TRAB TRAB - 2/4 Air - KERR MM 3 #388 p43 (D)

TRACK LINING SONG -- John "Black Sampson" GIBSON (voc) rec by John & Alan Lomax, Nashviille, Tenn USA Aug 1933: ROUNDER CD-11661-1823-2 1999 (see also "Steel laying holler" & "Pauline")

TRACTION ENGINES -- RPL REB-107 1971 - Howard PRITCHETT rec Gloucestersh talking about Corn-threshing: SAYDISC SDL-(c)-284

TRACTORS - NEW TRACTOR - PLOUGHING MATCHES

TRADER, THE - "Come all you seamen bold I pray and listen here awhile" - ROUD#2952 - Sam HENRY SOP #11/ MOULDEN pp146-7/ HUNTINGTON pp110-111 1924

TRADES - see under SUBJECTS

TRADES UNION - "Come all you good people" - Bs by John FORD of Chesterfield 1830s (Palmer Reprint 2001)

TRADESMAN'S COMPLAINT, THE - "You Englishmen where'er you be"/ - PALMER TOTT 1974 p214 (mentions Lancs, Notts & Yorks as well as names of towns) text by Plant of Nottingham (Madden 18/1042)/ tune: Lisbon (JFSS) - PALMER RS 1977 p258 "Come all you poor tradesmen I pray lend an ear" - (1v mentions Waterloo)

TRADESMEN'S DAY IS DONE, THE - "In my hand there is a hammer" comp by GM -- Graeme MILES: 228

TRAFALGAR - BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR

TRAFALGAR BAY - (or "The Death of Nelson") "O'er Nelson's tomb wit silent grief oppressed" - ROUD#3549

TRAFALGAR HORNPIPE - COLE #8 p94 (A) - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #184 p 51 (A)

TRAFALGAR SQUARE - ALDERMASTON - I LIVE IN TRAFALGAR SQUARE

TRAFFIC -- Birmingham Woman on dialect rec: 450

TRAGEDY OF CANVEY ISLAND, THE - "My song is set in deep midwinter" comp by GM 1953 on the night of the flooding - Graeme MILES: 229

TRAGIC McPHEES, THE - Folk Tale told by Belle Stewart (tinker): DOUGLAS Aberdeen UP 1987

TRAIL TO MEXICO, THE - "I made up my mind to change my ways" - PORTER-GOWER 1995 pp241-2 6v from Jeannie Robertson learned from Pete Seeger: -- [FOLKWAYS FP-48-5]

TRAIN, THE -- unknown harmonica player rec by John & Alan Lomax, Central State Farm, Sugarland, Texas 1933-: ROUNDER CD-11661-1821-2 1999 - Chub PARHAM (harmonica/ clogging) rec Asheville, NC 1941 AAFS L-2 - 7"RTR-0309

TRAIN BLOW, THE -- Neville MARCANO "The Growling Tiger" (with Lord Iere, Indian Prince & group) rec by Alan Lomax, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad 17/8/62: ROUNDER 1717 p1998

TRAIN DONE GONE - YOU GOT MY LETTER?

TRAIN FROM BALA TO FFESTINIOG - TREN O'R BALA I FFESTINIOG (Welsh)

TRAIN FORTY FIVE -- Don BRYANT rec by Mike Seeger: American Banjo tunes & songs in Scruggs style (3 finger picking) RTR-0316 (FOLKWAYS FA-2314)

TRAIN FROM BALA TO FFESTINIOG - TREN O'R BALA I FFESTINIOG

TRAIN IS COMING, THE - "Oh yes" - "better get your ticket" "train is a-leaving" "On my way to Heaven" -- Mike & Peggy SEEGER (ROUNDER C-8001 2 parts) 1987 "American Folksongs for Children" CASS-1226

TRAIN ON THE ISLAND - Cf SALT CREEK -- Peggy SEEGER (voc/banjo) rec by PK: EMI CLP-1174 1958/ 942

TRAIN 111 (ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN) - Song in "Bluegrass" style -- J E MAINER Band rec by Alan Lomax, Concord NC 1959: ATLANTIC SD-1350// "The Pioneer Strain" broadcast introduced by Alan LOMAX, 1960 rec off air by PK: 902

TRAIN SONG - comp by Pentangle as lament for passing of steam -- PENTANGLE: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-205 1969

TRAIN THAT NEVER RETURNED, THE - "I was going round the mountain one cold winter day" - ROUDR#775 - RICHARDSON AMS 1927 pp42-3 Appalachians - SPAETH WSM 1927 p139 (w/o) - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 4 p146 - BROWN NCF 1952 2 p510 -- Cf SHIP THAT NEVER RETURNED

TRAIN TIME -- Forrest City JOE (harmonised voc) rec by Alan Lomax, Hughes, Arkansas, USA 1959: RPL LP 26149

TRAINS - see RAILROADS - RAILWAYS - TRAMWAYS - the term "train" was previously used for a line of ships transporting convicts - TEN THOUSAND MILES AWAY

TRALALERO - Men's accapella group singing in Italy some with falsetto voices

TRALEE - Co Kerry - BOYS OF TRALEE

TRALEE GAOL - Polka - SULLIVAN 2 #21 p9 (Am) from Larry McCullough - Cf BREACH OF KILLIECRANKY -- Michael GORMAN (fid) & others: TOPIC 12-T-6 1958/ 12-T-123 1965

TRALEE LASSES - LOWLANDS OF HOLLAND

TRAMWAYS - HORSE TRAMWAY - McDONALD'S VISIT TO GLASGOW - WE ARE THE BOYS (K) -- Douglas KENNEDY talking about Edinburgh horse trams: 481

TRAMP, THE - Music Hall Song - "Just tell them that you SAW me" comp by Art Burnham (Bill's father) -- Bill FRENCH (voc) & Bill BURNHAN (voc/ piano) rec by PK "Cock & Monkey", Bermondsey, London 3/2/54: RPL 21158/ 331

TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP - -"Songs of the Civil War" with the George MITCHELL Choir & Lansdowne Orchestra "The Blue and the Grey": WORLD RECORD CLUB T-629

TRAMPING SONG - JACOBITE TRAMPING SONG (Hebrides)

TRAMPS - BEEN ON THE ROAD - OLD MAN JONES (Caddick) - PAPER BAG - RAMBLING COMBER - ROVING JOURNEYMAN - STREETS OF LONDON (McTell) - TWO PROFESSIONAL BUMS (Austral)

TRAMPS AND HAWKERS - "Come all ye T & H an' gatherers o' blaw" - ROUD#1874 - GREIG-DUNCAN 3 #487 1var - SEEGER-McCOLL SI 1960 #46 p50 4v from Ms contrib by Mary Brookbank, Dundee 4v only - KENNEDY SFBI 1975 #358 p789 Davie Stewart 1956 7v/m -- Jimmy McBEATH rec by Alan Lomax, Elgin, Moray 19/7/51: COLUMBIA SL-207 1952/ 058/ ROUNDER CD-1743 1998/ ROUNDER 82161-1834-2 2002/ COLLECTOR JES-10 1960 45-EP/ TOPIC 12-T-173 1967/ TOPIC TSCD-670 1998 - Davie STEWART (with acc) Dundee, Angus rec by PK, London 1956: 058 & 031 (vs 1-4 only)/ SAYDISC CD SDL-407 1994/ rec by Alan Lomax, London 1957: ROUNDER 82161-1633-2 2002

TRAMP'S SONG - comp by GP -- Graham PRATT rec by PK, Totnes, Devon 1975: 048

TRANANTMUIR - Battle Song -- TANNAHILL WEAVERS RPL Radio 2 13/4/88 CASS-90-0848

TRANS CANADA HIGHWAY, THE - "The Boss said: Aboard, boys it's twenty to eight" -- Tom BRANDON, rec by Edith Fowke, Ontario, Canada: FOLK LEGACY FSC-10 1962

TRANSPORT - AIR - BRIDGES - BUSES - CANALS - CARRIERS - CYCLES - HORSES - MOTOR CARS - RAILWAYS - ROADS - SEA - SHIPS - STEAM - TRACTION ENGINES - TRAINS - TRAMWAYS - WAGONS -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

TRANSPORT, THE - BOTANY BAY

TRANSPORT, THE - "There was an old maid" - WILLIAMS #222 Charles Tanner, Bampton, Oxfordsh ("The Dumb Maid" ?)

