K K K KATIE - Music Hall Song popularized by Walter Williams -- SAYDISC SDL-232 1972 cass: Street piano

KAFOOZALUM - "You've all put me to sing a song" Ch:"Hi ho K - daughter of the Babo" - ROUD#6726 - BSs "Cafuzelum" ("In days of old there was a Turk") - GREIG-DUNCAN 5 1995 #1008 p262 (1v/m) "Kafoozelum" - HERD AMSS 1776 1 pp104-8 (w/o) -- Oscar BRAND: (DERO 1985) CASS-0235 "The Best of the Worst"

KAFOOZALUM - Highland Scottische - BALMORAL p16 (A) "Sheriff Muir (Kofussalum)" - KENNEDY FTB 1951 1 p20/ 1994 #83 p22 (A) "London Bridge" - KERR MM 1 #15 p20 (D) - WILSON p47 (G) "Sheriff Muir" Old variant of tune - tune used for TINGALING THE FIRE ALARM (K) -- CORRIES: WAVERLEY 258-06- 944/ CASS 60-0991 "Sheriff Muir" - Bob SMITH'S IDEAL Band rec 1930: TOPIC 12-T-320 1977 - William KIMBER (conc) rec by PK, Headingtom, Oxford 1951: FTX-383 - Peter KENNEDY (mel): FTX-323 - HIGH LEVEL RANTERS Band: TOPIC 12-T-186 1968 - BULWER Band, Norfolk rec 1962: TOPIC 12-T-296 1976 "Old Mrs Huddledee"/ Walter (mand-banjo) TSCD-659 - Jean REDFORD (diddling "Hi Maggie Cockalee") rec by Tom, Kean, Banffsh 1996: ELLIPSIS 4070 (1997) "Celtic Mouth music"

KAIL (or KALE) AND KNOCKIT COARN - Shetland Reel version of "Bob of Fettercairn" -- Fraser HUGHSON (fid) rec by Tom Anderson RTR-1081/ CASS-60-0435/ FTX-068 - Bobby PETERSON (fid): TANGENT TNGM-117 1973 aft "Fairy Reel" & "Wullafjord" & bef "Mc Donald's" & "Cabister Head" - DA FORTY FIDDLERS with Marjorie SMITH (piano): LEADER LED-2052 1973 with "Galley Watch" - Trevor HUNTER & Davie TULLOCH (Fiddles) & Violet TULLOCH (piano): TOPIC 12-TS-281 1976 with "Galley Watch"

KAISER, THE - GOING TO THE WELL FOR WATER

KALEVALA - A compilation of legends on Finnish national heroes collected from oral tradition among local singers - published by Elias Lonest (1802-84) - Frank Howes

KALIMANTAN - Borneo - see also SARAWAK - WILD MAN OF BORNEO -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

KALIMBA - AFRICAN THUMB PIANO -- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

KAMANCHE - Persian 4-str bowed instr played in manner of a cello wit range similar to Viola - see under FIDDLE -- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

KANA DI KANTU? - (Did you ever see?) - Welsh Romany using tune: "Mochyn Dhu" (The Black Pig) -- Hywel WOOD (gypsy) rec by PK, Bala, Merioneth: 441

KANAKA LOVE SONG - "I love your strong and brawny arms" (press- ganged negro worker) - "darling Tommy Tanner" - see JOHN KANAKA (Shanty) - OGUL MOGUL (Billy Bennett) -- Cathie O SULLIVAN: LARRIKIN LRD-9012 1981

KANGAROO - ON BOARD OF THE KANGAROO - TAILOR AND THE CROW

KANTELE - Finnish zither-dulcimer --- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

KASSIE JONES - CASEY JONES

KATE AND HER HORNS - KATE OF COLCHESTER

KATE AND HER SHIFT - "In London there lived a rich merchant" - housekeeper called Kate - She and her kinsman, John, get into her nightshift - family think its a ghost - GREIG-DUNCAN 2 1983 #313 (w/o)

KATE DALRYMPLE - Reel - ATHOLL #144 "Ginglin Johnny" - KERR MM 1 #8 p24 (A) - WILSON p36 (G) "Highland Laddie" -- Bob SMITH'S IDEAL Band rec 1930: TOPIC 12-T-319/320 1977 - CORRIES: EMI SCX-6511 1972 - Dave SWARBRICK (fid) (SONET SNTF-763) CASS-0167 aft "The Three Sea Captains"

KATE FROM BALLINAMORE - "When I was young and fond of fun" or "Come all you sporting bachelors" - Comic courting - possibly part of a "cruel father" ballad - ROUD#5172 -- Paddy DORAN (tinker) rec by PK, Belfast 1/8/52: RPL 18583/ FTX-168 - Sean McDONAGH rec Galway: CLADDAGH CC- 9 1971 - Geordie Hanna: TOPIC TSCD-656 - ASH PLANT AP-002 1999 (Denmark) titled "Kitty from B"

KATE KEARNEY - Waltz - Tunebook Ms 6/8 (D) (duet arr) #204 p253 - ROCHE 3 #166 p58 (G) - see also LITTLE KATE KEARNEY (Reel)

KATE KELLY'S FANCY - RAVELLED HANK OF YARN (Reel)

KATE OF ARGLYN - "When I first saw thee, Kate" - orchard gate - heard footfall - ROUD#2561 - False love - JFSS 18 1914 p59 Sharp: John Murphy, Marylebone, London workhouse 1909 (3v) - see CAITLIN UA UBHALL GORT (jig)

KATE OF BALLINAMORE - Jig/ Song Air - GIBLIN 1933 #5 p6 -- DANSK 2000 Danish group with fid, gtr & drum aft "The Ash Plant"

KATE OF BALLINAMORE - "When I was young and fond of fun like many's a roving lad" - she wanted a soldier so he joins army but gets a letter saying she has married a farmer's son - ROUD#5172 -- Geordie HANNA rec by Robin Morton in Sarah Anne O Neill's home nr Derrydesk, Coalisland, Co Tyrone 1977: (TOPIC 12-TS-372)/ TSCD-656 1998

KATE OF COALBROOKDALE - "When gentle love first fired my breast" - Bs in ED&S 29:3 1967 p85 - BSs incl BG 6 #124 -- Jon RAVEN (+ instr): ARGO ZFB-29 [1971] & ARGO SPA-132 1971

KATE OF COLCHESTER - "There was a fair damsel in Colchester" - She finally consents to marry the clothier, whereupon he leaves her for a rich lawyer's daughter - the jilted girl obtains a cowhide from a tanner, wraps herself in it and confronts her false lover at night in a lonely field - to escape Lucifer's clutches the clothier promises to return to Kate. At her lying in she reveals her trick and everyone laughs at it - LAWS #N-22 ABBB 1957 p214 "Kate and her horns" - ROUD#555 - ROXBURGHE BALLADS 8 #430 & 431 "Crafty KOC" reprint of Newcastle broadside 1689-1690 - related to "The Politick Maid of Suffolk" (or "The Lawyer Outwitted") in which a maid reclaims her recreant lawyer by disguising herself as the devil - Cf GREIG- DUNCAN 2 p423 "The Shift" - see also CRAFTY MAID'S POLICY - Cf NELL AND THE CHIMNEY SWEEP --- SHARP FSSA 1917/32 #70 (vol 1 pp405-6) Wm Cullen Wooton, Hindman, Ky 1917 (8v) "The Clothier" - COMBS MEU 1925 p157 - MACKENZIE BSSNS 1929 #132 pp325-7 Peter Hines (w/o) (note about ROXBURGHE) - GARDNER-CHICKERING BSSM 1939 pp387-9 E W Harns, Mich 1934/ Gersey Ms/ Seth Evilsizer "K and the Cowhide" ("A lady lived in Lancaster") - THOMPSON BB&B 1939 p413 - CREIGHTON TSNS 1950 p184 "Kate" (19v) - BELDEN BSM 1940 pp231-2 nn, Mo 1903 (w/o) - THOMPSON PS 1958 pp69-71 Stevens-Douglass Ms NY 1841-56 (w/o) - HUBBARD BSFU 1961 pp111-113 Mrs Salley Hubbard 19478 1v (w/o) Susie Barlow, Utah 1948 "K & the Cowhide"

KATE DALRYMPLE - Reel (A) - BOWEN p16 - KERR MM 1 #8 p24

KATE OF GARNEVILLA - March - ROCHE 2 #344 p61 (D) 4/4 (Co Cork ?)

