FTX-280 - RUMPSY
BUMPSY
GEORGE MAYNARD
POP'S IN THE PUB
| GEORGE MAYNARD (1872-1962) champion folk-singer, champion
Tinsley Green marble-player and legend of the "Cherry Tree" pub, Copthorne,
is heard singing with a chorus of friends gathered on a Saturday night in
The Cherry Tree, Copthorne, Crawley, E. Sussex. Other singers include local
performers: George HOLMAN, Jean HOPKINS, and local song collectors: Mervyn
PLUNKETT and Kenneth STUBBS. Peter Kennedy made the recording in 1956 and
supplied some melodeon music for step-dancing. |
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RUMPSY BUMPSY - POLLY ON THE SHORE - STEP-DANCING -
DAME DURDEN - SWEET NIGHTINGALES (Birds in the Spring) - Carol:
WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED - JACK PULLED THE STRING - THREE JOLLY
BREWERS (Jones's Ale) - LAKES OF COLDFINN - THE SWEET PRIMEROSES
- THE TOOTING MURDER - PRETTY SUSAN - THE DARK-EYED
SAILOR - THE SEEDS OF LOVE - THE WEEK BEFORE EASTER -
A WAGER, A WAGER (Broomfield Hill) - THE WATCHMAKER'S SONG -
LANSDOWN FAIR (Tom Pearce) - THE LAZY MOOCHER - DOWN IN THE
VALLEY (Lost Lady Found)
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