY PLOUGHBOY, THE - see also ALL JOLLY FELLOWS THAT FOLLOW THE PLOUGH - MERRY PLOUGHBOY - POLLY VAUGHAN - PRETTY PLOUGHBOY - TWO BRETHREN

JOLLY PLOUGHBOYS, THE - "Come all you jolly/ young ploughboys and help me to sing - in praise of you all" "Here's April & May, Here's June and July" etc - ROUD#202 - DEAN-SMITH p104 has it as "Sheepshearing" or "Harvest Feast Song (ii) " p104 - BROADWOOD OES 1843 - SUMNER BM 1888 - BROADWOOD Sussex Songs 1890 - ECS 1893 - GRAINGER #255 Joseph Leaning, Brigg, Lincs 1906 - HAMMOND FSOD Dorset 1908 - JFSS 3 p80 - JFSS 8 (1906) p207-8 coll RVW Telscombe Sussex - JFSS 7:27 1923 pp78-9 Hammond: Wm Bartlett, Wimborne, Dorset 1905 (1v/m notes) - JFSS 33 pp136-7 (notes) - Novello School Series (vi) - VAUGHAN WILLIAMS-HOLST 1961#11 "Come all you young ploughboys" 3v/m Mr Baker Mad-Misery Farm, Sussex 1906 - PURSLOW FD 1974 p18 coll Hammond from Dorset -- Gabriel FIGG rec by Joy Hyman, West Chiltington, Sussex 27/11/64: RPL LP 29820 "Come all you young ploughmen come help me to sing" - Dave & Toni ARTHUR: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-154 1967

JOLLY PLOUGHMAN, THE - ROUD#202

JOLLY RAFTSMAN O, THE - "I am sixteen I do confess" Girl describes the work of the shanty boy - broad axe - "marching through pine as brave as Alexander-O" - ROUD#2318 - FOWKE TSSO 1965 pp78-9 Mrs Ar;lington Fraser, Ont 1961 - PENGUIN BCFS 1973 pp122-3 Fowke - see LES RAFTSMEN (French Canadian) -- Mrs Arlington FRASER rec by Edith Fowke, Ontario, 1962: (Prestige International 25014) LEADER LEE-4057 1974

JOLLY RANGER, THE - "I am a jolly ranger - I fear no kind of danger" - ROUD#1067- BSs

JOLLY RED HERRING, THE - HERRING SONG

JOLLY RED NOSE - "Of all the (brave) birds that ever I see" Ch: "- ROUD#496 - DEUTEROMELIA 1609 To wit to-woo - cinnamon ginger nutmeg and cloves - brandy gave me my JRN"- "Freemen's Song" - CHAPPELL PMOT 1858 p75 "Of all the birds" - BARING GOULD SOW # 115 Rev Ed only 1905 (3v) from James Olver, tanner, Launceston, Cornwall 1889 (rest of words by BG) - BG-HITCHCOCK 1974 p82 James Olver - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p53 (Ms#130) Mrs Bond, Quenington, Gloucestersh "Of all the brave birds" - OPIE ODNR 1951 p84 & 330 -- DRUIDS: ARGO ZDA-147 1971 "Redcoats Song" - Tim HART & Maddy PRIOR: B & C CREST-17/ CASS-1035/ CASS-45-0851 "Of all the birds" - PYEWACKET rec Concert Hall 22/2/83: CASS-15- 0747

JOLLY ROGER, THE -- Fishermen's Chorus, rec by PK, Cadgwith, Cornwall 1956: FTX-218

JOLLY ROVING TAR - "It was in London City near the Highway" "It was in the city of Liverpool" - Susan, lamenting for her sailor, bids farewell and announces she will cross the ocean for her truelove - LAWS #0-27 ABBB 1957 p239 - ROUD#913 - ASHTON MSB 1888 pp251-2 (w/o) BS - KIDSON EPS 1929 - PURSLOW WS 1968 p83 Hammond: Mrs Seale, Dorchester, Dorset 1906 - HENRY SOP #670/ HUNTINGTON 1990 p293 James Bond, Limavady, Co Derry 1936 --- CREIGHTON-SENIOR TSNS 1950 p178 - CREIGHTON FSSNB 1971 #12 pp37-8 Angelo Dornan -- Tom VALLELY, rec by PK, Armagh 10/7/52: 7"RTR-0551 - Angelo Dornan, Elgin, NB rec by Helen Creighton, St Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada NMM (7"-33 LP) 1971

JOLLY ROVING TAR(S) - "Ships may come and ships may go" - ROUD#2807 - LOMAX ABFS 1934 pp493-4 John Thomas USA 1896 - LOMAX FSNA 1960 pp62-3 Warner - WARNER TAFS 1984 #71 pp175-7 Lena Bourne Fish - written down by Edward Harrigan & Dave Barham, NYC 1885 "Get up, Jack, John sit down" (in Lester Levy Coll of John Hopkins Univ) -- Lena Bourne FISH rec by Frank & Anne Warner, East Jaffray, NH, USA 1941: FTX-922/ APPLESEED APR-CD-1035 2000 - Alan LOMAX with Guy CARAWAN (banjo) rec by PK, London: EMI CLP-1192 1958/ FTX-941 - Jeff WARNER & group: COLLECTOR (USA): COL-1928 1977

JOLLY SAILOR, THE - SINGLE LIFE

JOLLY SAILOR, THE - "Down by yon Bristol waters as I walk-ed along" - Molly/ Polly - sailors are the best - ROUD#1087 - BROADWOOD ECS 1893 pp162-3 "Favorite Ballad" sung by a Mr Huttley "Bristol City" - GRAINGER ONS#75 George Gouldthorpe, Barrow-on- Humber, Lincolnsh 1905/ #141 Samuel Stokes, Retford, Nottingham 1906 - O SHAUGHNESSEY YB1 1975 Grainger Ms #140: George Gouldthorpe 2v added from Broadwood ECS (notes)

JOLLY SAILOR, THE - or "The Lady of Greenwich" - "A lady born of birth and fame" - ROUD#952 - ASHTON RSS 1891 #59A (w/o)

JOLLY SAILORS - "There was a jolly sailor lad, lately come on shore - spent his money freely, and wished he has some more - as we go round and round - he who loves a jolly lass must kiss her on the ground" - Children's Ring game with kissing - Cf CUSHION DANCE - OPIE SG 1985 #39 pp197-201