KATE O VERNIN - WILLIAMS #186 Thomas Stark, Broughton, Lincolnsh 1906 (w/o) (Kathleen Mavourneen)

KATEY - KATIE

KATHARINE OGIE - Air - THOMPSON 1725 vol1 p44 & others - Tunebook Ms 4/4 (Am) #122 p219

KATHARINE JAFFRAY - "It's of a farmer lived in the East" - CHILD #221- ROUD#93 - GREIG-DUNCAN Coll 1995 vol 5 #1024 pp359-62 4var 27v/1m --- CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp22-4 Ben Henneberry, NS

KATHLEEN - Music Hall -- WINTLE Street Piano rec 1955: FTX-300

KATHLEEN - "I'm in love with a darling young coleen" - Ch: "K, so fair and bright" (mentions Co Tyrone) -- Margaret BARRY (voc/ banjo) rec by PK 1952: FTX-070/ SAYDISC SDL-407 1994

KATHLEEN - COT IN THE CORNER - HILLS OF DONEGAL - TERENCE'S FAREWELL

KATHLEEN ASTOR - Song Air - Tunebook Ms 3/4 (Em) #47 p186 "Catholan Astow"

KATHLEEN HEHIR'S - Single Jig or Slide - SULLIVAN p7 (D)

KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN - "O KM, the grey dawn is breaking - a-cushla machree" - composed by Crouch (see "David Kennedy" p47 ) - BSs - MacCOLL-SEEGER TDIA 1986 p278 from Sheila MacGregor, (daughter of Belle),Blairgowrie, Perthshire (1 v only) thought to be Stage-Irish frag - BARNEY MAVOURNEEN - COT IN THE CORNER - KATE O VERNIN -- Belle STEWART & others (mouth music) rec by PK, Blairgowrie 1955: FTX-185 - Patrick EGAN rec by Seamus Ennis, Clare 1960: RPL LP 29884

KATHLEEN JAFFRAY - GREEN WEDDING

KATHLEEN MO CHREE - Tunebook Ms 6/8 (D) #191 p249

KATHLEEN O HEHIR - 12/8 Slide - BOWEN p26 (D)

KATHLEEN O MOORE - Waltz - ROCHE 3 #166 p58 (G) follows KATE KEARNEY

KATHLEEN TYRRELL - CITI NA gCUMANN

KATHRYN JAFFRAY - GREEN WEDDING

KATIE BIRDIE - "had a coo - hen - cock - wife - dance KB" - tune: "Pop goes the weasel" - ROUD#1359 & 8945 -- GREIG-DUNCAN 8 2002 #1640 (5var w/o) "Blawin Willie Buck's horn" (1640D: "Willie Buck had a coo") (ROUD#13062) & GREIG-DUNCAN 8 2002 #1657-8 pp193-4 (3var/m) "Katie Bairdie" & "Simon Brodie" - HOLST-VAUGHAN WILLIAMS YOL 1961 #4 p5 "Willie Foster" ("had a coo") 3v/m Mr Thompson, Dunstan, Northumb 1904 - RITCHIE 1964 SS p56 "Katie Beardie" - PALMER 1983 #76 p118 coll RVW, Northumberland "Willy Foster" -- John MEARNS rec by Alan Lomax Aberdeen 14/7/51: 7"RTR-0681/ DAT/ RPL 21415 - John McDONALD (unacc) rec by PK, Pitgaveny, Elgin, Moraysh: FTX-061 "Hotchie Potchie" ("Jamie Birdie") - JOE GORDON FOLK FOUR: EMI CLP-1379 1960 - rec by Damian Webb, 16/15 St James Junior Girls Paisley Glasgow 1961: FTX-190"Jeannie Birdie" ("had a wain - hardly had to weigh a stane - doctor said it was a shame, dance Jeannie Birdie" - Paddy TUNNEY (lilting): TOPIC 12-TS-289 1976

KATIE CRUEL - KOLB: 1943 -- Sandy PATON (voc/gtr) rec London 1/1/58: RPL LP 24201

KATIE DEAR - SILVER DAGGER

KATIE FLANIGAN - Jig - KERR MM 4 #197 p22 (D)

KATIE IS WAITING - Jig (Em) - COLE #5 p54 comp by James Hand - KERR MM 2 #301 p33

KATIE MOREY - "Come all you sly and trickery lads" - LAWS #N-24 ABBB 1957 p215 - ROUD#674 - Cf THE BAFFLED KNIGHT - SHARP EFSSA 1932 2 pp119-21 T Jeff Stockton, Flag Pond, Tenn/ Mrs Hester House, Hot Springs, NC 1916/ Mrs Ef Chrisom, Cane Branch NC 1918 - GARDNER & CHICKERING BSSM 1939 2 pp119-121 Sharp: Jeff Stockton, Tenn - THOMPSON PS 1958 pp9-11 Stevens-Douglas Ms NY 1841-56 "K Mora" -- (Ted Ashlaw rec Robert D Bethke, Hermon, NY 1972)

KATIE SLOAN - Jig - KERR MM 4 #217 p24 (G)

KATIE'S FANCY - Jig (G) - FUREY p23 3pts (says it was supposed to have been composed by blind piper, Martin O'Rahilly) - O'NEILL MOI #762/ DMI #46 3pts (G) - Cf BARBARA BELL (St Patrick's Day) -- John REA (h-dulc) Co Antrim: TOPIC 12-TS-373 1979

KATIE'S LETTER - "Och girls dear did you ever hear" - WILLIAMS #617 (w/o)

KATIE'S RAMBLES - KITTY'S RAMBLES

KATY WENT FISHING WITH HOOK AND LINE -- Hobart Smith rec by Alan Lomax, Williamsburg, Va April 1960: ROUNDER CD-1701 1997

KAVAL - end-blown flute - ROMANIA, YUGOSLAVIA & TURKEY - FLUTES -- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

KAY'S HORNPIPE - COLOSSEUM

KAZOO - see also MIRLITON -- Recordings - see INSTRUMENTS Listing

KEACH IN THE CREEL, THE - ("the catch in the basket") - "As I went down through Newry Town some fresh fish for to buy" - CHILD #281 - ROUD#120 - Cf Chaucer's "The Miller's Tale" - DIXON SOP (words only from Nortumberland 1845) - BELL BSPE 1857 pp75- 7 (w/o) - BRUCE-STOKOE - STOKOE-REAY SBNE 1899 pp22-23 - FORD 1899 p277 "The Wee Toon Clerk" - GREIG-DUNCAN 2 p431 (22 versions) - MacCOLL SS 1953 p52 from Greig - HENRY SOP #201/ MOULDEN pp126-7/ HUNTINGTON 1990 pp265-6 Sally Doherty, Bellarena, Co Derry 1927 "The Ride in the Creel" 14v - SEDLEY 1967 p20 - TUNNEY SF 1979 p92 (words only) - PALMER EBBB 1980 #115 pp223-4 Andrew Crawford Ms in Paisley Central Library): Mrs Storie, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewsh 1826 "The Auld Wife and the Peat Creel" - Tune used for THE SWAN-NECKED VALVE -- William MATHIESON #009, William Farquhar #021, Alex CAMPBELL #156/ 198-9/ 335, James CHRISTIE #170/ 179, Mrs James CHRISTIE #179, James MASON #187-8, Jean ESSLEMONT #191, Mary THAIN #191, James REID #330, Jean CAMPBELL #335, Alex ROBB #342 rec on Dictaphone by James M. Carpenter, N.E.Scotland 1929-35 - Willie KEMP & Curly MacKAY (accordion) rec 1930's (?): FTX-360 - Jimmy McBEATH re#c by Alan Lomax, Elgin, Moraysh 1951/ FTX-503/ rec HH (?): TANGENT TNGM-119-D 1975 - Michael GALLAGHER (Paddy Tunney's uncle), rec by PK, Belleek, Co Fermanagh 1953: RPL 20024 "Hurroo-ri-ah"/ CAEDMON TC-1146/ TOPIC 12-T-161/ FTX-503 - Jim Nixon rec Norman Alford & Robert Forrester, Rockliffe, Wreay, Cumberland: (REYNARD RR-002 1953) - Ewan MacCOLL: RIVERSIDE RLP-12-624 1956/& Peggy SEEGER (gtr): "The Long Harvest" ARGO ZDA-75 1967 (from McBeath) - Alec FOSTER of Derry rec by Hugh Shields, Belfast 1969: LEADER LEA-4055 1972 - Tom GILFELLON: LEADER LER-2079 1972 - CHEVIOT RANTERS Country Dance Band (tune as a waltz): TOPIC 12-T-214 1972 - Packie Manus BYRNE: TOPIC 12-TS-257 1975 "The Creel" - Jamesy McCARTHY rec by Jim Carroll & Pat Mackenzie, Ollie Conway's bar, Mullagh, Co Clare July 1976: TOPIC TSCD-665 1998 "Coochie Coochie Coo go way"

KEADY TOWN - Market town in Co Armagh - home of Sarah & Tommy Makem, Annie Jane Kelly & others - "Oh is Keady Town where it used to be?" composed and sung by Sarah Makem filmed at home in Keady by David Hammond in 1977: FF-2209 - GIRLS OF KEADY - NOVEMBER KEADY FAIR

KEANE'S REEL - TOM KEANE'S

KEEFE'S - Slide 12/8 - TAYLOR 1 p31 (C)

KEEFE'S POLKA - JIM KEEFE'S

KEEL - Boat - SANDGATE GIRL'S LAMENT

KEEL ROW, THE - "As I cam through the Cannon (or Sand) Gate" - ROUD#3059 - Bs by FORD of Irongate, Chesterfield 1830s (Roy Palmer Reprint 2001) 2v only - SBG 4:#375 - CHAPPELL NEA 1838 p75 - PMOT 1858 2 p721 (1765 Ms) - BRUCE-STOKOE SBNE 1899 pp41-2 has notes on its appearance in England before becoming known in Scotland - STOKOE-REAY SBNE pp41-42 - WHITTAKER NCB - GREIG-DUNCAN 4 #771 p107 (w/o) "The monkey cocked his tail up (X2) and showed his "Waterloo" -- FETTLERS, Middlesbrough - small reel

