FTX-212 - TWO
JOLLY MINERS
George HOYLAND & Louis WROE
These two Sheffield dance musicians describe the Grenoside Sword Dance, sing the songs and play some of the old-time pub dances on melodeon and concertina - they also talk about other local customs, the Mummers and Old Tup. Recorded by Peter Kennedy during a Worker's Musical Association weekend course at Wortley Hall in 1959. |
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CAPTAIN'S SONG - Christmas: miners and quarrymen in winter
- making your own entertainment - THE GRENOSIDE SWORD DANCE: tunes and description
with the 'Nominy' of the play - the pubs and big houses, characters and costumes
- AN OLD WALTZ - working in the pits - charcoal-burning by parents - SIX JOLLY
MINERS - THE OLD TUP - custom at Ecclesfield & district - BRASS BAND TUNE
- LANCASHIRE BREAKDOWN - CLOG DANCE - SCHOTTISCHE - VARSOVIANA