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FTX-279 - ROLLING IN THE DEW

"POP" MAYNARD AT HOME

"Pop" (1872-1962) recorded by Peter Kennedy in his cottage at Copthorne, East Grinstead, Sussex in 1955, talks about his life and work, about bark-chopping, local gypsies, hop-picking and the Marble Championship at Tinsley Green and sings an interesting selection of songs. Another recording FOLKTRAX-280 made the following year by Peter has a small group of singing friends gathered round on a Saturday night at "The Cherry Tree", Copthorne: George HOLMAN, Tom SMART and Jean HOPKINS, as well as the two song collectors, Mervyn PLUNKETT and Kenneth STUBBS.

 

THE IRISH HOPE-POLE PULLER - Talk about himself, his work, chopping bark for tanyards, harvesting, hop-picking - OXFORD CITY - Talk about hopping, travellers & after about learning from sister-in-law & words of a "sharp song" THE PRICKLY THORNY BUSH - THREE SONS O' ROGUES - DOWN BY THE SEASIDE - THE AYLESBURY GIRL - BOLD GENERAL WOLFE - LOCKS AND BOLTS - SHOOTING GOSCHEN'S COCK-UPS - WILLIAM TAYLOR - Talk about rabbit-catching - POOR OLD WEAVER'S DAUGHTER - BANKS OF CLODDY - COLIN AND PHOEBE - GROUND FOR THE FLOOR - ROLLING IN THE DEW - Talk about Marble Championships

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