KEEL ROW, THE - Highland Schottische - BALMORAL p16 (D) - BAYARD DTF #321 p280 2var - BOWEN p25 & p45 (##A) from Iain McLachlan on SPRINGTHYME 1022 "I prefer the kilt" - COLE #3 p23 Reel (G) or "Twin Sisters" (with dance directions) & #6 p46 (D) "Weel may the KR - Original version" - HAYWOOD #22 p40 (A) - KENNEDY FTB 1 p21/ #87 p23 (G) - KERR MM 1 #3 p19 (A) & MM 3 p12 (A) - ROCHE 1 #198 p75 (A) -- James MORRISON (fid) & others rec New York 1921-1935: TOPIC 12-T-390 1980 - Tom CLOUGH (N-pipes) rec Newcastle 1929: TOPIC 12-T-283 1976 - NORTHUMBRIAN MINSTRELS rec Powburn 19/4/44: RPL 7234 (78) - Jack ARMSTRONG (N-pipes) with Alice ELLIS (harp) rec Newcastle 10/7/50: RPL 14981/ rec by Alan Lomax 1951/ N-pipes with variations rec by PK, Newcastle 1954: FTX-122 & FTX-418/ SAYDISC (CD) SDL-416 1996/ SMITHSONIAN-FOLKWAYS SFW-40473 1999 - Jack ARMSTRONG & NORTHUMBRIAN BARNSTORMERS BAND rec by Alan Lomax 1951: SAYDISC SDL-252 1972 - Paddy BREEN (vert flute) of Co Clare rec by PK, London 1950: FTX-078 with jingle "Johnny when you die" - William KIMBER (conc) rec by PK, Headington, Oxford 1951: FTX-382 "The Highland Fling" - Fred PIDGEON (fid) rec by PK, Stockland, Devon 1951: FTX-087 - Maggie CHAMBERS (later Mrs Murphy) (mouth music) rec by PK, Tempo, Co Fermanagh 18/7/52: 7"RTR-0550/ FTX-301 (mouth-music) aft "Haste to the Wedding" - George TREMAIN (mel) rec by PK, North Skelton, N Yorks 2/4/53: RPL 19236/ FTX-329/ AS I ROVED OUT "Collector's" Radio prog 1956: talk by PK - Sam FAWCETT (Anglo conc) rec by PK, Baldersdale, Durham 31/3/53: RPL 20534/ FTX-118 with "Castles in the Air" - Ned PEARSON (fid) rec by PK, Cambo, Northumberland 16/6/54: RPL 20620 talk bef about Country Dance/ FTX-121 - Tom POTTER (mel), rec by PK, Hawkhurst, Kent 4/9/63 RTR-0985 "The wind blowed the pump up" used for "Broom Dance" - THE CHEVIOT RANTERS: TOPIC 12-TS-245 1974 - Jack FISHER (Anglo-conc) rec by Gwilym Davies, Glos: FTX-417 - BULWER Band, Norfolk rec 1962: TOPIC 12-T-296 1976 - HIGH LEVEL RANTERS: TOPIC 12-T-186 1968 - Billy BENNINGTON (h-dulc) rec by Jim COUZA Barford, Norfolk 20/7/82 CASS 0871 --- Percy LAVARELLO (mel) of Tristan de Cunha rec by PK, Gosport, Hants 1962: FTX-609

KEELMAN, THE - SANDGATE LASSIE'S LAMENT

KEELMAN OWER THE LAND, THE - Robert Topliff c1815 - BRUCE-STOKOE NW 1882 -- CELEBRATED WORKING BAND: TOPIC 12-T-86 1963 - Carole ROBB (flute) Anthony & Carole ROBB (N-pipes): TOPIC 12-TS-278 1978

KEELMAN PETITION -- Alistair ANDERSON (E-conc): TOPIC 12-TS- 371 1978 with "Tipp Staff"

KEEMO KIMO - "In South Carlina the darkies go" - ROUD#715 - Minstrel Song 2/4 - HAYWOOD #26 p41 (D) -- Mrs A.Hall rec by Edith Fowke, Maxville, Ont, Canada 1961:

KEEN FOR A DEAD CHILD -- Kitty GALLAGHER (18) rec by Alan Lomax, Gweedore, Co Donegal 1951: COLUMBIA SL-204 1952/ ROUNDER CD-1742 1998 / licensed to Matchbox Music SAYDISC SDL-411 1995

KEENING - (CAOINE) - PETRIE AMOI 1855 1 p187 -- see also LAMENTS - FINEGAN'S WAKE - GOL NA MBAN 'SAN AR (Woman's Lament in Battle) -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

KEENING IN THE WIND - (also known as "Back to the Hills") is associated with Billy Pigg -- Chris ORMSTON (N-pipes) rec by Kim Bibby, Morpeth 1998: SMITHSONIAN-FOLKWAYS SFW-40473 1999 bef "Alston Flower Show"

KEENLY LODE, THE - "Old Uncle Pengerrie a captain was" - ROUD#6909 - BARING GOULD SOW (rev Ed only) pp92-3

KEEP A GOOD LOOK OUT AHEAD - HIGH BARBAREE

KEEP A-INCHIN ALONG - Spiritual sung by Negro slaves - ROUD#11947 - MARCH "Jubilee Singers 1901 p22- - JOHNSON ANS 1925 pp134-5 - LOMAX FSNA pp456-7 - WORK ANSS 1940 p125 -- Alan LOMAX (voc/gtr), Peggy SEEGER (voc/gtr), Guy CARAWAN (voc/gtr), John COLE (harmonica) & Sam STOKES (bass) PYE Nixa NPL-18013 1958/ FTX-941

KEEP IT UP - Irish Reel - KOHLER 1 p58 (D)

KEEP ME AS THE APPLE OF THINE EYE -- The Belleville Acapella Choir rec by Alan Lomax, Va. USA Apr 1960: ROUNDER CD-1711 1998

KEEP OFF THE GRASS -- "and let the ladies pass - here comes Hitler" -- Isla St CLAIR: Various children's songs (unacc): Radio 19/4/89: CASS-10-0717

KEEP ON THE SUNNY SIDE -- Carter Family: / 7"RTR-0313-4

KEEP THAT WHEEL A-TURNING - WILLIAM BROWN

KEEP THE COUNTRY, BONNY LASSIE - Reel - HONEYMAN p19 (A)

KEEP THE KETTLE BOILING - "Keep The Kettle Boiling" - Children's Skipping Rhyme -- rec by Damian Webb, 3/7 & DW 4/16 St Johns Juniors, Workington Cumb 1960: FTX-197 #28 & 47 St Michaels

KEEP THE SUNNY SIDE UP - "see the soldiers marching along" - Children's Song-dance mentions feeling like a Japanese, Eskimo, Indian - OPIE SG 1985 #127 pp429-31 music photo p421 - orig song in film "Best Things in Life are Free" 1929 -- rec by Damian Webb, 23/1 Moss Bay Juniors rec Banklands Hall Workington Cumb 1965: RPL LP 30954/ FTX-195 #26 "See the Soldiers" (Cliff Richards) - rec by DW, 23/4 Catholic Junior Girls, Egremont Cumb 1965: FTX-195 #27 - rec by DW, 27/5-6 St Anne's Leyland Lancs 1968; FTX-195 #40 - rec by DW, 36/12 St Patrick's Huddersfield Yorksh 1978 - rec by DW, IRE/30 Tralee Co Kerry: FTX-179

KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRIDE -- Martin Luther King SOUTHERN FREEDOM SONGS Greenwich Theatre Cast: TOPIC IMP-S-102 1970

KEEP YOUR FEET JOHNNY - STIR YOUR FEET

KEEP YOUR FEET STILL GEORDIE, HINNY - "O wor Geordie an' Bob Johnson both lay in the same bed" Ch: "KYFSGH - let's be happy through the neet" - words comp by Joe Wilson (1841-73) and George Ridley (?) to tune "Darling Nelly Gray" (Benjamin Hanby) -- Jack ARMSTRONG'S NORTHUMBRIAN BARNSTORMER'S Band rec by Alan Lomax 1951: SAYDISC SDL-252 1972 bef "Adam Buckham-O" - Louis KILLEN (voc/fid/mel): TOPIC 12-T-189 1962 - Bob DAVENPORT & RAKES Band rec by PK 1963: FTX-330

KEEP YOUR GARDEN CLEAN - SPRIG OF THYME

KEEP YOUR HAND TO THE PLOUGH - HOLD ON

KEEP YOUR LAMPS TRIMMED AND BURNING - "See what the Lord has done" - Spiritual based on the wise and foolish virgin made popular by Blind Willie Johnson -- Fred McDOWELL (voc/gtr) rec Alan Lomax, Como, Miss., USA Sept 1959: ROUNDER CD-1703 1999 - ATLANTIC SD-1346

KEEP YOURSELF STEADILY MOVING, LADS - Swaledale Glee Singers (The Keld Singers) intro by Dick GUY rec by PK, Keld, Upper Swaledale, W Yorks 24/11/54: RPL 22325/ FTX-265

