CU-CUC, A CHUAICHIN - "Cuckoo where will we spend the summer? - we'll spend it in the glens" - CROININ 2000 ##42 pp92-4 - Cf CUACHA GHLEANN NEIFIN -- Elizabeth Cronin: rec by CBE 393b 1947: FOUR COURTS CD-1#7

CUACHA (MO) LONDUBH BUIDHE - "Cuckoo, yellow blackbird"- O BOYLE CDCU 1944 - Father Murphy: AMHRAIN CHUIGE ULADH (Dungealgan Press, Dundalk) - Irish Gaelic -- Sheila GALLAGHER rec by PK, Middledore, Co Donegal 24/8/53: RPL 20148/ FTX-272 (talk aft) - O BOYLE Family: CEOLTA GAEL OSS-2 1971 on d/cass 0938-C60 - played by Paul Rodgers (acc) rec by Noel Hamilton, Torre Island 1968: FTX-276 (radio prog)/ FTX-277 (field rec)

CUAICHIN GHLEANN NEIFIN - "The (Little) Cuckoo of Glen Nephin" -- Pat KEANE, Galway: TOPIC: 12-T-177 1968 -- Seamus ENNIS (tune on U-pipes): TOPIC 12-TS-250 1974 - Vail O FLATHARTA (unacc) of Connemara rec by Harry Bradshaw: CLADDAGH CC-45 1987

CUAN AG EIRIGH - SHIP AT SEA

CUBA -- CARIBBEAN

CUBAN, THE - Polka (G) - MOYLAN 2 #7 pp5-6 from John O Leary (melodeon) learned from Padraig O'Keefe alt: "Bill the Weaver #1 Polka"

CUCANANDY - "Cuc-a-nandy-nandy" - poirtin shean an tsioda (the little tune of silk) - is rince philib an cheoil (danced to Philip's music) - Dandling Song in English & Gaelic - ROUD#5301 - CROININ 2000 #41 pp91-2 "Cuckanandy" - see also DANCE TO YOUR DADDY - SHE DIDN'T DANCE -- Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Brian George, Ballyvourney Co Cork 7/8/47: RPL 12614/ rec by Alan Lomax 1951 COLUMBIA SL-204 1952/ FTX-160/ SAYDISC CD SDL 411 1995 "Traditional Songs of Ireland" aft "Dance to your daddy" - Seamus ENNIS rec by Brian George Dublin 20/9/49: RPL 13774 from Cronin/ rec by PK, London 1958: FTX-079 - "Dance a jiggety jig" Birmingham & Midland Folk Centre: RPL Radio 2 "Folkweave" 1979: CASS-0413 - FOUR COURTS CD-1#3 "Cuckanandy"

CUCHULLAN'S LAMENT FOR HIS SON - "Woe is me my son a-keening" - KENNEDY FRASER: SOTH vol 2 1917 pp24-6 "Cuchulann 's a Mhac" coll & transl by Kenneth McLeod from Duncan McLelland, Eigg, Hebrides

CUCKOLD CAME OUT OF THE AMREY -- Anthony & Carole ROBB (N-pipes), Colin ROSS (fid),Alistair ANDERSON (Engl conc): TOPIC 12-TS-278 1978

CUCKOLD OLD MAN, THE - SEAN DUINE DOIGHTE

CUCKOLDS - BALLAD OF KNOCKING NELLY - GAME-COCK (BOLD DROVER) - LANCASHIRE FARMER- LITTLE MUSGRAVE - RAP TAP TAP

CUCKOLDS ALL A-ROW - "Not long ago as all alone I lay upon my bed" - D'URFEY IV p77 (music & 8v) - PLAYFORD - SIMPSON p145-7 - OPIE ODNR 1951 #342 - LONDON IS A FINE TOWN -- COMPLEAT DANCING MASTER (instrumental for dancing): ISLAND HELP-17 1973

CUCKOLD'S CAP, THE - "In Devonshire once lived a buxom old dame" - BARING GOULD (unpubl.) Ms#115 "The Miraculous Hen" taken down from Robert Hard "The Singing Machine", S.Brent, Devon 1888 & broadside "Cuckold's Cap Garland" to the tune of "The White Joak" -- Cyril TAWNEY: LEADER LER-2095 1976

CUCKOLD'S SONG, THE - "As I came home late last night as drunk could be" - "Hame cam oor gudeman" (see Reel with this title) - CHILD #274 "Our Goodman" ("OG") - ROUD#114 - BSs title "The Merry Cuckold and Kind Wife" - HERD AMS 1791 2 pp172-5 (w/o) - JOHNSON SMM 1803 5 #454 pp466-7 "OG came home at een" - WILSON (with dance descr) p42 - DIXON SOP 1846 - BELL BSPE 1857 pp206-8 "Old Wicket and his wife" Yorksh (w/o) - CHAMBERS SOS pp184-190 "OG cam hame at een" - sung by David KENNEDY (1825-1887) - FORD VS 1899 1 pp31-6 David Kennedy, Perth (w/o) "Hame cam oor gudeman at een" - BARING GOULD Ms#143 "Old Witchet" (a) Thomas Dart, Whitstone (b) Samuel Fone FWB 1893/ SOW Rev Ed 1905 (words much altered) notes - SHARP Cf 1 p269 "Old Milking Cow" & 2 unpubl B-G versions - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #39 p193 Matthew Pester, Rose Ash, Devon 1904/ James Brooks, Bridgwater, Somerset 1906 - GRAINGER Ms #235 James A Penny: Horncastle, Lincolnsh 1906 "Milk cows wi' saddles on" - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 pp188-190 Ms#461 David Sawyer, Ogbourne, Wiltsh (w/o) "The Old Farmer and his young wife" - HENRY SOP #21/ HUNTINGTON 1990 pp508-9 Sally Doherty, Oughtymoyle, Co Derry 1924 (m/o)/ W T H, Coleraine, Co Derry (m/o) "The Blin' Auld Man" - DUNSTAN CDFS 1932 Jim Thomas, Camborne, Cornwall 1931 "Whiskers on a Baby's Face" - BALDRY RSC 1939 p97 Norfolk (w/o) "My Old Man" - REEVES IOP 1958 pp167-8 Sharp: James Brooks (w/o) - HAMER GG 1967 p24 Harry Scott "As I came home so late last night" - SEDLEY 1967 p216 collated - RUGBY 1967 "The Traveller" - PURSLOW WS 1968 pp76-7 Hammond: Simeon Symonds, Whitchurch, Dorset 1906 "The Merry Cuckold" - CRAY 1969 p6 "Five Nights Drunk" - WALES WWD 1976 p50 George Belton "My Old Man" - PALMER EBECS 1979 #103 pp172-3 Alfred Welfare, North Chailey, Sussex 1977 "Coming Home Late" - RICHARDS-STUBBS 1979 p143 coll Ewan MacColl, Lancs: "The Owd chap come ower t'bank" - ED&S 42:3 1980 pp4-5 Bob Patten & David Bland: Charlie Showers, Drayton, Hambridge, Somerset "I came home drunk last night" - SHIELDS SRT 1981 pp90-93 3var: John Fleming, Eddie Butcher (European Ethnic SRT3) "The Hillman" & Lizzie O Hara, Magilligan, Co Derry 1966-9 "The Connaughtman" - WALES BBR 1985 pp22-23 Mrs Minnie Wales, Horsham, Sussex - TOCHER 53 (1998) pp241-7 "Thainig Fear an Taighe Dhachaig" Scots Gaelic versions - CROININ 2000 #115 pp180-1 --- SHARP FSSA 1917/32 #38 (Vol 1 pp271-4) "Our Goodman" 5var: Mrs Jane Gentry, Hot Springs, NC 1916/ Mrs Tom Rice, Big Laurel, NC 1916 (2 versions: Aug 17 & Aug 18)/ Mrs Wilson, Pineville, Bell Co., Ky 1917/ Mrs Alice Sloan, Barbourville, Knox Co., Ky 1917 - MACKENZIE BSSNS 1928 pp62-3 NS (w/o) - HUDSON FSM 1936 pp122-3 Mississipi (w/o) "Parson Jones" - HENRY FSSH 1938 pp119-24 NC & Tenn (w/o) "OG" "3 Nights" - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp181-5 2var Missouri "I went home one night" - MORRIS FSOF 1950 pp317-9 Fla "OG" - HUBBARD BSFU 1961 pp34-7 Utah 3var (w/o) - PARLER ABB 1963 p17 Ark (w/o) "The Drunken Fool" - PETERS FSOW 1977 p168 Wisconsin 1946 "The Old Man came home again" - Reel: HOME CAME OOR GUDEMAN or BACK OF THE CHANGE HOUSE -- Hugh VASS #039 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 (2v spoken) "Hame cam oor gudeman at een" -- Colm KEANE (sung in Gaelic) rec by Alan Lomax, Carna, Co Galway 1951: 7"RTR-0591 - Harry COX rec by PK, Catfield, Norfolk: RTR-0275 & Mary CONNORS (tinker)with chorus: RPL 18584 rec by PK, Belfast 1952: both on CAEDMON TC-1146/ TOPIC 12-T-161 - Charlie WILLS rec by PK: FTX-097 "Around the world I've travelled"/ LEADER LEA-4041 1972 - Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Seamus Ennis, Ballyvourney, Macroom, Co Cork, Aug 1954 (with speech): RPL 21996-7 - Hassell MORGAN rec by Seamus Ennis, Fishguard, Pembrokesh 1954: RPL 22830/ rec Feb 1959: RPL LP 26311/ FTX-503 - Douglas KENNEDY: HMV 1954 (78 rpm)/ rec by PK 1961 "Hame cam oor gudeman at een" (learned from grandfather David Kennedy, "The Scottish Singer"): FTX-041 - Tony WALES (with gtr) learned from his mother, Horsham 1957: 7"RTR-0089 dub from FG 3515 Sussex F/S & Ballads - Harry SCOTT rec by PK, Eaton Bray, Bedfordsh 1958: RPL LP 26071/ 7"RTR-0088/ FTX-307 A-ROVING #1/ FTX-503 "As I came home so late last night" - Joe HEANEY rec Galway 1959: RPL LP 26311 (also 1v sung in Gaelic)/ FTX-503 - Mabel SKELTON Arbroath rec 1964: RPL LP 28571/ 503 - Ewan MacCOLL: RIVERSIDE RLP-12-621 1956/ ARGO ZDA-68 1967 from his father, William Miller, Stirling - George BELTON rec by Tony Wales, Sussex: EFDSS LP-1008 1967 "My Old Man" - DUBLINERS: MAJOR MINOR MM LP-3 1967/ FTX-307 "Seven Nights Drunk" - John REILLY, tinker rec by Tom Munnelly, nr Boyle, Co Roscommon 1967: FTX-175 - Jack ELLIOTT Birtley Durham: LEADER LEA-4001 1969 - John FLEMING rec by Hugh Shields, Magilligan, Co Derry 1956: LEADER LEA-4055 1972 "The Hillman" - George SPICER rec by Mike Yates, Selsfield, Sussex: TOPIC 12-T-235 1974/ TOPIC TSCD-663 1998 "Coming Home Late" - Harold GILL, Devon: TOPIC 12- TS-349 1979 - Mike SHAIL & EEZUM SQUEEZUM rec by PK, Devon: FTX-127 - Bill SMITH (71), Bridgnorth, Shropsh rec by his son Andrew (copy of cass with 25 songs): 5"RTR-0906 - Alf WILDMAN rec by Fred Hamer, Colesdon, Bedfordsh 1966: EFDSS VWML-003 cass-1989 -u-s-a - Orrin RICE Tenn 1943: AAFS L-12 - "The Pioneer Strain" broadcast introduced by Alan LOMAX, 1960 rec off air by PK: FTX-902 Horton BARKER (unacc) "You Old Blind Fool" - Coley JONES (voc/gtr) 1929 (COLUMBIA 14489D) FOLKWAYS FP253/ 7"RTR-0306/ FTX-911 "Drunkard's Special" - Jean JENKINS rec by PK, London: FTX-914 "Three Nights Drunk"- Percy RIDGE (unacc)rec by John Lomax, State Pen, Huntsville, Texas USA May 1934: ROUNDER CD-1821 1999 "Western Cowboy" - J.E.MAINER Band rec by Alan Lomax & Shirley Collins, Concord, NC Oct 1959: ROUNDER CD-1701 1997 "Three Nights Drunk" - Peggy SEEGER (voc/ gtr): ARGO ZFB-68 1967 (from E C Ball Galax Va) - Tom PALEY: ARGO ZFB-3 1969 "Five Nights Drunk" - Frank PROFITT Junior (voc/banjo): CLOUDLANDS (Tenn) CLC-008 1992 CASS-1356 "Four Nights Drunk"