JOLLY SAILORS BOLD - "Come all you jovial sailors bold" - ROUD#3289 - MACKENZIE BSSNS 1928 pp253-4 Richard Hines (w/o)

JOLLY SEVEN, THE - Reel (Am) - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #163 p75 - COLE #8 p27 - O'NEILL MOI 1466/ DMI # 697

JOLLY SHEPHERDS, THE - Highland (Em) - KERR MM 2 #216 p24

JOLLY SHILLING, THE - "I've got sixpence" or "I love sixpence" or "I got a shilling" - jolly jolly shilling" - ROUD#1116 - CHAPPELL PMOT 1858 2 p737-8 "O dear twelve pence" - MASON NRCS 1877 p28 - LONG DIOW pp150- 151 (w/o) "The Song of Sixpence" - GREIG-DUNCAN 3 1987 #572 3var - KIDSON TT 1891 pp158-9 Washington Teasdale, Yorksh - SHARP Cf 2 p117 - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #344 pp433-4 Mr Mayle, Barrington, Som 1904/ Mrs Hezeltine, Camborne, Cornwall 1913 - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p90 #405 Elijah Iles, Inglesham, Wiltsh (w/o) - JFSS 8:34 1930 pp233-5 H H Albino: Thomas Lanchbury, Wyck Rissington, Gloucestersh 1928/ Gilchrist: Mrs Bowker, Sunderland Point, Lancash 1909 - DUNSTAN CDFS 1932 p41 Jim Thomas, Camborne, Cornwall 1931 - OPIE ODNR 1951 #480 - HUGILL SSS 1961 p180 "Rolling Home by the Silvery Moon"-- Live performance by 2 accs, 2 tambourines, dancing & voices rec near Listowel, Co Kerry (Doc Rowe collection): TOPIC TSCD-666 1998 "By the light of the silvery moon" bef "Highland Fling" (Love will you marry me?)

JOLLY SOLDIER, THE - BROKEN-HEARTED I WANDER

JOLLY SPORTSMAN, THE - "It's of a JS - pretty maid - played so long - got her with child" - GREIG-DUNCAN 2 p408 "The Sportsboy" - RICHARDS-STUBBS EFS 1979 p84 coll Gardiner 1906

JOLLY TAR, THE - "Once I courted a pretty girl, I loved her passing well" - WILLIAMS #614

JOLLY TARS - Hornpipe - KERR MM 4 #303 p32 (F)

JOLLY THRESHER (MAN), THE - NOBLEMAN AND THE THRESHER

JOLLY TINKER, THE - "As I went down a shady lane" - "A noted London lady she loved a tinker man" - ROUD#863 - ROXBURGHE BALLADS (c1540-1790) III 230 "Room for a Jovial Tinker" - "Old Brass to Mend" publ Chappell for Ballad Society, London, 1874-80 & Ebsworth, Hertford 1883-93 - D'URFEY PPM 1698-1720 5 pp61-64 or 6 p296 "The Travelling Tinker (Comely maid of Islington)" - SHARP Cf Ms p105 (2var) - PINTO-RODWAY CM 1957 #156 (from Roxburghe) - SEDLEY 1967 p28 - CRAY BB 1969 p9-11 (2var) - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #177 p405 Billy Dickerson 1952 - PALMER EBBB 1980 #124 pp237-8 Keith Summers: Billy Bolton, Woodbridge, Suffolk 1977 --- WARNER TAFS 1984 #72 p177 Lena Bourne Fish -- Billy DICKESON, rec by PK, Morston, Norfolk 4/11/52: RPL 18703 talk bef/ FTX-017 - Jimmy McBEATH rec by Alan Lomax, 1953: FTX-462 - Thomas MORAN rec by Seamus Ennis, Mohill, Co Leitrim, Dec 1954: RPL 22013/ CAEDMON TC 1143/ FTX-076/ ROUNDER 11661-1778-2 p2000 - Davie STEWART rec by Alan Lomax, London 1957: ROUNDER 82161-1633-2 2002 "The Highland Tinker" - CLANCY BROTHERS (Pat, Tom & Liam) & TOMMY MAKEM: HALLMARK SHM 729 1963 - John REILLY (tinker) rec by Tom Munnelly, Roscommon 1967: FTX-175 "The Rosin Box"- GARRET SINGERS: ARGO ZFB-7 1970 - (Billy BOLTON rec by Keith Summers, Suffolk: TOPIC 12-TS-375)

JOLLY TINKER, THE - "I am a jolly tinker that goes from town to town" - ROUD#6958 --- WARNER TAFS 1984 #72 pp177-8 Lena Bourne Fish -- Lena Bourne FISH rec by Frank & Anne Warner 1940: 922

JOLLY TINKER, THE - Reel (#A) - COLE #1 p14 "The Jolly Tinkers" - GIBLIN #35 p22 (##A) 4pts - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #79 p21 (G) - KERR MM 1 #5 p34 4pts (#A) - LEVEY 2 #90 pp40-41 (#A) 4pts - O'NEILL MOI #1535/ DMI #751 5pts (#A) - ROCHE 2 #224 p15 (G) -- Paddy BREEN (vert flute with fid) of Co Clare rec by PK, London 1950: FTX-078 - Michael GORMAN (fid) of Sligo, rec by PK, London 25/10/52: RTR-7"-0522/ RPL 18708/ FTX-077/ ROUNDER 11661-1778-2 p2000 - Dave SWARBRICK (fid): ELEKTRA BY-6030 1967 - TRADLADS TLCD001 1997 (Denmark) aft "The girl who broke my heart" - Jimmy POWER & Jimmy DUNLEAVY (fids) accomp Reg HALL (piano) rec Camden Town 19/2/67: TOPIC TSCD-603 1997