TRANSPORT DIGS - comp by Bernard Wrigley about where the commercial road drivers spend their nights -- Bernard WRIGLEY (v/gtr) LOOFY LO- 006 1984 CASS-1213

TRANSPORTATION - see also CONVICTS -CRIME - EXILE -- ADIEU TO OLD ENGLAND - ALL ROUND MY HAT - AUSTRALIA - BOTANY BAY - BOYS OF MULLAGHBAWN - CONVICT MAID - CONVICT SHAMROCK GREEN - CONVICT'S LAMENTATION - ERIN'S LOVELY HOME - HENRY CONNOR - HENRY THE POACHER - JOHN MITCHEL - JIM JONES AT BOTANY BAY - JIMMY RAEBURN - JOHN MITCHELL - JUDGES AND JURIES - LONDON MERCHANT or MISER (Leslie Bane's version) - MORETON BAY (Australia) - RAMBLING BOY - RAMBLING BOYS OF PLEASURE - RAMBLING YOUTH - MORETON BAY - TEN THOUSAND MILES AWAY - VAN DIEMAN'S LAND - VIRGINNY

TRANSPORTS, THE - HENRY THE POACHER

TRANSPORTS, THE - Musical by Peter Bellamy -- FREE REED FFR 021-2 "The Transports" - TOPIC 12-T-200 1970 with Barry DRANSFIELD & Chris BIRCH - Radio 2: 28/12/82 CASS-0420: "We have fed our seas for a thousand years" with Dolly Collins (piano) & Ursual Pank (cello) - Radio "Folk on 2" rec Hastings 3/2/88 "The Transports" intro by PB: CASS-0397 - Radio 2: 26/9/91 CASS- 90-0990 - Vic Legg with orch "The man that drives the Plymouth Mail"

TRANSPORT'S FAREWELL - ADIEU TO OLD ENGLAND

TRANSVESTISM - DISGUISE

TRANSYLVANIA - ROMANIA -- OCORA 558-596 Vuysteke coll 1974-9/ CASS-0137 (box) - 631-2 - CASS-0033 Simon Broughton

TRASMA NA D'TONNA - Gaelic version of WESTERING HOME -- Noel MURPHY: FONTANA STL-5496 1969

TRAVEL THE COUNTRY ROUND - "I am a jovial ranger" - travelling life - London - Reading - Oxford - ROUD#1067 - BROADWOOD ETSC 1908 pp100-101 Henry Burstow, Horsham, Sussex 1893

TRAVELLER, THE - Rugby Song -- THE SHOWER-ROOM SQUAD: PICKWICK Hallmark CHM-693 1970

TRAVELLER, THE - "I'm travelling to my grave" - Shape-note Hymn -- SOUTHERN TRADITIONAL SINGERS: ROUNDER 0094 1978

TRAVELLER, THE - WALKER STREET (Reel)

TRAVELLERS - GYPSIES - TINKERS - THIS TOWN IS NOT YOUR OWN (comp)

TRAVELLERS CAME TO REDBRIDGE, THE - comp by Richard Snell -- Sam RICHARDS, Tish STUBBS & Paul WILSON known as STAVERTON BRIDGE (Group): SAYDISC SDL-266 1975

TRAVELLER'S SONG - ON A COLD AND FROSTY MORNING

TRAVELLING CANDYMAN, THE - "I sailed over from Belfast to Glasgow - Pat O Flanagan" Ch: "I take in old iron, bones, rags" - ROUD#2163 - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #359 p790 -- Jennie DAVISON rec by Seamus Ennis, Co Antrim 25/8/54: RPL 21839/ 031 & 434 "Pat O Flangan"

TRAVELLING FAIRIES - ARRANE NY SHEEAGHY TROAILTAGH

TRAVELLING LIGHT - American Song -- DEIGHTON FAMILY: Concert Hall Radio 2: 16/3/89: CASS-90-0715

TRAVELLING MAN - Coon Song -- Phineas Rockmore (with guitar) rec Texas by Lomax 1940: ROUNDER 11661-1821-2 "Black Texicans" - THE TRAVELLERS Skiffle Group rec London SE17 23/7/57: RPL LP 23570 - Luke JORDAN (v/gtr): Paul OLIVER "Before the Blues" Radio 2: 3/12/87: CASS-0431

TRAVELLING NATION, THE - comp by Bruce Cardwell (of Kesty) to "La Rota" (Italian round) -- KESTY: 240 bef "Breton dance tune"

TRAVELLING ON - comp by SB to tune "Rosin the Beau" -- Steve BENBOW (voc/ gtr) rec by PK, London 1960: 292

TRAVELLING PEOPLE, THE - comp by Ewan McColl for radio progr -- THE DUBLINERS: MAJOR MINOR MM-LP-3 1967

TRAVELLING PEOPLE, THE - "O we travel the roads" Ch: "Don't come here, that's what they say, just pack up your goods and move on your way" - comp by JR -- Jon RAVEN (voc/gtr) & Nic JONES (fid): LEADER LER-2083 1973

TRAVELLING RIVERSIDE BLUES - Blues by comp RJ -- Robert JOHNSON (v/ gtr): RPL Radio 2 Xmas Prog 30/12/87 CASS-0423-4

TRAVELLING SCHOOLMASTERS - O BOYLE IST 1976 p69 notes on "Aisling" (Vision) Poetry -- Paddy TUNNEY (talk about hedge schoolmasaters etc) rec by PK, Belleek, Co Fermanagh 19/7/52: 7"RTR-0555 - Sheila GALLAGHER (talk) rec by PK, Middledore, Co Donegal 24/8/53: RPL 20150

TRAVELLING TINKER, THE - "I'm a travelling tinker as you can all see" - ROUD#3199 - ED&S 43:2 1981 p7 Maurice Ogg: Mrs Ruth Robinson, Winteringham, Lincolnsh

TRAVER'S REEL - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #99 p51 (Am)

TRAWLERS OF GRIMSBY, THE - FAIR WEATHER BOYS

TREACLE TOFFEE - YOU'RE DAFT YOU'RE POTTY - MISCHIEF NIGHT

TREADMILL - GAOL SONG - HARE AND PHEASANT SHOOTING - I WISH THERE WERE NO PRISONS - NEW BAILEY TREADMILL

TREADMILL SONG, THE - "As I walked up in Newport Street" - knocked gentleman down - stole five pounds - JFSS 27 p47 - PURSLOW MB 1965 p92 Hammond: Wm Davy, Beaminster, Dorset 1906 - PENGUIN 1959 -- Ewan McCOLL & Peggy SEEGER: TOPIC 12-T-15 1959 - Bernard WRIGLEY (voc/bass conc): TOPIC 12-TS-211 1971 from Hammond) - STEELEYE SPAN: CHRYSALIS CHR-1151 1977

TREASURE OF MY HEART - STOR MO CHROI

TREAT MY DAUGHTER KINDLY - LITTLE FARM

TREBLE JIG, THE -- Chris DRONEY (conc): TOPIC 12-TFRS-503 1975 with "Battering Ram"

