IAN'S ROBINSON - Slow Air comp Tom Anderson -- Tom ANDERSON & Ali BAIN (fids) with Violet TULLOCH (piano): TOPIC 12-TS-379 1978 with "Madam Vanoni"

IAR CHONNLAIG GHLAIS AN FHOGHMHAIR - CHONNLAS

I'ANSON'S RACEHORSE - LITTLE DUN MARE]

IBIZA -- Recordings - see AREA listing

ICE - AS I WENT OUT UPON THE ICE - THERE WAS A YOUNG COUPLE A- SKATING AWAY

ICE CREAM - Children's Game -- rec by Damian Webb, 2/25 Workington Cumb 1260 "Ice Cream" (repeated over and over for skipping) --- "The Films of Bess Lomax Hawes" DVD 2003 rec in Los Angeles, USA school playground 1967 (B/W) "Biscuit" ("Ice Cream Soda, Gingerbread Pop")

ICEBERGS - CAPTAIN THOMSON

ICELAND - EAST WIND -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

ICICLE JOE, THE ESKIMO -- Michael HEBBERT (conc ibstr solo): FREE REED FRR-009 1977

ICKLE OCKLE BLACK BOTTLE - EETLE OTTLE

ICKY WICK THE BUTTER'S THICK - "sent a monkey up a stick" - Kids Ball bouncing Rhyme -- Ewan Mc COLL: TOPIC 12-T-41 1959 learnt at Salford Lancs

ICY ACRES - "Fare ye well, ye icy acres" Returning home from whale- fishing in Greenland - Comp Colin Wilkie - FOLKSONG TODAY 3 1970 p12

IDA RED - Appalachian Mountain Song -- Clayton McMICHEN (fid) for Square Dancing with gtr & banjo rec by Alan Lomax: DECCA (78) 1949/ 7"RTR-0364 aft "Fire in the Mountains" & bef "Sally Goodin" - Guy CARAWAN (voc/banjo) rec by PK, London 7/7/57: RPL LP 24129/ FTX-919

IDEAL HORNPIPE, THE - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #83 p24 (E) -- THE CHEVIOT RANTERS: TOPIC 12-TS-222 1973 with "Jack Thompson's Fancy"

IDEAL SCHOTTISCHE, THE -- CHEVIOT RANTERS BAND: TOPIC TSCD-669 1998 Northern Dances titled "Jack Thompson's"

IDLE ROAD, THE - Jig - O'NEILL MOI #839/ DMI #101 (G)

IDLEWILD - Hornpipe - KERR MM 2 #417 p47 (D) Clog Dance

IDUMEA - "And am I born to die, to lay this body down" - Hymn by Wesley - see WHEN SORROWS ENCOMPASS ME ROUND -- THE YOUNG TRADITION: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-SAM-30 1973 - WATERSONS: TOPIC 12-TS-346 1978

IF A BODY - "meets a body - coming through the rye" - Song Air - Tunebook Ms 4/4 (D) #195 p251

IF ALL THE WORLD WERE PAPER -- COUNTRY DANCE Band: FTX-321

IF ALL THE YOUNG LADIES - HARES ON THE MOUNTAINS

IF ANY OF THOSE CHILDREN - "of hunger shall cry" - ROUD#2391 - JOYCE OIFMS p23 Co Limerick 2v/m

IF I COULD HELP SOMEBODY -- John THOMAS, rec by PK, Camborne, Cornwall 1956: FTX-218

IF I GET A BONNY LASS - Shetland Reel -- Henry THOMSON (fid) of Vidlin with piano rec Tom Anderson: RTR-1081/ CASS 60-0435 - Tom ANDERSON & Aly BAIN (fids) with Violet TULLOCH (piano): TOPIC 12-TS-379 1978 with two other Thomson reels

IF I HAD A DOG - ROLLING RIVER

IF I HAD A DONKEY WOT WOULDN'T GO - ASHTON MSB 1888 pp94-5 Bs (w/o) - HENDERSON VSB 1937 pp76-7 (w/o) - SHEPARD JP 1969 Bs Pitts London (w/o)

IF I HAD A HORSE - HOW COULD I RIDE

IF I HAD A RAINBOW -- ODETTA rec by Jack Hawkins, San Franscisco, USA 1956: TRADITION TLP-1010 1957

IF I HAD A ROCKET LAUNCHER - "Here come the helicopters" (on rufee camp) comp by Bruce Coburn -- Maggie HOLLAND on Radio 2 2/12/87: CASS-0432

IF I HAD A WIFE - Jig - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #41 p20 (G) - MOYLAN 2 #90 p52 & #128 p75 (G) 12/8 from John O Leary (melodeon) alt: "Mick Mahoney's"

IF I HAD GOLD - "a' gowpens" - ROUD#2596 - J BELL Ms 1812 - POLWARTH FSN 1967 p27 & POLWARTH FSFTN 1970 p15 from Bell: Alnwick, Northumb 1v/m

IF I HAD WINGS - "like Noah's flood" ("coll from a woman whose husband worked in a Turpentine factory washing his clothes on the banks of Rio Grande, Texas") -- Peggy SEEGER (unacc): Concert Hall Radio 2 5/7/82: CASS-15-0756

IF I HAD THE WINGS OF A (GONEY)/ SWALLOW - ROUD#2011 - HUNTINGTON SWS 1964 pp40-42 Ships Log 1859 (w/o) "Wings of a Goney" "If I had the wings of a swallow I would fly away over the sea - down that rocky old road I would follow" (Music Hall ?)- - Whalesfishing -- Sean Choilin O CONAIRE (unacc) Galway CIC-004 CASS-0903 "The wings of a swallow" ("I would travel far over the seas" - Phoebe SMITH rec by Mike Yates: VETERAN VT136CD 1998 titled "Wings of a Swallow" or "Old Rocky Road" (mentions Co Down)

IF I LIVE TO GROW OLD - OLD MAN'S SONG

IF I MARRY - MA PHOSAS MI (Scots Mouth music)

IF I NEVER SAW YOUR FACE AGAIN - comp by Archie FISHER -- Barbara DICKSON: CELTIC MUSIC CM-029 1971