JOLLY TRAVELLERS OF ARGYLL, THE - COME A' YE JOLLY TRAVELLERS

JOLLY WAGGONER, THE - "When first I went a-waggoning" - pleasures of trade Ch: "And sing wo, me lads" - ROUD#1088 - DIXON SP 1846 - BELL BSPE 1857 p208-9 (w/o) - LONG DIOW 1886 pp147-8 (w/o) - BARING GOULD Ms #160 (2 versions Devon) - BARING GOULD GCS 1895 Ms#160 pp34-5 'Ginger Jack' (edited) (a) James Oliver FWB Launceston, Cornwall 1889 (b) James Parsons HFS 1890 (variant verse from Helmore) - BG-HITCHCOCK 1974 pp68-9 edited version from James Oliver - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #257 pp201-3 Wm Mantel, Bridgwater, Somerset 1906/ Edward Dowden, East Huintspill, Somerset 1907 (m/o)/ W H Watts, Tewkesbury, Gloucestersh 1908 (m/o) - SHARP 1902 #25 p54 from BG - BG-SHARP Schools 1906 #34 - GRAINGER #264: Edgar Hyldon, Brigg, Lincolnsh 1906/ #374 George Gouldthorpe, Brigg, Lincolnsh 1908 - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p157 #454 David Sawyer, Ogbourne, Wiltsh (Another waggoner song p236 "My Jolly Waggoner drive on") - KIDSON GEF 1926 pp44-45 "The Warbling Waggoner" - KIDSON GES 1926 p44 "The Warbling Waggoner (Yorksh) - ED&S 34:2 1972 p54 BG: James Oliver 1889 - PALMER TOTT 1974 p56 bs by Pratt of Birmingham to tune of "The Waggoner" (Vaughan Williams ms) - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #230 p515 Fred Jordan 1952 - O SHAUGHNESSEY YB 1 1975 pp53 & p83 Grainger: Edgar Hyldon - PALMER EBECS 1979 #16 pp39-40 RVW Ms: Mr Rose, Acle, Norfolk 1908 - FMJ 5:3 1987 pp348-350 Ian Russell: John Taylor, Sheffield, Yorksh 1970 - see also MY JOLLY WAGGONER DRIVE ON -- Fred JORDAN rec by PK, Diddlebury, Shropsh 30/10/52: RPL 18696/ FTX-021 (last v omitted) & 130 - "Jim" (Harold) SWAIN rec by Bob Copper, Angmering, Sussex: RPL 22763 mixed with JIM THE CARTER LAD - WATERSONS: TOPIC 12-T-142 1966 - Bob ARNOLD & YETTIES: ARGO ZFB-83 1972 (from Bob's father)

JOLLY WATERMAN, THE - "Come all you jolly watermen" - Thames - pleasures of the trade - ROUD#1186 - BS "Jolly Young Waterman" - BARRETT EFS 1891 p54 (as sung by Mr Bardin at the theatre in Goodmans Fields 1741)

JOLLY WEAVER, THE - Reel - O'NEILL MOI #1459/ DMI #690 (Am ends C) "Tim the market man"

JOLLY WOODCUTTER, THE - "Here's a health unto the JW" - ROUD#2321 - DIXON SOP 1846 p190-1 - CHAPPELL PMOT 1858 p667 from BROADWOOD OES 1843 - REYNARDSON SS 1890 p30 Sussex 2v/m (tune: "Miller of Dee") - RICHARDS-STUBBS EFS 1979 p18 George Maynard, Sussex & other verses from Bristol singer "Harvest Song" --- FOWKE TSSO 1965 #45 pp112-3 LaRena Clark, Ont 1961 "The Faggot Cutter" -- Tony WALES (with gtr) FOLKWAYS FG-3515 1957(from Broadwood)/ 7"RTR-0089 --- LaRena CLARK: TOPIC 12-T-140

JOLLY YOUNG SAILOR, THE - SAILOR AND THE LADY

JOLLY YOUNG WATERMAN - Jig - MITTEL #21 p9 (G)

JONAH BALLADS - BONNIE ANNIE - BROWN ROBYN'S CONFESSION - CRUEL SHIP'S CARPENTER - FLAME OF FIRE - NEW YORK TRADER - SIR WILLIAM GOWER - WILLIAM GLEN - Notes on this type of song see JFSS 20 p263, 26 p3, 27 p46

JONAS AND THE DEVIL -- Bob Roberts rec 1966

JONATHAN AND WILLIAM - "they went to town together - William he had learning and Jonathan had leather" - mending shoes - Action Song - ROUD#1337 - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p299 Malmesbury, Wiltsh 2v (w/o) & #331 Jonathon Cole, Brinkworth, Chippenham, Wiltsh (w/o) - Cf FAGAN THE COBBLER

JONATHAN BROWN - "It was down in a snug little country town" - barber wantintg a wife Ch: "Dumble duim deary" - Bs by John FORD of Chesterfield 1830s (Palmer Reprint 2001)

JONATHON JAMES AND JOHN - DUNSTAN CSB 1929 -- Cyril TAWNEY: ARGO ZFB-4 1969

JONE O' GREENFIELD'S RAMBLE - "Says John to his wife on a hot summers day" - Lancashire Dialect Recruiting Song - ROUD#1460 - BSs incl BG 6:#130 - BG Ms #130 - DIXON SP 1846 - BELL BSPE 1857 pp212-4 (w/o) - KIDSON GEF 1926 pp94-5 Yorksh - PENGUIN BEFS 1959 - VICINUS BIN 1975 p33 BS facsimile by Pearson of Manchester (w/o) "The Original J o G" - PALMER TOTT 1974 p207 Cotton Weaver song titled "John o Grinfield" (POOR COTTON WEAVER) - PALMER RS 1977 p33 "Jone's Ramble from Grinfelt to Owdham" - see POOR COTTON WEAVER -- Stanley Herbert of Oldham 8/11/65 tape in VWML

JONES BOYS, THE - "I'll tell you a tale of the JB"- ROUD#4528 - the song was a favourite of the newspaper proprietor, Lord Beaverbrook, who grew up in the lumbering district of Miramichi and sponsored Louise Manny's research - MANNY & WILSON Songs of the Miramichi 1968 pp124-8 from Miss Bessie Crocker, Newcastle, NB 1947 & Nick Underhill Nor'West Bridge NB 1959 - FOWKE-MILLS CSIS 1960 pp183-4 - FOWKE & JOHNSTON FSC 2 pp102-5 - 2 variants collected by Louise Manny, Newcastle, NB -- (Nick Underhill rec by Louise Manny, NB 1959: FOLKWAYS FM-4053) - Alan MILLS (Canadian) accomp Steve BENBOW (gtr) rec by PK, London 15/6/59: RPL LP 24897/ FTX-905 -

JONES'S ALE - WHEN JONES'S ALE WAS NEW

JOPLIN, Scott - American Comp of Piano Rags - RAGTIME -- Handbell Ringers: SAYDISC cass SDL-274 1976