TREBLE TAILED GYPSIES, THE - GYPSY LADDIE

TREDEGAR FENS - AR BEN WAUN TREDEGAR

TREE-FELLING - see AXE

TREE IN THE WOOD, THE - "There was a tree all on the hill" or "On this hill there was a tree" - Cumulative tree - "limb branch twig nest egg bird wing feather flea" - ROUD#129 - BSs incl BG 3:#100 - MASON NRCS 1877 pp26-7 Devon "The Tree in the Valley" - BROADWOOD ECS 1893 pp174-5 from Mason - BARING GOULD SOW 1898 #104 "The Everlasting Circle" (a) Wm Nankivell similar to J Parsons (b) Wm Setter (c) J Woodrich (d) James Olver, Launceston, Cornwall (e) Moses Cleave, Forest Inn, Huckaby Bridge- GREIG FSNE 1908-14 I #87 ("There was a hill") - GREIG-DUNCAN 8 2002 #1668 p201-3 (4var/m) - SHARP-MARSON FSS 1904 #93 4 pp44-5 Wm Tucker, Ashcott, Somerset - SHARP Ms 7var (2 publ) - SHARP: Schools 1908-31 2 & 9 - SHARP Sel Ed 2 pp124-5 - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #340 - GRAINGER #370 Septimus Lowe, Brigg, Lincolnsh 1908 "The Tree on the Hill" - JFSS 3:4 (13) 1909 pp276-8 Gardiner & Guyer: Wm Mason, Easton, Hampsh "The Tree in the Valley" (with notes about Breton, Danish, Swiss & Welsh var) - JWFSS 1909 I #23 p40 "Ar y Bryn Daeth Pren" (Merioneth) - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 pp182-3 #396 Elijah Iles, Inglesham, Wiltsh "Down in the Lowlands" - REEVES IP 1958 #104 pp211-2 Sharp: Mrs Grace Coles, Enmore 1906/ John Vincent, Priddy, Somerset 1905 (w/o) - REEVES EC 1960 #36 pp101-4 SABG: James Parsons, Lew Down, Devon 1905/ Wm Nankivell, Merrivale Bridge, Cornwall 1890/ BS Pitts London/ Moses Cleave, Huckaby Bridge, Cornwall (w/o) "The Everlasting Circle" (extensive notes) - PURSLOW MB 1965 p28 Gardiner: Wm Lugg, Cornwall 1905 "The Everlasting Circle" - GUNDRY CK 1966 p57 P Kennedy: from John Casley "The Tree on the Hill" - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #96 p357 John Casley (with Cornish words by Talek who took similar Breton songs into account: "An Wedhen war an Vre" "The Tree on the Hill") 10v/m - ED&S 27:1 1964 Packie Manus Byrne, Co Donegal "The Rattling Bog" - PALMER EBECS 1979 #147 pp240-1 Mrs Gloria Day, Birmingham Warwicksh 1969 - O'SHAUGHNESSEY LLL pp12-13 Boston, Lincolnsh 1976 "The Tree on the Hill" - FOLKWRITE #9 1981 Glos version coll by Gwilym Davies (in article written by Charles Monteith) --- SHARP FSSA 1917/ 1932 #206 (vol 2 p281) "The Tree in the Wood" Mrs Jane Gentry, Hot Springs, NC 1916/ Mrs Frances Richards, St Peters School, Va 1918/ Miss Charlotte Agee, Blue Ridge Springs, Va 1918 - FUSON BKH 1930 pp87-8 Susie Cox, Ky (w/o) "The Green grass grew all around" - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp199-200 Charles Hartlan 1929+ "On this Hill" - CREIGHTON-SENIOR NS 1940 p34 "The Tree in the Bog" - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 3 pp213-5 Mrs Violet Savory Justice, Mo 1928 "The Green Grass grew all around" - MORRIS FSOF 1950 pp419-420 Mrs J L Spears, Fla (w/o) - LEACH Labr 1965 p268 "The Stump" - KARPELES FSFN 1971 p249-250 Mrs Wilson Northcott, Gaultois, Nfl 1930 - NEWELL 1884-1903 p111 American Children - JAFL VIII p87 -- - Evelyn CENTER (unacc) rec for radio progr about Gavin Greig rec 14/2/50: RPL 14404 "The Valley O" - John CASLEY (voc/ organ) rec by PK, Morvah, Cornwall 1956: RPL 23654/ CAEDMON TC-1225/ TOPIC 12-T-198/ 010 & 217 - Richard PEARCE of Kingsbridge rec by PK, Exeter, Devon 1954: RPL 21489-90 talk bef & aft/ 086 "The Green grass grew all round" - Cliff YELDHAM rec Joy Hyman Thaxted Essex 1962: RPL LP 29820 (has: "The chap on the lass") - Cyril TAWNEY: ARGO ZFB-4 1969 (from Mason) - Cyril POACHER rec Blaxhall, Suffolk: TOPIC 12-TS-252 1975 - George "Tom" NEWMAN rec by Mike Yates, Clanfield, Oxfordsh: TOPIC 12-TS-285 1975 - Ireland - Christy PURCELL (tinker) rec by PK, Belfast 1/8/52: RPL 18586/ 168 "The Tree in the Bog" - Seamus ENNIS Dublin rec by PK, London 1958: 169/ rec by Jean Ritchie: COLLECTOR CLE-1201 1953 "The Rare Bog, the Rattling Bog" - Bob & Peggy CLANCY with gtr & harmonica with children rec Diane Hamilton, Carrick-on-Suir, Co Tipperary 1961: RTR-0381 (last item) "The Rattling Bog" - Woolpack Folk Gloucestershire children unacc: WPM 2002 - Scotland - Alex ROBB, New Deer, Aberdeensh rec on Dictaphone cylinder by James M. Carpenter 1929-35 #341 - Wales - Elwyn GRIFFITHS (voc/gtr) rec by PK, London (Welsh version from father sung in English) 7"RTR-1038 "The Fine Old Tree" - Richard GENDALL 1975: 009 (sung in Cornish) - USA -- Jean RITCHIE (voc/dulc): COLLECTOR CLE-1201 1950 - Unnamed female singer rec Cape Breton NS: ELEKTRA EKL-23 1954-5 10"-LP "Oh Birdie Tell" Introductory verses & non-cumulative(perhaps a version of WREN HUNTING SONG) - Unnamed Cajun singer (voc/gtr) rec by Harry Oster, La, USA 1956-9: ARHOOLIE 5009 1960 [?] "L'Arbre est dans les feuilles" (The Tree is in leaf) - Josh WHITE (voc/gtr): DECCA CRLM-1047 1971 "Green Grass growing all around" - Mrs Maud LONG rec by Maud Karpeles, Hot Springs, NC USA 1950: RPL 17147/ 907 "Away down in the valley" - Martha Wiseman Aldridge, Three Mile, Avery Co., N.C.rec by MK 1950 -907 "The Pretty Fair Field" - rec Concert in Virginia [nd] RTR-0322 with audience reaction

TREE IN THE WOOD, THE - Instrumental Polka -- Mick FOSTER (acc/ gtr/ voc) & Tony ALLEN (gtr/ voc): RITZ London LC-0008 nd/ CASS-0952 aft "Girl I left behind me"

TREES - BANKS OF GREEN WILLOW - BUY BROOM BESOMS - FALSE BRIDE - GREEN BROOM - GREEN BUSHES - NOBLEMAN' WEDDING (Bark & Tree) - OLD OAK TREE - UNDER THE WEEPING WILLOW TREE - WEEPING WILLOW BLUES - YOUNG AND GROWING -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

TREES ARE ALL BARE, THE - "not a leaf to be seen - while gently falling the snow" - poor little small birds - pigeons - oxen - now Christmas is come - "I wish you all a bright and happy New Year"- Christmas & New Year Song - ROUD#1170 - STUBBS LOM pp68-69 George Townsend, Lewes, Sussex 1960 - COPPER SESB 1971 pp202-3 Family, Rottingdean, Sussex "Christmas Song" - ANDREWS SOD 1979 p23 Michael Blann Ms: Upper Beeding, Sussex (w/o) - Cf NEW YEAR SONG (Sharp-Karpeles) -- Rowland KELLETT of Leeds rec by PK, London 1963: RTR-0206 & 0209/ 209 - Bob COPPER: LEADER LEA-4049 1971 (boxed)/ (voc with Engl conc): 238 - Bob & Jill COPPER (unacc) 4x30 min progs Radio 2 Oct 1990/ CASS-1013-4-C60

TREES ARE GROWING TALL, THE - YOUNG AND GROWING

TREGEAGLE, JOHN - ODDFOLK rec by Tony Waldron: RA RECORDS RACC 6023 1974 (cassette only)

TREGEAGLE'S GHOST --West Country folklore: 412

TRELAWNEY - "A good sword and a trusty hand" - Sir Jonathan Trelawney, Bishop of Bristol (afterwards Exeter) was one of 7 imprisoned in the Tower of London by James II in 1688 for petitioning against the Declaration of Indulgence. It is said his brother Cornishmen rose on his behalf and the miners marched to London singing this song but he was released before they arrived - According to DUNSTAN the refrain (omitted by DIXON) is the only original (traditional) part and the verses (differing little from Dixon's) were a "Restoration" written by the Rev R S Hawker - The tune was previousl connected with Frederick, "The Grand (Old) Duke of York" (1763-1827) - ROUD#3315 - GILBERT - DIXON SP 1846 & BELL SP 1857 - OLD CORNWALL 1925 "Miner's Song" - DUNSTAN 1929 pp17-18 2 var - GUNDRY CK 1966 pp54-5 from Dixon incl "Wheal Rodney" (Miner's Song) from John Casley - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #95 Cornish words by Talek -- Richard GENDALL (v/gtr): 009 (sung in Cornish) - Sir James Smith School, Camelford "Sounds like North Cornwall": SENTINEL SENS-1011 1972 - Chris & Janet RIDLEY (accomp): HURLER HURLS-008 1972 (45-EP) (spoken in recitative style over music)

TREN O'R BALA I FFESTINIOG - ("The Bala-Ffestiniog Train") - Welsh - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #72 -- John THOMAS (blind shepherd) rec by PK, Llangwm, Corwen, Denbighsh 9/11/54: RPL 22337/ 005 & 051 - Film by PK of the train ride from Blaenau-Ffestiniog to Portmadoc: FF-1120

TRENCH BLUES - "I went a stealing across the deep blue sea" -- John BRAY "Big Nig" rec by John & Alan Lomax, Morgan City, Louisiana, USA Oct 1934: LibCongress AFS 93A & LBC 10 "Songs of War & History"

TREORCHY - Glamorgansh -- rec at Miners Club by PK & Alan Lomax: 055 - Miners Songs: 511 - RTR-1096

TREPANNER SONG, THE - "Pick, pick, pick - working the coal" - comp by JH -- Johnny HANDLE (voc/banjo): ELEKTRA EVK-353 1966/ LEADER LER-2030 1971