KEEPER, THE - "did a shooting go" "First doe he shot the missed" - ROUD#1519 - Black-letter broadside (15v) in 1680's called "The Huntsman's Delight" - Broadside (6v) 18th Cent "The Frolicsome Keeper"- ROXBURGHE 1871 vii p557 - BARING GOULD SOW 1905 #113 (a) Peter Sandry, St Ervans, Cornwall (b) James Ellis, Lamerton (c) Miss Temple from a local harvester 1834 (Rev Ed only) words re-written ("original is very gross") from Garland text & tune adapted - GRAINGER #305 Mr Bennett, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire 1908? "Among the leaves of the Green-O" - SHARP EFS Sel Ed 2 1921 pp68-9 - Novello School Ser - SHARP-KARPELES CSC 1974 #271 pp232-3 Robert Kinchin, Ilmington, Warwicksh 1909/ James Church, Chew Mendip, Somerset 1906 1v/m/ Charles Workey, Nether Stowey, Som 1907 1v/m - REEVES IOP 1958 #52 pp138-9 Sharp: Robert Kinchin, Ilmington, Warwicksh 1909 (w/o) - REEVES EC 1960 App 2 pp289-290 Hammond: Mrs Gulliver 1905/ BM Chapbook #11621.c.2 (w/o) - PALMER RVW 1983 #6 p9 Jim Austin, Little Shelford, Cambridgesh 1906 (text from Firth Coll b33 Bodl Lib) - Tune Cf HUGH THE GRAEME -- Sam BENNETT rec by PK, Ilmington, Warwicksh 1950: FTX-098 - Shirley COLLINS with John HASTED (banjo), Ralph RINZLER (gtr), Guy Carawan (gtr) rec by PK 1958 (ARGO): SEE FOR MILES SEE-212 1987 - THE LIVERPOOL SPINNERS CONTOUR 6870-529/ on Radio prog 9/11/82: CASS-0407 -- KINGSTON TRIO: "Sold Out" EMI T-1352 1960 "The Hunter" (with new words)

KEEPER HILL - Reel - O'NEILL MOI #1481/ DMI #709 (A)

KEEPER OF THE GAME, THE - CAPTAIN WEDDERBURN'S COURTSHIP

KEEPERS AND POACHERS - "Ye subjects of England come listen awhile" - about William Taylor - Poaching Song - ROUD#851 - JFSS 8:31 1927 pp7-8 Sharp: John Day, Hillingdon, Middlesex ("Villikins" type tune/ p11 "Come all brother seamen" is similar) - JEFDSS 9:4 1963 Stubbs: George Maynard - HAMER 1967 p34 "William Taylor" (Bedfordsh) - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #254 p563 George Maynard 1955 6v/m - PALMER RVW 1983 #23 pp38-9 James Punt, East Horndon, Essex 1904 - ED&S 54/2 1992 p22 Ken Thompson Westerham Kent "Poaching Song" article by Fran & Geoff Doel-- George "Pop" MAYNARD, rec by PK, Copthorne, Sussex 3/12/55: RPL LP 23093 "Bold William Taylor"/ FTX-023/ FTX-279/ TOPIC TSCD-668 1998 - Jasper SMITH (gypsy) rec by Mike Yates, Epsom, Surrey: TOPIC 12-T-253 1975 - Dave BURLAND: LEADER LER-2082 1972

KEEPING LOOKOUT - LOOKOUT

KEEPING ONE EYE ON THE CLOCK - POVERTY KNOCK

KEILLER'S JAM - "I love KJ - my mother said to me: What shall we have for tea? - I looked upon the table, saw butter, bread and ham - but the thing that caught my eye - was a pot of KJ" - Kids wall rhyme sung to JINGLE BELLS - OPIE SG 1985 #88 pp144-5 "Tickler's Jam" during 14-18 war

KELLY, "Ned" - EDWARD KELLY - UP THE KELLYS

KELLY GANG, THE - "It was in November '78 when the KG came down - just after shooting Kennedy" - FAHEY "Joe Watson - Trad singer" 1975 -- Joe WATSON: LARRIKIN 007 1976 Rec verses first - Dave de Hugard (voc + banjo & whistle): LARRIKIN LRD-9012 1981 (sung to "The Rose Tree" tune)

KELLY THE BOY FROM KILLANE - (Co Wexford) "What's the news, what's the news?" - Patriotic Song/ March - ROCHE 3 #36 p10 (D) 4/4 - SILVERMAN SOI 1991 p94 -- Leo ROWSOME (U-pipes) rec Dublin 1937-8: TOPIC 12-T-259 1975 - GILCURDON Trio, Belfast 30/10/63: RPL LP 28256/ FTX-373 bef "Minstrel Boy" - THE FONTANAS: PICKWICK Hallmark HM-544 1968

KELLY THE PIRATE - "Come, come, jolly tars lend an ear to my song" - frigate called "Stag" fought the pirate Kelly (aka George Keary) and took prize to Dunkirk - mention of bold Capt Cooper - LAWS #K-31 & ABBB 1957 p156 - ROUD#529 - GREIG-DUNCAN 1 p46 (w/o) & p96 - JFSS 6:21 1918 pp34-5 Eva M Ashton: Edmund Pack, Robertsbridge, Sussex 1906 - RANSON SOWC 1948 p91 "Kelly the Pirate" - HOLLOWAY-BLACK LEBB2 1979 p153 Bs Pitts London - RICHARDS- STUBBS EFS 1979 p166 from Journal GREIG-DUNCAN 1 p.96 - HOLLOWAY/BLACK LEB 2 p153 - HEALY IB&SS pp34 & 45-6 - RANSON Songs of the Wexford Coast p91 --- MACKENZIE BSNS 1928 #81 pp211-214 & 400 Robert Langville (w/o), Richard Hines (w/m) & Alexander Harrison (w/o) - SHOEMAKER Penn 1931 p178 broadside versions - GREENLEAF NFL 1933 - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p151 David Slaunwhite 1950 - PEACOCK SNO 1965 3 pp846-7 Harry Curtis, Nfl 1952 - GREENLEAF/MANSFIELD B&SSN p 95 -- James CHRISTIE, 41 Newtonhill, Stonehaven, Kincardinesh #177 rec on Dictaphone cylinder by James M Carpenter 1929-35

KELLY'S HORNPIPE - FISHER'S HORNPIPE

KELLY'S JIG - BREATHNACH CRE 1 #11 p6 -- May KEOGH (fid) with Tommy DEMPSEY (acc): GAEL-LINN CEF-017 1967 aft "Stool of Repentance" & "Rural Felicity"

KELLY'S JOY - Triple Jig -- THE YETTIES: ARGO ZFB-32 1971

KELLY'S HORNPIPE - FISHERS

KELLY'S REEL - CAPTAIN KELLY'S - PADDY KELLY'S

KELLY'S SLIDE - JOHN KELLY'S

KELLYBURN BRAES - "Lo the beams of the setting sun yellow were streaming - among the green bracken - seeking the kye hame" - Tune cf OVER THE HILLS, ROLLICKING BOYS AROUND TANDARAGEE & TODDLE AND BUT (by same singer) - another song with the same title is a version of THE FARMER'S CURST WIFE -- Alan ROGERSON originally from Dumfries, living in Northumberland, rec by Alan & his brother with generator (dubbed from copy tape from Louis Killen 8/7/57): 5"RTR-0063

KELSO - Roxburghsh - ("In the town of Kelso") MARROWBONES

KELSO ACCORDION & FIDDLE CLUB -- Willy TAYLOR (fid), Joe HUTTON (N-pipes) & Will ATKINSON (harmonica): TOPIC TSCD-669 1998 bef "Linda McFarlane" & "The Scairlaveg"

KELSO HIRING FAIR - VICTORIA WALTZ

KELSO TOWN - or "The Smoke over Kelso" - comp by Graeme MILES & sent to FOLKTRAX May 1981

KELTON'S - PIGTOWN FLING (Reel)

KELVICK GROVE - Jig - Tunebook Ms #132 p52 5pts

KELVIN GROVE, THE - "Come let's haste to KG" - ROUD#8736 - Tunebook Ms #100 p208 4/4 (D) - see AFFORD VALE - SHEARINGS NO FOR YOU - TAK THE BUCKLES FRAE YOUR SHEEN -- Jeannie ROBERTSON of Aberdeen rec by PK, London 1953: FTX-067/ SAYDISC SDL-407 1994 - John McDONALD (tune on mel) of Glenfinnan, Inverness rec by PK, London 1953 7"RTR-0687# bef "Loch Lomond" for Lancers - Dominic BEHAN with Robin HALL (gtr): COLLECTOR JEI-2 1958 (45ep) "Kelvin Lass" - Ray & Archie FISHER (gtr): TOPIC 12-T-137 1966 Children's version "Bonnie Lassie-O" - CLUTHA: TOPIC 12-TS-226 1973 instr

KEMER OW RO - (Take my gift) - Cornish (R & Philip Gendall) -- Brenda WOOTON with Richard GENDALL: SENTINEL SENS-1016 1973

KEMO, KIMO - KEEMO KIMO

KEMP'S HORNPIPE - (A) - HONEYMAN p39 - KOHLER 1 p52

KEMP'S JIG -- GRYPHON (with bombard & other historic instrum): ISLAND FOLK-1001 (boxed) 1975/ cass (boxed): TBX 513/2