JORDAN - "I looked in the East - West" - John Bull coming - ROUD#2103 - BARING GOULD GCS 1895 p22-3 nn, Holcombe Burrell, Devon 1889 (2 tunes/ 3v of original/ rest of words re-written) -- Frankie ARMSTRONG (unacc): TOPIC IMP-S-104 1972

JORDAN JIG - New England Fiddle Harmony Book -- Michael PUNZAK (fid) rec by PK, Soundpost Studios, Portishead, Bristol 12/8/82: FTX-910 (AEAE open tuning explained)

JOSEPH AND MARY - "When righteous Joseph wedded was" - O mortal man - God bless the master - ROUD#1551/1360/1066/1088/2115 - GILBERT CC 1822 pp13-15 (w/m) - SANDYS CC 1833 pp71-3 (w/m) - BROADWOOD ETSC 1908 pp80-83 & p122 Horsham, Sussex 1878-1891 "The Sussex Mummers Christmas Carol" - GRAINGER Ms #18/9 Alfred Hunt, Wimbledon, Surrey 1905 "Joseph & his Wedded Wife" - LEATHER FLH 1912 - LEATHER-VW TTC 1920 pp10-11 (text from Sandys & tune from another carol) - JFSS 7 p128=33 - JFSS 3:4 (13) 1909 p263 Sandys 1v/m - JFSS 14 p21-2, 31 p29-30 - OXFORD Carols 1928 #41 p86 from Gilbert & Miss Hocking, Cornwall - HOLST-VAUGHAN WILLIAMS YOL 1961 #7 p10 Mr Carter, Kings Lynn, Norfolk 1905 4v/m "Joseph and his wedded wife" - see also CHERRY TREE CAROL - see notes in DEAN-SMITH pp81-2 -- Jim SMALL rec Cheddar, Somerset 1980: FTX-138

JOSEPH BAKER - Long-distance runner in Cheshire in 1890's achieved one mile in 5 mins - Pete Coe re-wrote broadside -- Pete & Chris COE: LEADER LER-2077 1972 - KESTY rec by PK, Bristol, 1980: FTX-240 - FAIRLANDS FAMILY BAND (instr) rec by Dave Byrne, Cheddar, Somerset: cass 1980 aft "My Susie" & "Wild Colonial Boy"

JOSEPH BAXTER - NOT FOR JOE

JOSEPH, DEAR JOSEPH - GOD SPEED THE PLOUGH

JOSEPH DEAREST, JOSEPH MILD - Carol -- Maddy PRIOR & CARNIVAL BAND: SAYDISC SDL-366 1988

JOSEPH LOONEY - "Who say you love the Lord?" - Departing soul's last statement of belief --Ollie GILBERT (unacc vocal) rec by Alan Lomax, Timbo, Ark., USA Oct 1959: ROUNDER CD-1704 1997

JOSEPH WAS AN OLD MAN - CHERRY TREE CAROL

JOSEPH TUCK'S LAST SHIFT - "I'm Joseph Tuck, the tailor's son" - ROUD#13030

JOSEPH'S CAROL - LITTLE FAMILY (USA) - TROILT Y VOIDYN MOIRREY BANNEE (Manx Gaelic)

JOSEPHUS ORANGE BLOSSOM - "My name it is..." - Ch: "Red hot, I guess not" Minstrel Song - SPAETH 1928 p54 - MUNCH Tristan da Cunha 1970 p109 "Happy Darkey" from Henry Green

JOSHUA FIT THE BATTLE OF JERICHO -- ODETTA rec by Jack Hawkins, San Franscisco, USA 1956: TRADITION TLP-1010 1957 - Paul ROBESON with Ch & Orch: PHILIPS GL 5765 1958

JOSHUA GREY - PRIDE OF THE BALL (Reel)

JOSIE McDERMOTT'S REEL - McDERMOTT'S REEL

JOURNEY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY - TROILT Y VOIDYN MOIRREY BANNEE (Manx Gaelic Carol)

JOURNEYMAN TAILOR, THE - SAILOR AND THE LADY

JOURNEYMAN'S WEAVER, THE - GRAINGER Ms #182 Thomas Stark, Broughton, Lincolnsh 1906

JOVIAL BEGGARS - A-BEGGING I WILL GO - TWENTY-NINTH OF MAY

JOVIAL BUTCHERS - THREE BUTCHERS

JOVIAL COUNTRY LIFE - CONTENTED COUNTRYMAN

JOVIAL DRINKER, THE - "A pox on those fools" - D'URFEY 1698-1720 V p91

JOVIAL FORESTERS, THE - "For we are JF - our trade is getting coal - you never knew a forester but was a heart and soul" - ED&S mag 1978 p68 (words only) - FOLKWRITE #3 & 6 Forest of Dean -

JOVIAL HUNTER OF BROMSGROVE, THE - SIR LIONEL

JOVIAL RANGER - TRAVEL THE COUNTRY ROUND

JOVIAL YOUNG SAILOR, THE - "As I was a-walking in the sweet month of May" - LAWS #O-13 ABBB p232 "The JYS and the Beautiful Queen" - ROUD#671 - HENRY SOP #620/ MOULDEN p75/ HUNTINGTON 1990 p476 1935 "The Journeyman Tailor" - JEFDSS 6:3 1951 pp90-91 Doreen Senior & Helen Creighton: John Roast, NS 1937 - SHIELDS SRT 1981 pp108-109 Eddie Butcher, Aughil Crossroads, Co Derry 1961 "The Journeyman Tailor" --- CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp76-77 Richard Hartlan, NS 1929+ "It's of a Rich Lady" - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p53 Grace Clergy, NS 1951 - DOERFLINGER S&S 1951 p298 - PEACOCK SNO 1965 2 pp582-3 James Heaney, Nfl 1951 "The Sailor and the Lady" - KARPELES FSNFL 1971 pp224-5 Michael (Fitzgibbons) Corbett, Nfl 1929 "Bound down to Derry"

JOVIAL SPORTSMEN, THE - BEAU RATTLE

JOVIAL TINKER, THE - JOLLY TINKER - WHEN JONES'S ALE

JOVIAL TRADESMEN, THE - WHEN JONES' ALE WAS NEW

JOVIAL WAGGONER - JOLLY WAGGONER

JOVIAL WELSHMEN, THE - THREE HUNTSMEN

JOVIAL YOUNG SAILOR, THE - SAILOR AND THE LADY

JOWAL, AN - (The Jewel) - Cornish (RG) -- Brenda WOOTON with Richard GENDALL: SENTINEL SENS-1016 1973