IF I SHOULD MARRY A YOUNG ONE - ROVING BACHELOR

IF I WERE A BLACKBIRD - "I'm only a poor girl my fortune is sad" Ch: "IIWAB I'd whistle and sing" - ROUD#387 - GREIG-DUNCAN 1 p111 "The Young Sailor Lad" - SHARP-KARPELES 1974 #126 p493 Wm Tucker, Ashcott/ Lizzie Selway, Weston Zoyland, Somerset 1907 "The B" - GRAINGER #102 Billy Jordan, Brigg, Lincolnsh 1906 "The B" - WILLIAMS #533 (w/o) "The B" ("I was on a bank of daisies sweet") - HENRY SOP #79 4v & ch - O LOCHLAINN ISB 1939 p92 Dublin 1920 - COLLINSON-DILLON SFC 1946 pp24-5 - O KEEFE FBIB 1955 p109 4v w/o - REEVES EC 1960 #74 p163 Gardiner: Mrs Etheridge, Southampton, Hampsh 1906 (Cf IP 1958 #47 "I wish I had never known") - ED&S 28:1 1966 p21 Fred Hamer: May Bradley, Ludlow, Shropsh 1959 "The B" ("Now it's of a fair damsel") - HAMER GG 1967 p52 May Bradley, Shropsh "The B"- PURSLOW WS 1968 p57 Gardiner: Miss & Henry Lee, Whitchurch, Hampsh 1906 - recs by Ronnie Ronalde (with whistling) & Delia Murphy - McCOLL-SEEGER TSES 1977 p139-41 Sheila & Caroline Hughes (gypsies) Dorset 1962 - McCOLL-SEEGER 1986 p202 from Belle Stewart (tinker), Blairgowrie - PATTEN SS 1987 p72 Amy Ford, Low Ham, Somerset 1974 (w/o) --- MEREDITH-ANDERSON Australia 1967 p170 -- Sid COOK rec "Eels Foot", Suffolk 1939: RPL 2168/ "Diddy" COOK: TOPIC TSCD-665 1998 Courtship - Willie MATHIESON rec by Alan Lomax, Aberdeensh 17/7/51 "Rue and Thyme" with Viiikens tune - Winnie RYAN (tinker) rec by PK, Belfast 1/8/52: RPL 18588/ rec 16/10/52: RPL 18688 "I'm only a poor girl" (mentions Newbury Fair) - Joe ROWE (82) rec by PK, "The Ship", Blaxhall, Suffolk 1953: RPL 19982/ FTX-036 - Ben BAXTER rec by Seamus Ennis, Southrepps, Norfolk Nov 1955: RPL 22159/ FTX-234 - Cecil MOORE (tune of song on harmonica & whistling bird imitations) rec by PK, Gunnerside, Richmond, Yorksh 1954: 5"RTR-0891/ RPL 22448/ FTX-310 A-ROVING 1968 #4 - Tom POTTER (mel), rec by PK, Hawkhurst, Kent 4/9/63 RTR-0985 tune only - Carolyne HUGHES (gypsy) rec by PK, Blandford, Dorset 19/4/68:- 7"RTR-0120/ CASS-45-1245/ FTX-143 - Tommy CHAPPLE rec by Michael Feist at "The Stag" Rackenford, Tiverton, Devon, 1972 (see letter file) CASS- 0330 - Amy FORD, rec by Bob & Jacqueline Patten, Low Ham, Somerset cassette (with booklet)

IF I WAS A FAIR MAID - "and wanted lots of money, I'd sooner marry a tailor/ sailor/ shoemaker" - Ch: "What a jolly time we'd have sewing for each other" - MILLIGAN FOX 12 Ulster F/S (uses a step-dance air) - JIFSS 9 (Jan-June 1910) 10-18: 16 - CROININ 2000 #72 pp126-7 - from Hazel at Pinmill, Suffolk (heard at Millwall Docks, London) "If I was a pretty little girl" milkman (boxer/ butcher/ golfer/ jockey etc) "It'd be all right in the middle of the night milking one another" - Cf THE ROVING BACHELOR

IF I WAS IN BUNCLODY - MAID OF BUNCLODY

IF I WAS THE MARRYING KIND - Rugby Song -- THE SHOWER-ROOM SQUAD: PICKWICK Hallmark CHM-693 1970

IF I WERE A BLACKBIRD - IF I WAS A BLACKBIRD

IF I WERE A COB - FIRST I'M DETERMINED TO BE

IF I WERE A FISHERMAN - PRETTY POLLY

IF I WERE BACK 'OME IN 'AMPSHIRE - blackbird - wurzel tree - ROUD#1205 - COPPER S&SB 1973 pp296-7 nn, Cheriton, Hampsh 1v/m to tune of AINT IT ALL A BLOOMING SHAME

IF IFS AND ANDS WERE POTS AND PANS THERE'D BE NO NEED FOR TINKERS - heard on "East Enders" TV 5/12/86

IF IT'S ALL NIGHT LONG - "Could it be you love somebody but you don't love me?" -- Miles PRATCHER (voc & gtr) with Bob PRATCHER (fid) rec by Alan Lomax, Como, Miss Sept 1959: ROUNDER CD-11703 1997

IF IT WASN'T FOR THE 'OUSES IN BETWEEN - W: Edgar Bateman/ M: George Le Brunn sung & popularised by Gus ELEN - MUSIC HALL MEMORIES #20 1935-6 pp217-9 - DAVISON British Musc Hall 1971 pp192-6 - WAITES & HUNTER Illustrated Victorian Songbook 1984 pp133-6 -- Gus ELEN rec 1930's ?: TOPIC 12-T-396 1979 - SAYDISC SDL-232 1972 cassette: Penny piano - John FOREMAN & group, London 1966: FTX-331 - Lucky LUCKHURST (of London) rec by PK, Devon 1978: FTX-332

IF IT WASN'T FOR THE UNION - arr McGinn - Hamish IMLACH (with gtr, fiddle & ch): cass (box) TBX 513/1

IF LOVE WAS A TRAIN -- Michelle SHOCKD RPL Radio 2 Xmas Prog 30/12/87 CASS-0423-4

IF MAIDENS - HARES ON THE MOUNTAINS

IF ONLY I - comp by John James -- SPREDTHICK rec by PK Soundpost Studios, TYotnes, Devon 1975

IF ONLY I'D SHOES - SI J'AVAIS LES SOULIERS

IF PRETTY MAIDS COULD SING - HARES ON THE MOUNTAINS

IF THE HEART OF A MAN - Country Dance/ Jig - HAYWOOD #12 p10 (D) - WESTROP #30 p11 (D)

IF THE PIDDLE TRENTHIDE JUG BAND HITS THE CHARTS - comp by Kevin Sheldon -- Trevor CROZIER: ARGO ZFB-80 1972

IF THERE BE DANGER - "on the land" - no tongue can tell - ROUD#3328 - JFSS 7 1923 p14 Moeran: W Gales, Sutton, Norfolk 1921 1v/m

IF THERE WASN'T ANY WOMEN IN THE WORLD - "There would be lots of little things that we should have to do without" - patching clothes - washing & wringing -- Bill SMITH (71), Bridgnorth, Shropsh rec by his son Andrew (copy of cass with 25 songs): 5"RTR-0906

IF THOSE LIPS COULD ONLY SPEAK - "He stood in a beautiful mansion" -- picture of a lady in a beautiful golden frame - ROUD#5307 - The words and tune were written by Charles Ridgewell and Will Godwin; Godwin is also noted as having sung it. See Sixty Old Time Variety Songs, Francis Day and Hunter, London, pp74-76. -- John FOREMAN & group: - Carolyne HUGHES (gypsy) rec by PK, Blandford, Dorset 1968: CASS#45-1245 - Ruth BURDON (of Bristol) rec Sandwich, Kent 27/2/82: CASS 90-0626

IF THOU WILT WALK WITH ME - MADAM

IF WE HAD OLD IRELAND HERE -- Mick FOSTER (acc/gui/voc) & Tony ALLEN (gui/voc): STYLUS MUSIC London SMC-263/ CASS-0953 1986

IF WE NEVER MEET AGAIN - RIVER OF LIFE

IF YOU ARE DETERMINED - MAY AND DECEMBER

IF YOU'RE FEELING BAD - LIVERPOOL GIRLS

IF YOU'RE IRISH - "come into the parlour" - Glenville/ Miller (Feldman) -- THE FONTANAS: PICKWICK Allegro ALL-868 1967 (M) - BARNBRACK Irish Party Sing-Song: CASS-60-0926 nd - Barney O SHAMROCK: CASS-0929 nd

IF YOU COULD CARE FOR ME - "as I cared for you" -- Billy BENNINGTON (h-dulc) with talk rec Jim COUZA Barford, Norfolk 20/7/82 CASS 0871

IF YOU COULD WAIT - Healy -- Danny DOYLE: MAJOR MINOR MMLP-26 1968

IF YOU DON'T LIKE MY PEACHES -- Frank WARNER with Jeff & Gerret: MINSTREL JD-204 1976

IF YOU EVER GO OVER TO IRELAND -- Margaret BARRY (with banjo): TOP RANK 25-020 1960/ TOPIC TSCD-654 1998

IF YOU GO DOWN TO OUR STREET - "enquire at Number nine" - TUNNEY SF 1979 p108 -- Paddy DORAN (tinker) Belfast 1952