CUCKOLDOM - "I find I am a cuckold - perchance we'll wear the horn" - D'URFEY 4 p108 (7v) "The Growth of Cuckoldom"

CUCKOO, THE - "The C is a pretty bird, she sings as she flies" - ROUD#413 - BSs incl SBG 6:188/ 6:189 - DUNCAN Ms W305 M39 & 383 "To a meeting one evening" - GREIG-DUNCAN Coll 1995 vol 6 #1157 pp220-222 5var 3v/3m - BARRETT EFS 1891 p81 ("sailors") - BARING GOULD (a) Mary Langworthy, Stoke Fleming 1892 (b) Robert Hard, S.Brent 1892 (c) sent by Frank Baer/ GCS 1895 pp2-6 2var SBG- HITCHCOCK FSWC 1974 p32-33 Robert Hard/ Mary Langworthy, Stoke Fleming, Devon 1892 - SHARP-MARSON FSS 3 - Sel Ed 1 pp48-49 - Schl Ser 7 - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #163 p623-30 Mrs Harriet Young, West Chinnock, Somerset 1905/ John Holt, Haselbury Plucknett, Som 1905/ Mrs Jarrett, Bridgwater, Som 1908/ Lizzie Welch, Hambridge Som 1904 1v/m/ Mrs Kathleen Williams, Drybrook, Gloucestersh 1921 1v/m/ Elizabeth Smitherd, Tewkesbury, Glos 1908/ Samuel Weekes, Priddy, Som 1905 1v/m/ Mrs Overd, Langport, Som 1909/ Mrs Beecher, Shipston-on-Stour, Warwicksh 1910 (m/o) - JFSS 4 1902 p208 Sussex "The Americans stole my truelove away" - JFSS 3:11 1907 p90-1 Hammond: Mrs Gale, Powerstock, Dorset 4 v/m - JFSS 6:21 1918 p14 Frederick Keel: Mr Baker, Thursley, Surrey 1v/m - HAMMOND FSOD 1908 - BUTTERWORTH FSSX 1913 pp12-13 Sussex - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p165 #395 Elijah Iles, Inglesham, Wiltsh (w/o)/ #127 Alice Barnett, Quenington, Gloucestersh (w/o) - HENRY SOP §479 (10v) #127 ns - OPIE ODNR 1951 #121 - REEVES IOP 1958 p97 Sharp: John Holt (w/o) - REEVES EC 1960 pp79-81 SBG: Robert Hard/ Hammond: Mrs Gulliver/ Gardiner: Wm Brown, Cheriton/ Moses Mills, Preston Candover, Hampsh 1907 (w/o) - DEARNLEY SCFS 1967 p7 Stockport Chesh - SEDLEY 1967 p118 Sam Henry & 1802 chapbook - PURSLOW WS 1968 p32 Hammond: Mrs Gulliford, Combe Florey, Somerset 1905 - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 p348 Charlie Phillips, Symondsbury, Dorset 1951 - McCOLL-SEEGER TSES 1977 p201-4 Caroline Hughes (gypsy) Dorset 1962-6 - ED&S 40:1 1978 p24 Hammond: Mrs Gulliford, Combe Florey, Som (text rearranged & augmented) - HOLLOWAY- BLACK LEBB 1979 2 p31 Pitts BS London (w/o) - PALMER EBECS 1979 #76 p140 Barrett --- SHARP App #140 - HENRY FSSH 1938 p278 Mary E King, Tenn 1929 (w/o) "I'm going to Georgia" - COX FSMWV 1939 pp37-8 Nell Calwell, WVa "A warning to girls" - COX p425 - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp237-239 Mrs Carrie Baber, Mo 1922/ Mrs Emma Dusenbury, Ark 1930 (w/o)/ Mrs Cinderella Kinnaird, Mo 1937 (w/o)/ Mrs Birdie McKellops, Mo 1942 2v (w/o) - CREIGHTON TSNS 1950 p143 - MORRIS FSOF 1950 pp364-6 Mrsw C S McClellan, Fla (w/o) - KARPELES FSFN 1971 p245 Joseph Jackman, Nfl 1930 - see also CUCKOO BIRD - JACK O DIAMONDS -- Dermot O Riordan rec by Alan Lomax 1951: 7"RTR-0590 & DAT announced bef in Gaelic - Bill WESTAWAY rec by PK, Belstone, Devon 26/5/52: RPL 17794 (2v) - Charlie PHILLIPS rec by PK, Symondsbury, Dorset: 7T-008/ FTX-015 (1st v only) - Dorothy FURBUR rec by Seamus Ennis, Heswall Cheshire 5/6/57: RPL LP 23494 - Reg GULLIFORD rec by PK, Combe Florey Somerset 1957 - Shirley COLLINS with John HASTED (banjo), Ralph RINZLER (gtr), Guy Carawan (gtr) rec by PK 1958 (ARGO): SEE FOR MILES SEE-212 1987 - Carolyne HUGHES (gypsy) rec by PK, Blandford, Dorset 1968: FTX-043 - PENTANGLE: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-205 1969 - Dave GOULDER: ARGO ZFB-10 1970 Sharp Anne BRIGGS: TOPIC 12-T-207 1971 Irish ? - Cyril TAWNEY: ARGO ZFB-87 1973 from Baring-Gould Devon - Andrew CRONSHAW (instrum): TRANSATLANTIC XTRA-1139 1974 --- Jean JENKINS (of Vermont, USA) rec by PK, London 1957: FTX-915 - Lena Bourne FISH rec by Frank & Anne Warner, East Jaffrey, NH USA 1940: FTX-922 (1v only) - Mrs Puckett rec by Maud Karpeles, Afton, Va USA Sept 1950: RPL 17141/ FTX-908 - Jean RITCHIE (+ dulc): COLLECTOR CLE-1201/ ELEKTRA EKLP-2 1952 2 versions/ rec IFMC Festival biarritz-Pamplona 1953: WESTMINSTER WL-5334 1954 with dulcimer/ (unacc voc & group): GREENHAYS GR-90725 1995 - Sandy PATON (with gtr) rec London COLLECTOR JEA 1958 (45 EP) New York version - Peggy SEEGER (with gtr): RPL LP 26265 (Unesco rec n/d) "A-walking & a talking"