TRIANGLE -- Horn Dance (Staffordsh): 110/ Video #9 - Colombia: 938 - - Roger WATSON with MUCKRAM WAKES: LEADER LER-2093 1976

TRICKERY - APRIL FOOL'S DAY - BLACK COOK - CATCH QUESTIONS - MAY GOWSLINGS - MILLER'S SHE-ASS - MISCHIEF NIGHT - RIDDLES - ROYAL OAK DAY - STORIES - WORD TRICKERY

TRICKS OF WOMEN, THE - CASTIAU GWRAIG

TRI-COLOURED RIBBON-O, THE - ALL ROUND MY HAT

TRI MANNER TON - (Three half tunes) - Welsh harp air - WILLIAMSON BFT 1976 p43 from Edward Jones' "Relics of the Welsh Bards" 1784

TRIFLING WOMAN - "O Lord I been working like a dog all day" - WARNER 1984 #136 p313 -- Frank PROFFITT (voc/banjo) rec by Frank & Anne Warner, Beech Mt., Watauga Co., NC, USA 1959: 933/ APPLESEED APR-CD-036 2000/ FOLK LEGACY FSA-1 1962/ TOPIC 12-T-162 1966

TRIG BAG, DA - Shetland Reel -- Tom ANDERSON & Aly BAIN (fids) with Willie JOHNSON (gtr): TOPIC 12-TS-379 1978 with "Up & doon da harbour" & "Lucky, can you link ony?"

TRILL HORNPIPE - KERR MM 3 #362 p40 (Bb/G)

TRIM RIG DOXIE - Song -- Tony HALL (melodeon) with Nic JONES (fid/gtr) & Tommy Moynihan (mand/bouz/whistle): FREE REED FRR- 012 1976

TRIM THE VELVET - Reel - O NEILL MOI #1320/ DMI #581 (G) 4pts -- James MORRISON (fid) Tom ENNIS (U-pipes) John MULLEN (piano) rec New York 1921-1935: TOPIC 12-T-390 1980 with "Maid behind the bar" - COLEMAN Society (fiddles): LEADER LEA-2044 1972/ CELTIC MUSIC CM-CD-048 1990 (Gift of Dave Bulmer March 2005) - CHIEFTAINS 1: TARA (CLADDAGH) TA-3 - Johnny DOHERTY (fid) rec by Seamus McMathuna Donegal COMHALTAS CEOLTAIRI EIREANN CL-10 1974/ RTR dub (talking behind music)

TRIM THE VELVET - Jig - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #185 p43 (G) - Tunebook Ms #188 p77 - Cf MAID BEHIND THE BAR, THE (Reel) -- Rose MURPHY (fid) on TOPIC 1976/ OSSIAN OSS-21 1989/ CASS-1279

TRIMDON GRANGE DISASTER/ EXPLOSION, THE - "O let's not think of tomorrow lest we disappointed may be" - 74 miners were lost here and at South Hetton, Durham - comp by Thomas Armstrong to tune: "Go and leave me if you wish it" - ROUD#3189 - LLOYD CABM 1952 p183 - ED&S 32:1 1970 p21 from Lloyd -- Louis KILLEN (voc/conc): TOPIC 12-T-189 1962/ rec Birtley Durham 1963: RPL LP 29983 - Maureen CRAIK (unacc): TOPIC 12-T-122 1965 - Bob DAVENPORT: LEADER LER-3008 1971 - Bob FOX (unacc) talk bef: Radio 2: 24/3/88: CASS-15-0776

TRINIDAD -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

TRINITY SUNDAY - "When bites the frost and winds are a-blowing" - BARING GOULD SOW (words by SBG)

TRIOLETS - Foxtrot -- Jimmy SHAND (mel) with piano & drums: 361

TRIP FROM OWDHUM (OLDHAM) - "Last New Year's Day..." Johnny Green sets out to see the Manchester Railway" cf ("John o' Greenfield")- PALMER TOTT 1974 p34 text: bs by Manchester printer (Madden Coll 18/485 Cambridge Univ Lib tune: ni Rosetta (Cecil Sharp Coll, Clare Coll, Cambridge)

TRIPPING IT UP THE STAIRS - Jig - BREATHNACH CRE 2 #73 p41 (D) from "Junior" Martin Crehan (fid) Co Clare - CRANITCH #1 p125 - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #186 p43 3pts (G ends D) - KERR 2 #292 p32 (#D) 3pts - Tunebook Ms #117 - LEVEY 1 #6 p3 (Dm) 3pts - O NEILL MOI #817/ DMI #372 3pts - SULLIVAN 1 p10 (D) -- Tony HALL (melodeon) with Nic JONES (fid/ gtr) & Tommy Moynihan (mand/ bouz/ whistle): FREE REED FRR-012 1976 (learned from Andy Irvine of PLANXTY) - Ciaran TOURISH & Dermot McLAUGHLIN (fids) rec at "Fiddlesticks" Festival organised by Traditional Music Society of University College, Cork 1991: NIMBUS NI-5320 bef "The Gravel Walks"

TRIP ON THE ERIE CANAL - ERIE CANAL

TRIP OVER THE MOUNTAIN, THE - "It was when the moon had illumined the sky" - A Courtship in which the girl responds when he make to go - HENRY SOP #612 "I'm from over the mountain" (similar tune/possibly from same source as Paddy Mc Cluskey) - Mc Cluskey said words were composed by local, poet, Jimmy Mc Williams -- Nellie WALSH (unacc) rec Wexford 6/8/47: RPL 11223 - Maureen MELLY rec by PK, Belfast 2/8/53: RPL 19354/ 433 - Paddy Mc CLUSKEY rec by PK, Clough Mills, Co Antrim 5/8/53: RPL 20033 talk aft/ 377 - Martha GILLEN rec by Seamus Ennis, Co Antrim 1954: RPL 21997/ 434 - Seamus ENNIS Dublin rec by PK, London 1958: 079 - Arthur HOWARD rec S Yorksh: HILL AND DALE HD-006 1981

TRIP OVER THE MOUNTAINS, THE - Instrum 3/4 - MITCHELL #128 p94 (G) from Willie Clancy - SULLIVAN 3 #33 p13 (G) from Seamus Ennis -- Seamus ENNIS (U-pipes) Dublin rec by PK, London 1958: 079/ TRADITION TLP-1013 1958/ EMBER EMB-2054 1964 - Willie CLANCY (U-pipes) of Co Clare rec 1958-73: CLADDAGH 4-CC-39 1980 CASS-0816 "Trip o'er the Mountain" descr as "a piece"/ FOLKWAYS FW-8781 1963 cass-0937

TRIP TO ATHLONE, THE - Jig - BREATHNACH CRE #42 p17 (#D) - O'NEILL #805 p149 (not in MOI or DMI) "Gearrchaile Bhaile Ui bhFiachain" -- Jimmy HOGAN (mel) with Brian GREEN (drums) & Bobby HALL (piano) rec by PK, London 8/3/58: RPL LP 23969/ 371 bef "O Brien's" (Garret Barry's) - Michael SHANNON (fid): MS-01 (CD) "The Musical Blacksmith" (from Derrylin, Co Fermanagh) bef "Garret Barry's"

TRIP TO CARLISLE, THE - from local Ms Book -- Alistair ANDERSON (E-conc & N-pipes) with Tich RICHARDSON (gtr): TOPIC 12-TS- 371 1978 with Atkinson composition "Corby Crag"

TRIP TO CASTLE HOWARD, A - Late 18thC English Country Dance - BOWEN p56 (F) 4pts

TRIP TO DUBLIN - MAID ON THE GREEN (Jig)

TRIP TO DURROW, THE - Reel - see note about Durrow in FUREY "The Merry Woodsman" p12 - SHASKEEN 1 #36 p26 (D) -- GLENSIDE CEILI BAND: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-159 1967 (M) with "Limerick Lasses" etc - Noel PEPPER (harmonica) & Paddy DORAN (flute): TOPIC 12-TS- 230 1974 - Tommy MAHON (conc) Co Clare: TOPIC 12-TFRS-505 1976

TRIP TO FOWEY - Reel - MITTEL #42 p16 (D)

TRIP TO GALWAY - Jig (Dm) - COLE #8 p53 - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #345

TRIP TO KILLAVIL, THE - Ballymote, Co Sligo - Jig - BOWEN p40 (Em) - BREATHNACH FMDI 1971 p141

TRIP TO KILLARNEY, A - Jig - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #187 p44 4pts (D) - Tunebook Ms #130 p51 (D) 4pts - Co Kerry

TRIP TO KNOCK, A - Jig - OUT ON THE OCEAN

TRIP TO OATLAND - Oatlands in Glasgow & nr Harrogate or could it be Goathland (Yorksh)? - Jig - MITTELL #5 p5 (G)