KEMPTON PARK - "Dead at Kempton" - Horse Race between "Arkle" & "Brave Dunkirk" for the King George Cup 1965 - comp by GM 1965 -- Graeme MILES (voc/ gtr); FTX-227 #13

KEMPY KAYE - "Wash, wash, ye foul heap" - courtship of 2 giants: KK & Fusome Fug - CHILD #33 - ROUD#32 - C K SHARPE's "Ballad Book" 1823 & KINLOCH's 1827 - GREIG-KEITH LLTB 1925 pp25-6 Bell Robertson, New Pitsligo, Aberdeensh (w/o) -- Jock TAMSON'S BAIRNS (with viola, melodeon, "trump" or jews harp, fiddle & piano): TOPIC 12-TS-424 1982

KEMPY'S HAT - Instrumental -- HEDGEHOG PIE: RUBBER RUB-009 1975

KENDAL GHYL - Country Dance - DOUGLAS 1931 Dances of the Yorksh Dales - uses tunes "Off she goes" & 2nd pt of "Oyster Girl" -- George TREMAIN (mel) rec by PK, North Skelton, N Yorks 2/4/53: RPL 19236/ 329

KENMARE POLKA, THE - MOYLAN 2 #297 p172 (G) from John O Leary (melodeon)

KENMORE LADS - Jig (G) - BAYARD DTF #494 p456/ #518 p466 "The Fair"/ #569 p508 "Green Cockade" - COLE #7 p73 "Kenmure's on and awa" (G) - KENNEDY FTB 1 1951 p39/ 1994 #152 p39 alt: "Hexham Races" (G) - KERR MM 1 #22 p32 - Tunebook Ms #87 "Miss Milicent's Favourite" with A & B musics reversed - O'NEILL MOI #992/DMI #207 titled "I will if I can" alt: "Ha ha, ma ma" "Up and awa" - ROCHE 1 #114 p46 "The Boys from the West" -- Curly McKAY (acc) & Willie KEMP ("tromp" or jews harp): TOPIC TSCD-657 aft: "Glenduarel Highlanders" & bef "Lovat Scouts & Money Musk" - Willie STARR (acc & piano): FTX-363 - George TAYLOR (mel) rec by PK, Northumb 1954: FTX-121 - Peter KENNEDY (mel): FTX-323 - NOTTS ALLIANCE: TRADITIONAL SOUND TSR-011 1972 with "Lady in the Boat" & "Atholl Highlanders" - Will ATKINSON (harmonica): TOPIC 12-TS-239 1974/ TSCD-669 1968 bef "Stool of Repentance"

KENNAW'S REEL - TAKE HER OUT AND AIR HER

KENNEBEC BITE, THE - YORKSHIRE BITE

KENNEDY - Jig - KERR MM 4 #214 p24 (G) - JOE KENNEDY - NELL KENNEDY - Cf ROLLING OFF A LOG

KENNEDY, David - (1825-1887) - "The Scottish Singer" - born in the city of Perth, Scotland 15th April 1825 and died at Stratford, Ontario, Canada 5th October 1887. Brought up among the families of hand-loom weavers, his father and uncle were both precenters in the two Scottish Presbyterian kirks, the North and the South, in Perth. The elder "Singing Kennedys" organised glee clubs and gave concerts in Perth and neighbourhood and young David took part in all the activities, in particular becoming an admirer of the famous Scots singer, John Templeton, whom later in life he visited in London.
In 1848, while working as a journeyman painter, he got a position as a precenter in Edinburgh and moved there from Perth. When marriage was contemplated, he got work in London, one of his jobs involving painting a ceiling in Buckingham Palace where he met Prince Albert. On returning to Perth he married Helen Henderson but unfortunately Helen died after only 5 years of married life leaving him three bairns, two sons, David and James, and daughter, Helen. It was then he that he felt called to become a professional singer. Two years later he married Elizabeth Fraser. Although he still had his business in Perth, he was attending concerts in Edinburgh and having singing and elocution lessons. (The latter from the father of the inventor of the telephone). For singing he studied with an Englishman, Edmund Edmunds who had been trained in the Italian school.
In 1857 determined to earn his fortune as a public singer he succeeded, after intensive auditions, in getting the precentorship of Nicholson Street United Presbyterian Church in Edinburgh at £40 a year. He gave up his business in Perth and threw himself into teaching and giving occasional concerts and eventually was appointed leader of the Edinburgh Tonic Sol-fa Society. Gaining access to the Advocates Library he started researching Scottish songs. Many book-songs were tried out in public but eventually laid aside and replaced by the traditional. He examined Herd, R.A.Smith, Thomson and Johnson's Museum and compared them with versions in Whitelaw and Chambers "Scottish Songs Prior to Burns", eventually becoming a personal friend of Robert Chambers.
In 1859, the year of the Burns Centenary he was engaged to perform at St George's Hall Liverpool and from then on became the most sought after singer for Jan 25th Burns nights all over the World.
1859 Liverpool, England 1868 Chicago, USA
1869 Seaforth, Canada 1872 Cork, Ireland
1873 Melbourne, Australia 1874 Dunedin, New Zealand
1875 Launceston, Tasmania 1876 Montreal, Canada
1877 Kilmarnock, Scotland 1878 & 1979 Glasgow
1880 Agra, India 1881 Edinburgh
1882 New York, USA 1883 Glasgow
1884 Dunedin 1885 Glasgow
1868 The first visit to USA
1872-6 The first World Tour (Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, California, Canada, Newfoundland) on which he was accompanied by his wife, Lizzie, and five of their children: Helen, Marjory, David and James (Robert joining later) - Latter part of 1876 he toured various parts of Scotland. 1877-8 in Ireland & Orkney and in 1887 booked St James' Hall, London, for a season of concerts which were followed by a tour of the principal English towns and cities: Manchester, Liverpool, Hull, Birmingham, Nottingham, Leeds, Bradford, Newcastle, Sunderland and others - 1879 The Second World Tour (Cape, Orange Free State and Natal in South Africa) accompanied by David, Marjory and Lizzie (Robert & James had been sent to study singing in Italy). Ten days after his return he set off to India via Malta, Suez reaching Calcutta in Nov 1879 and finishing in March 1880, returning via Italy. - With James & John and two younger daughters, Kate and Lizzie, he toured Scotland until Spring 1881 when James, Kate & young Lizzie went to Italy to resume their studies with Signor Lamperti. All three died in a fire in the opera house in Nice - Autumn 1881 he made his second visit to Canada and USA with 5 children: Robert and John and three daughters, Helen , Marjory and Maggie, reaching as far North-West as Winnipeg, but became ill towards the end of the Canadian tour he became ill and was unable to sing in the Town Hall at Stratford Ontario died of Canadian cholera - Here are some of the songs (other than by Rabbie Burns) in his repertoire: Alister McAlister/ An thou wert my ain thing/ The Auld man's mare's deid/ The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington/ Bessy Bell & Mary Gray/ The Bonny Hoose o' Airlie/ The Brisk Young Lad/ Burns and Highland Mary/ Ca the Ewes to the Knowes/ Come under my plaidie/ The De'il's awa wi' the Exciseman/ The Dowie Dens o Yarrow/ Earlistoun (Child Ballad)/ The Flowers of the Forest/ Get up and bar the door-o (he wrote an extra verse - see p64)/ Golden Vanitie (Douglas K sang this)/ Hame cam oor gudeman at een (Cuckold Song/Child Ballad)/ Helen of Kirkconnel/ Holland, Green Holland/ Jenny come down to Jock/ Jenny dang the weaver (he wrote an extra 2vs - see p65)/ John Grumlie/ The Jolly Beggar/ The Laird o' Cockpen/ The Land o' the Leal/ Lizzie Lindsay/ My wife has ta'en the gee/ The Rinawa' bride/ Roy's Wife of Aldivalloch /Saw ye my father?/ Tak' your auld cloak aboot ye/ Tibby, fowler of the glen/ Wae's me for Prince Charlie (words & orig intro)/ Waly Waly/ The Weary pund o' tow/ The Wee wee German lairdie/ Woo'd and married an all -- Douglas KENNEDY talks about his grandfather: FTX-481-493

KENNEDY-FRASER, Marjory - CRONAN BLEOGHAIN - REUBADH NA MARA -- Douglas Kennedy talks about his great-aunt: FTX-481 - copy of Phonograph cylinder recs from School of Scottish Studies 28/2/73: 7"RTR-0706 - Patuffa K-F: Reminiscences of her mother rec Battle Sussex: 22/4/60: RPL LP 25923 & 25951 incl talk about particular songs: "Hebridean Mother's Song", "Road to the Isles", "Eriskay Love- lilt","Sea Tangle" & "Skye Fisher Song": 7"RTR-0706 - (RPL 17458) 1952 soprano & piano - (RPL 24577 1958 Gaelic & piano) - (RPL 24790 1959 soprano & piano) - Alasdair FRASER (unacc) rec 25/7/58: RPL LP 27307 "Na Reubairean" ("Sea-Reiver's Song" arr K-F) - (RPL 25807 1959 soprano & clarsach harp) - RPL LP 25995 1960 Mary ROWLANDS & clarsach "Reubadh na Mara"("Reiving Rapture" arr K-F) - (RPL LP 29532 1954 Gaelic & guitar) - (RPL LP 29712-3 Gaelic & piano) - CASS-90-0977-9 copies of radio progr by Karen Wright "Land of Heart's Desire" rec by BBC Scotland 23/12/85 Prod Dennis Dick introduced by Katrina Westland & Brian Hall - FTX-264