CUCKOO, THE - A.M. BLUES - CUAICHIN GHLEANN NEIFIN - ("The (Little) Cuckoo of Glen Nephin") - CUACHA LONDUBH BUIDHE (Irish Gaelic) - CUICIN BINN - GOK SANGER - GWGW, Y (Welsh) - Dialect rec on FTX-450 "I heard the cuckoo this morning" (turns out to be a pidgeon)

CUCKOO BIRD, THE - - Clarence ASHLEY (voc/5-string banjo) 1928/ COLUMBIA 15409/ FTX-912 "The Coo-Coo Bird" - Hobart SMITH (vocal with 5-string banjo) rec by AL, Saltville, Va 1942: AFS 8723 A3/ ROUNDER 1799 2001 "The Cuckoo Bird"- Lisa TURNER (voc/banjo) rec by PK 1963 "Calling the tune #6 25/2/63 "The Cuckoo Bird" - Pete STANLEY (v/banjo) & Wizz JONES (gtr) rec by PK, London 9/4/64 4" - RTR#0409 (New Lost City Ramblers version)

CUCKOO AND THE NIGHTINGALE, THE - CATCH-ME-IF-YOU-CAN

CUCKOO CLOCK, THE - NUCLEAR DETERRENT, THE (Leon Rosselson)

CUCKOO HORNPIPE, THE - ALLAN #92 p23 (G) - BAYARD HCT #8 - COLE #8 p106 (D) - TWEED p40 (G) - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #46 p14 (D) -- Michael COLEMAN (fid with piano) rec USA 1921-36: VIVA VOCE d/cass 004 1991 "Murray's Fancy" - John & Vincent McCUSKER (fids) rec by PK, Kilcreevy, Co Armagh 31/5/52: RPL 18547/ FTX-372 - Seamus ENNIS (whistle): TRADITION TLP-1013 1958 [?]/ EMBER-2054 1964 - RAYMOND ROLAND Quartet (Ceili Band): EMBER EMB-3361 1965 aft "Cooley's" - Bob RUNDLE (whistle) & Tony FRANKLIN (gtr) rec by PK 1978: FTX-124 - COLEMAN Society: LEADER LEA-2044 1972/ CELTIC MUSIC CM-CD-048 1990 (Gift of Dave Bulmer March 2005) - Vin GARBUTT (whistle): LEADER LER-2081 1975 - Chris DRONEY (conc): TOPIC 12-TFRS-503 1975 - FAIRLANDS FAMILY BAND rec by Dave Byrne, Cheddar, Somerset: cass 1980 aft "Golden Eagle"

CUCKOO OF GLEN NEPHIN, THE - CUACHIN GHLEANN NEIFIN

CUCKOO WALTZ, THE - KOHLER 2 p112 "Cuckoo Valse" (A) -- Albert FARMER (one-man band: mel, cym, drum) rec Lingfield, Kent 1964: TOPIC 12-T-240 1974 - Charlie LINDSAY (tinker accordionist) rec by PK, Pitlochrie, Perthsh 1955: FTX-363 - Jimmy DIXON & Ron WHATMORE (harmonicas): TOPIC TSCD-659 Dances of S England

CUCKOO'S NEST, THE - "There grows a thorn bush in oor kail yard" - Seduction - ROUD#1506 - Bs "The Bonny Brier Bush" incl SBG 1,2:43- FORD VS 1899 p157 (no tune) "The Bonnie Brier Bush" (Ford, Burns and Lady Nairn all tried their hands at re-writing from the coarse original) - HOGG Jacobite Relics "Cuckoo's a bonny bird" - WILLIAMS ms from James Tanner, Bampton - PALMER EBECS 1979 #91 pp155-6 Bob Whitlock (w) heard from Oxford man with tune from John Clare Ms Northampton Pub Lib) - PORTER-GOWER 1995 pp203-4 from Jeannie Robertson "The Thorn Bush" & notes --- PEACOCK 1965 p259 - MAGPIE'S NEST - Tune see HAM-FAT MAN (Australian) - NAVVIE ON THE LINE - TIGHINN AIR AN SLIGHE (Scots Gaelic mouth music) -- John STRACHAN rec by Alan Lomax, Fyvie, Aberdeensh 1951: FTX-066 "Some like the lasses that's gay well dressed"/ "Songs of Seduction" ROUNDER 11661-1778-2 p2000 "Twa'n'Twa" - Kitty McLEOD, rec by Alan Lomax, Lewis 1951: FTX-301 (Scots Gaelic) - Jeannie ROBERTSON (tinker) of Aberdeen rec by PK, London 1/11/53: RPL 21083/ CAEDMON TC-1143/ TOPIC 12- T-158/ FTX-067 (2v only) & 301/ SAYDISC SDL-407 1994/"Songs of Seduction" ROUNDER 11661-1778-2 p2000 - Jimmy McBEATH rec by Jean Ritchie: COLLECTOR CLE 1201 - Alex MacDONALD, Lewis: RPL LP 23797 (sung in Gaelic) - Ewan MacCOLL "Wanton Muse" ARGO ZFB-67 1968 from Jeannie Robertson - Joe JONES (gypsy) rec Mike Yates Kent: TOPIC 12-TS-395 1985

CUCKOO'S NEST, THE - Hornpipe - BAYARD HCT 8/ DTF 292 p245 10var - BREATHNACH CRE 1 says: derives from ribald Elizabethan song: "Come ashore, Jolly Tar, and your trousers on" - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #221 p101 from Seamus Ennis (U-pipes) Dublin - BRODY p81 (D) - COLE #8 p106 "The Cuckoo Hornpipe" - KENNEDY FTB 1951 1 14/ 1994 #53 p16 (G) - KERR MM 3 #210 p24 Highland (A) "There grows a bonnie brier" -KERR 4 #282 p30 (D) & High strain of MM 4 #288 p31 "Lime Street" - KRASSEN p205 - Tunebook Ms 4/4 (D) 3 pts #206 p257 - MOYLAN 2 #33 p20 (D) from John O Leary (melodeon) - O'NEILL MOI #1733-4/ DMI #913 (G) 3pts alt: "The Mower" - ROCHE 1 #176 p68 "Magpie's Nest"/ 2 238 p19 "The Mower"/ 3 #170 p60 (G) 3pts - Sharp Ms - see MAGPIE'S NEST (sung to this tune) - Cf JACKY TAR (Hornpipe) -- Billy ANDERSON (piccolo) rec 1928: TOPIC 12-T-262 1975 - John J KIMMEL (mel) with piano Radio 2 Jan 1993 CASS-0488 (2var) - Paul SWEENEY (fid) rec Belfast 28/8/43: RPL 6372 (78) - Michael DOHERTY (fid) rec Irish Folklore Commission Donegal 1949: COMHAIRLE BHEALOIDEAS EIREANN CBE-002 d/cass 1990 bef "Paddy's Trip" - Paddy BREEN (vert flute) of Clare rec by PK, London 1950: FTX-078 - Robert JAMIESON (fid) rec by Pat Shaw, Baltasound, Shetland 1952: RPL 18652/ FTX-068 - Sean (John) MAGUIRE Senr (whistle) of Co Cavan rec by PK, Belfast 7/7/52: 7"RTR-0543/ RPL 18379/ FTX-376/ "Songs of Seduction" ROUNDER 11661-1778-2 p2000 - Paddy McCLUSKEY (fid) aged 73 rec by PK, Clough Mills, Co Antrim 5/8/53: RPL 21152 aft "Napoleon crossing the Alps" - Jimmy McBEATH, KITTY MacLEOD 1951 & Jeannie ROBERTSON 1954 (mouth music): FTX-301 - Jim COLEMAN (fid) in AS I ROVED OUT "Collector's" Radio prog 1956: bef "Princess Royal" - Bob RUNDLE (whistle) & Tony Franklin (guitar) rec by PK 1978: FTX-124

CUCKOO'S NEST, THE - Morris Dance Tune - PHILLIPS FCTB p14 from Dave Swarbrick -- Jim COLEMAN (fiddle) in AS I ROVED OUT Collector's Corner" London 31/1/54 with "Princess Royal": FTX-257 - Bert CLEAVER (pipe & tabor) playing Morris tune to Pete Seeger 9/6/54 - ORIGINAL RIVERSIDERS Skiffle Group (incl saxophone) rec by PK, CSH, London: RTR-0492 - Willie CLANCY (whistle): TOPIC 12-T-175 1967 - Dave SWARBRICK (fid): ELEKTRA BY-6030 1967 - DRUIDS: ARGO ZFB-22 1970 - YETTIES: ARGO ZFB-38 1972 - INN FOLK rec by PK, Dartington, Devon: FTX-095 (Morris tune coll Sharp) - MORRIS-ON: ISLAND HELP-5 1972 - John KIRKPATRICK & Co (Morris mouth-music): LEADER LER-2033 1972 - John KIRKPATRICK with Sue HARRIS, Martin CARTHY, Martin BRINSFORD & Fi FRASER: "Plain Capers" Morris Dances from the Cotswolds: FREE REED FRR-010 1976 Longborough, Glos version aft "Maid of the Mill" & bef "William & Nancy"

CUDDLE DOON - BAIRNIE'S CUDDLE DOON

CUDDLE IN, ME DARLIN - "My man says to me" - POLWARTH 1969 p5 South Shields, Durham