JOWAN BON - (Cornish) - JOHN THE BONE

JOWL AND LISTEN LAD - "you'll hear that coalface working" - ROUD#3191 ED&S 27:4 1965 p115 Walter Toyn: H Nattress, Low Fell, Gateshead (sung by his grandfather at Hetton) - FOLKSONG TODAY EFDS Publ #2 1969 Toyn - POLWARTH 1969 p22 Toyn - DALL SOT 1974 p193 Toyn -- Jack ELLIOTT, Festival Hall Concert: EMI CLP-1910 1965/ LEADER LEA-4001 1969 - Pete ELLIOTT (& ch): TOPIC 12- TS-219 1972 - John TIMPANY & Audrey SMITH: WESTWOOD WRS-031 1973

JOY, HEALTH, LOVE AND PEACE - "by all here in this place - our King is well dressed - we have travelled many miles - we have powder and shot - Now Christmas is past" - Pembrokeshire Wren-boy's Carol - Andy Nisbet got it from two old ladies -- VALLEY FOLK: TOPIC 12 T 192 1968 (Bramley-Stainer) - Martin WYNDHAM-READ with Geof & Penny HARRIS & Greg TRICE (conc): LEADER LER-2092 1975 - SILLY SISTERS (Maddy Prior & June Tabor): CHRYSALIS CHR- 1101 1976 - WATERSONS: TOPIC 12-TS-346 1978 - Dick PARSONS rec by Gwilym Davies, Cheltenham. Glos: 416

JOY OF MY LIFE, THE - Jig - OFF TO DONNYBROOK

JOY OF LIVING, THE - "Farewell, you Northern hills" - comp by EMcC -- Ewan McCOLL with Peggy SEEGER RPL Radio 2 7/10/87: CASS 0401 - rec McColl-Seeger Tribute Concert Cecil Sharp House: RPL Radio 2 12/11/87: CASS-0425

JOY OF MY HEART - Written in English by Hugh S Roberton, transl into Gaelic by John Bannerman - tune: "Leannan mo ghaoil" -- Ray & Archie FISHER & family (voc/ gtr): TOPIC 12-T-137 1966

JOYCE, Patrick Weston - (1827-1914) Collector of Irish Music - native of Co Limerick - encouraged by George Petrie (1790-1866) and Society for Preservation & Publication of the Melodies of Ireland. Ancient Irish Music 1873 and Old Irish Folk Music & Song 1909 -- "As they roved out" radio progr 7/1/60: RPL LP 25790

JOYFUL MAID AND THE SORROWFUL WIFE, THE - "Once I was a merry maid" "When I was a maid" "My gown was of the London black" - ROUD#894 - KIDSON TT 1891 pp156-7 A Wardill, Goathland, Yorksh - JFSS 8:33 1929 pp148-50 Sam Cowell's 120 Comic Songs 1v/m/ The North Country Chorister 1802 (w/o) - JEFDSS 1936 pp51-2 Kidson Ms "A Maid was I" - JEFDSS 4 1940 pp5-6 Whittaker - PENGUIN BEFS 1959 Whittaker: Mrs Moore, High Heworth, Durham 1920 "When I was young" - HOLLOWAY-BLACK LEBB 1 1975 pp162-3 Bs by Evans of London 1794 -- Cf O WHAT A LIFE - STILL I LOVE HIM - WHEN I WAS SINGLE

JOYS OF (MY) LIFE, THE - Jig - OFF TO DONNYBROOK

JOYS OF MARY, THE - "The first good joy that Mary had" - Carol - ROUD#278 - BSs "The Joys" incl BG 6:#190 - HUSK Nativity 1868 p88 - BRAMLEY-STAINER 1871 - SANDYS CC 1883 pp157-8 from Sloane Ms (w/o) - SYLVESTER p132 - SHARP-MARSON FSS 5 pp65-67 Mrs Eliza Jane Duddridge, Mark, Somerset "The Ten JOM" - SHARP EFCa 1911 pp33-35 Mrs Duddridge - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #354 2 p465-70 George Noble, Ross, Herefordsh 1921/ Joseph Evans, Old Sodbury, Gloucestersh 1907/ Mrs Duddridge 1v/m/ Mrs Nicholas, Camborne, Cornwall 1918 1v/m/ Mrs Harding, Ham Street, Som 1911 (m/o) - JFSS 5 1916 pp319-320 T Miners & H E Piggott: James Thomas, Camborne, Cornwall "Nine J of M" - JFSS 5:18 1914 p18-21 Sharp: Mr Nicholas, Camborne, Cornwall 1913/ Joseph Evans, Old Sodbury, Gloucestersh 1907 & p319-20 Gilchrist: W Wickham, Blackham, Sussex 1907 1v/m - JFSS 5 1916 pp319-320 Miners & Piggott: James Thomas, Camborne, Cornwall 1915 "The 9 JOM" - JFSS 8:33 1929 pp115-6 J E Thomas & T Miners: Joseph Tippet, Penponds, Cornwall "Eight Joys" - GILLINGTON OCCSC 1910 pp2-4 New Forest gypsies "The 12 JOM" - DUNSTAN 2nd bk Carols 1925 p67 Yorksh "Advent Images Carol" & p68 noted in Ireland by W H Grattan Flood, organist at Enniscorthy 1874 - OXFORD 1928 #70 p152 Notes (no source given) - JEFDSS 1951 p97 Tune in French Huguenot Hymn - HOLST-RVW YOL 1961 #6 pp8-9 Mr Wiltshire, Royston Workhouse, Cambridgesh 1907 9v/m "Nine JOM" - PALMER SOM 1972 pp17-18 from Hackwood: "Staffordsh Customs" pp52-53 "The Seven JOM" - SHEPARD HSL 1973 p185 Bs Fortey, London (w/o) "The Joys" - PALMER RVW 1983 #8 pp12-13 Mr Wiltshire "Nine JOM" --- BROWN 1952 2 & 4 #51 - COX 1925 pp409-410 Mrs Rachel Fogg, WVa 1916 (w/o) "The 12 Joys" - CREIGHTON-SENIOR 1950 p275-8 (2var) - CREIGHTON MFS 1962 pp172-3 Wm Riley, NS "The Blessings of Mary" - FLANDERS-BARRY 1939 p185 - FLANDERS Migrant p211 - LOMAX FSNA 1960 p244 "The 7 Blessings of Mary" -- Teresa MAGUIRE rec by Sean O Boyle, Belfast, 1955: RPL LP 24842/ FTX-504 "Seven Joys of Mary" - Dick Parsons rec by Gwilym Davies, Shurdington, Gloucestershire 1979: FTX-417/ PUZZLEJUG "Let us be merry" CD-PJ3 1996 (coll by Gwilym Davies from Parsons)