KENNEDY'S - APPLES IN WINTER - LOWLANDS OF SCOTLAND - PETER KENNEDY'S

KENNEDY'S FAVOURITE - Reel -- Denis Murphy (fiddle) rec by Seamus Ennis, Charlie Horan's Bar, Coalisland, Co Kerry 9//9/52:RPL/ TOPIC TSCD-309 (1977) 1994 bef "Woman of the house"

KENNY WAGNER - "It was down in Mississippi" - murders sheriff in Mississippi he flees to Tennesee - captured breaks jail and recaptured in Texarkana by woman sheriff and given life - LAWS #E-7 NAB 1950/65 pp179-80 - ROUD#978 --- HUDSON FSM 1936 pp243-4 John M Whitney, Mi (w/o) -- Bob CARPENTER (unacc) rec by Alan Lomax, Galax, Va 1959: ATLANTIC SD-1346/ RPL LP 26145

KENNY WAGNER'S SURRENDER - "I am sure you have heard my story" - LAWS #e-8 - ROUD#979 - HUDSON FSM 1936 pp245-6 J E Quillen, Ala (w/o)

KENSINGTON WALTZ -- Tommy WILLIAMS (duet conc) London: FREE REED FRR-008 1976

KENT --- Albert BEALE - Jack CHEESEMAN - Jack EDMONDS - Charlie GEERING - Graeme MILES - Tom & Rose ODLEY - Betty REDSHAW - George SPICER (rec in Sussex) - Tom POTTER - Charlie SCAMP - Phoebe SMITH - Joe SPICE - Tom WILLETT - Songs - ASHFORD CARD GAME (G Miles) - BELLS OF CANTERBURY (G Miles) - CHATHAM MATELOT (G Miles) - FOLKESTONE MURDER - GOODBYE TO THE GARDEN OF ENGLAND (G Miles) - HARTLAKE BRIDGE - HAVE YOU COME DOWN THE PILGRIM'S WAY?(G Miles) - HAVE YOU COME UP FROM ROMNEY WAY? (G Miles) - HENRY AND RUTH - HOPPING - HORSMONDEN FAIR - IN PRAISE OF THE VINE (G Miles) - IRISH HOP-POLE PULLER - IRON PEEL - JACK ASHORE (G Miles) - MAN FROM DOVER - OUT THERE (or HOW COLD & HOW SLOW THE MEDWAY DOES FLOW) - PRETTY BETSY OF DEPTFORD - ROCHESTER CITY - SAILOR FROM DOVER - SEAMAN OF DOVER -TILBURY TOWN - WIDOW OF DOVER (G Miles) - WRECK OF THE NORTHFLEET - YOU CRICKETING MEN ((G Miles) -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

KENTISH CRICKETERS - comp Polka -- OYSTER BAND on Radio 2 13/4/88 CASS-90-0848

KENTUCKY - DARLING NELLY GRAY - I'M GOING TO KENTUCKY (K) - MOONSHINER - MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME

KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN CHIMES - MOUNTAIN CHIMES

KENTUCKY WALTZ, THE - "We were walking that night in K beneath the beautiful harvest moon" - comp Munroe -- Bob DAVENPORT with RAKES & BOLDON BANJOES: LEADER LER-2088 1973 with "Pal of my cradle days"

KENYA - -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

KERRY - County in S.Ireland - see KILLARNEY - BOYS OF TRALEE - CASTLE DOLLIFORD - DAWNING OF THE DAY - DEAR OLD KERRY - DINGLE PUCK GOAT - DOHERTY'S WAKE - FIAC AN MADRHRUA - HUMOURS OF DINGLE (Jig)/ HUMOURS OF LISTOWEL (Polka) - HUNTINMG THE WREN - IN KERRY LONG AGO - KERRY POLKAS - LONDONDERRY TO THE COAST OF KERRY - LULLABY - MAID OF LISTOWELL - MOUNTAIN HORNPIPE - O DONOGHUE OF THE GLENS (March) - PRIDE OF INISHMORE - PUCK FAIR - TAILOR BAWN - TRALEE GAOL -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

KERRY COW, THE - "Is trua gan gairdin ull agam *(x3)"Is cupla tor cabaiste" Ch: "O mile gile tu, gra mo chroi 'gus mil tu" - PETRIE 42-3 - JOYCE OIFM&S 238 #426 gives English "I wish I had the shepherd's lamb/ the yellow cow" - CROININ 2000 #167pp 253-5 - better known as "Peata an Mhaoir" but Seamus noted it as "Da mbeadh macx an mhaoir agam" -- Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Jean Ritchie & George Pickow, Ballyvourney, Co Cork 24/11/52: FOUR COURTS CD-2 #22 - Maureen MELLY rec by PK, Belfast 2/8/53: RPL 19355/ FTX-434

KERRY COW, THE - Polka - BREATHNACH 2 1976 #116-177 pp63-4 D/Am

KERRY JIG, THE - Jig - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #36 p19 (Am) from Leo Rowsome (U-pipes) Dublin (written in 12/8) - FUREY p25 (A) 3pts - KERR MM 1 #28 p38 (G) "O'Kelly's Jig" - LEVEY 2 #12 p5 (C) - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #991 (C) under "Miscellaneous" - SULLIVAN 3 #14 p6 (Am/C) from The Bothy Band & Leo Rowsome - Cf OVER THE WATER TO CHARLIE

KERRY HORNPIPE, THE - FUREY p62 alt: "Dingle Hornpipe" as it was composed by a man from Dingle, called I believe Samuel O'Rourke a fiddler who lived at Ballyferriter, Tralee, Co Kerry -- Sean O DWYER (conc) Co Clare: TOPIC 12-TFRS-506 1977 aft "Highland Fling"

KERRY LULLABY -- Nellie WALSH rec Wexford 17/10/48: RPL 13873

KERRY POLKAS - from Denis Murphy - CRANITCH p38 (D) -- RPL 18750-6 Denis MURPHY, Padraig O KEEFE, Julia CLIFFORD (fid) rec Kerry 9/9/52 - ROGUE'S GALLERY: Radio 2 13/4/88 CASS-90-0848 - Moira ni HUSSEY (harp) & Chris NEWMAN (gtr): Concert Hall Radio 2 16/3/89: CASS-90-0715 - MOVING CLOUD Danish-Irish Folk Group: GO 0102 nd

KERRY RECRUIT, THE - IRISH RECRUIT

KERRY REEL, THE - GREEN BANKS OF ROSSBEIGH

KERRY STAR - Miss MONAGHAN (Reel)

KERRYMAN'S DAUGHTER, THE - BRODY p156 (C) discog -- Michael COLEMAN (fid) with Ed Lee (piano) rec USA 1927: VIVA VOCE 004 1991 d/cass bef "The Bird in the Tree" - M CASHIN (fid) & Tom DOYLE (flute) rec New Jersey, NY USA nd "The Wheels of the World" LP MORNING STAR 45001 [nd] with "Shannon Shores" - KILFENORA CEILI BAND (West Clare): TRANSATLANTIC TRA-283 1974 - Marcus (flute) & P J HERNON (mel) with gtr, bodhran & piano CLADDAGH CEFC-141 1989 CASS-0886

KESH JIG, THE - BRODY p157 (G) discog -- Gerald HAUGH (conc) Lisseycasey, Co Clare: TOPIC 12-TFRS-506 1977 - THE GREATEST CEILIDH BAND rec Denmark: MILLSTREAM MR-1001 1984/ cass with "Morrison's" - Brendan POWER (harmonica) with Chris Newman (gtr): PUNCH MUSIC PMCD-002 1994 "New Irish Harmonica" aft "My Darling Asleep" - THE BOTHY BAND RPL/ Strange Fruit SFRSCD-063 1996 bef "Give us a drink of water" (Fresh Jug)

KESTOR ROCK - Waltz comp by BC -- Bob CANN (mel) rec by PK, Sticklepath, Devon 15/11/56 aft "Uncle Jim's Waltz" - rec by Tony Engle, South Tawton, Devon: TOPIC 12-TS-275 1975

KETCHUP - GATHERING MUSHROOMS EARLY-O

KETTLE DRUM - Playford Country Dance - SHARP CD Bk 6 Tunes X -- John KIRKPATRICK: TOPIC 12-TS-408 1980

KETTLE SMOCK, THE - COURTING COAT

KEUILLIN - Lowland Scots - KISSING

KEVIN BARRY - "Early on a Sunday morning" - ROUD#3014 - O LOCHLAINN ISB 1939 pp98- 99 - O KEEFE FBIB 1955 p103 4v w/o - GALVIN IR 1962 p67 - ROCHE 3 #52 p14 (D) 3/4 tune only - SILVERMAN SOI 1991 p108 - other versions use the tune: Rolling Home (Sea Song) -- Joe BRANNIGAN rec by PK, Rostrevor, Co Down 28/7/53: RPL 18349-50/ FTX-433 "I've a sad but true story to relate" with talk - Phoebe SMITH (with Joe on fiddle at start) rec by PK 1956 - Paddy TUNNEY: TOPIC 12-T-153 1966 (from James Finlay, Killyshandra, Co Cavan 1957) - FREEDOM FIGHTERS PICKWICK ALL-859 1967