CUDDLY CLAW'D HER -- Colin ROSS (N-pipes): TOPIC 12-TS-278 1978

CUDDY ALONE - FROG'S WEDDING

CUDDY'S FANCY - LADY MONTGOMERY

CUFFE STREET - or OLD CUFFE STREET - Reel -- Johnny DOHERTY (fid) with Frank CASSIDY (fid) playing bass octaves rec by PK, Carrick, Co Donegal 13/8/53: RPL 19590/ FTX-370 - Simon DOHERTY (fid) rec by PK, Glenties, Co Donegal 1953: RPL 19594/ FTX-273 mis-labelled "Coffe Street" - Paddy LACHAN (fid) Donegal with bass octave (as Cassidy)

CUICIN A CHUAICHIN - (Cuckoo, little cuckoo) - Irish Gaelic song -- Mary O'HARA (+ harp): DECCA GES-1095 1973

CUICIN BINN, AN - "Sweet Little Cuckoo" - ROCHE 1 #63 p30 (Bm) 4/4

CUIL AODHA SLIDE, THE - CRANITCH #27 p135 12/8 (D)

CUILTEAN MARA - ROCKS OF RODEL (Hebridean)

CUILIN - comp in classic Irish ballad style by Dominic Behan - BEHAN Songbook -- Al O'DONNELL: LEADER LER-2073 1972

CUIR A CHODLADH - "An seanduine" (old man = the baby) - a lullaby in which the child is soothed to sleep by having its feet washed and a drop to drink, continuing with fresh meat, soup, a hen's egg and a pinch of butter - CROININ 2000 #43 pp94-5 -- Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Brian George, Ballyvourney, Co Cork 7/8/47: RPL 12614/ rec by Jean Ritchie & George Pickow/ FOUR COURTS CD-2 #2 - Seamus ENNIS rec by Joan Halifax Aug 1964: ROUNDER 1719 1998 "A warm drink for the baby"

CUISLE MO CHROIDHE - Air - ROCHE 1 #59 p29 (G) 3/4

CULLODEN - Inverness-sh - BATTLE OF CULLODEN

CULLODEN DAY - 4/4 March - KERR MM 3 #415 p46 (##A)

CULLODEN MOOR - GREIG-DUNCAN 1 p332-4 4var - see INVERNESS GATHERING

CUMAR NA CATHRACH - Reel - ROCHE 3 #75 p23 (Am)

CUMBERLAND - see also CARLISLE - LAKE DISTRICT & WESTMORELAND - ALSTON FLOWER SHOW - CAMPBELL THE ROVER - CANNY CUMBERLAND - ENLISTED COLLIER - FLOWER OF FRANCE - GILSLAND HORNPIPE - HORN OF THE HUNTER - IRTHING WATER HOUNDS - IT'S NOBBUT ME (Poem) - JOE BOWMAN - LION'S DEN - NAY NOT A BIT ON'T - THACKER'S HORSES - TRIP TO CARLISLE - WELTON HUNT -- Recordings see AREA Listing

CUMBERLAND AND THE MERRIMAC, THE - "Was on a Monday morning just at the break of day" - March 8 1862 - Union sailors fight gallantly aboard the Cumberland but their shots cannot harm the ironclad Merrimac - they are rammed and sunk with stars and stripes flying - LAWS #A-26 NAB 1950/64 p131 "The Cumberland or Good Ship Cumberland" - ROUD #630 --- CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp282-3 from Ben Henneberry, Devil's Island, Nova Scotia - BROWN 2 1952 p530 "Cumblom" - CAZDEN 2 1958 p85 - PEACOCK SNO 3 pp909-10 from Mr & Mrs Hoven, Fogo, Newfoundland - WARNER TAFS 1984 #11 p65-7 John Galusha - see also CUMBERLAND'S CREW -- John GALUSHA rec by Frank & Anne Warner, Minerva, NY 1940: FTX-921/ APPLESEED APR-CD-1035 2000 - Frank WARNER with Jeff & Gerret: MINSTREL JD-204 1976

CUMBERLAND CREW, THE - "Now comrades assemble and listen to my ditty" (to fight heroically until ship is rammed and sunk by The (iron-clad) Merrimac - Sea battle off Virginia coast - LAWS #A-18 NAB 1950/64 p127 gives full list of many versions - ROUD#707 - RANSON SOWC 1948 p106 - PALMER RVW 1983 #60 p95-7 Mr Crist, Kings Lynn, Norfolk 1905 --- Delaney's Song Book No.2 (1893) p.23 - DEAN FC 1922 p36-7 - GRAY SBML 1924 p162-5 references - RICKABY BSSB 1926 #39 - SHOEMAKER, North Pennsylvania Minstrelsy (2nd edn.) pp.211-212 - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 #113 p244-6 - CAZDEN, Abelard Folk Song Book pt.1 pp.20-21 - SILBER, Soldier Songs & Home-Front Ballads (1964) pp.24-25 - FOWKE SSBNC 1981 pp102-3 Fenwick Hatt Ms, NS (w/o) -- James HENDERSON, rec by James M Carpenter Dundee: FTX-141 - Judge Hand rec by Alan Lomax, Washington, DC 1942: ROUNDER CD-1500 1997 "Iron Merrimac" - John GALUSHA rec Warners, Minerva, NY 1940: FTX-921 - Stanley BABY rec by Edith Fowke, Toronto, Ont 1964: (FOLKWAYS FE-4018 `Songs of the Great Lakes')

CUMBERLAND GAP - "Come on, boys, we'll take a little nap" - ROUD#3413 - LOMAX: American Ballads & Folk Songs pp.274-276 - BROWN: North Carolina Folklore 3 p.381 - THOMAS: Devil's Ditties (1931) pp.136-138 - RANDOLPH: Ozark Folk Songs 3 p.264 - Journal of American Folklore 49 (1936) pp.241-242 -- Blind James HOWARD rec by Alan Lomax, Harlan, Ky 1933: Library of Congress AAFS recording #77 A1 - Guy CARAWAN (voc/ banjo) rec by PK, London 1957: FTX-919 - Frank PROFITT (voc/ gtr) rec by Frank & Anne Warner, Beech Mt., Watauga Co., NC 1959: FTX-933 & FTX-927 -- Lonnie DONEGAN: PICKWICK Hallmark HMA-204 1956/65

CUMBERLAND GAP - Appalachian Mountain Dance- BRODY p82 (G) discog - LOMAX ? -- C B WOHLFORD (5 str banjo) rec by Maud Karpeles, Marion, Va, USA Sept 1950 - SUGARLOAF SHELTONS (5 str banjo/ fid & gtr) rec by MK Alleghany NC 12/8/55: RPL 23801/ FTX-907 - Franklin GEORGE (banjo) Bluefield, W Virginia: SAYDISC Matchbox SDM-229 1972 - Ira BERNSTEIN (clogging) with Jemmy (voc/ fid) & Evo (voc/ acc) BLUESTEIN rec NY 1989 CASS 0817 - Dent WIMMER (banjo) Floyd, Floyd Co Va 8/8/79 VWML-007 d/CASS 1026 1992 "Crazy about Song" rec Mike Yates

CUMBERLAND LONG EIGHT - WITHIN A MILE OF EDINBURGH

CUMBERLAND REEL, THE - KING OF THE CANNIBAL ISLANDS

CUMBERLAND'S CREW, THE - "Shipmates come gather..." - LAWS#A-18 - ROUD#707 - THOMPSON BB&B pp358-60 - EMRICH FLAL 1937 pp426-8 - DOERFLINGER SSL 1972 pp133-6 - DEAN FC pp36-7 - CREIGHTON SBNS pp244-6 - FOWKE SS&B pp102-3 - PALMER RVW pp95-7 - RANSON SOWC pp106-7 -- James Henderon rec by James M Carpenter, Dundee, Angus c1928: FTX-141 - George Vinton Graham rec by Sidney Robertson Cowell, San Jose, Calif 19348: ALC 3815A - Orlo BRANDON rec b7y Edith Fowke, Peterborough, Ont., Can 1964: FOLKWAYS FE 4018 Songs of the Great Lakes

CUMHA DO DHUILLEAN SISCAL - (Lament for William Chisholm) - Scots Gaelic -- Flora McNEIL, Barra rec by Alan Lomax 14/1/51: 7"RTR- 0175/ DAT/ EMBER FA-2055 1968/ ROUNDER CD-1743

CUMILUM - RIDE A MILE

CUMULATIVE - BARLEY MOW - BITCHON BITCHETTE - CHRISTMAS PRESENTS - COCKS AND HENS - FARMYARD SONG - HAVE YOU COME DOWN THE PIGRIM'S WAY ? (G Miles) - HERE'S TO GOOD OLD - I HAD AN AUNTIE MONICA (K) - I TOUCHED HER ON THE TOE - JOLLY GOSS HAWK - I'LL SING YOU ONE-O - MATTHEW THE MILLER - OLD AUNT KATE (USA) - OLD WITCH WOMAN (Story) - ONE MAN WENT TO MOW - SI J'AVAIS LES SOULIERS - STICK STICK BEAT THE DOG - TREE SONG - TWELVE APOSTLES - WHEN I FIRST CAME TO THIS LAND (USA) - WHEN THE BOYS BARGED IN - WILD MAN OF BORNEO

CUNNAMULLA STOCKMAN'S JIG - Australian -- FLOWERS & FROLICS rec "Empress of Russia" Islington London: FREE REED FRR-016 1977 aft "Mc Carty" & bef "Manchester Galop"

CUNNING COBBLER, THE - COBBLER AND THE BUTCHER'S WIFE

CUNNING FOX, THE - comp by DD -- David DODDS: FTX-124

CUNNING OLD TRAITOR, THE - Holme Valley Hunt Songbook -- Pete COE (+conc & ch): LEADER LER-2098 1976