JOYS OF MY LIFE, THE - OFF TO DONNYBROOK

JOYS OF WEDLOCK, THE - Jig (G) - COLE #6 p60 - O'NEILL MOI #1011/ DMI #225 "The Newmarried Couple" - ROCHE 1 #119 p50

JUAN Y JAGGAD KEEAR - (Johnny of the Grey Jacket) - Manx Gaelic -- Joan OWEN (unacc) rec Isle of Man 27/2/58: RPL LP 24012

JUANITA - "Soft o'er the fountain" - BS --- POUND F/S of Nebraska Syllabus p47

JUANITA - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #89 p26 (Bb) -- McPEAKE Family (U-pipes & harp instrumental as March) rec by PK, London 1961: FTX-071/ SAYDISC (CD) SDL-416 1996

JUBA - "J did and Juba dat" - ROUD#5748 - SEEGER "American Folksongs for Children" 1948 p91 -- Mike & Peggy SEEGER (ROUNDER C-8001 2pts) 1987 CASS-1225

JUBER MIND THE BEE - Shanty - Cf HUGILL SSS 1961 p60 "The Five Gallon Jar" or "Sound the Jubilee" - IRISH JUBILEE -- Andrew Salters rec by James Carpenter, Greenock 1928: FTX-141

JUBILEE - American Play Party -- Jean RITCHIE (+ gtr & whistling): ELEKTRA EKLP-2 1952 10"LP family version/ Jean RITCHIE (with dulc & jews harp): GREENHAYS GR-90714 [nd] CASS-0801 - Jean JENKINS of Vermont, USA (voc/banjo) rec by PK, London 1957: FTX-914 - Rory & Alex Mc EWEN with Isla CAMERON rec by PK: EMI CLP-1220 1958 "Folksong Jubillee" - Peggy SEEGER (with banjo): RPL LP 26265 (Unesco rec n/d)

JUDAS - BALLAD OF JUDAS - EASTER FIRES

JUDE'S BUSH - Reel - FELDMAN p238 (A) from John Loughran, Donegal

JUDGEMENT, THE - FARN A FYDD

JUDGES AND JURIES - "Here's bad luck to you, J&J - Old Bailey too" - ASHTON MSB 1888 -- Ted CULVER (unacc) Critics Group: ARGO ZFB- 61 1967

JUDGE'S REEL, THE - comp by LC -- Liz CARROLL (USA fid) acc Martin FAHEY (piano) intro by Seamus Ennis on RTE radio prog 1985 CASS-0865

JUDY BRALLAGHAN - GREEN FIELDS OF AMERICA

JUDY CALLAHAN'S JIG -- John Mc KENNA (flute) with Barney CONLON (fid) & piano (b Leitrim) rec USA NEW REPUBLIC NR-1921 CASS- 0893 - PATRICK STREET rec RTE "Long Note" prog June 1988 CASS- 0894

JUDY McFADDEN'S - Jig - COLE #7 p74 (A)

JUDY THE BLACKGUARD - Bs by FORD of Chesterfield 1830s (Palmer Reprint 2001)

JUDY'S REEL - GREEN MOUNTAIN

JUG - Musical Instrument -- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

JUG OF POTEEN, THE -- Tom LENIHAN rec by Seamus Ennis, Milltown Malbay, Co Clare 1960: RPL LP 29886

JUG OF PUNCH, THE - "Twas early early in the month of June" or "As I was sitting with jug and spoon" - ROUD#1808 - PETRIE 1903 p352-3 - GRAVES-WOOD ISB 1895 or 7 (?) p121 from JOYCE (tune: "The Robber") - HUGHES (?) - HENRY SOP #490/ HUNTINGTON 1990 p48 nn 1933 6v (note mentions it was sung about 1840 in Buckstone's Drama "Green Bushes") - BRITISH STUDENT'S SONGBOOK 1927 p164 "Words by Samuel Lover/ arr by Alfred Moffat" - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #278 p610 Margaret Loughram & Edward Quinn 1952 --- CREIGHTON TBNS 1932 #95 p205 "Mush-a-doody" (2v & ch) "There was an old woman she had nae bairns" - SILVERMAN SOI 1991 p20 no source given -- Frank McPEAKE Senr (with U-pipes & ch) rec by PK, Belfast 9/7/52: 7"RTR-0542/ RPL 18291/ (with U-pipes): FTX-176/ EMI CLP-1327 1960/ PRESTIGE International 13018 1961/ SAYDISC CD SDL-411 1995 - CLANCY BROTHERS (Pat, Tom & Liam) & TOMMY MAKEM with Pete Seeger (banjo) & Bruce Langhorne (gtr) rec with audience, CBS Studio NY: CBS 63516 1963 - McPEAKE FAMILY: TOPIC 12-TS-114 1964/ FONTANA FJL- 506 1965/ FONTANA TL-5258 1965/ DTS LFX-3 1965 - Margaret LOUGHRAM rec by PK, Castlecaulfield, Co Tyrone 23/7/52: RPL 18532/ CAEDMON TC-1144/ TOPIC 12-T-159/ FTX-025 (1st v only)/ FTX-310 A-ROVING 1968 #4 - Edward QUINN rec by PK, Castlecaulfield, Co Tyrone 19/8/53: RPL 19357/ FTX-435/ CAEDMON TC 1144 1960/ TOPIC 12-T-159 1968 - Robin HALL & Jimmie Mc GREGOR: BELTONA SEP-85 1960 (45 EP) - CLANCY Brothers & Tommy MAKEM: TRADITION TLP-1042 1961 - KINGSTON TRIO: EMI T-1474 1961 - SPINNERS: "Live Performance" rec by Terry Brown Sept 1966: CONTOUR 6870-502 1967/ FONTANA STL-5431 1967/ FTX-310 A-ROVING 1968 #4/ / A-ROVING Radio Prog 1968 #7/ Family Trio in Radio Prog 1957 "Sing Christmas" ROUNDER-CD-11661-1850-2 2000 - (Charlie SOMERS rec by Hugh Shields, Bellarena, Co Derry 1969: European Ethnic SRT-2)