TRIP TO PARLIAMENT - O CONNELL'S

TRIP TO SLIGO, THE - Jig - BRODY p279 (Em) - PHILLIPS FCTB p51 (from Michael Coleman: (SHANACHIE 33002) -- THE CHIEFTAINS 3: ISLAND-9379

TRIP TO THE BOAR - Playford Country Dance - WILLIAMSON BFT 1976 p40 with "Manage the Miser"

TRIP TO THE COTTAGE, THE - Jig - ALLAN #12 p4 - BAYARD DTF #465 - COLE #6 p78 - GIBLIN #83 po38 - KENNEDY FTB 1 1951 p41/ 1994 #161 p41 - Tunebook Ms #079 p030 - MOYLAN 2 #136 pp79 from John O Leary (melodeon) - O NEILL MOI #802/ DMI #74 - ROCHE 1 #82 p37 -- Tom ENNIS (U-pipes) with Ed GEOGHEGAN (piano) rec New York 1921-1935: TOPIC 12-T-390 1980 - Paul SWEENEY (fid) rec Belfast 28/8/43: RPL 6373 (78) - John KIRKPATRICK: TOPIC 12-TS-408 1980 (from John Locke gypsy fiddler noted by Cecil Sharp in Herefordsh)

TRIP TO THE FERRY - Jig - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #188 p44 (G) - Tunebook Ms #29 p11 (G) - NEW TRIP TO THE FERRY

TRIP TO THE LAKES - Jig - KERR MM 3 #280 p31 (G)

TRIP TO THE LAND OF YOUTH, A - Air - ROCHE 1 #35 p17 (G) 4/4

TRIP TO WATERFORD, THE - Reel - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #192 p45 (D) - Tunebook Ms (D) 3 pts #48 p283 & #184 p330 "A Trip to Waterford"

TRIP UP THE STAIRS - TRIPPING IT UP THE STAIRS

TRIPE - JOCK TAMSON

TRIPLE HARP - HARPS - Nansi RICHARDS

TRIPLE JIGS - also called "Slip" or "Hop" Jigs [see also UNTITLED] - Tunebook Ms (G) #197 p80 -- AMPLEFORTH - ANDREW CAREY or KEARY - ARKLOW LASSES - BALLIORUM - BALTIGHORAN - BANAGHER LASSES - BARNEY BRALLAGHAN - BARNEY'S GOAT - BAULTY OURA - BEAN PHAIDIN - BERWICK JOHNNY - BESOM BRUSH - BLYTHSOME BRIDAL - BOB AND JOAN - BRISTE BREIDIN - BROSE AND BUTTER - BUCKSKIN BREECHES - BUMPER AT PARTING - BUNCH OF HAWS - BUTTERFLY - CAMSTRODEN'S RANT - CAPTAIN McDONALD'S FAVOURITE - CHOICE WIFE - CLANCY'S - COCK AND THE HEN - COILTE FANAID - COMB THE HAIR AND CURL IT - COME DOWN TO LIMERICK - COME LET'S A TO THE BRIDAL - CONNEMARA - CORK CITY - CROSSING THE CHANNEL - CURL THE WIG - DERBY CAREY - DRESS HER UP FINE - DRINK OF BRANDY - DRINK OF WATER - DRIVE THE WORLD BEFORE YOU - DROPS OF BRANDY - DROPS OF SPRINGWATER - DROPS OF WHISKEY - DROUGHT - DRUMMORE LASSES - DRUNKEN GUAGER - DUBLIN BOYS - DUBLIN STREETS - DUNREAVY PARK - DUSTY MILLER - ELIZABETH KELLY'S DELIGHT - EMIGRANT'S FAREWELL - FAIRY JIG - FIG FOR A KISS - FIRST SLIP - FOLLOW ME DOWN TO LIMERICK - FOXHUNTERS - FRESH JUG - GANNONS - GIVE US A DRINK - GO TO BERWICK JOHNNY - GRINDER - GURTY'S FROLIC - HARDIMAN THE FIDDLER - HAWTHORN BUSH - HEY CA' THRO' - HEY MY NANNY - HIBERNIAN - HILLS OF TIPPERARY - HIP DOCTOR - HUMOURS OF DERRYKISSANE/ WHISKY/ WOODSTOWN - HUNT THE HARE - I LOVE MY LOVE - I WISH YOU ALL GOOD NIGHT - IRISH HOP PICKERS - IRISH MERRY MAKING - IS THE BIG MAN WITHIN ? (9/8 & 6/8) - JACK IN THE GREEN - JACK WON'T SELL HIS FIDDLE - JAUNTING CAR FOR SIX - JOHNNY O SHEA - KID ON THE MOUNTAIN - LADY CAWDOR - LEATHER THE WIG - LEP UP - LET US AWA TO THE WEDDING - LIMERICK JIG - LOVE AND WHISKEY - Mc CARTHY'S - MAD MOLL - MADAM HILLINGSBORG'S REEL - MAGGIE'S TOCHER - MAID'S COMPLAINT - MALTMAN COMES ON MONDAY - MELANCHOLY MARTIN - MERRY OLD WOMAN - MILK THE CHURN - Miss BLEWITT'S - Miss BROWN'S - Miss BUTLER'S - MOLL ROE - MOUNT THE HAIR AND CURL IT - MUNSTER GIMLET - NEW DROPS OF BRANDY - NEWTON LASSES - NIGHT OF THE FUN - OPEN THE DOOR FOR THREE - OLD DUTCH CHURN - OLD MOTHER GOOSE - PADDY, NOW WON'T YOU BE EASY? - PADDY O SNAP - PASCHAL'S - PEACOCK FOLLOWED THE HEN - PENSIONER'S COMPLAINT - PHILIP McHUGH - PHIS FHLIUCH - PIPER'S MAGGOT - PLUMKUM - POLTHOGUE - PORTRUSH - RAKES OF KILKENNY - RAKES OF WESTMEATH - RATTLING ROARING WILLIE - REAPING THE RYE - RED STOCKINGS - RIDE A MILE - ROAD TO SLIGO - ROARING WILLIE - ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN - ROUDLUM - ROUSE IT - SAIL ROUND THE ROCKS - SHAMROCK - SHEELA'S KISS - SHUFFLE AND CUT - SIR HARRY'S JIG - SIR JOHN SCOTT'S FAVOURITE - SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY - SKIN THE PEELER - SLOPES OF SLIEVE GULLION - SPATTER THE DEW - SPIRIT OF WHISKY - SPORT OF THE CHASE - SWAGGERING JIG - TEA IN THE MORNING - TEAGUE'S RAMBLE - THERE'S THREE GUID FELLOWS - TIGHT BREECHES - TIME OF DAY - TOP IT OFF - TWOPENNY POSTMAN - WATERFORD GIRLS - WELLINGTON'S COMING - WHACK AT THE WHIGS - WHINNY HILLS OF LEITRIM - WHISKY AND BEER - WIG - WILL YOU COME DOWN TO LIMERICK - WISHING WELL - WOODS OF FANAD - WOO'D AND MARRIED AN' A' - YELLOW STOCKINGS -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

TRIPLE JIGS - Untitled - COLE p52 "Hop Jig" - FELDMAN p160 Francie & Mickey Byrne, Donegal & pp185-6 from Danny O Donnell - KERR MM 4 #199 p23 (D) "Slip Jig" - LEVEY 1 & 2 - ROCHE 3 #116 p36 (G) -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

TRIPLET HORNPIPE - KERR MM 2 #348 p38 (G)

TRIPLETS - Story about triplets -- George SPICER followed by song: "Down in the fields where the buttercups" rec Lewes Arms, Lewes: TRANSATLANTIC XTRS-1150 1975

TRIPPERS, THE - Scotch Jig - KERR MM 4 #245 p27 (Am)

TRIPPING ON THE MOUNTAIN - MY LOVE SHE'S BUT A LASSIE YET

TRIPPING OVER THE LEA - "As I walked out one May morning - trippling over the plains to me" Ch: "With my ri-fol-lol" - After seducing her he declares no intention of marrying and she sadly awaits the consequences - LAWS P-19 ABBB 1957 p258 - ROUD#564 - JOHNSON SMM 1839 4 #397 p410 8v/m ("Linkin oer the lea") - BARRETT EFS 1891 #1 p1 Gloucestersh family dating back to 1760 "Good morning, pretty maid" - DICK 1903 Songs of Robert Burns #342 p325 - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #174 "As I walked out" or "Tippling over the plains" - JFSS 11 1907 pp113-4 Hammond Dorset 1905 1v/m "One May morning, as it happened to be" --- BARRY JAFL 22 p382 (Tyrone) 4v/ch/m

TRIPPING THROUGH THE MEADOWS - Reel - ROCHE 3 #77 p23 (#Am)-- Havelock NELSON (piano) rec Belfast 11/8/60: RPL LP 26255