IF YOU KNEW SUSIE LIKE I KNEW SUSIE - (Da Sylva) -- BOLDON BANJOES: LEADER LER-2088 1973 instrumental

IF YOU TREAD ON AN EGG - "you'll marry a stick and black'll come to your wedding" -- Oldham TINKERS Lancs: TOPIC 12-TS-276 1975

IF YOU WANT TO FIND THE COLONEL -- THE YETTIES (with drum): ARGO ZDA- 100 1974

IF YOU WANT TO GO A COURTING - ROUD#2977 - McINTOSH FSSGIO (?) pp42-3 Illinois 1935

IF YOU WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN - BLOOD-STRAINED BANDERS

IF YOU WANT TO PLEASE YOUR CAPTAIN - SINK EM LOW

IF YOU'LL COME DOWN TO THE - DOCKYARD GATE

IF YOU WILL MARRY ME/ WALK WITH ME - MADAM

IF YOU'LL ONLY LET THE LIQUOR ALONE - "Just a year ago tonight we were married" - ROUD#1951 - IVES FSNB 1989 pp90-2 Wilmot McDonald 1963

IF YOUR BOB DON'T GIVE OUR BOB - "that bob that your Bob owes our Bob - Our Bob'll give your Bob a bob on the nose" - Kids rhyme -- Oldham TINKERS: TOPIC 12-TS-276 1975

IFAN TYNFEDWEN -- Owen HUGHES rec by PK, Llangwm, Denbighsh 10/11/54: RPL 22428 talk bef

IGGLEDY PIGGLEDY ALLEGALOO - Kids Counting Out rhyme -- Em ELLIOTT rec by Peggy Seeger & Ewan McColl, Birtley, Co Durham: FOLKWAYS FG-3565 1962

ILKLA MOOR - ON ILKLA MOOR BA T'AT

ILL FARES THE FAMILY - "that shows....." - silent cook & crowing hen - ROUD#1343 - WILLIAMS FSUT p305 #600 (w/o)

ILL LUCK - UNLUCKY

ILL TREATMENT - CRUELTY - HARD TIMES

ILLE BHIG - Scots Gaelic -- Kathleen Mc DONALD with Florence WILSON (Celtic harp) rec 21/10/64: RPL LP 28767

ILLE DMUIN -- Children at Dingwall rec by Damian Webb, 33 by group of 4 & solo by girl of 11

ILLE RUNAICH - ("The Herd Laddie") - Gaelic only - KENNEDY-FRASER MSOTH 1925 pp96-8 -- Marion TUDGE (mezzo-soprano) accomp by Inez Rempel (piano) 2003: cass 1398-C60

ILLEAN BEAG - (Earl of White Banners) -- Calum JOHNSTOE with Flora McNEIL - Don McKINNON

ILLICIT DRINKING - GUAGERS - MOONSHINE - POTEEN - PROHIBITION - REVENUE - WHISKY - Film of illicit drinking stills in the Appalachians, USA: FF-3308

ILLSDOWN FAIR - TOM PEARCE

ILLY ALLY-O - BIG SHIP - EELY EELY

ILMINGTON - Warwicksh -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

ILO - HILO

IMAGINARY TROUBLE - CRYING FAMILY

IMITATIONS - see also ANIMALS - CALLS

IMITATIONS -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

IMPEACHMENT - TOM O'NEILL

IMPERIAL ECHOES - comp by Safroni -- Gordon CUTTY (Engl Conc): FREE REED FRR 006 1976

IMPH-M - "When I was a laddie langsyne at the school" - ROUD#2858 - FORD VSB 1899 pp218-9 written by James Nicholson of Govan (1822-97)

IMPROPERLY DRESSED - CLOTHING - DRESS

IMPROVISATIONS -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

IMPUDENCE - Barn Dance -- Jimmy SHAND (mel/ piano): 361

IN A BRITISH MAN-OF-WAR - BRITISH MAN-OF-WAR

IN A COLD UNFRIENDLY WAY - comp by DG-- Dave GOULDER: ARGO ZFB-10 1970

IN A COTTAGE BY THE SEA - "It's just a year ago today love" - ROUD#1743 -- Harry UPTON rec Mike Yates, Balcombe, Sussex 1975: (TOPIC SP-104)

IN A COTTAGE IN A WOOD - "a little old man at the window stood - saw a rabbit running by" - rabbit asks for help because huntsman will shoot him dead - "Come, little rabbit come to me (and) happy we shall be" - Children's Ring game -- rec by Damian Webb, 14/9 St Mary's Juniors 1961

IN A FINE CASTLE - WHICH OF THEM DO YOU WANT?

IN A GARDEN A LADY WALKING - YOUNG AND SINGLE SAILOR

IN A MORNING OF MAY O - MAY SONGS

IN A SHOEMAKER'S SHOP - "you can buy a lollipop - a cup of tea for one and three" - Children's Ball game rhyme -- rec by Damian Webb, 9/21 girl solo St Michaels Junior School for Girls Workington Cumb July 1960/ RPL LP 26302/ FTX-194 #27

IN A TOWN NEAR NEWCASTLE - CAPPY, THE PITMAN'S DOG

IN AIMSIR BHAINT AN FHEIR - (At the Cutting of the Hay) - Irish Gaelic - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #36 Gallagher -- Sheila GALLAGHER, rec by PK, Gweedore Co Donegal: 1953: RPL 20145/ FTX-003

IN AMSTERDAM THERE WAS A MAID - A-ROVING

IN AND OUT THE DUSTY BLUEBELLS - "In and out the dusty bluebells - pitter patter on my shoulder"- Children's Ring Game with "Thread the needle" figure - RITCHIE GC 1965 p164 with descr - OPIE SG 1985 #98 pp366-7 - see also IN AND OUT THE WINDOWS -- Children at Sidbury C of E Primary School Devon rec by PK 26/2/51: RPL 16074/ FTX-201 - rec by PK, Kentish Town Church School, London 23/1/53: RPL 19003/ FTX-202 (game described over) - rec by Jean Ritchie, Norton Park School Edinburgh 20/3/49: RPL 13868/ rec by Alan Lomax, Edinburgh 1952: FTX-181 "Dusting Bluebells" (Gets faster & faster with cry of "London" at end/ rec by James Ritchie 16/12/53: RPL 19926 - rec by Damian Webb, St Michaels Juniors girls 1960: DW-10/2 / FTX-195 #3 "In & out the DB" - rec St Johns Juniors 1961: DW-13/3 - rec St Patrick's Juniors, Huddersfield, Yorksh 1978: 36/14/ FTX-196 #43 (argument bef) "In & Out the Dancing Bluebells" (tune is variant of "Bobby Shafto") - rec Tralee, Co Kerry 1960: IRE/6 "Rushing Bluebells" - rec Redriff Primary School, Bermondsey, London: TOPIC IMP-A-101 1969 "Dusky B" - Ysgol Maenofferen, Blaenau Ffestiniog May 1977 rec by Welsh Folk Museum: SAYDISC SDL-CD-338 1983 (in Welsh) "Bob Yn Ail I Mewn Ac Allan" - Nursery Rhymes arr Nigel Pegrum & Vince Cross 1989 CASS-1173