KEY WEST - Hornpipe (G) - COLE #8 p97 - KERR MM 2 #373 p41

KEYHOLE IN THE DOOR, THE - "They all had left the parlour, I think twas scarcely nine" - tune: "The Wearing of the Green" - girl undressing - ROUD#2099 - MORRIS FSOF 1950 pp149-150 J K Feaster, Fla - HUNTINGTON SWS 1964 pp315-317 ships log 1879 (w/o) - PETERS FSOW 1977 p294 Lewis Winfield Moody, Wis 1941 -- Tom POTTER (75), rec by PK, Hawkhurst, Kent 4/9/63: RTR-0985 talk about "niggering" at Christmas - Jim WILSON (with ch): TOPIC TSCD-657 Fun & frolics

KEYS OF CANTERBURY, THE - MADAM

KHAKI TROUSERS - "I can tell what you're looking at me for" - given to him by his grandfather that "I should be a toff" - "until he were dead I should never never take them off" - Blackpool - smuggled child in them on railway but guard fined him a pound - Music Hall -- Bill SMITH (71), Bridgnorth, Shropsh rec by his son Andrew, 25/8/80 (copy of cass with 25 songs): 5"RTR-0906

KIBBY DANCE, THE - BLACK TOM

KIBOSH THE COBBLER - DICK DERBY

KICK THE CAN - "Hard up, Kick the can" -- Douglas KENNEDY talks about & explains the game, Edimburgh: FTX-481 - Geordeanna McCULLOCH & kids, Glasgow: TOPIC 12-TS-226 1973 "Bottling Songs"

KICK THE CAT - comp by Pat McIntyre in which intellectual snobbery takes a tumble -- LIVERPOOL SPINNERS: FONTANA STL-5495 1969

KICK THE WORLD BEFORE - Slip Jig -- Alistair ANDERSON (E-conc) with Tich RICHARDSON (gtr): TOPIC 12-TFRS-501 1974 bef "Come upstairs" & "Maltman comes on Monday"

KICKIN MULE - "As I went down to the huckleberry picking" - ROUD#3774 - Dance Song - COMBS FSSUSA 1967 p223 - HUBBARD p347 - KINCAID 1931 p24 - LOMAX FSNA ppp441-2 - Cf FLOP-EARED MULE -- Larry RICHARDSON rec by Mike Seeger: American Banjo tunes & songs in Scruggs style (3 finger picking) (FOLKWAYS FA-2314)/ RTR-0316 - Guy CARAWAN (v/5-banjo) rec by PK, London 7/7/57: RPL LP 24129/ FTX-919 - Guy CARAWAN (v/5-banjo), Peggy SEEGER (voc/banjo), John COLE (harmonica) & Sam STOKES (bass): PYE Nixa NPL-18013 1958/ FTX-942 - J E MAINER Bluegrass Band rec by AL, Concord, NC 1959: ATLANTIC SD-1350 1960 "Whoa Mule" - ALY BAIN (fid) & Mike WHELLANS (gtr): LEADER LER-2022 1971

KICKIN' UP (THE) DUST - dance tune comp by FP Junior -- Frank PROFITT Junior (voc/dulc): CLOUDLANDS (Tenn) CLC-008 1992 CASS-1356/ rec by Frank & Anne Warner 1966: APPLESEED APR-CD-036 2000

KID ON THE MOUNTAIN, THE - Jig (Am) - MOYLAN 1 #62 from Dinny Delaney (U-pipes)

KID ON THE MOUNTAIN, THE - Triple Jig (Em) - BREATHNACH CRE 2 #104 p55 from Seamus Ennis (pipes) 4pts - BRODY p157 - KERR MM 4 #191 p22 3pts (D) - Tunebook ms #149 p59 (G) 5pts "The Kitten" - LOESBURG 1 p25 6pts - MOYLAN 2 #301 pp173-4 4pts from John O Leary (melodeon) - O'NEILL MOI #1155/ DMI #434 6pts - WILLIAMSON p85 -- Michael GORMAN (fid of Co Sligo) rec by PK, London 25/10/52: 7" RTR-0522/ RPL 18711/ FTX-077 (6pts played separately then to speed with talk) - Tommy PEOPLES (fid) with Paul BRADY (gtr) SHANACHIE 29003/ CASS 0486 bef "Phis Fliuch" - Dave SWARBRICK (fid): ELEKTRA BY-6030 1967 - Seamus TANSEY (flute) accomp Reg HALL (piano): LEADER LEA- 2005 1970 with "Farewell to Gurteen" - Paul DAVEY (harmonica) rec by PK. Dartington Devon 4/12/71 CASS 60-0909 - Michael COLEMAN SOCIETY (fids): LEADER LEA-2044 1972/ CELTIC MUSIC CM-CD-048 1990 (Gift of Dave Bulmer March 2005) aft "Killavil Jig" & "The Lilting Banshee" - Alistair ANDERSON (Engl conc): LEADER LER-2074 1972 - PLANXTY: POLYDOR Super 2383-186 1973 bef "Phias Fhliuch" - THE BOTHY BAND rec Paris Theatre, London 15/7/76 / STRANGE FRUIT SFRSCD-063 1996

KIDD'S LAMENT - CAPTAIN KIDD

KIDNAPPING - MARY NEAL

KIDSON, Frank - (1855-1926) - Frank Kidson was a founder of the Folk Song Society in 1898 and a collector and publisher of all manner of traditional materials. He published two seminal works, Old English Dances (1890) and the better known Traditional Tunes in 1891. He was also responsible for a number of collaborative publications with Alfred Moffat and one with Mary Neal.
Frank Kidson lived in Chapeltown, Leeds and collected tunes and songs from his locality. He brought a street fiddler into the house on one occasion to the chagrin of his housekeeper who thought the itinerant musician to be a trifle insanitary. Kidson amassed his huge collection by visiting the British Library and then copying entire volumes longhand! He seems to have employed a series of 'collectors' to send him songs and tunes which he then collated. Charles Lolley of Goole was an important figure in Kidson's collecting activities being one of the main informants for the material in Traditional Tunes.
Thus, when Kidson died in the early 1920s he left a substantial private library and a quantity of manuscript notebooks including a numbered series of early 19th Century fiddler's tunebooks. These were offered to the City of Leeds Library - which refused the collection!
Thanks to the farsightedness of others further north, the Mitchell Library in Glasgow, the largest reference library in Europe, accepted the material and there it resides to this day. The irony of Yorkshire singers and musicians travelling to Scotland for access to local material is to be lamented.
- JEFDSS 5/3 1948 photo p127 - PALMER Check-list of Ms Songs & Tunes (publ by EFDSS for Mitchell Lib Glasgow 1986) - FMJ 1986 p150-75 Roy Palmer - FMJ 1988 p482-8 "Kidson's Informants" by Ray Cowell - FMJ 8/1 2001 pp41-66 "The Roving Artist" by John Francmanis contains his thoughts on "Folksongs in Schools" -- LEADER LER 2023 1972 Derek & Dorothy ELLIOTT - TOPIC 12-T-142 & 167 1966 WATERSONS - 12-TS-216 1972 Frankie ARMSTRONG"Two Sisters" - 12-TS-232 1973 Roy HARRIS "On Board a 98" - 12-TS- 265 1975 WATERSONS "Swarthfell Rocks"

KIERAN KELLY'S - Barn Dance - SHASKEEN 1 #69 p49 (D)

KILCAR MAZURKA, THE -- Francie BYRNE (fid) Co Donegal: CLADDAGH 4- CC- 44 1987 cass

KIELDER BURNIE -- Jack ARMSTRONG (N-pipes): SAYDISC SDL-252 1972

KIELDER CASTLE - Reel - SEATTLE 1990 p18 from W A Cocks coll

KIELDER HUNT, THE - "Hark hark I hear Lang Wull's clear voice" - comp by Jack Armstrong of Redesdale - ROUD#5126 - publ 1879 in "Wannie Blossoms" - CHAPBOOK vol 5 No 3 p7 - SPIN 4/4 p26-7 -- Jimmy WHITE rec by PK, Northumberland - Willie SCOTT: TOPIC 12- T-183 1968/ TOPIC TSCD-668 1998 - Archie FISHER: TRANSATLANTIC XTRA-1070 1968

KIELDER SCHOTTISCHE, THE - 3 hand dance with handkerchiefs coll by Peter Kennedy, Northumberland 1949 - CDM #3 - Tunes: CASTLES IN THE AIR or LAD WI' THE PLAIDIE (Highland Schottisches) -- Jake HUTTON & Tom HUNTER (fids) & Billy BALLANTINE (piccolo) rec by PK, Bewcastle, Cumb 30/6/54: RPL 20626 "Lad wi the plaidie"/ FTX-121/ TOPIC 12-T-283 1976/ TSCD-669 1998

KILAFOLE BOASTERS - "Hark hark jolly huntsmen attend to my song" ROUD#12922 -- Jimmy HALPIN: TOPIC TSCD-668 1998

KILBRIDE'S FAVOURITE - Jig - GIBLIN #73 p35 (Bm)