TRIPPING TO THE WELL - Polka -- John Mc KENNA (flute) with Eddie MEEHAN (flute) & piano (b Leitrim) rec USA DECCA 1937 CASS-0893 with "Kiss behind the door"

TRIPPING UP THE GREEN GRASS - "dusty dust day" - duck - swan - Children's Choosing game - ROUD#1381 - BROADWOOD ECS 1893 pp106-7 Middlesex

TRIPPING UP THE STAIRS - TRIP IT UPSTAIRS

TRISTAN AND ISOLDE -- THE CHIEFTAINS Concert in Manchester with James GALWAY (flute) Radio 2: 19/6/91 CASS- 60-0881 Music used for film

TRISTAN DE CUNHA - Mary Swain (67) the midwife "brought most of the island into the world"- Basil Lavarello (20) oldest son of Percy - of 270 islanders 9 have melodeons - first eruption came over the landing place - their dwelling single storey dwellings of stone walls and wood floors but the rooves only covered with flax - potatoes, apple cider, kelp, penguin guava and crayfish shells for manure - MUNCH Song Trad 1970 - JAFL 84 #333 1971 p311 Additional song material & p348 Review of Munch by Bruno Nettl - JEFDSS 1962 p162 Article by Maud Karpeles - see BLACK TOM - CHAIR DANCE - DONKEY DANCE - HIGHWAYMAN OUTWITTED - GOLDEN VANITY - HANDKERCHIEF DANCE - PILLOW DANCE - TWELVE MEN -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

TRIUMPH, THE or STEP & FETCH HER - Country Dance/ Reel 3pts - BALMORAL p24 (G) - KENNEDY FTB 1 1951 p13/ 1994 #48 p15 (G) alt: "Follow your lovers" - KERR MM 1 #1 p1 (A) - KOHLER 1 p37 (A) - Tunebook Ms #156 p322 (G) - WESTROP #6 p3 (A) 3pts - WILSON p101 (G) - FMJ 8/1 2001 pp4-40 Article by Christopher Walker on English & the US "Lady's Triumph" -- William KIMBER (A-conc) rec studio 21/3/46: RPL 9, Stockland, Devon 1951: 087/ with Mrs PIDGEON (piano) rec PK 1950: 407 - William REW rec by Jean Ritchie, Sidbury, Devon 1952 - Stephen BALDWIN (fid) rec by PK, Upton Bishop, Herefordsh 13/10/52: RPL 18681/ 115 also gives verse "Pretty Little Dear"/ rec by Russell Wortley 1954: LEADER LED-2068 1976 - Jim SMALL (harmonica) rec Cheddar, Somerset 1980: 138 - George TREMAIN (mel) rec by PK, North Skelton, N Yorks 2/4/53: RPL 19237/ 329 - Sam FAWCETT (Anglo conc) rec by PK, Baldersdale, Co Durham 31/3/53: RPL 20535/ 118 - John McCUTCHEON (fid) rec by PK, Carsphairn, Kirkcudbrightsh 16/7/54: RPL 21485 - Geordie TAYLOR (fid) rec by PK, Rennington, Northumb 30/11/54: RPL 22445 - Jack ARMSTRONG'S BARNSTORMERS Band rec by PK, Northumb 1954: 121 - Fanny FRYER (mel) Abingdon Morris Oxfordsh rec by PK, London 1956: 116 "Sally Luker" - William KIMBER (conc) rec by PK, Headington, Oxford 1956: 384 - Compleat Dancing Master: ISLAND HELP-17 1973 - Peter KENNEDY (mel): 323 - Jim SMALL (harmonica) Cheddar Somerset 1980: 327 - Scan TESTER (conc) rec by Reg Hall, Horsted Keynes, Sussex 21/7/65: TOPIC 12-T-455-6 1990

TRIUMPHAL MARCH, THE - Cf ROCHE 3 #205 p79 (D) 3pts -- Johnny DOHERTY (fid): 075

TROILT Y VOIDYN MOIRREY BANNEE - ("Journey of the Blessed Virgin Mary") - Manx Gaelic - CLUCAS & FARGHER 1891 "Carvalyn Ghailekagh" with engl transl - JFSS 20 [1925] p259 Clague "Joseph's Carol" - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #84 Words from CLUCAS-FARGHER & music from Tom Kermode (Clague Coll) -- Mona DOUGLAS: 007 (3v) talk before

TROIS DEMOISELLES ET LE CORDONNIER, LES - ("Three Damsels & the Cobbler") - Cf "Le petit marcelot" FLEURY 1883 p353 - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #116 Le Feuvre -- Jack Le FEUVRE rec by PK, Sark, CI 3/5/57: RPL LP 23842/ 012

TROIS JEUNES SOLDATS, LES - ("The Young Soldiers Three") "les revenant de guerre" - D'HARCOURT Canada 1956 p318 2var (Gaspe) - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #117 De La Mare -- Jack de la MARE rec by PK, Rocquaine, Guernsey, CI 6/5/57 (not on RPL): 012 & 243/ RTR- 0728-50/ Radio prog tape - George Le MOIGNE rec by PK, Perelle, Gernsey, CI 6/5/57 RPL LP 23839/ 243 "Pauvre soldat en revenant de guerre" --- Anita BEST (Newfoundland): AMBER MUSIC 9804-2 1997 "Le jeune militaire"

TROIS JEUNES TAMBOURS, LES - ("The Young Drummers Three") - Ms Bib NatIV p445 (Artois/ Pas de Calais) - McCULLOCH-CAREY 1903 - DAVENSON 1946 p333 - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #118 Guille -- Male Chorus Sark 14/6/38: RPL 1836 - Elizabeth GUILLE (of Sark) rec by PK, Guernsey, CI 5/5/57: RPL LP 23839/ 012

TROMBONE - MAN THAT PLAYED THE TROMBONE

TROMBONE RAG - American Dance tune -- Clark KESSINGER (fid) accomp Gene MEADE (gtr) & Gene PARKER (banjo) rec Charles Faurot, Union Grove, NC 1968: SAYDISC Matchbox SDM-231 1972 with fiddle slides & grunts

TROMP - JEW'S HARP

TROOPER, THE - BOLD DRAGOON - GAME COCK

TROOPER, THE - Jig - ORANGE ROGUE

TROOPER AND THE MAID, THE - "A trooper lad came here last night" - CHILD #299 - ROUD#162 - BRONSON 4 p424 927var) - GREIG-KEITH LL 1925 #108 p247 3 var & notes - ORD BB 1930 p365 "The Trumpet sounds at Burreldales" 4v - McCOLL SS 1953 p50 Greig - SEDLEY 1967 p18 Collated - PORTER-GOWER 1995 pp224-5 6v from Jeannie Robertson "Three Stralion Dragoons" --- SHARP FSSA 1917/32 #45 (vol 1 pp305-7) 3var: Mrs Tom Rice, Big Laurel, NC 1916/ T.Jeff Stockton, Flag Pond, Tenn 1916/ Mrs Effie Mitchell, Burnsville, NC 1918 - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp213-4 Missouri "A Soldier rode from the east to the West" - LIGHT DRAGOON -- Mary Stewart ROBERTSON #147, Alex CLARK #276-7, Bell DUNCAN #279, Alex ROBB #323, Alex & Hector CAMPBELL #335 rec on Dictaphone by James M.Carpenter N.E.Scotland 1929-35 - Willie MATHIESON rec by Alan Lomax, Turriff, Aberdeensh, 17/7/51: 7"RTR 0682/ DAT "It fell on the Martinmas time" - Jimmy McBEATH rec by Alan Lomax, Banff, Moraysh 1951: CAEDMON TC-1146/ TOPIC 12-T-161/ 060/ 503/ rec by Seamus Ennis, Portsoy, Banffsh 1952: RPL 18128 "The Trooper Lad" - Jeannie Robertson rec by Alan Lomax, London 1953: ROUNDER 11661-1720-2 1998 "Wi my rovin' eye" - Ewan McCOLL with orch arr Spike Hughes: AS I ROVED OUT Radio prog 1956: 253 - Ewan McCOLL: RIVERSIDE RLP-12-263 1956 from Jimmy McBeath - Ewan McCOLL & Peggy SEEGER "The Long Harvest": ARGO ZDA-75 1967 3 var - KERRIES: MAJOR MINOR MMLP- 1967 - Archie FISHER with John McKINNON (fid) & John DOONAN (whistle): TRANSATLANTIC XTRA-1070 1968

TROOPER CUT DOWN IN HIS PRIME, THE - UNFORTUNATE LAD (RAKE)