IN AND OUT THE WINDOWS - "as we have done before - stand and face your lover - carry her off to London - shake hands before you leave her" - Children's Ring Game - ROUD#734 - GOMME 2 1898 p122 "Round and round the village" has 34 var - GREIG-DUNCAN 8 2002 #1615 p173 (2var/m 8v) "Out and in the windows" - OPIE SG 1985 #96 pp360-4 - GARDHAM ERS 1982 p43 Ethel Grinsdale, Aldbrough, Yorksh 1972 -- rec by Alan Lomax, Norton Park School, Edinburgh 1952: FTX-181/ rec by James Ritchie 16/12/53: RPL 19926 - rec by PK, Guilden Mordern, Cambridgesh, July 1956: FTX-202 & FTX-424 - rec by Damian Webb, Pickering Girls, Yorksh 1961: DW 18/5 - rec St Mary's, Leyland, Lancs 1967: DW 26/9/ FTX-195 #38 "Chinese Windows" ("chocolate box") - rec Redriff Primary School, Bermondsey, London: TOPIC IMP-A-101 1969 "Round & round the village" - Nursery Rhymes arr Nigel Pegrum & Vince Cross 1989 CASS-1173 "Round & round the village"

IN BED WITH THE MAJOR - MAJOR AND THE WEAVER

IN BETHLEHEM CITY - VIRGIN UNSPOTTED

IN BIBBERLY TOWN - BREWER LADDIE - MAID BEHIND THE DOOR

IN BODMIN TOWN - BODMIN TOWN - BREWER LADDIE

IN BRISTOL - MERCHANT'S DAUGHTER - TWO CHOICES

IN BRUTON TOWN - BRAMBLE BRIAR

IN BURNHAM TOWN - MAN FROM DOVER

IN CAMBORNE I WAS BORN AND BRED - comp by JT -- John THOMAS (with talk about his comp) rec by PK, Camborne, Cornwall, 18/11/56: FTX-218

IN CAMDEN TOWN - CAMBRIDGE GIRL

IN CAMELTOON ONCE MORE - Sea Song (version of SAILOR'S FAREWELL/ FINE GIRL YOU ARE) - HUGILL SSS 1961 p434 -- McCALMANS rec Concert Hall Radio 2: 31/3/80: CASS-0418

IN CANSO STRAIT - CANSO STRAIT

IN CAWSAND BAY - CAWSAND BAY

IN CHESTER TOWN - BRISK YOUNG WIDOW

IN COMES OLD SIMON - OLD SIMON

IN COMES THE LANDLORD - OLD BROWN ALE

IN COMES THE TRAIN - "Goodbye, my Nancy-O" - "let me hold you before the whistle blows" - Irish Love Song -- FUREYS & Dave ARTHUR: CASS-0958

IN CONTEMPT - American Protest Song comp by Aaron Kramer (W) & Betty Saunders (M) about a petition against Senator McCarthy -- Peggy SEEGER (V/gtr) "The Angry Muse": ARGO ZFB-65 1968

IN COURTSHIP THERE LIES PLEASURE - COURTING IS A PLEASURE

IN CUPID'S COURT - "As I rode out one morning down by a riverside" - fishing - trout & salmon - comely young maid - ROUD#2731 - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p52 Grace Clergy 1951

IN DAYS OF OLD -- Paul CLAYTON (voc/ gtr) of Boston Mass USA rec by PK London 7/5/57: RPL LP 23448

IN DERRY DOWN DALE - NOTHING AT ALL

IN DESSEXSHIRE AS IT BEFELL - ON CHRISTMAS DAY

IN DEVIZES GAOL - DEVIZES GAOL

IN DEVONSHIRE - HIGHWAYMAN OUTWITTED

IN DUBLIN'S BIG TOWN - "there are first-class hotels" (sung to tune of MOUNTAINS OF MOURNE -- Dominic BEHAN of Dublin: TOPIC 12-T-41 1959

IN DUBLIN'S FAIR CITY - CRUEL SHIP'S CARPENTER, THE

IN DULCI JUBILO - Carol -- Mary ROWLAND (voc/ harp) rec 13/7/60: RPL LP 25995 - Maddy PRIOR & CARNIVAL BAND: SAYDISC SDL-366 1988

IN ELEVEN MORE MONTHS - ELEVEN MORE MONTHSAND TEN MORE DAYS -

IN EXCELSIS DEO - Carol -- CLANCY BROTHERS (Tom, Pat, Liam & Bob): SHENACHIE 52017 1987 "Angels we have heard"

IN FAIR WORCESTER CITY - CRUEL SHIP'S CARPENTER

IN FORMER TIMES - "the good old dames were seldom in a passion" - Ch: "Let's pray that their hungry bellies may - Get filled when they are empty - And where the servant gets ten pounds - I wish he may get twenty" - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p139 #358 3dv/ch (w/o) - incl middle verse about: "the farmer's daughters used to work - at their spinning wheel, sir - instead of handling a mop or brush - they play the pianoforte, sir" (Song would fit an air such as "Men of Harlech")

IN GOING DOWN TO MANCHESTER - MANCHESTER ANGEL

IN GOOD KING ARTHUR'S DAY/ OLD COLONY TIMES - THREE ROGUES

IN GOSPORT'S FAIR CITY - SAILOR AND THE TAILOR

IN GREEN CALEDONIA - BURNS AND HIS HIGHLAND MARY

IN HALIFAX TOWN - DIED FOR LOVE

IN HARMONY WE SING - I SING HIGH AND I SING LOW

IN HASTE - MAID IN HASTE

IN, IN A BOTTLE OF GIN - BOTTLE OF GIN

IN INFANCY - Tunebook Ms 4/4 (G) (Duet arr) #161 p235

IN JERSEY CITY/ JESSIE'S CITY - BUTCHER BOY

IN KERRY LONG AGO - "O God be with you, Kerry, here in childhood I made merry" - CROININ 2000 #73 p127 (4vv) -- Elizabeth CRONIN: (CBE 395a 1947)

IN LANCASHIRE - EASY JOHN

IN LONDON/ LEINSTER/ BRISTOL/ THERE LIVED A YOUNG DAMSEL - TWO CHOICES

IN LONDON CITY - BOLD LIEUTENANT IN THE LION'S DEN

IN LONDON'S FAIR CITY - CAPTAIN ON THE SEA - POISON IN A GLASS OF WINE - PRESS GANG

IN LONDON ONCE AS I'VE HEARD SAY - GRAINGER ONS#96/ RNS#70 Wm Hilton, Keelby, Lincolnsh 1906

IN LONDON SO FAIR - SAILOR ON THE SEA

IN LONDON THERE LIVED A RICH MERCHANT - HIGHWAYMAN OUTWITTED

IN LONDON TOWN - (comp by R) -- RUSSCO rec by PK, Soundpost Studios, Dartington, Devon 5/11/75: FTX-094

IN LONELY BELVEDERE - "My love he was a fine young man" - Major Grant - Bennett - ROUD#2725 - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p209 Dennis Williams 1951

IN MIDFORDSHIRE - POISON IN A GLASS OF WINE

IN MILLER STREET - "they never wash their dirty feet and they're growing spuds and sugar-beet inside their dirty ear-holes" - Children's Jeer -- Ewan Mc COLL: TOPIC 12-T-41 1959 learnt as a child in Salford, Lancash

IN MOBILE - Army Song -- GRANDAD'S ARMY: PICKWICK Hallmark SHM-747 1971

IN MY GARDEN GREW PLENTY OF THYME - SPRIG OF THYME

IN MY LADDIE'S COMPANY - "It's nae the lang road, my love, that I am thinkin on" - GREIG-DUNCAN 6 1995 #1084 pp17-18 (3var) 2v/m

IN MY LIVERPOOL HOME - "I was born in Liverpool down by the Docks" - comp by Pete McGovan - SPIN 2/9 p11