CUNNINGHAM'S FANCY - Reel - O'NEILL MOI #1290/ DMI #555 (Am ending C)

CUNNLA - Irish Gaelic Song/ Engl Transl/ Jig - "O my love, don't come any nearer me - who is down there tapping at the window?" English transl by Seamus Ennis - Tune is THE FRIEZE BREECHES (jig) - LOESBURG 1986 #1 p15 -- Mary JOYCE (16) Carraroe Galway (sung in Gaelic) COLUMBIA SL-204 1952/ ROUNDER CD-1742 1998 (RPL rec) - Joe HEANEY (Gaelic): TOPIC 12-T-91 1963 - PLANXTY: POLYDOR Super 2383-186 1973 (S) (Ennis transl) - Tommy DEMPSEY (voc/ gtr): LEADER LER- 2090 1976 with mouth music following song - Mike SHAIL & EEZUM SQUEEZUM (in Engl) rec by PK, Totnes, Devon 1979: FTX-127 - Sean McDONAGH (unacc) Junr Galway CIC-006 1988/ CASS-0902

CUP OF OLD STINGO - STINGO

CUP OF POISON - POISON IN A GLASS OF WINE

CUP OF TEA, THE - Reel (Em/D) - BREATHNACH CRE 2 #278 p142 (D) - COLE #2 p9 (D) - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #85 p22 (D) - KERR MM 2 #220 p25 "The cup of tay" & Cf MM 3 #144 p17 "A wee cup o' tea" (Em) - Tunebook Ms R174 p327 (Em/D) "The Ladies cup of tea" - LEVEY 1 #69 p27 (D/Em) "The Unfortunate Cup of Tea" - MITCHELL #107 p84 (D) 3pts - MOYLAN 2 #68 p38 3pts from John O Leary (melodeon) - O'NEILL DMI #792 (not in MOi) (D) 3pts - SULLIVAN 1 p22 (D) 3pts "The Cup of tea" -- May KEOGH (fid) with Tommy DEMPSEY (acc): GAEL-LINN CEF-017 1967 - Sean MAGUIRE (fiddle) with Eileen HUNTER (piano) & Pat CONROY & Steve Cooney (guitar) CELTIC MUSIC CM-CD-048 1990 (Gift of Dave Bulmer Mar 2005) bef "The White Leaf"

CUPBOARD LOVE - GREASY COOK

CUPID THE PLOUGHBOY - "As I walked out one May morning" sees ploughboy breaking clods so turns down a gent to marry him - LAWS #O-7 ABBB 1957 pp229-230 - ROUD#986 (#1714 Harry Upton) - Bss - BARRETT EFS 1891 p29 "Cupid the Pretty P" - BARING GOULD SOW#75 (words rewritten) (a) Robert Hard, S.Brent (b) J Watts Thrushelton/ J Parsons - JFSS 3:11 1907 pp109-10 Hammond: Henry Marsh, Upwey, Dorset 1907 - JFSS 4:17 1913 pp336-8 Butterworth: Jim Wilson, Askham Bryan, Yorksh 1907/ Mr Young, Bilborough, Yorksh 1908 (m/o)/ RVW: Mrs Verrall, Monks Gate, Sussex 1904 1v/m - REEVES EC 1960 p83 Baring Gould: James Parsons, Devon 1888/ Hammond: Henry Marsh, Powerstock, Dorset 1907 (w/o) - BROCKLEBANK-KINDERSLEY DBFS 1966 p15 HAMMOND: Henry Marsh - PALMER RVW 1983 #106 p162-3 Mr & Mrs Verrall, (with illustr of "Cupid's Tryumph") --- RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp344-5 Marcus Freck, Ill 1925 "Lone the Plow-boy" - CAREY ASS 1976 pp40-1 1777-9 Timothy O Connor Ms Sailor's Songbook (American rebel in English prison) "The Pretty P" -- Harry UPTON rec by Mike Yates Sussex: TOPIC 12-TS-285 1976/ TSCD-655 "Rich Lady Gay" - Walter PARDON rec by Mike Yates, Knapton, Norfolk: TOPIC 12- TS-392 1982 (with interesting note)

CUPID'S CHAINS - "Come all you pretty maids" - ROUD#2104 - BARING GOULD Ms #101 "As Lovely Nancy sore lamenting" - BARING GOULD GCS 1895 pp24-5 Elizabeth Burgoyne, Modbury, Devon (words rewritten)/ ("Come all you pretty maidens")/ pp86-7 (words re-written except first line) - HAGGARD IWBN 1935 pp36-7 Norfolk (w/o) "The Legend of the Swaffham Tinker" ("John Chapman was a tinker who lived in Swaffham Town" Norfolk) - dream - London Bridge

CUPID'S DARTS - ALL YOU THAT'S PIERCED BY CUPID'S DARTS

CUPID'S GARDEN - "Twas down in C G for pleasure I did walk" - LAWS #M-12 ABBB 1957 p196 "The Apprentice Sailor" - ROUD#297 (& #903 "Prentice Boy") - VOC LIB 1822 p539 (w/o) - CHAPPELL CNA 1838 #98 "I love a sailor bold"/ PMOT 1858 #727 - LONG DIOW 1886 pp128-9 (w/o) - Tunebook Ms 4/4 (D) #129 p221 m/o "Covent Garden" - ASHTON RSS 1891 #68 (w/o) - STOKOE-REAY 1899 pp186-7 "Twas down in CG" - BARING GOULD GCS 1895 p50 - FORD VS 1899 2 p100 - GREIG-DUNCAN 5 1995 #970 pp96-8 (4var) 9v/3m "Covent's Garden" - SHARP Cf 1 p15 Louis Hooper & Lucy White - JFSS 2 1906 pp195-6 Mrs Verrall, Monks Gate, Sussex 1904 - MERRICK Sussex 1912 - WILLIAMS #455 David Sawyer, Ogbourne, Wiltsh (w/o) "The Lady and her Apprentice boy"/ #487 Mrs Phillips, Burton, Wiltsh (w/o) - KIDSON GEF 1926 p98-99 - HENRY SOP #729/ HUNTINGTON 1990 pp446-7 Charles McIlvreavy, Coleraine, Co Derry 1937 "The Apprentice Boy" - COPPER SESB 1971 p252-3 Family, Rottingdean, Sussex - PURSLOW FD 1974 p20-1 Gardiner: Miss King, Lyndhurst, Hampsh 1906 (with note about version in HUGHES 1858 "The Scouring of the White Horse") --- MACKENZIE BSSNS 1928 pp88-9 Alexander Harrison, NS (w/o) "The Prentice Boy" - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp92-93 Ben Henneberry, NS "Prentice Boy" - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp429-431 Leila Morse, Missouri 1925 (w/o) - THOMPSON PS 1958 pp54-6 Stevens-Douglass Ms NY 1841-56 "The Prentice Boy" - HUNTINGTON SWS 1964 p92-4 ships log 2var: 1767/ 1828 (w/o) "Covent Garden" - CREIGHTON FSSNB 1971 pp61-2 Wm Ireland 1954-60 6 -- Harry COX rec Potter Heigham, Norfolk 18/12/45: RPL 17231 "So I boldly stepped up to her" - Jim COPPER rec by PK, Rottingdean, Sussex 1/8/51 - Bob & Ron COPPER rec by PK, London 2/2/55: RPL 21544/ rec by PK, Peacehaven 9/3/55: EFDSS LP 1002/ FOLK LEGACY FSB-19/ FTX-081/ TOPIC TSCD-534 2001 - Bob COPPER (with E-concertina): FTX-239 - Annie Jane KELLY rec by PK, Keady Co Armagh 30/7/52: 7"RTR-0552/ RPL 18536/ FTX-514 "The Laurel Wear" - Cliff YELDHAM rec Joy Hyman Thaxted, Essex 24-25/11/62: RPL LP 29820/ FTX-040 "Kimred's Garden" - Joy HYMAN (voc/gtr) rec London 1961: RPL LP 27099 (coll from Cliff Yeldham) - Tony ENGLE & Peta WEBB (OAK): TOPIC 12-TS-212 1971 - TROTTO (instrum): FOREST TRACKS FT-6004 cass/ FREE REED FRR-005 1976

CUPID'S TREPAN - BONNY BOY

CUPID'S WALTZ - KENNEDY FTB I p34 "Minehaha Waltz" - Tune used for Children's singing game: "Poor Mary sits a-weeping" - Tunebook Ms (G) #52 pp462-3 "The Duchess of Bedford's Fancy" -- KENNEDY FAMILY Band rec 1968: 041 - Bob RUNDLE (mel) rec by PK 1978: FTX-124

CURE FOR THE MARE, A - Story - quart of pink paraffin -- Emma VICKERS rec Fred Hamer: EFDSS VWML-003 cass

CURES - FOLKLORE

CURFEW -- Recordings see SUBJECTS Listing

CURIOSITY - "The wonderful globe" Ch: "O how curious - wonderfully curious" - ED&S 41:1 1979 p10 Mike Yates: Cyril Minn, Witney, Oxon 6/6/75

CURL THE WIG - Triple Jig (Gm) - COLE p51 (Gm) "Leather the Wig" - HAYWOOD #10 p5 (Am) "The Wig" - Tunebook Ms (Am) #183 p74 - O NEILL MOI #1136/ DMI #424 (G with no F#) "A Whack at the Whigs" alt: "Leather the wig" - ROCHE 2 #263 p27 (bG) "A Whack at the Whigs"