TROOPER'S HORSE, THE - "There was an old woman lived under the hill" - Dragoon came riding by - Seduction - ROUD#1613 - D'URFEY 1720 5 p13 "The Trooper watering his nag" - GREIG-DUNCAN 1 p106 "Green leaves so green" - CHAPBOOK 4 #5 p16 Arthur Argo: "A Green leaf's a green-O" & p18 A L LLoyd: Norfolk 1941 "Landlady's daughter and her name it was Nelly" (with other thoughts & refs) - PURSLOW MB 1965 Gardiner Hants 1907 - PAGE 1976 World War 2 p103 "The Trooper" - Cf SHOEMAKER'S KISS -- DRUIDS: ARGO ZFB-22 1970 - Mike SHAIL & EEZUM SQUEEZUM rec by PK, Totnes, Devon 1979: 127 "The Trooper's Nag"

TROTTING HORSE, THE - "I can sport as fine a TH as any swell in town" - eyes like a hawk, nose like a swan, trots 16 mph, pass them all upon the road" Ch: "With my trot away - gang along" - ROUD#1540 - DIXON SOP 1846 (w/o) descr as "Highwayman's Song" - BELL BSPE 1857 pp218-9 (w/o)- PALMER RVW 1983 #69 pp109-110 Mr Tuffs, Diss, Norfolk 1911 "Trot Away"

TROTTING TO THE FAIR - "me and Moll Maloney" - HUGHES ICS ? -- Mary O HARA (voc/harp): DECCA GES-1095 1973 - Nancy WHISKY with Chas McDEVITT Skiffle Group (rec London 1957-9): ROLLER COASTER RC-CD-3007 1993

TROTTO - 13th Century Couple Dance -- Compleat Dancing Master: ISLAND HELP- 17 1973 - TROTTO Group (Hurdy gurdy & tabors): FOREST TRACKS FT-6003 1973

TROUBADOR, THE - Situated in Old Brompton Road, this was one of the first Folk Clubs, the EFDSS at Cecil Sharp House had the first in 1957. The secretary was Jennie Steel from Polmont, Scotland, and it was visited by hundred of famous folk singers and musicians including Alex Campbell, Martin Carthy, Dominic Behan, Bob Dylan, Stefan Grossman, Tom Paxton, Buffy St Marie, Paul Simon to name but a few. -- Martin WINSOR & Redd SULLIVAN, hosts of the Troubadour with friends, Ian Campbell & Alister McDonald: DEACON DEA 1045 1971 Beans, Bacon & Gravy; Queen of Hearts; Farmer's Servant; Hielan Widow's Lament; I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate/ Ox-driver's Song; Jock o Hazeldean; Firing the Mauretania (c.Redd Sullivan); McCaffery; Trampin or Trying to make Heaven my home

TROUBADOR SONG, THE -- Burl IVES COLUMBIA RTR-0323-4

TROUBLE IN MY WAY - Gospel -- sung by THE PEERLESS FOUR with gtr, piano & drum rec by Alan Lomax, Norfolk, Va. USA 1960: ROUNDER 1708 1997

TROUBLE SO HARD - Negro Spiritual -- Vera HALL (unacc) rec by Alan Lomax in her kitchen, Livingstone, Alabama USA 1959: ATLANTIC SD-1346

TROUBLES - GOING WHERE MY TROUBLES WILL BE OVER

TROUSERS - BREECHES - BRIAN O LINN - CATCH QUESTIONS - HIGHER UP THE MOUNTAIN - HODGE AND HIS LEATHER BREECHES - I LOST MY PAIR OF TROUSERS - LEATHER BREECHES - MICKEY MOUSE IN HIS HOUSE - MY OLD MAN'S A DUSTMAN - SOS (K: Slips on show) - SEAN BRISTE MOR - STRUGGLE FOR THE BREECHES - WEARING OF THE BREECHES - WHO MADE YOUR BREECHES? (Reel)

TROWIE BURN, DA - Shetland Air - thought to be comp by Friedemann - see also WHENNA BURN -- Bill SANDISON (fid) rec Lerwick Shetland 22/1/49: RPL 13200/ rec by Pat Shaw, Unst 1952: 068 - Aly BAIN (fid) & BOYS OF THE LOUGH: LOUGH-CD-006 1994

TROY - WARS OF TROY

TRUANCY - i e "dodging school" or "miching" - OPIE LLSC p371 word "micher" used by Shakespeare & gives a list of other words: bobbing fagging fanagin hjigging jonking kipp lag nick plunking sagging skiving ticking twagging skipping spoiling excusing dirty-dodging trasing scarpering hopping-it going-on-the-hop bunking-out-of-it taking-French-leave or dogs-leave -- Peter OPIE: Bermondsey London & Cumberland, S Wales: 198 & 289 #20 - Jimmy McBEATH "foojing" from school: 060

TRUBSHAW AND GREEN - Descr Wrestling Match, Repton, Derbysh - "Bunny" is Sir Thomas Parkyns, the "Queenbury" of Wrestling - tune: "Ten Thousand Miles Away" -- Jon RAVEN (voc) & Mike, his brother (mand/gtr): BROADSIDE BRO-100 1968

TRUCES - "Barley Fainies Fans Scribs Crucems or Crucis Twits" etc - Kids terms for opting out - OPIE LLSC pp141-153 "Barley" used in "Sir Gawain & the Green Knight" 600 years ago is still NW Midland term -- 198 #18-20 & 289 #14

TRUCKS - MOTOR LORRIES

TRUE AMERICAN, THE - "Again we're marshalled for the fight" - ROUD#2833 - THOMPSON PS 1958 pp147-9 Stevens-Douglass Ms NY 1841- 56 (w/o)

TRUE BORN ENGLISHMAN, THE - "There's a land that bears a well-known name" - WILLIAMS #727 (w/o)

TRUE STORY, THIS IS A - Charlie Scamp's BARBARA ALLEN (Cambridge) - LAKES OF COOLFINN (Blackpool)

TRUE THOMAS - TAMLIN

TRUE PADDY'S SONG, THE - IRISH RECRUIT

TRUELOVE, THE - CHAIN OF GOLD

TRUELOVE FROM THE EASTERN SHORE - BLACK IS THE COLOUR

TRUELOVER JOHN - LIGHT OF THE MOON

TRUELOVER OF MINE - ELFIN KNIGHT

TRUELOVERS, THE (see under LOVE - TRUE) - KING'S COMMAND

TRUELOVER'S DEPARTURE, THE - "Come all you loyal lovers that's locked in Cupid's chains" - Girl courted by sailor - man-of-war - ROUD#238 - LAWS #N-15 ABBB 1957 p210 "The Noble Duke" - HENRY SOP #584/ MOULDEN p148/ HUNTINGTON p331 John Wilkinson, Liscolman, Co Antrim 1935 --- THOMAS DD 1931 p76 -- Jimmy McBEATH rec by Alan Lomax, Moraysh 1951 - Mary CONNORS (tinker) rec by PK, Belfast 1952: RPL 18586/ 168 & 514

TRUELOVER'S DISCUSSION, THE - "On a pleasant evening - pinks and daisies" - Mary reminds the young man of his promise to marry her and accuses him of courting Nancy - she likens it to the birds abd wins him over - LAWS #O-22 ABBB 1957 p236 "Two Lovers Discoursing" - ROUD#991/2948 - HENRY SOP #164/ HUNTINGTON pp362-4 Loughgile, Co Antrim 1927 18v ("Youghal Harbour" tune) - SHIELDS SRT 1981 pp153-5 Eddie Butcher, Aughil, Co Derry 1961 "The TL Discourse" --- CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p50 Nell O Brien, Pictou, Nova Scotia 1954 "Nancy's Courtship" - CREIGHTON FSSNB 1971 pp71-2 & pp85-92 Angelo Dornan & Wm Ireland -- Robert CINNAMOND rec by PK & Sean O Boyle, Belfast, July 1955: RPL LP 24838/ 158 (after first two verses he breaks into speech about songs - age 86 - his sister - where song originated and then sings the last verse)