IN MY POCKET BUT ONE PENNY - PENNY WAGER, THE

IN NEWBURY (or NEWRY TOWN) WHERE I WAS BORN - BARBARA ALLEN - WILD AND WICKED YOUTH

IN NINETEEN FIFTY FOUR - "In 1954 - Hitler went to war - he lost his crown in the river in France and never went there any more - In 1957 Hitler went to heaven" - Children's spoken rhyme -- rec Liverpool: FTX-198 - children rec by Sam Richards & Tish Stubbs: FOLKWAYS FE-3853 1981/ CASS-1292 "In 1976 the Queen fell down the nicks, she licked her bum and said yum yum it's better than weetabix"

IN NORWAY LANDS - GREAT SILKIE, THE

IN OLD CAIRO -- Billy BENNINGTON (h-dulc) rec by Jim COUZA Barford, Norfolk 20/7/82 CASS-0871

IN OLD VIRGINNY - MAN OF CONSTANT SORROW

IN OLLERTON TOWN - HUNTING SONG

IN OXFORDSHIRE THE STORY GOES - TOM AND THE PARSON

IN PERRY COUNTY - Comp Kentucky Mining Ballad -- Peggy SEEGER (voc/gtr) rec by PK, Cider Press, Dartington, Devon Dec 1971 5"RTR- 0802/DAT

IN PERTH THERE LIVED - BREWER LADDIE

IN PRAISE OF JOHN MAGEE - "For I'll sing in praise of" - Wife Auction - ROUD#2899 - MORTON FSU 1970 p19 Tommy Gunn, Belfast - CDGD 1973 pp90-91 & p122 John Maguire, Tonaydrumallard, Co Fermanagh 1970 - see also JAMES MAGEE -- (Tommy GUNN rec by Robin Morton, Belfast: MERCIER IRL-11) - John MAGUIRE: LEADER LEE- 4062 1973 - Cathal McCONELL & Robin MORTON: LEADER LER-2086 1973

IN PRAISE OF THE DAIRY - PRAISE OF THE DAIRY

IN PRAISE OF THE VINE - or WINE - comp by Graeme MILES 1961

IN PRIME OF YEARS - LIFE AND AGE OF MAN

IN OUR TOWN - comp by Larry Kearns - based on school song from Mrs Ada Connell, Oldham, Lancash -- OLDHAM TINKERS: TOPIC 12-TS-206 1971

IN PRAISE OF THE VINE - comp by GM 1961 -- Graeme MILES: 231

IN PRIME OF YEARS - AGES OF MAN

IN READING TOWN - BARBARA ALLEN

IN REAPING TIME I MET MY LOVE - Alfred WILLIAMS Ms #602 (w/o)

IN ROCHESTER CITY - "In Rochester City a damsel did dwell" - Uncle's house to stay - Letter - "It's of a shopkeeper as I've heard them say" - lovers but she dies on the road - ROUD#1651 - JFSS 4 pp224-5 Lucy Broadwood: Mrs Vaisey, Adwell (Hampsh) Oxfordsh 1893/ Mrs Hill, Ryde, IOW 1893 - PURSLOW WS 1968 p106 Gardiner: Mrs Knight (w), Hartley Wintney, Hampsh 1907/ Charles Chivers (m), Basingstoke, Hamp 1906 "The Shopkeeper"

IN ROCKLY FIRS - ROCKLEY FIRS

IN SCARBOROUGH TOWN - SCARBOROUGH'S BANKS

IN SCARLET TOWN - BARBARA ALLEN

IN SCOTLAND - BARBARA ALLEN - HENRY MARTIN

IN SEAPORT TOWN - BRAMBLE BRIAR

IN SHEFFIELD PARK - SHEFFIELD PARK

IN STEEPLEFORD TOWN - HUNTING SONG

IN STEVE'S GREEN - WILD AND WICKED YOUTH

IN STORMS, WHEN CLOUDS OBSCURE THE SKY - Tunebook Ms 4/4 (D) #196 p282

IN STRAWBERRY TOWN - BRAMBLE BRIAR

IN STRICHEN YOU KNOW - STRICHEN'S PLANTINS

IN THE BAR ROOM - CELEBRATED WORKING MAN

IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER - Carol -- Ralph McTELL (v/gtr) rec Fairfield Hall Croydon on Radio 2 28/12/82 CASS-0420

IN THE CITY OF LIMERICK - "where I was first born" - WILLIAMS #105 John Pillinger, Lechlade, Gloucestersh (w/o)

IN THE COUNTY OF INNOCENT - "in the Parish of mine" - "on the third day of March" - ROUD#3600 (suggests this a version of LAWS #E-12 "Ewing Brooks") - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p104-5 Louis Boutilier 1950/ Norman Hatt 1952 "The Dog and the Gun"

IN THE DAYS GONE BY - DARLEY/ McCALL FC 1914 #17 p8 air only

IN THE DAYS OF FORTY-NINE - DAYS OF FORTY-NINE

IN THE DAYS OF YORE - COTTAGE WELL THATCHED

IN THE DAYS WE WENT A-GYPSYING - WHEN WE WENT A-GYPSING

IN THE HEAT OF THE DAY - MASTER KILBY

IN THE MEADOW ONE MORNING - I WISH THAT THE WARS WERE OVER

IN THE MERRY MONTH OF JUNE - FOLLOW THE DRUM - MERRY HAYMAKERS

IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN - ercy GRAINGER Ms #75 George Orton, Brigg, Lincolnsh 1908

IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY - FORSAKEN MOTHER

IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER - Hunting Song mentions dogs "Ringwood" & "Charmer" -- Jack KELLY, rec by PK, Tempo, Co Fermanagh 18/7/52 (talk after): 7"RTR-0550/ FTX-431

IN THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER - HUNTING OF ARSCOTT

IN THE MONTH OF OCTOBER - "eighteen eighty two" - ROUD#1825 - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp265-6 Allan Hartlan 1929+

IN THE MOOD -- Kathryn TICKELL (N-pipes) aft "Waters of Tyne" Radio 4/3/87: CASS-0408

IN THE NIGHT - comp by Dave Styles -- ZIGGURAT rec by PK 1974: FTX-090

IN THE PARLIAMENT HOUSE A GREAT ROUT - LORD DELAWARE

IN THE PINES - "where the sun never shines"- BLACK GIRL

IN THE QUARTERMASTER'S STORES - QUARTERMASTER'S STORES

IN THE REIGN OF KING GEORGE - O THE POOR FARMERS

IN THE SEASON OF THE YEAR - POACHER

IN THE SHADE OF AN OLD APPLE TREE -- Jimmy COOPER (ham dullc): FOREST TRACKS FT-3008 1975

IN THE SHADOW OF THE PINES - HASTY WORDS

IN THE SIDINGS - comp by CT & Louis Killen - following Dr Beeching's Report for news item on Westward TV -- Cyril TAWNEY with Dennis McCalum (accordion): ARGO ZFB-28 1972

IN THE SWEET BY AN BY - RIVERS OF LIFE

IN THE TOYSHOP - Polka -- FAIRLANDS FAMILY BAND rec Dave Byrne, Cheddar, Somerset: cass 1980 aft "Bulwer's Polka"

IN THE VALLEY - Kentucky Carol 1st v trad -- Jean RITCHIE family & friends GREENHAYS GR-90717 1987 CASS-60-0792

IN THE WILDERNESS - "First little lady…." - LOMAX FSNA pp91-2 - BOTKIN: "American Play Party Songs" pp288-9 -- Peggy SEEGER (voc/banjo), Alan LOMAX & Guy CARAWAN (voc in refrains) with hand-clapping: PYE Nixa NPL-18013 1958/ FTX-942