CURLEW, THE - Scots Pipe Jig -- Angus GRANT (H-fid) with William LAURIE (P-acc) & John Mc INTYRE (bass): TOPIC 12-TS-347 1978 aft "The Goatherd"

CURLEW, THE - Irish Reel -- ALTAN on Radio 2 8/2/90 CASS-30-0883

CURLEW HILLS - Barn Dance -- James MORRISON (fid) & others rec New York 1921-1935: TOPIC 12-T-390 1980 with "Peach Blossoms"

CURLY-HAIRED BOY, THE - Reel -- James BYRNE (fid) Donegal: CLADDAGH 4-CC-44 1987 cass follows "Ri Mhin na salach"

CURLY HEAD OF HAIR - "You asked me for to sing a song" - ROUD#2804 - WARNER TAFS 1984 pp121-122 Steve Wadsworth, Wadsworth, NY 1969

CURLY HEADED PLOUGHBOY, THE - "five years ago was I" - Bs by John FORD of Chesterfield 1830s (Roy Palmer Reprint 2001) "Flaxen-headed Cow boy or Plough Boy" - WILLIAMS #698 (w/o) "Run-a-dum-dum"

CURLY HEADED PLOUGHBOY, THE - 2/4 Morris & Country Dance tune - KERR MM 3 #382 p42 (D) "The Plough Boy" - WESTROP #13 p5 (C & G) "The Plough Boy" Country Dance -- "Fanny" FRYER (mel) with Abingdon Morris, rec by PK, London 12/5/56: RPL LP 23926/ FTX-116 - OLD SWAN BAND FREE REED FRR-011 1976 bef "Quaker" & "Three Around Three"

CURLY LOCKS, CURLY LOCKS - "wilt thou be mine?" - Nursery Rhyme - WILSON p104 (with dance descr) -- Nursery Rhymes arr Nigel Pegrum & Vince Cross 1989 CASS-1173

CURLY MIKE - Reel - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #109 p54 (Dm)

CURLY WILLIAMS - "Now there is a bloke whose name is CW" - about a poor man who landed up in Wormwood Scrubs prison - PALMER TOTT 1974 p246 coll by George Ewart-Evans from James Knights (b 1880) Wooidbridge, Suffolk 28/3/68 -- Gordon TYRRALL (voc/ gtr) Punch Music PM-001 1993

CUROO, CUROO - Carol -- CLANCY BROTHERS (Tom, Pat, Liam & Bob): SHENACHIE-52017 1987

CURRAGH OF KILDARE, THE - see also WINTER'S GONE AND PAST - DONNELLY AND COOPER (Boxing Match fought on the Curragh) -- Eddie FUREY (voc/gtr) & Finbar (U-pipes): TRANSATLANTIC TRA-168 1968 (M) - Noel MURPHY & group: VILLAGE THING VTS-025 1972 - Barry LAING Kent-Sussex: ERON-002 1974 - Instrumental DAMBUSTER DAM 003/ CASS-0348

CURRAGH RACES, THE - Reel (Am) - BREATHNACH CRE 1 #103 p44 - MITCHELL #116 p89 alt: "The Maid in the Cherry Tree" from Willie Clancy (U-pipes) - O'NEILL MOI #1276/ DMI #544 -- Frank LEE'S TARA CEILIDH Band: REGAL ZONOPHONE MR-386 (78 rpm) CASS- 0892 aft "The Scholar"

CURRY RIVEL - Somerset - see ASHEN FAGGOT/ RICHARDS, Sid - WASSAIL

CURSED SON OF GWYDION, THE - Epic Storey from 4th branch of the Mabinogi -- Hugh LUPTON: FTX-306

CURSES - NELL FLAHERTY'S DRAKE - SINNERING O ME

CUSHIE BUTTERFIELD - CATCHSIDE-WARRINGTON - SEDLEY 1967 p35 -- Bob DAVENPORT & The RAKES with Jack ARMSTRONG (fid) rec by PK, London 1963: CONCERT HALL SVSC-2339 1970/ FTX-330 - HIGH LEVEL RANTERS at National Garden Festival, Gateshead, on Radio 2 27/7/90 CASS #1034 with recitation

CUSHION DANCE, THE - see BABBITY BOWSTER

CUSHLA GEAL MOCHREE - A CUSHLA GEAL MOCHREE

CUSHOGUE - Reel -- Seamus ENNIS (U-pipes): CLADDAGH (TARA) TA-1002 1973 aft "Stay for another while" & "I have no money"

CUSK OW WHEGYN - orig Cornish lullaby -- Richard GENDALL (voc + guitar): FTX-125

CUSTARD - COWARDY COWARDY CUSTARD

CUSTER'S LAST CHARGE - LAST FIERCE CHARGE

CUSTOM GAP, THE - JUG OF PUNCH (Reel)

CUSTOM HOUSE, THE - Jig - COLE p78 (G ends A)

CUSTOMS - BARROWING - BARTLE - BEATING THE BOUNDS - BURNING - CHEESE ROLLING - CANDLEMAS - CAROLS - CHRISTMAS - CLAMEUR D'HARO - COB-COALING - CLEMENCY - COMMON RIDING - CRYING THE NECK - DANCING BOOTHS - FOOTBALL - FUNERALS - GARLAND DAY - GOOD FRIDAY SKIPPING - GRANDE CHARRUE - GROTTOES - GUY FAWKES - HALLOWEEN - HARVEST - HAXEY HOOD - HOBBY HORSES - HOLLANTIDE - HORNS - HORN DANCERS - HUNTING THE WREN - JACK-IN-THE-GREEN - KEENING - KNOCKER-UPPERS - LAMB ALES - LAMBEG DRUMS - LENT - MARBLES - MARI LWYD - MAY - MIDSUMMER - MILK-A-PUNCH - MORRIS - MUMMERS - NEW YEAR - OLD TUP - PACE-EGGING - PENNY HEDGE - PLOUGH JAGS - POOR OLD MAN (Dead Horse Ceremony) - PUCK FAIR - RIDING THE STANG - ROUGH MUSIC - RUSH BEARING - SANDING - SHROVETIDE - SOUL-CAKING - SWINGING THE FIREBALL - SWORD - THREAD THE NEEDLE - WASSAIL - WEDDINGS - WELL-DRESSING - Children - APRIL FOOL'S DAY - ASH WEDNESDAY - BALL GAMES - BUS TICKETS - CHRISTMAS - CONDOLENCES - COINCIDENCES - COLOURS - COUNTING - EASTER - GOOD FRIDAY - GROTTOES - GUY FAWKES - HOT CROSS BUNS - KISSING FRIDAY - LOVE SIGNS - MAY DAY - MISCHIEF NIGHT - MOLLY DANCERS - PACE-EGGING - PINCH AND PUNCH - ROYAL OAK DAY - VALENTINE

CUSTOMS - NEW YEAR - Kirkwall Orkney: "Ba' Game"(Jan 1st & Christmas Day) - Bideford, Devon: "Andrew's Dole" - Oxford: "Need le & Thread Distribution" - Castlemorton, Worcs (6m S of Malvern). "Winsbury Dole" - Burghead, Morayshire (7m NW of Elgin): "Burning the Clavie" (Tar-barrel Custom) - Carhampton, Somerset (3m SW of Minehead): "Wassailing" - Lerwick, Shetland: "Up-helly-aa" (Torch-tight procession & Burning Viking Boat) - Biggar, Lanarksh: "New Year's Eve Bonfire" - Allendale, Northumb: "Tar Barrel Parade" & guizers - Comrie, Tayside Perthsh: "New Years Eve Flambeau procession" (large torches) - Stonehaven, Kincardinesh: "Swinging the Fireball" (New Year's Eve)

CUSTOMS - JANUARY - Haxey, Lincs: "Hood" (Game on Jan 8th but songs from Dec 31st) - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London: "Baddeley Cake" (Jan 6th) - Goathland, N Yorks: "Plough Stots" (Sat after Jan 6th) - Exeter, Devon & Chichester, Hants: Cathedrals: "Blessing the plough" (Sun after 6th) - Guildford, Surrey: "Dicing for the maid's money" (29th or near) - "Wittlesea Straw Bears"-Wisbech Lincs, (2nd W/E)

CUSTOMS - FEBRUARY - Wooton, Surrey: "Forty Shilling" bequest (2nd) - Woodbridge, Suffolk: "Carlow's Charity" (2nd) - St Ives, Cornwall: "Hurling the silver ball" (Mon of Candlemas 2nd) - Blidworth, Notts (4m SW of Mansfield): "Cradle Rocking" in church Sun nearest 2nd) - Dalston, London: "Clown's Service" (1st Sun) - Holborn, London: "Blessing the throats", Etheldredas Church (3rd) - Kings Lynn, Norfolk: "Mart" Tuesday fair (14th) - Norham, Northumb (7m SW of Berwick) "Blessing Salmon nets" Pedwell Beach 15mins bef midnight) - Aldgare, London: "Sir John Cass" service (20th or near)