KILCUMMIN LASS, THE - Polka - MOYLAN 2 #324 p185 (D) from John O Leary (melodeon)

KILCUMMIN SLIDE, THE - MOYLAN 2 #91 pp52-3 (G) 12/8 from John O Leary (melodeon) learned from Mick Mahoney

KILDARE - (County in S Ireland) - SKEWBALL (Horse Race) - PRETTY SUSAN -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

KILDARE FANCY, THE - DUNDEE HORNPIPE

KILFENORA (LASS), THE - Jig - HARRY'S LOCH -- MOVING CLOUD Danish-Irish Folk Group: GO 0102 n/d after "My darling's asleep"

KILFINANE JIG, THE - - O'NEILL MOI #1070/ DMI #272 (D) - Cf KING OF THE PIPERS - DOWN THE BACK LANE

KILFINANE HORNPIPE, THE - O'NEILL MOI #1762/ DMI #932 (G) 3pts

KILFODDA - Reel - TWEED p32 (F)

KILGARRY MOUNTAIN - WHISKY IN THE JAR

KILGRAIN HARE, THE - HARE OF KILGRAIN

KILKEE HEROES - Reel - Tunebook Ms #8 p269 (G) (Co Clare)

KILKEE LASSES - Highland/ Reel - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #81 p21 (G) alt: "The Faraway Wedding"; "In and Out the harbour"; "Lady Clare's"; "The Rambler's Rest"; Tie the bonnet"; "Upstairs in a tent" - Tunebook Ms #78 p295 (G)

KILKENNY - Co in Ireland - CALLAN LASSES (Reel) - HUMOURS OF CASTLECOMER (Jig) - HUMOURS OF KILKENNY (Jig) - STAR OF KILKENNY - WOODS OF KILKENNY

KILKENNY - Jig - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #18 p10 (Am)

KILKENNY BOYS - LADY MARY RAMSEY (Reel)

KILKENNY HORNPIPE - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #835 (G)

KILKENNY ROVERS - Jig - COLE #5 p66 (Em ending C)

KILKENNY WOMEN, THE - MRAANE KILKENNY

KILLAGHBEG HOUSE - BOYS OF TWENTY FIVE

KILLALA LASSES #1 - Reel - Killala nr Ballina, Co Mayo - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #82a p21 (D) - Tunebook Ms #84 p296 (D)

KILLALA LASSES #2 - Reel - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #82b p21 (G) - Tunebook Ms #121 p310 (G)

KILLALA MAIDS - Jig - KENNEDY FTB#3 Jigs pub Mallinson 1997 #91 p22 (G ends A) - Tunebook Ms #181 p74 - MAGUIRE 1 #3 p1 (Am) from Leo Ginley "The Killashandra" -- Michael GORMAN (fid) with Margaret BARRY (banjo): TOP RANK 25-020 1960 (M) titled "Killashandra Lasses" aft "Boys of the Town"

KILLALOE BOAT, THE - Co Limerick - Jig - ROCHE 1 #101 p44 (G)

KILLANNAN'S FANCY - Reel - BREATHNACH CRE 3 1985 #116 p57 (Am)

KILLARD LASSES - Highland/ Reel - Tunebook Ms #155 p321 (D)

KILLARNEY - Co Kerry - DAWNING OF THE DAY - HERMIT OF KILLARNEY - SWEET ROSE OF KILLARNEY - TRIP TO KILLARNEY (Jig)

KILLARNEY - 4/4 March - Balfe - MITCHELL & SMALL #32 p73 (G) from Patsy Touhey (U-pipes) - ROCHE 1 #26 p14 (D) -- THE FONTANAS: PICKWICK Allegro ALL-868 1967

KILLARNEY BOYS OF PLEASURE, THE - Reel - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #141 p66 (Em) - BRODY p158 (Am) discog - Cathal O Connell heard this name in Co Antrim but thought the tune originated from Mickey Doherty of Donegal -- BOYS OF THE LOUGH: LEADER LER-2086 1973

KILLARNEY WONDER - 2 Untitled Schottisches -- Michael COLEMAN (fid with piano) rec USA 1921-36: VIVA VOCE d/cass 004 1991

KILLARNEY'S LAKES - March - ROCHE 2 #340 p60 (G) 6/8

KILLASHANDRA LASSES - Jig - O'NEILL MOI #880/ DMI #133 (Em)

KILLAVEL FANCY, THE - Reel - CRANITCH #58 p147 (D) - MOYLAN 1 #16 (G) from Martin Rochford (U-pipes)-- Willie CLANCY (whistle) Clare: TOPIC 12-T-175 1967

KILLAVIL JIG, THE -- THE COLEMAN COUNTRY: CELTIC MUSIC CM-CD-048 1990 bef "The Lilting Banshee"& "The Kid on the Mountain" - Michael SHANNON (fid): MS-01 "The Musical Blacksmith" (from Derrylin, Co Fermanagh) bef "Rose in the heather"

KILLEAVY'S PRIDE - HENRY SOP #190/ HUNTINGTON pp420-1 (14v) - HAYWARD US&B pp103-6 - Killeavy is near Newry, Co Down - love song - sailor - ROUD#4390 -- Pat DALY (talk bef) of Newry rec by PK, Keady, Co Armagh July 1952: 7"RTR-0551 (Duration: 8'20") - Paddy GAMBLE rec by Bobby Hanvey, Ballymoney, Co Antrim 1978: (OUTLET OAS-3011)

KILLIECRANKIE - "Whaur hae ye been sae braw, lad?" - ROUD#2572 (#2866) - HERD AMSS 1776 1 pp102-3 (w/o) "Gillicrankie" ("Clavers and his highlandmen") - SEEGER-McCOLL SI 1960 p94 Hogg 1 p32 - PLANXTY DAVIS -- Archie FISHER: LEADER LER-3002 1969

KILLIECRANKIE JIG - see THE BREACH OF KILLIECRANKY - PLANXTY DAVIS (Carolan) - THE LASS OF K -- Billy PENNOCK (fid) rec by PK, Stockland, Devon: FTX-211

KILLIEKRANKIE - or KILLY KRANKY - American dance song -- Jean RITCHIE (voc/gtr): ELEKTRA EKL-25 1954 10" LP - (v/dulc): GREENHAYS GR-90714/ CASS-0801

KILLIMOR JIG - FUREY p33 (G)

KILLING OF THE SOW - TAILOR AND THE CROW

KILLISHANDRA LASSES - Jig - KILLALA MAIDS

KILLORAN'S POLKA - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #67 p34 & #79 p38 (G)

KILLYBEGS HOUSE - BOYS OF TWENTY FIVE

KILLYCLARE - "As Luna spread her golden rays" - "From Derry Quay they sailed away" - Truelover saying farewell after deciding to marry before sailing to America - ROUD#2739 -- Eddie BUTCHER rec by Hugh Shields, Aughil Crossroads, Co Derry: LEADER LED-2070 1976/ TOPIC TSCD-654 1998 "Emigration Ballads"

KILMARNOCK BONNET, THE - "I'm resolved that I will leave the ploo - says I to Farmer Brown - she lives at No 18 Street in Glesga" - GREIG-DUNCAN 2 #296 1983 (4var) -- Willie KEMP & Curly McKAY (p-acc): TOPIC TSCD-655 1998 "Wi' ma big KB" - Greta (Kelby) & Aggie STEWART, rec by Isabel Sutherland, Blairgowrie, Perthsh July 1955: 7"RTR-1211-2/ CASS-60-0966-7

KILMARNOCK TOWN - ABROAD AS I WAS WALKING

KILRUSH LAKES - Reel - Co Clare - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #83 p22 (G) - Tunebook Ms #25 p275 (D) "Kilrush Lasses" -- Bernard O Sullivan & Tommy Mc MAHON (concertinas) Co Clare: TOPIC 12-TFRS-502 1975 with "Clogher Road" & "Burren Reel"

KILT - LADIES FROM HELL (March) - WEE O HARA (Glasgow Kids Rhyme)

KILT THE COAT, MAGGIE -- Robin WILLIAMSON (harp): CLADDAGH CCF-12 1984 bef "Three Sheepskins"

KILTY LADS, THE - 6/8 March - KERR MM 1 #13 p48 (Em)

KILTYFANAD REEL, THE - FELDMAN p163 (D) 3pts from Francie & Mickey Byrne, Donegal

KILWORTH HILLS - Retreat -- Angus GRANT (H-fid) with William LAURIE (piano) & later: John Mc INTYRE (bass): TOPIC 12-TS-347 1978 with "Loch Maree"

KILWORTH LASSES, THE - nr Mallow, Co Cork - PRIMROSE GIRL (Reel)

KIMBALL HOUSE-- Ezra "Ted" HAWKINS (mandolin) with Riley PUCKETT (gtr) rec Texas 1939 NEW WORLD NW-226/ CASS-0476-7

KIMBER, William - see PERFORMERS

KIMBER'S SCHOTTISCHE-HORNPIPE -- OLD SWAN BAND FREE REED FRR-011 1976 (S) aft "Blakeney Breakdown"

KIMBOLTON - Huntingdonshire MAY CAROL -- Recordings - see AREA Listing

KIMRED'S GARDEN - CUPID'S GARDEN