IN THESE OLD KHAKI TROUSERS - KHAKI TROUSERS

IN THIS OLD CHAIR MY FATHER SAT - Broadsides

IN THORNLEY or THORNEYMOOR WOODS - OLD FAT BUCK

IN THOSE TWELVE DAYS - "let us be glad" - "There is but one God all alone" - Two: Testaments - Three: Persons in Trinity - Four: Gospels - Five: Senses etc - ROUD#3333 - GILBERT CC 1823 p43 "Carol #13" - SANDYS CC 1833 Cornwall (w/o) - JFSS 8:33 1931 pp117-8 Thomas & Miners: Thomas Hocking, Camborne, Cornwall 1927

IN WAYWARD TOWN - ABROAD AS I WAS WALKING

IN WOODSTOCK TOWN - BUTCHER BOY

IN WORCESTER CITY -- Harry COX: TOPIC TSCD-667 1998 Ballads

IN YON LAND - Percy GRAINGER Ms #41 John Collinson, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmoreland 1905

IN YORKSHIRE PARK - SHEFFIELD PARK

IN YOUTH, WHEN A LOVER - Tunebook Ms 2/4 (G) #171 p240

INCEST - FAIR ROSAMUND - LIZZIE WAN - RICH MAN'S DAUGHTER - ROSIE ANN - SHEATH AND KNIFE

INCHIN ALONG - KEEP A-INCHIN' ALONG

INCIE WINCIE SPIDER - EENCY WEENCY SPIDER

INCOME TAX - "Poor Johnny Bull had his cup full of sorrow" - ASHTON MSB 1888 pp12-16 (w/o)

INCONSTANT LOVER, THE - BLUE COCKADE

INDEED THEN YOU SHAN'T - Jig - COLE p79 (G) - LEVEY #27 p11 (A) - "Indeed and you shan't"

INDEED PRETTY POLLY - NO SIGN OF MARRIAGE

INDEPENDENCE DAY - USA July 4th - Free Amerikay - "Yankee Doodle" -- Oscar BRAND & co: CAEDMON TC-1505 1976

INDEPENDENT HORNPIPE, THE - DARLEY p1 - MAGUIRE 1 #84 p23 (G but should be in F?) - KOHLER 1 p80 (F) "Fiddler's Cramp" - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #62 p18 "Fiddler's Cramp" -- Jimmy HOGAN (acc) solo rec by PK, London 8/3/58/ SAYDISC (CD) SDL-420 1997 - CHIEFTAINS Concert in Manchester with James GALWAY (flute) Radio 2 19/6/91 CASS-60-0881 with solo step-dancer

INDIA -- BANGLADESH - BURMA - NEPAL - PAKISTAN - RAJASTHAN - SRI LANKA -- BATTLE OF - BIG SHIP WAS LEAVING BOMBAY K) - GREAT INDIAN WAR - IRISH PATRIOT - NATAL DAY (Hornpipe) - PAISLEY OFFICER - SOLDIER BOY -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

INDIA'S BURNING SANDS - PAISLEY OFFICER

INDIA'S SHORE, THE - Sikh Wars 1845-6 & 1848-9 mentions General Gough facing a daring enemy - PALMER RS 1977 "The Indian War" Pratt, Toab, Orkney coll by Alan Bruford "The Blacks on India's Shores" - see also GREAT INDIAN WAR

INDIAN HUNTER, THE - "Let me go to my home in the far distant west" - ROUD#2055 - THOMPSON PS 1939 pp172-3 Stevens Douglas Ms NY 1841- 56 (w/o) - HUNTINGTON SWS 1964 pp180-2 ship's log 1844 (w/o)

INDIAN HUNTER, THE - "O why does the white man follow my path?" - "O come with me in my light canoe" - ROUD#2843 - THOMPSON PS 1939 pp Stevens-Douglass Ms NY 1841-56 (w/o) - RANDOLPH OFS 1964 4 p297 Booth Campbell Ark 1941 2v/m

INDIAN HYMN, THE - "In the dark wood, no Indian nigh" - ROUD#2729 - CREIGHTHON MFS 1961 p171 Halifax, NS 1945 (w/o)

INDIAN LASS, THE - "As I was a-walking by some far distant shore" - LAWS #H-8 NAB 1950/64 pp233-4 "The Little Mohea" ("LM") (full American bibliog) - ROUD#2326 (#275) - BSs incl SBG 7:#18/ 8:#85/ 9:#17 - GREIG Ms "The Darger Lad" (labouring lass) - BARING GOULD SOW 1889-92 - KIDSON TT 1891 p109-11 Yorksh/ Charles Lolley 1v/m - JFSS 2:9 1906 p262 Kidson: Kate Thompson, Knaresborough, Yorksh 1v/m - GRAINGER #283 George Wray, Brigg, Lincolnsh 1906 - WILLIAMS #502 Edwin Warren, South Marston, Wiltsh (w/o) - KIDSON FSNC 1927 - HENRY SOP #835/ MOULDEN pp86-7 & pp162-3/ HUNTINGTON pp372-3 George Graham, Coleraine, Co Derry 1939 "L of M" - PURSLOW MB 1965 p44 Hammond: Capt Love (w), Lyme Regis & Mrs Forsey (m), Whitton, Dorset 1906 - PALMER SOM 1972 p23 Sharp: Kathleen Williams, Wigpool Common, Gloucestersh 1921 (text from Bs) - O SHAUGHNESSEY YB 1 1975 pp47-8 & p81 Grainger (#283) George Wray, Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnsh 1906 (notes on song) - PALMER EBBB 1980 #89 pp183-4 Kidson TT (Bs text) - Cf I AM A POOR STRANGER --- COX FSOS 1925 pp372-4 J Harrison Miller (w/o)/ Lizzie Kelly MS (w/o)/ Alice Barnes 1916, WVa (w/o) "The Pretty Mohea" - McKENZIE BSSNS 1928 #57 pp154-6 John Adamson, & Mrs James Campbell, NS (w/o) "L of M" - FUSON BKH 1930 p84 Lella Bunch, Ky (w/o) "The LM" - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp103-4 Richard Hartlan "Young IL" - HUDSON FSM 1936 pp162-4 F J Welch, Mi (w/o)/ Mrs G V Easley, Mi (w/o) "Cocoanut Grove" - HENRY FSSH 1938 pp284-290 nn, Ala 1925 (w/o)/ Mary Riddle, NC 1925 (w/o)/ Ray Bohanan, Tenn 1929 (w/o) "Little Mauniee"/ Ms, Tenn (w/o)/ Mrs Ewart Wilson, NC 1930 (w/o)/ Margaret Combs, Ky 1931 (w/o) "Pretty M" - COX FSMWV 1939 pp31-4 Nell Caldwell 1928 1v/m/ Blanche Sisson, Calif 1928 1v/m "Little Maumee"/ Lizzie Kelly Ms, WVa (w/o) Alice Barnes, WVa 1916/ Catherine Sutherland, Ky 1925 "The Pretty Mohea" - BREWSTER BSI 1940 pp175-180 Mrs Mary Shriver, Ill (w/o)/ Edith Del Hopkins, (w/o)/ Mrs Mount Wood (w/o)/ Mrs Pearl Engler (w/o)/ Mrs Wm Huey/ Mrs Hiram Vaughan 1v/m/ Mrs Charles Emery, Ind 1935 "The Pretty Mohea" - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp280-282 Mrs Inez Ellis, Mo 1928/ Mrs Emma Dusenbury, Ark 1930 "The Pretty M" - DAVIS FSV 1949 p116 - MORRIS FSOF 1950 p356-8 Miriam Hopkins, Fla - HUBBARD BSFU 1961 pp96-7 Milas E Wakesfield, Utah 1948 "L of M" - HUNTINGTON SWS 1964 pp148-151 Ship's log 1847 (w/o) "L of Mowee" - LEACH Labr 1965 p258-60 - MOORE p192-3 - PETERS FSOW 1977 p114 Mrs Leslie Burton, Wis 1946 "The Pretty Mahmee" - McINTOSH FSSGIO pp37-38 Henry Clay Lamp, Ill 1949 "LM" -- Jumbo BRIGHTWELL, "Eels Foot", Leiston, Suffolk 1939: RPL 2167/ rec by Tony Engle TOPIC 12-T-261 1975/ Velvet BRIGHTWELL, rec by PK 1956: FTX-514 - Billy PENNOCK (song tune on fid) rec by PK, Goathland, N Yorksh 1953: RPL 21492/ FTX-211 - Thomas MORAN rec Seamus Ennis, Mohill, Co Leitrim 1954: RPL 22018/ FTX-076 - Tim "Paddy" WALSH, rec Cyril Tawney, Devonport 1960: RPL LP 26310 "The Lass of Mohea" - Jimmy McBEATH rec by PK & Sean Davies, London 1965: FTX-260 ("Modernised" to saying goodbye to his "Scottish Lass" at railway station)/ TOPIC 12-T-173/ TSCD 665 1998 "I'm a stranger in this country" - Bryan PEARSON CRITICS GROUP: ARGO ZDA-138 1971 - Bernard WRIGLEY (with conc): TOPIC 12-TS-211 1971 words from Bert Lloyd & tune from Hammond --- Burl IVES COLUMBIA RTR #0323-4 "Little Mohee" - Mr & Mrs Albert Simms, rec by Edith Fowke Canada 1964: LEADER LEE-4057 1974 "The Young Spanish Lass"