CUSTOMS - SHROVETIDE - Olney, Bucks "Pancake Race" (Shrove Tuesday) - St Pauls, London "Shrove Cakes & Ale" service (ST) - Westminster School, London: "Pancake Greaze" (ST) - Scarborough, N Yorks: "Shovetide skipping" on seafront (ST) - Purbeck Marblers, Corfe, Dorset "Annual Meeting" (ST) - Alnwick, Northumb: "Shrovetide Football" (ST) - Ashbourne, DerbyshL "Royal Shrovetide Football" (2 days: ST & Ash Wednesday) - Atherstone, Warwicksh: "Shrovetide Football" (ST) - Sedgfield, Durham: "Shrovetide Football" (ST) - St Columb Major, Cornwall: "Hurling the Silver Ball" between Town & Country (2 days: ST & 2nd Sat following) - Jedburgh, Roxburghsh: "Jethart Ba'" (Hurling-type street football)(Thurs following Fastern Een but sometimes Ash Wed) - Bainbridge N Yorks: "Horn curfew" (10 pm every night between Michaelmas & ST)

CUSTOMS - MARCH - Lanark: "Lanimer Day" Riding (1st) - Burghead, Kincardinesh: "Whuppity Scorrie" ("Swing the fireball") - Goldsmiths Hall, London: "Pyx Trial of Minted coins" - near South Dalton, Yorksh (3m E of Market Weighton): "Kiplingcotes Derby" (3rd Thurs) - Tichborne, Hants: "Tichborne Dole"(25th) - Old Bolingbroke, Lincs "Candle Auction" - Stockbridge, Hants: "Court Leet"

CUSTOMS - APRIL - St Andrew Undershaft, London "Sir John Stow's Quill Pen" (5th or near)_- Lichfield, Staffs: "St George's Court"(23rd) - Morpeth, Northumb: "Boundary Riding"(Thurs nearest 25th) - London Walk from Old Bailey to Tyburn (Marble Arch) (Last Sun) - Wirksworth, Derbysh: "Barmoot Court" (also in Oct)

CUSTOMS - EASTER - Hentland, Hoarwithy, Kings Caple & Sellack near Ross & Hereford: Distr of "Pax Cakes" (Palm Sunday bef Easter) - Tinsley Green, Sussex: "Marble Championship" (Good Friday) - Alciston, Sussex: "Good Friday skipping" (GF) - Calder, W Yorks: "Pace-Egg Play" (GF) - Liverpool Docks: "Burning Judas"(GF) - Workington, Cumb: "Uppies & Downies" street football GF, Easter Tues & Sat) - Bromley-by-Bow: "The Widow's Bun" (GF)- St Margararet's Hope, S Ronaldsay, Orkney: "Boy's Ploughing Match" on beach - Brighouse. WYorks: "Pace Egg Play"(ESat)_- Bacup, Lancs: "Royal Britannia Coconut Dancers"(ESat) - Radley, Oxon: "Church Clipping" (Esun) - Regent's Park, London "Harness Horse Parade" (Emon) - Preston, Lans: "Egg Rolling" (Emon) - Dunstable, Beds: "Orange Rolling" (Emon)- Biddenham, Kent "Chulkhurst Charity" (Emon) - Hallaton, Leics: "Hare Pie Scramble & Bottle Kicking" (Emon) - Bourne, Lincs: "Running Auction" (Emon) - Barwick-in-Elmet, W Yorks: "Maypole" lowered for repairs Emon every 3 yrs) - Bristol: Distrib of "Tuppeny Starvers" (Tues aft) - Keevil, Wilts: "Tayler Charity" (Wed aft) - Ratcliff Culey, Leics (1m NE of Atherstone): "Setting the lanes" at Gate Inn (arranging grazing rights) (Thu aft) - Reading, Berks: "Maid's Charity" (Thu aft) - Hungerford, Berks: "Hocktide Ceremony" (2nd Tue aft)

CUSTOMS - MAY -Magdalen Tower, Oxford: "May hymn singing" (1st) - Padstow, Cornwall: "Obby Horse" (Apr 30th & May 1s) - Minehad, Somerset: "Sailor's Horse" (bef & aft 1st) - Gawthorpe, W.Yorks (E of Dewsbury): "May Day" - Chorlton-on-Otmoor, Oxon (6m N of Oxford): "Garland Ceremony" - Berwick-on-Tweed: "Riding the Bounds" - Knutsford, Ches: "Royal May Day" (1st Sat) - Munlochy Bay, Inverness (7m N of Inverness & 4m W of Culloden): "Clootie" Well visiting - Ickwell Green, Beds (6m E of Bedford): "May Day" - Helston, Cornwall: "Furry Day" (8th) - Etwall, Derbysh: "Well dressing" (2nd wk) - Hayes Common, Kent (2nd Sat) "May Festival" - Chester: "North West Morris" (mid nr Rogationtide) - Abbotsbury, Dorset: "Garland Day" (13th) - Newbiggin, Northumb: "Freeholder's Meeting" (Wed nearest 18th) - Meriden, Warwksh: "Cyclists Service" Sun nearest 21st) - Rye, Sussex: "Mayoring Day & Hot pennies" (23rd) - Hastings, Sussex: "Blessing the Sea" (nr end) - Chelsea Hospital, London: "Founder's Day" (29th) - Fownhope, Herefordsh: "Oak Apple Day" (29th or following Sat) - Worcester: "Oak Apple Day" decorations (29th) - Aston-on-Clun, Shropsh (8m NW of Ludlow): "Arbor Day" tree dressing (29th) - Castleton, Derbysh: "Garland Day" (29th) - Gt Wishford, Wilts (5m NW of Salisbury): "Groveley Day" (29th) - High Wycombe, Bucks: "Weighing the Mayor" (late in month) - Endon, Staffs (4m SW of Leek): "Well dressing" (end of month)

CUSTOMS - WHITSUNTIDE (Spring Bank Holiday) - Wirksworth, Derbysh: "Well dressing" (9 wells) - Bampton & Headingtion, Oxon: "WhitsuntideMorris" - Coopers Hill, Glos: "Cheese Rolling" - Bellerby, N.Yorks (6m S of Richmond): "Feast Day" - Wellow, Notts (10m NW of Newark): "Maypole Dancing" - Lichfield, Staffs: "Court of Arraye & Greenhill Bower" - Manchester: "Whit Walks" - Kingsteinton, Devon: "Ram Roasting Fair" - Laugharne, Camarthen: "Common Walk" (2000 & every 3 yrs) - Corby, Northants: "Pole Fair" (every 20 years next in 2002) - Pinner, Mddx: Street fair (Wed aft) - Chipping Camden, Glos "Scuttlebrooke Wake" (Sat aft) - St Briavels, Glos "Bread & Cheese Dole" (Sun) - St Mary Redcliff, Bristol: "Rush Sunday" (Sun)

CUSTOMS - ASCENSIONTIDE - Whitby, N Yorks: "Planting the Penny Hedge" (Asc Eve) - Wicken, Northants: "Love Feast" (Asc Day) - Tissington, Derbysh: "Well dressing"(AD) - Bisley, Glos: "Blessing the Well" (AD) - Lichfield, Staffs: Beating Cathedral bounds" (AD) - Oxford: "Beating the bounds" (AD) - Eton College, Berks: "Wall Game between Collegers and Oppidans" (also Sat nearest St Andrews Day Nov 30th) - St Ives, Cambs: "Dicing for bibles" (Whit Mon) - Saddleworth, Lancs: "Whit-walks & brass band concert" (Whit Fri) - Kirtlington, Oxon: "Lamb Ale" (1st w/e aft Trinity)

CUSTOMS - JUNE - West Linton, Peeblesh: "Common Riding & Whipman Play" (1st wk) - Neston, Chesh: "Ladies Walking Day" (1st Thu) - Southwold, Suffolk: "Trinity Fair" (2nd wk) - Appleby, Cumbria: "Gypsy Horse Fair"(2nd Wed) - Hawick, Roxburghsh: "Common Riding"(Fri aft 2nd Mon) - Lanark: "Lanimer Common Riding" Thu bet 6th & 12th) - Dunmow, Essex: "Flitch Trial" (Sat mid-June Leap Year only) - Abingdon, Oxon: "Mock Mayor of Ock Street" (Sat aft 19th) - Selkirk: "Common Riding" (3rd wk) - Peebles & Melrose: "Common Riding" (3rd wk) - Appleton, Chesh (3m S of Warrington): "Bawming the Thorn" (3rd Sat) - Dumfries: "Guid Nychburris" Common Riding (Wk incl 24th) - Youlgreave, Derbysh: "Well dressing" (Sat nearest 24th) - Winster, Derbysh: Morris dancing (1st Sat aft aft Sun aft 24th) - Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk: "Jankyn Smith Bequest" (last Thu) - Barrowden, Leics (6m SW of Stamford): "Rush-strewing" (28th) - Warcop, Westmorland: "Rush-bearing" (29th) - Bakewell, Derbysh: "Well dressing" (last Sat) - Warringrton, Ches: "Walking Day" (Fri nearest 30th) - Ashburton, Devon: "Ale-tasting" (last wk) - Galashiels, Selkirksh: "Braw Lads Gathering" (last wk) - Newcastle "Town Moor Fair" (last wk)

CUSTOMS - JULY - Duns, Berwicksh: "Reiver's Week" Common Riding (1st full wk) - Gt Musgrave, Westmorland (nr Brough): "Rush-bearing" 1st Sat) - Ambleside, Westmorland: "Rush-bearing" (1st Sat) - Whalton, Northumb: "Baal Fire"(4th) - Upper Thames St., London:"Vintner's Procession" (2nd Wed) - Holsworthy, Devon: "Pretty Maids" charity (2nd Wed) - Jedbergh, Roxburghsh: "Callant's Festival" & Common Riding (last 2 wks) - Kelso, Roxburghshire: "Common Riding" (mid) - Buxton, Derbysh: "Well dressing"(mid) - Berwick-on-Tweed: "Salmon Feast" (mid) - Honiton, Devon: "Glove Fair" (Tue bef Wed aft 19th) - Durham: "Miner's Gala" (Sat of 3rd wk) - Innerleithen, Peeblesh: "Cleikum ceremony & St Ronan's Border Games" (3rd wk) - St Ives, Cornwall: "John Knill Ceremony" (25th every 5) - Ebernoe, W.Sussex (3m N of Petworth): "Horn Fair" (25th) - Langholm, Dumfriesh: "Common Riding" (last Fri) - London to Henley: "Thames Swan Upping" (end)