JUG OF PUNCH, THE - Reel (D) - BRODY p153 - O'NEILL MOI #1542/ DMI #758 (D) - ROCHE 1 #146 p58 (Dm) "The Custom Gap" -- Tommy PEOPLES (fid) rec at "Fiddlesticks" Festival organised by Traditional Music Society of University College, Cork 1991: NIMBUS NI-5320 bef "John Stewart"

JUG OF THIS, A - "You tipplers all, as you pass by" - ROUD#1191 - BARRETT EFS 1891 #42 p73 tune from farm labourer, Melksham, Wiltsh 1857 5v (Barrett says a copy of the song was printed in one of "The Little Warblers" by Ryle, Seven Dials c 1838 but it may be older) - JFSS 3:11 1907 pp116-7 Hammond: Marina Russell, Upwey, Dorset 1907 "Ye Mar'ners All" - PENGUIN BEFS 1959 p103 Hammond: Marina Russell -- John FAULKNER CRITICS GROUP: ARGO ZDA-138 1971 "Ye Mariners All" - Christine SMITH, Sussex: ERON 002 1974 - HEDGEHOG PIE: RUBBER RUB-009 1975 (S) - Sylvia ROGERS, Dorset: FOREST TRACKS FT-3007 1975

JUGGERNAUT - BALLAD OF THE JUGGERNAUGHT

JUGOSLAVIA - YUGOSLAVIA

JUICE OF BARLEY, THE - "In the sweet county Lim'rick one cold winter's night" - CLANCY BROTHERS & TOMMY MAKEM SONGBOOK p52

JULIA CLIFFORD'S JIG - MOYLAN 2 #252 p145 (##A) from John O Leary (melodeon)

JULIA CLIFFORD'S POLKA -- BOYS OF THE LOUGH: LOUGH-CD-007 1999 aft "Glin Cottage"

JULIA CLIFFORD'S SLIDE - FLAX IN BLOOM

JULIA DELANEY - Reel - O NEILL MOI #1401/ DMI #643 (D) -- Paddy MALONEY & Sean POTTS (whistles) with Peadar MERCIER (drum), Co Clare: CLADDAGH CC-15 1974

JULIA DONOHUE - "O how dark and dreary was the night" - ROUD#9497 Learned in Limerick - last verse probably refers to Johnny Patterson, comedian-singer whose BIDDY DONAH became a hit song at the turn of the last century -- Winnie RYAN (tinker) rec by PK, Belfast 1/8/52: RPL 18589/ 167

JULIA McMAHON - Jig - O'NEILL MOI #805/ DMI #76 (G)

JULIA'S WEDDING - Hornpipe/ Reel - COLE #1 p9 (G) Reel - O NEILL MOI #1677/ DMI #885 (G) alt: "Kiss me, Joe"

JULIANA - Jig - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #90 p22 (A) - Tunebook Ms (D) #4 p336 - WILSON p118 (C) (with dance descr)

JULIE - Shanty - JFSS 2o p299 coll Sharp on American liner 1915 "What will you fetch your Julia?" -- John McPHERSON, S Shields & Alex BLUE 178/433, Greenock rec by James M Carpenter 1928: JENKIN'S EAR, Guernsey F/Group rec 1994: CASS-1301 aft "Pique La Balleine"

JULIE JENKINS - JENNY JENKINS

JUMBO, JUMBO SITTING ON A DUSTBIN - Kids rhyme -- Keston Avenue School, Old Coulsden, Surrey April 1960: RPL LP 26349

JUMP JIM DANDY - JIM DANDY

JUMP JIM CROW - JIM CROW'S RAMBLE

JUMP OLIVER - OLIVER

JUMPING CHARLIE - Polka -- Willie CLANCY (whistle) rec by Seamus Ennis Co Clare 1960: RPL LP 29883/ FTX-173

JUMPING GEORDIE - TEMPLEGALANTINE REEL

JUMPING JACK - wooden doll that dances on a wooden board held under one leg of the operator - photo of Harry COX using use by PK - FF-3308

JUMPING JOLLY JACK THE SAILOR - ("Jumping for joy") - THERE WAS A MAN AND HE WAS MAD

JUMPING JOAN - WILSON p112 4/4 (G) (with dance descr)

JUMPIN' JUDY - Alan said: Allen Protho gave us the basis of this Negro work song with a sweet tenor voice in the Nashville (Tenn) penitentiary in 1933 - ROUD 6712 -- Convicts rec by Alan Lomax, Parchman State Pen, Miss, USA 1947: Lib of Congress AFS L3 1933/ FTX-916 - ROUNDER CD 1510 - Alan LOMAX (voc/gtr), Peggy SEEGER (voc), Guy CARAWAN (voc/gtr), John COLE (harmonica) & Sam STOKES (bass) : PYE Nixa NPL-18013 1958/ FTX-941

JUNE APPLE - Appalachian dance -- Taylor KIMBLE (fid) with THE KIMBLES (fid, banjo, gtr, auto-harp & bass), Carroll Co, Virginia USA MOUNTAIN MUSIC MM-4174 1974 [?] - John BURKE (v/fid/gtr & b) "Old Time Fiddle tunes for banjo" 1975 CASS-30- 0807 - Sara GREY (banjo with group) on 2 Radio 24/10/90/ CASS- 60-1015 from Wade Ward aft "Boatman"

JUNIPER TREE - SISTER PHOEBE

JUNK STALL JOANNA -- Adrian TUCKER (with harmonica, kazoo, gtr & drum set): FTX-037

JUPON ROUGE, LA - WILSON p99 (with dance descr)

JUSH OF PERTH - Strathspey - WILSON (with dance descr) p34

JUST A FEW MORE DAYS -- Carter Family (trio), rec NY 8/6/38: DECCA 5632-A/ 7"RTR-0313-4