INDIAN MELODY, AN - Air - Tunebook Ms 2/4 (D) #136 p405

INDIAN POLKA, THE -- Scan TESTER (conc) Reg Hall (mel) & Daisy SHERLOCK (piano) rec by Reg Hall & PG, Horsted Keynes, Sussex 10/10/60: TOPIC 12-T-455-6 1990 - OLD SWAN BAND FREE REED FRR-011 1976 aft "Dannish Waltz or Officer's Polka" & bef "Rakes of Malo"

INDIAN QUEEN, THE - English Country Dance -- Giles FARNABY's Dream Band: ARGO ZDA-158 1973 - Michael HEBBERT (conc): FREE REED FRR-009 1977 - Martin CARTHY & Chris WOOD on Radio 2 7/10/87: CASS-0401

INDIAN QUEEN - Reel - MITTEL #48 p18 (D)

INDIAN STUDENT, THE - "O give me back my bended bow" - ROUD#2844 - THOMPSON PS 1939 Stevens-Douglass Ms NY 1841-56 (w/o)

INDIANS - AMERICAN INDIANS -- ALASKA - CHIPPEWA GIRL - LAKE OF PONTCHARTRAIN - MAID OF AUSTRALIA - ON THE BANKS OF THE PAMANAW

INDIAN'S LAMENT, THE - "An old Indian sat in his little canoe" - ROUD#1846 - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp263-4 Ben Henneberry 1929 - Family Herald & Weekly Star (Montreal) Old Favourites section 26 Feb 1947 - BECK Lore of Lumber Camps 1948 p281 - PEACOCK: Songs of the Newfoundland Outports 1 pp.157-158 - BECK Songs of the Michigan Lumberjacks 1957 pp.221-222 - WARNER 1984 #30 p103 -- John GALUSHA rec by Frank & Anne Warner , New York, 1941: FTX-921 - (Mrs Tom SULLIVAN, rec by Edith Fowke, Lakefield, Ontario: FOLKWAYS FM-4005)

INDONESIA - BALI - BORNEO - JAVA - MALAYSIA - MOLUCCAS - NEW GUINEA - VIETNAM -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

INDUSTRIAL - CHEMICAL WORKER'S SONG - CLAYTON AMALINE - FACTORY GIRL - FOURPENCE A DAY - LACE-MAKING - Recordings - see under SUBJECTS

INDUSTRY, WRECK OF, THE - SPURN POINT

INFANT LOWLY, THE - Carol -- Maddy PRIOR & CARNIVAL BAND: SAYDISC SDL-366 1988

INFIDELITY - FALSE LOVERS - UNEASY WEDLOCK

INGHEAN AN FHAOIT O'N nGLEANN - Irish Gaelic - Cf tune of "My Lagan Love" -- Nicloas TOIBIN rec Waterford 27/8/52: RPL 18757

INGLE ANGLE SILVER BANGLE - "ingle angle OUT" - Children's Counting-out Rhyme -- rec by Damian Webb, 4/60 St John's Junior School for Girls, Workington, Cumberland 1960/ FTX-194 #12

INIS DHUN RAMHA - Irish Gaelic about a mythical town to which a lover wishes to elope -- Paddy TUNNEY: TOPIC 12-TS-264 1975

INISHMORE - PRIDE OF INISHMORE

INITIATION -

INJURY - GUYSBORO SONG (incl broken knees at sea)

INK - EETLE OTTLE BLACK BOTTLE - TINKER TAILOR (smudges)

INK IS BLACK, THE - BLACK AND WHITE

INK PINK PEN AND INK - "I can smell a great big stink" - Kids Counting Out Rhyme - HALLIWELL 1849 p134 - OPIE LLSC p48 This goes back over 100 years -- I A/6(b) & FTX-198 A6 - rec by Damian Webb, 11/25 Keswick Junior Girls solo 1960

INNISKILLEN DRAGOON, THE - ENNISKILLEN DRAGOON

INNKEEPER'S DAUGHTER, THE - SAILOR AND THE TAILOR

INNOCENT HARE, THE - "Sportsmen arouse - the morning looks charming" - ROUD#1216 - KIDSON EPS 1929 - COPPER SESB 1971 pp280- 1 Rpttingdean, Sussex "Sportsmen Arouse" - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 pp559-60 Bob & Ron Copper - ANDREWS SOD 1979 p29 Michael Blann Ms Upper Beeding, Sussex (w/o) --- SING OUT 20:1 -- Luther HILLS & Mark FULLER, rec by PK, East Dean, Sussex 1952: RPL 18714/ FTX-428 - Bob & Ron COPPER rec by PK, Rottingdean, Sussex 1955: EFDSS LP-1002 1963/ FOLK LEGACY FSB-19/ FTX-023 (with conc)/ FTX-082 - THE YOUNG TRADITION TRANSATLANTIC TRA-SAM-13 1969 - Bob, Ron & John COPPER: LEADER LEA-4048 1971 - Bob, John & Jill COPPER with Stephen FAUX (fid) 4x30 min progs on Radio 2 Oct 1990/ CASS 60-1013-4

INNSIN BHEIL ATHA'N GHAORTHAIDH - ("The Little Inch of Ballingeary") -- Gubnait CRONIN (20) rec by Alan Lomax 1951: COLUMBIA SL-204 1952/ ROUNDER CD-1742 1998/ 7"RTR#0588

INSECTS - BEES - SPIDERS

INSIDE A WHITEWASHED HOSPITAL - "an old man dying lay" - next morning Jack and the nurse lay dead side-by-side - ROUD#2333 - PALMER EBBB 1980 #97 Lucy Woodall, Cradley Heath, Worcestersh 1979

INSIWRANS AGENT - "Wel, dyma hi yn ddeche" - words by Susan's great grandfather, David Davies "Bathfab" during 1921 coal strike set against dance-tuune "Nyth y Gwcw" in penillion style -- Siwsann GEORGE (voc) with clogs on slate Iolo Jones (fid) , Certi Matthews (cittern) & Roger Plater (descant recorder): SAYDISC CD-SDL-406 1993

INSTRUCTIONAL -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

INSTRUMENTALS - of Airs & Songs - DEVIL'S IN THE GIRL - JOHNNY SMOKER - MANTLE SO GREEN - OUR WEDDING DAY -- (DAMBUSTER DAM-003 & 006)/ CASS-0348-9