TRUELOVER'S FAREWELL, THE - "O fare you well, my love, I must be gone - if I go ten thousand mile" - alternative title "The Turtle Dove" ("TD") - ROUD#422 - JOHNSON SMM 1787 402 & 403 - CHRISTIE TBA 2 1881 p164 "You'll ever mind me more, dear love" - DICK #152 p137 - SHARP-MARSON FSS 2 pp28-9 Mrs Glover, Huish Epicopi, Somerset (text 'borrowed freely' from Bs) "The Little TD" - SHARP Schools 5 - Sel Ed 1 p92 - Ms Cf 2 p414 - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #130 pp504-6 Mrs Glover, Huish Epicopi, Somerset 1904/ Oliver Shuittler, Dundon, Somerset 1906/ Farmer King, Mendip, Somerset 1904/ Mrs Woodberry, Ash Priors, Somerset 1908 (m/o)/ Susan Williams, Haselbury Plucknett, Somerset 1905 1v/m - HAMMOND FSOD 1908 "The TD" - BUTTERWORTH FSSX 1913 p20-21 - JFSS 2:6 1905 p57 Sharp: Mrs Glover/ Farmer King - JFSS 3:11 1907 pp86-89 Hammond: Mr Hann, Stoke Abbot, Dorset 1906 2v/m/ J Bridle, Stratton, Dorset 1906/ Mrs Sartin, Corscombe, Dorset 1906 (m/o) - JFSS 4:17 1913 pp286-290 George Butterworth: Mrs Cranstone, Billingshurst, Sussex 1907 1v/m/ RVW Mr Penfold 2v/m/ Mr Lewis, Hardwick, Herefordsh (m/o)/ Sharp: Mrs Susan Williams 1v/m/ Charles West, Broomfield, Somerset (w/o) (notes) - REEVES IP 1958 pp213-4 Sharp: Mrs Kitty Sorby, Enmore, Somerset 1906 (w/o) - PURSLOW MB 1965 p94 Hammond: Mrs Satin, Joseph Taunton & Mrs Marina Russell, Corscombe, Dorset 1906-7 "The TD" - SEDLEY 1967 p129 Sharp/ Hammond & Canadian: "Fare you well, Mary Anne" - KINSLEY 1968 #453 - PALMER RVW 1983 #101 pp154-5 David Penfold, Rusper, Sussex 1907 - USA - SHARP FSSA #147 "The Lonesome Grove" Mrs Polly Patrick, Goose Creek, Manchester, Clay Co., Ky 1917/ Mrs King, Birds Creek, Sevier Co., Tenn 1917/ Mrs Bowyer, Villamont, Va 1918/ Mrs Wm Gross, Peaks of Otter, Bedford Co., Va 1918/ Effie Mitchell, Burnsville, Yancey Co., NC 1918: DC 2004 "The True Lover's Farewell" - COX FSS 1925 p413 - RICHARDSON AMS 1927 p422 Appal "Careless Love" - see ALL THE GOOD TIMES - I'M GOING AWAY (Benbow) - MY DEAREST DEAR - - Steve BENBOW with gtr & bass rec by PKy for Radio Luxemburg prog "Have Guitar will travel" 1960 RSL Studio: RTR-0495/ 091 - Phonograph rec followed by tune on gtr with talk about Cecil Sharp by Ashley HUTCHINGS: Radio 2: 1/4/87: CASS-90-0567 - London Madrigal Singers: EMI HQS-1215 1970 - Cyril TAWNEY: ARGO ZFB-87 1973 (Somerset) "TD" - Peter BELLAMY with Anthea, Louis Killen, Bill Shute & Lisa Null, Dave Swarbrick, Watersons, Royston & Heather Wood TOPIC 1979/ FLEDGLING FLE-1002 1992"A-roving on a winter's night" - USA - Susan REED (with harp): CBS M-61359 1951 - Mrs Donald SHELTON (Emma Hensl;ey) rec by Maud Karpeles, Allegany, NC USA 10/8/55: RPL 23800/ 907 - Jean JENKINS (unacc) rec by PK, London 2/4/57: 915 "He's gone away over Jordan" - Guy CARAWAN (voc/banjo) rec by PK, London 1957: 919 - Jean RITCHIE (unacc): ELEKTRA EKL-25 1954 10"-LP/ 920 "Little Lonesome Dove"- Jack LANGSTAFF (voc/gtr): EMI CLP-1833 1965 -- Mike SEEGER with gtr (ROUNDER C-8001 2 parts) 1987 "American Folksongs for Children"CASS-1226 "TD" - Evelyn RAMSEY rec by Mike Yates, Sodom Laurel, Madison Co, NC 1980: EFDSS CD-02 1998 - Almeda RIDDLE (unac voc) rec by Alan Lomax, Greers Ferry, Ark. Oct 1959: ROUNDER CD-1707 1997 "Lonesome Dove" - Texas GLADDEN rec by Alan Lomax, Salem, Va 1946: ROUNDER 11661-1800-2 2001 (2v only) "Love's worse than sickness"

TRUMPET HORNPIPE, THE - BOWEN p33 (G) - COLE #4 p97 (Eb) "Thunder Hornpipe" (with dance directions) - HONEYMAN #2 p55 (Eb) - KENNEDY FTB 4 - KERR MM 1 #27 p45 - KOHLER 1 p44 (Eb) bef COLLEGE - O'NEILL MOI #1586 & 1587/ DMI #833 (G) - SEATTLE 1990 p51 "Captain Pugwash" gives 3 alternative endings as played by contemporary musicians - EFDSS FMJ 6/3 1992 Article by Wilf Darlington pp276-298 with full discography - COLE p119 "Skip-Rope - Clog" - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #185 p51 (D/G) -- Willie STARR (acc) & piano: BELTONA BL/ 363 - Tom EDMONDSON (button acc) rec by PK, Harbottle, Northumb 12/7/54: RPL 20626 bef "Sweeps", "Lass on the Strand" & "Harvest Home"(This rec was used for many years as the sig tune for the Children's TV Prog "Capt Pugwash")/ 121 & 363 - Jimmy HOGAN (mel) with Brian GREEN (drums) & Bobby HALL (piano) rec by PK, London 8/3/58: RPL LP 23969/ 371 bef "Locomotive H"/ SAYDISC (CD) SDL-420 1997 - HIGH LEVEL RANTERS: LEADER LER-2007 1969 with "Caddam Wood" - THE YETTIES: ARGO ZFB-86 1973 with "College H" - TROTTO: FOREST TRACKS FT 6004 1974 cass/ FREE REED FRR 005 1976 - SPREDTHICK rec by PK, Dartington, Devon 1976: FOLKTRAX 089 aft song "Peggy & the Soldier" - Tony HALL (melodeon) with Nic JONES (fid/gtr) & Tommy Moynihan (mand/ bouz/ whistle): FREE REED FRR-012 1976 -THE YETTIES Radio 2: 18/11/87: CASS-60-0556 aft "Candlelight Fisherman"

TRUMPET -- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

TRUNKLES - Morris Dance from Bledington - coll by SHARP -- William KIMBER (A-conc) rec by PK, Headington, Oxford 4/11/56: RPL LP 23504/ 382/ TOPIC 12-T-249 1974 - Laurence (conc) NOTTS ALLIANCE: TRADITIONAL SOUND TSR-011 1972 - MORRIS ON: ISLAND HELP-5 1972

TRURO - Cornwall - CRANTOCK GAMES - FLORA DANCE - WASSAIL SONG

TRURO AGRICULTURAL SHOW, THE - "Good people all who hear my voice" Ch: "Don't go kissing the girls you know at TAS" - DUNSTAN 1932 p22 - PALMER TOTT 1974 p110 -- Cyril TAWNEY: ARGO ZFB-9 1970 - Larry DALEY (with acc & ch) rec by Peter Kennedy, Dartington Ciderhouse Nov 1974

TRUTH - (K) - "See me wet see me dry" "Cross your heart" "Cut your throat" "Spit your blood" "Swore on mother's dead body" - LIARS - see also GEORGE WASHINGTON - HIGHER THE MOUNTAIN - I KNOW A LITTLE GIRL -- 198 #28 & 289 #18

TRUTH SENT FROM ABOVE, THE - "This is the -" - ROUD#2109 - CHRISTMAS BOX Chapbook 1 p17 - VAUGHAN WILLIAMS Carols 1919 - SHARP- KARPELES CSC 1974 #364 2 p491 Samuel Bradley & Seth Vandrell, Lilleshall & Donninton Wood, Shropsh 1v/m - SHARP EFCa 1911 pp46-7 Bradley & Vendrell/ words from Christmas Box (more related to "There is a fountain" in JFSS 7 p133, 14 pp 21-2 & 31 pp29-30) - LEATHER FLH 1912 p196 RVW: W Jenkins, Kings Pyon, Herefordsh 1909 - VAUGHAN WILLIAMS ETEC 1919 pp22-23 W Jenkins - JFSS 4:14 1910 pp17-18 RVW: W Jenkins - OXFORD BOC 1928 #68 - tune used for STENSEN THE DESERTER -- Shirley COLLINS (banjo & voc) with Michael PLUNKETT (recorder) & Paul GROSS (fid) in Radio Prog 1957 "Sing Christmas" ROUNDER-CD-11661-1850-2 2000

TRUTHFUL JOHN - Jig - ROCHE 3 #89 p27 (Dm)

TRYING TO MAKE HEAVEN MY HOME - Hymn of 20thC origin -- Viola JAMES leading congregation rec by Alan Lomax, Independence Church, Tyro, Miss USA 1959: ROUNDER CD-1703 1997 - Martin WINSOR & Redd SULLIVAN at The Troubadour: DEACON DEA 1045 1971

TRYPHENA TRENERRY - Cornish (Herbert Thomas/ White) -- Brenda WOOTON with Richard GENDALL: SENTINEL SENS-1016 1973