JUST A ROSE IN A GARDEN OF WEEDS - "Down in the devil's own garden" - ROUD#13303 - comp by W.H.David & R.B.Saxe - record by Donalds Peers -- Cyril Poacher rec by Ginette Dunn, Grove Farm, Blaxhall, Suffolk 1975: MT-CD-303

JUST A WEE DEOCK AND DORIS - WEE DOCH AND DORIS

JUST A YEAR AGO TONIGHT - IF YOU'LL ONLY LET THE LIQUOR ALONE

JUST AN OLD-FASHIONED PUSH BIKE - "with an old-fashioned frame" coll Ian Scott Massie 1970's Beamish Music Coll

JUST AS I WAS GOING AWAY - ROUD#2754 - CREIGHTON FSSNB 1971 p103 Angelo Dornan 1954-60

JUST AS THE TIDE WAS FLOWING - "One morning in the month of May - down by a rolling river" - sailor - lady of honour - ROUD#1105 - BSs incl BG 2:#46/ 6:#29/ 6:#51/ 7:#59 - KIDSON TT 1891 pp108- 9 Charles Lolley, Leeds, Yorksh - SHARP-MARSON FSS2 - SBG-SHARP Schools 1906 - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #385 pp558-9 Harry Richards, Curry Rivel, Somerset 1904 - JFSS 2:8 1906 p173 RVW: Mr Harper, Kings Lynn, Norfolk 1905 2v - VAUGHAN WILLIAMS 8TC 1919 - WILLIAMS #615/ #616 - KIDSON FSNC 1927 - COLLINSON- DILLON 1956 pp22-23 Harry Cox, Catfield, Norfolk - PURSLOW MB 1965 p48 Hammond: Walter Diment, Cheddington, Dorset 1906 - FMJ 1982 p227 Hammond Ms - PALMER RVW 1983 #59 pp94-5 Mr Harper --- GREENLEAF NFL 1933 p135 "Down where the tide was flowing" -- Tune: Cf BLUE-EYED STRANGER -- Harry COX rec Potter Heigham, Norfolk 18/12/45: RPL 17231/ TOPIC TSCD-662 - Julia ADCOCK rec by PK, Watton, Norfolk 1950 7"RTR-009 - Stephen BALDWIN (tune on fid) rec by Russell Wortley, Upton Bishop, Herefordsh 1954: LEADER LED-2068 1976/ TOPIC TSCD-665 1998 - Shirley with Dolly COLLINS (flute organ): POLYDOR 583-025 1968 from her aunt: Grace Winborn/ with ALBION CD Band: B & C CREST 11/PEG-7 1971/ DECCA SML-1117 1974/ Radio 2 28/12/88: CASS-60-0849 with talk - LONDON MADRIGAL SINGERS: EMI HQS-12215 1970 - Tony ROSE (voc/ organ & ch): LEADER LER-2024 1971 - DRANSFIELDS: LEADER LER-2026 1971 - Geof JERRAM & Steve JORDAN (unacc harmony) Dorset: FOREST TRACKS FT-3007 1975 - Tony HALL (melodeon) with Nic JONES (fid/gtr) & Tommy Moynihan (mand/bouz/whistle): FREE REED FRR-012 1976

JUST BECAUSE -- George PEGRAM (voc/ banjo) with Clyde ISAACS (mandolin), Fred Cockerham (fiddle) & Jack BRYANT (gtr): SAYDISC Matchbox SDM-235 1973

JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MOTHER - ROUD#4263 -- Jack ELLIOTT Birtley Co Durham: LEADER LEA-4001 1969 (Story) - Bob HART rec by Bill Leader, Snape, Suffolk: Musical Traditions MT CD 301-2

JUST BEFORE THE LAST GREAT CHARGE - LAST FIERCE CHARGE

JUST BEYOND THE RIVER - Gospel -- Vocal Quartet (with gtr) rec by Alan Lomax, Norfolk, Va USA 1959: RPL LP 26147 - sung by THE BRIGHT LIGHT QUARTET rec by AL, Weems, Va. USA 1960: ROUNDER 1708 1997

JUST FOR OLD TIME'S SAKE -- Mick FOSTER (acc/ gtr/ voc) & Tony ALLEN (gtr/ voc): RITZ London LC-TV-1/ CASS-0956

JUST IN PASSING - comp -- Archie FISHER: DECCA SKL-5057 1970

JUST IN THE HEIGHT OF HER BLOOM - "So beware of those boarding school lasses" - ROUD#2382 - JOYCE OIFMS 1909 pp61-2 Co Limerick

JUST LIKE A WOMAN - comp by Bob Dylan -- TINKERS: ARGO ZFB-35 1971

JUST LIKE ME - "after everything I say" - Kids Word Trickery -- FTX-198 B/15 (a) 2 educ girls with laughter at end - Nursery Rhymes arr Nigel Pegrum & Vince Cross 1989 CASS-1173 "Clap your hands" etc

JUST LIKE THE IVY - "I'll cling to you" - Grandad sat at evenfall - neath the dear old garden wall" - Music Hall song by Mary Kendall - CROININ 2000 #77 pp130-2 -- Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Jean Ritchie & George Pickow, Ballyvourney, Co Cork 24/11/52

JUST ONE MORE DANCE - DARLING GO HOME

JUST SUITS ME - IT JUST SUITS

JUST THE THING - Jig - HAYWOOD #20 p13 (Em) -- Mrs CROTTY'S BAND rec by PK, Totnes, Devon 1980: FTX-250 aft "Muckin o Geordie's Byre" & bef "Paddy Carey"

JUTE MILL SONG, THE - "O dear me, the mill's ga'in' fast" - "- ten and nine" - ROUD#2585 - CHAPBOOK III/4 p2 - SEEGER-McCOLL SI 1960 p44 #40 2v,Taken down from a ms by Mary Brookbank (as spelt) Dundee Dundee, Angus - TOCHER #50 1995 pp44-5 rec from Mary Brooksbank by Hamish Henderson 1968 -- TOPIC 12-T-181 1968 Mary BROOKBANK - McPEAKE'S: FONTANA TL-5214 1964 - Mary BROOKSBANK: TOPIC 12-T-181 1968 - Alex CAMPBELL (in concert) rec by PK, Dartington, Devon 1975: FTX-364 --- MAGPIE (Washington Folk Group) COLLECTOR COL-1936 1982 CASS- 0821

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY - MIXED UP OLD MAN (S Carter)