CUSTOMS - AUGUST - London Br to Chelsea: "Thames Doggett's Sculling Race" (end Apr or 1st) - Ambleside, Westmorland: "Lakeland Sports" (Thu bef 1st Mon) - Meriden, Warwicksh: "Woodmen's Archery Contests" (Wed of wk incl 1st) - Egton, N.Yorks: "Gooseberry Contest" (1st Tue) - Laudere, Berwicksh "Common Riding" (1st Sat) - Ripon, N Yorks: "Feast of St Wilfred" (1st Sat) - Coldstream, Berwicksh: "Common Riding & Ride to Flodden Field" (1st full wk) - Southampton: "Knighthood Bowls Contest" (Wed of 1st full wk) - Grasmere, Westmorland: "Rush-bearing" & "Sports" (Sat nearest 5th) - Barlow, Derbysh: "Well-dressing" (Wed aft 10th) - S Queensferry: "The Burry Man" (2nd Fri) - Sutton, Surrey: "Mary Gibson's Legacy" (12th)- Marhamchurch, Cornwall (nr Bude): "Revels" Mon aft 12th) - Irvine, Ayrsh: "Marymass Fair & Races" (3rd wk) - Newport, Pembrokesh (7m E of Fishguard): "Beating the Bounds" (3rd Fri) - S Ronaldsay, Orkney: Ploughboys) (3rd Sat) - Cilgerran, Cardigansh (2m SE of Cardigan): "Coracle Races" (Sat of wk incl 21st) - Sandwich, Kent: "St Bartlemas Bun Race" (24th) - Gulval, Cornwall: "Blessing the Mead" (24th) - West Witton, N Yorks: "Burning Bartle" (Sat aft 24th) - Dunoon, Strathclyde: "Cowal Highland Games" (last Fri & Sat) - Eyam & Wormhill, Derbysh: "Well-dressing"(last Sun)

CUSTOMS- SEPTEMBER - Colchester, Essex: "Opening of Oyster season" (1st) - Richmond, N.Yorks: "Boundary riding" (Wed nr 11st every 7yrs 2004) - Oxford: "St Giles Fair" (Mon & Tue of 1st full wk) - Musselburgh, Lothian: "Fishermen's Walk" (1st Fri) - Abbots Bromley, Staffs:"Horn Dance" (Mon aft 1st Sun aft 4th) - Widecombe, Devon: "Fair" (2nd Tue) - Lichfield, Staffs: "Sheriff's Ride" & Dr Johnson commemoration (Sat nearest 8th & 18th) - Egremont, Cumb: "Crab Apple Fair" & Gurning championship (Sat nearest 18th) - Painswick, Glos: "Church Clipping" (Sun nearest 19th) - London: "Bluecoat March from Newgate to Mansion House" (21st or nr) - Wisbech Folk Fair (Len Dunbar)

CUSTOMS - OCTOBER - Westminster, London "Lord Chancellor's Breakfast" (1st) - Nottingham: "Goose Fair" (last 3 of 1st wk) - Trafalgar Square: "Costermonger's Harvest Festival (1st Sun) - Twyford, Hants: "Bell-ringer's Feast" - Tavistock, Devon "Goosey Fair" - Bristol:: "Redcliffe Pipe Walk" - Hinton St George, Somerset: "Punky Lantern Night" - Sheffield, W Yorks: "Caking" (guessing owner of disguises) - Antrobus, Ches: "Soulcakers"

CUSTOMS - NOVEMBER - Shebbear, N Devon: "Turning the Devil's Stone" - Lewes, Sussex: "Bonfire Night" - Otterty St Mary, Devon: "Tar Barrel Rolling" - Hatherleigh, N Devon: "Fire Carnival" - Bridgwater, Somerset: "Carnival Procession" - London: "Lord Mayor's Show" - Knightlow Hill, Warwicksh: "Wroth Silver Tithe" - Fenny Stratford, Bucks: "Firing the poppers" - Sheffield, W Yorks: "Carols in pubs" - Laxton, Notts: "Farmer's Jury Day & Court Leet" - Eton College, Berks: "Wall Game between Collegers and Oppidans" (Sat nearest St Andrews Day Nov 30th)

CUSTOMS - DECEMBER - Broughton, Northants (3m SW of Kettering): "Tin Can Band" (midnight Sun after 12th) - Bampton, Oxon: "Mumming Play" (Christmas Eve) - Uttoxeter, Staffs: "Guizers Mumming Play" (Christmas Eve & Christmas Day) - Dunster, Som: "Ashen Faggot Night" in Luttrell Arms (Christmas Eve) - Dewsbury, W Yorks: "Tolling the Devil's Knell" (Christmas Eve) - Chesterfield & Sheffield, W Yorks: "Derby Tup"(Christmas Eve to New Year) - Llangynwyd, Glam: "Mari Lwyd" (Christmas Eve to 12th Night) - Mallwyd, Montgomerysh & other places: "Plygain Carol Singing" (New Years Eve to Epiphany) - London Serpentine Swimming Contest for Peter Pan cup (Christmas Day) - Sherborne Castle, Dorset: "Castlegate pennies" (Christmas Day) - Kirkwall, Orkney "The Ba' Game" (Christmas Day) - Crookham Village,. Hants (5m W of Aldershot): "Mumming Play" (Boxing Day) - Marshfield, Wilts: "The Paperboys Play" (Boxing Day) - Isle of Man & Co Kerry, Ireland: "Hunting the Wren" & "Strawboys" (Mummers) (St Stepphen's day Dec 26th) - Ripon, N Yortks: "Sword Dance Play" (Boxing Day) - Grenoside, & Handsworth, Sheffield: "Sword dance" (Boxing Day) - Melrose, Roxburghsh: "The Mason's Walk"(Dec 27th)

CUT AND DRY DOLLY - -- Anthony ROBB (N-pipes), Colin ROSS (fid): TOPIC 12-TS-278 1978 (Title of LP) - Colin ROSS (N-pipes & fid) & Alister ANDERSON (E-conc): TOPIC TSCD-486 1997 after COLLIER'S PAY WEEK

CUT AWAY MIKE - ADVENTURES OF LITTLE MIKE

CUTTER'S LAMENT, THE - "How we've suffered grief and pain" conditions in the Australian sugar cane fields - see also SIGN- ON DAY -- Deelan AILLEY (+ conc): LARRIKIN LRD-9012 1981

CUTTING OF THE CORN, THE "Twas in the month of August" (2v frag) - KARPELES-SHARP 1974 #402 p392

CUTTIN' OUT - comp by Donovan -- SPREDTHICK rec by PK, Dartington, Devon 1975

CUTTY STOOL, THE - Ministers question wrong-doers in church on uncomfortable stool - FISHEROW

CUTTY WREN, THE - HUNTING THE WREN

CUTTYMAN AND TREELADLE - Reel (A) - HONEYMAN p20 - KERR MM 1 #10 p18

CUTTY'S WEDDING - "Busk an go tae CW" - CHAMBERS 1829 - PORTER- GOWER 1995 pp211-12 3v from Jeannie Robertson & notes - GO TO BERWICK JOHNNY -- Jeannie ROBERTSON: COLLECTOR JES-1/ (PRESTIGE 13075)

CWM RHONNDA - GUIDE ME, O THOU GREAT JEHOVAH

CYCLES - see also MOTOR - JUST AN OLD- FASHIONED PUSH-BIKE - HIGH-METTLED RACER (Pratt) - RIDING ALONG ON A PUSH-BIKE, HONEY

CYCLING CHAMPION OF ULSTER, THE - EDDIE RICHARDSON

CYDER - CIDER

CYFFRES Y MEDDWYN (Confessions of a Drunkard) Welsh - to tune of "Llwyn Onn" (The Ash Grove) see HIRAETH -- John THOMAS & his daughter, Elizabeth, rec by PK, Llangwm, Corwen, Denbighsh 9i/11/54 : RPL 22339/ FTX-051

CYFRI'R GEIFR (Counting the Goats) - GOAT-HERDING

CYLINDER RECORDING - PHONOGRAPH RECORDING

CYMBALS -- Recordings see INSTRUMENTS Listing

CYNLLUN IECHYD, Y - (The National Health Scheme) comp by WDT - Ballad in Welsh in praise sung to tune of LORD ROBERTS AND KITCHENER (5v Engl transl in word-file) -- William David THOMAS rec by PK, Gilfach, Maesteg, Glam S Wales 29/6/52: RPL 18212 with talk bef in English

CYPRUS - Scots song - "O I've just looked in to see you & to bid ye a' goodbye - I'm goin awa to a foreign shore my fortune for to try - they're starving noo in Scotland, England & Ireland tae - I canna bide nae langer here so now I must awa" (spoken) - GREIG-DUNCAN 3 #537 1987 "Awa' tae Cyprus"

CYWEIRIWCH FY NGWELY - Welsh - LORD RENDAL - O FY MAB ANWYL

CZECHO-SLOVAKIA -- Recordings see AREA Listing