INSTRUMENTS - ACCORDION - BAGPIPES - BALALAIKA - BANDONEON - BANJO - CONCERTINA - DOMRA - DRUM - DULCIMER - FIDDLE - FLUTE - GLASS - GUITAR - HARMONICA - HARP - HORN - JEWS HARP - MANDOLIN - MELODEON - MUSICAL-SAW - PICCOLO - PIPE & TABOR - WHISTLE - XYLOPHONE - see also TUNINGS, SCALES & DEMOS - Illustrated in Song -- THIS IS THE WAY WE DO IT (Nursery Rhyme with different instruments) --Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

INSURANCE - INSIWRANS AGENT (Welsh) - IRISH WAKE

INTERNATIONAL - WORLD

INTERNATIONAL(E), THE --Bob SMITH'S IDEAL Band rec 1930's: TOPIC 12-T-319 1977

INTERPLANETARY CAROL, AN - comp by SC -- Sydney CARTER (voc) with Donald SWANN (voc & piano) rec by PK, London 6/6/61: RTR-0418/ FTX-146

INTOXICATED RAT, THE - "The other night when I come in" - ROUD#11257 - Cf CUCKOLD SONG -- Doc Watson: VANGUARD VMD 79152-2

INTOXICATION - DRINKING - DRUNKENNESS

INTRADA & MINUET - comp by J S Bach -- Jim COUZA (H-dulc): SAYDISC SDL- 335 1983

INVER LASSES - Reel (A) - KERR MM 1 #4 p3

INVERAN - Highland March -- John BURGESS (H-pipes): TOPIC 12-T- 199 1969

INVERARAY CASTLE - Strathspey - KOHLER 1 p84 from Fraser

INVERARAY MARCH - 4/4 - KERR MM 3 #414 p46 (G)

INVERNESS - Scotland - AS I CAME IN BY INVERNESS-SHIRE - CULLODEN

INVERNESS GATHERING, THE - March (A) - also called CULLODEN MOOR - KERR MM 1 #3 p47 3pts - Tunebook Ms Q#075 p375 "A Stage Hornpipe" -- Chrissie LEATHAM (acc & piano): FTX-363 - Jimmy SHAND (mel) rec by Alan Lomax 1951: 7"RTR- 0715 aft "Farewell to the Creeks" & bef "Laird o Drumblair" - Jimmy STEWART (fid) rec by PK, Aberdeen 1955: FTX-069 - Paddy TUNNEY (bagpipe lilting) rec by PK, London 14/10/58: 7"RTR-0560 - Willie Macpherson (fid) rec 21/5/59: RPL LP 24770 bef Strathspey: "Miller o Hirn" & "Bride's Reel" - The Jim CAMPBELL BAND "Songs for dancing": MILLER MER 356 1972 - Willie KEMP (ocarina) & Curly McKAY (acc): TOPIC TSCD-664 1998 aft "McKenzie Highlanders" - Donald DAVIDSON (harmonica):TOPIC TSCD-664 1998 bef "Dornoch Links"

INVERNESS HORNPIPE -- Peter MILN (fid) with Daniel JAMES (gtr) John SCOTT (keyboards) & Martin RIGBY (drums) rec Brunswick Studio, Gloucester 17/7/93

INVERURIE - BANKS OF INVERURIE

INVINCIBLE INVALID, THE - from Gwilym Davies - I have on tape a song called "The Invincible Invalid", sung by Fred Archer of Worcestershire. He stumbled on a few words, and some I have rendered phonetically. Does anyone have a full set of the words? Fred sang it to the "Keel Row", but that may not be the right tune. It goes like this: My life's one long list of complaints, commencing at my birth I've paid away in doctor's bills, enough to pay the earth - There's scarcely any ailment that I can boast of having missed - You will agree, I'm sure with me, when you have heard the list. - Ague, B-gue, diabetes, measles and the croup, - With chilblains and warm blains and coughs that make me hoop Rheumyatics, mathematics, ping-pong and catarrh, Diabolic, painter's colic, gout and univar. Apoplexy, dismal plexy, boils that give me beans That's bound to happen, yes it is, to those who don't eat greens. Acorns, warts and bunions Pilgrim's progress, swollen glands With jaundice, paralysise, the cramp and German bands Windypane and counterpane and gumboils on my snitch Although I took it well in time, I couldn't save the stitch ....... carbuncles made me weep, With disentry and bigamy and walking in my sleep Sunstroke and daughterstroke and needles in my pins With hoarseness and donkeyness I had to call them twins Tremendous dileriums, I don't want them again I'd rather have whisky than water on the brain I never could get tick with the dollar as well(?) Through falling down a drain last week I lost my sense of smell He-cups, she-cups, quinsy, Kinsey, colds that make me sneeze, Lumbago in my funnybone and lots of housemaid's knees Hay fever, straw fever, hydro phob -i-ay Convulsions in my derby Kelly every quarter day Stomachache and Brooklyn cakewalk, jimjams and the flus I had the rickets badly, then of course I had the blues Rabies and babies, they dislocate my rest I've suffered too from want of breath and also want of cash Electric lights, mosquito bites, the pip and nettle rash To cure me I've be hypnotised and quarterised and pulverised I've had galvanic shocks all up and down my vertebrae Oxidised and carbonised, whitewashed and cold in his eyes(?) ....Atlantic and beef tea Bird lime and lime juice, castor oil and squills Champagne and shampoo and Peter's Purple Pills Bird's custard, Keen as mustard, splendid for my cold With Beacham's worth a guinea a box and lots of guinea gold. Turkish baths and bath buns and hokey-pokey hot With home sweet home me oh me oh it didn't touch the spot Rich plasters, poor plasters, nitro-glycerine, With antidotes and uncledotes and lots of . quinine Sasperilla, vermicelli, tons of Mellin's food With Seltz powders, gunpowders and penal servitude Sloe gin and quick gin and oxy-gin as well With hydropathy, low-dropathy and ... There's five and twenty doctors call every day on me They touch me here, they touch me there, they touch my LSD They leach me, they bleach me and what do you think? They massage me with pumice-stones, cold cream and Steven's Ink Ten time have I been vaccinated, fumigated and cremated When they gave me laughing gas, it's ten to one I'd cry Kind friends I see you sympathise with me in what I've stated So wishing you the same. I think I'll wish you all goodbye. So Rule Brittania, I've had some narrow shaves Ladies, recollect, Hines curlers rule the waves"

L'INVITATION -- Adolphus Le RUEZ, rec by PK, Bonne Nuit, St Ouens, Jersey, Channel Islands 23/4/60: RPL LP 26235

INVITATION TO NORTH AMERICA, THE - Broadside hawked in London in late 18th C in wake of Declaration of Independence -- Sam RICHARDS & Tish STUBBS: SAYDISC SDL-280 1977

IOLO'S DELIGHT - HOFFDER IOLO MORGANNWG

IOMARAIBH EUTROM - (Row Lightly) - Scots Gaelic - learned from Annie Arnott of Glasgow -- Allan McDonald, rec by Alan Lomax, Skye 1951 COLUMBIA SL-209 1952/ ROUNDER CD-1743 1998 - Isabel SUTHERLAND: TOPIC 12-T-151 1966

IOMRAMH EADAR IL' A'S UIST - (Rowing from Islay to Uist) -- OSSIAN IONA IR-001 1978

IONNDRAINN-MHARA - SEA-LONGING

IPPETTY SIPPETTY - - HICKERTY PICKERTY

IPS, GIPS AND JOHNSON - THREE BUTCHERS

IPSWICH GAOL - HARES AND PHEASANTS

IPSWICH SONG -- David DALBY: Song with road-names: CASS-0378

IPSWICH TOWN - MARIA MARTIN