PRICE OF MY PIG, THE - Jig - CRANITCH #7 p127 - DARLEY #40 p17

PRICES - PRIS Y GLO (Price of Coal) - RIGS OF THE TIME

PRICKLE HOLLY BUSH - or PRICKELLY BUSH - MAID FREED FROM THE GALLOWS

PRICKELLY THING, THE - PRETTY PRICKLY THING

PRIDE OF AHAMORE, THE - Reel - BREATHNACH 2 1976 #272 p140 (D) rom John Henry (fiddle) Sligo

PRIDE OF GLENCOE, THE - "As I went out a-walking one evening of late" - meets Flora, the maid in Glencoe, makes love but is rejected because she remains true to McDonald, the pride of Glencoe who went off to war ten years before - he questions whether he may have forgotten her but she will remain single for him even if he never returns - he produces her glove (token) and reveals himself - LAWS #N-39 ABBB 1957 p223 "McDonald's Return to Glencoe" - ROUD #515 - BSs: titled "Donald's Return to Glencoe" BGS 3:#24/ 7:#42/ Such, London/ Bebbington, Manchester/ Forth, Pocklington/ Walker, Durham & Gilbert, Newcastle "(Young) Donald's Return to Glencoe" - FORD VSB 1899 2 p64-6 R Mutch, Ellon, Aberdeensh (w/o) "Donald & Glencoe" - GREIG-DUNCAN 1 p318 - GREIG-DUNCAN 5 1995 #1044 pp458-474 (20var 11v/17m) - GREIG FSNE 1906-14 #55 - JFSS 2 1906 p171 RVW: Mr Donger, Kings Lynn, Norfolk 1905 (m/o) - JFSS 5:19 1915 pp100-103 Lucy Broadwood: Bridget Geary, Camphire, Co Waterford 11v/m/ Kidson: Yorkshire - GRAINGER #185 James Hornsby, Crosby, Lincolnsh 1906 "The Bride of Glengoa" (?) - HENRY SOP #655/ HUNTINGTON 1990 p319 Mrs Frank Kealey, Ballysally, Coleraine. Co Derry 1936 - ORD BSB 1930 pp65-6 (w/o) - McCOLL-SEEGER TSES 1977 p133-5 John McDonald "The Lass o' Glencoe" --- McKENZIE BSSNS 1928 pp180-1 John Anderson, NS 8v (w/o) (refs) - GARDNER-CHICKERING BSSM 1939 pp225-6 Mrs Allen McClellan/ Rowell Ms Mich 10v (w/o)/ Mrs Margaret Stowell Mich "On the Hills of Glen Coe" - GREENLEAF NFL 1933 p174 7v - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 p435 Mrs Lillian Short, Missouri 1940 1v (w/o) - CREIGHTON MFS 1961 p60 Tom Gamble, Ont 1953 - HUNTINGTON SWS 1964 p113-6 ships log 2var 1851 & 1856 (w/o) "The Banks of Glenco" - LEACH FBSLC 1965 pp310-11 Benjamin Letto, NB 1960 - PEACOCK SNO 1965 2 p579-80 Howard Morry, Nfl 1951 - CREIGHTON FSSNB 1971 #35 p77-8 Angelo Dornan, NB 1954-60 - KARPELES FSFN 1971 pp186-7 Mrs W J Curran, Nfl 1929 - FOWKE SSBNC 1981 pp67-9 Fenwick Hatt Ms NS c1883 (w/o) - Lore & Language 7:2 1988 pp54-55 John Ashton & Julia Bishop: Wm White, Nfl 1981 - IVES FSNB 1989 pp70-2 Wilmot McDonald NB 1957 "Glencoe" -- James TROUP #195, Huntly, Aberdeensh & Bell DUNCAN #264 & 298, rec on Dictaphone cylinder by James M Carpenter 1929-35 - Brigid TUNNEY rec by PK, Belleek, Co Fermanagh 1953: RPL 20025 - Jack GOODFELLOW rec by PK, Rennington, Northumb 1954: RPL 22444-5 talk bef - Sheila STEWART Blairgowrie Perthsh: TOPIC 12-T-179 1968 - Peta WEBB with Michael PLUNKETT (fid): TOPIC 12-TS-223 1973 Tunney - Lizzie HIGGINS (daughter of Jeannie Robertson) Aberdeen: TOPIC 12-TS-260 1975 "The Maid of G"

PRIDE OF GLENNANAIR, THE - Hornpipe - ROCHE 2 #215 p12 (D)

PRIDE OF INISHMORE, THE - Co Kerry -- Christy PURCELL (tinker) rec by PK, Belfast 24/7/52: RPL 18853 (talk bef) titled "Inishmore"/ FTX-168

PRIDE OF KILDARE, THE - PATRICK Mc DERMOTT - PRETTY SUSAN

PRIDE OF LISCARROLL, THE - BLIND IRISH GIRL

PRIDE OF THE BALL, THE - Reel (Am) - ALLAN #45 p11 "Swallow's Tail" (ST) - BAYARD DTF Appendix #6 p574 - BREATHNACH CRE 3 #196 p87 (C) "The Steeplechase" from Michael Coleman - BRODY p270 "The ST Reel" - COLE #6 p43 "Steeple Chase" - HARDING #169 - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #161 p38 (Am) alt: "Family Estate"; "Girl with the handsome face"; "Joshua Grey"; "Miss Wright's"; "The Queen's Wedding"; "Swallow's Tail"; "Village Reel" - KERR MM 2 #226 p25 - MITCHELL & SMALL #20 p59 from Patsy Touhey (U- pipes) "ST" - MOYLAN 1 #23 from Patsy Touhey "ST" - O NEILL MOI #1268/ DMI #536 "ST" alt: "Steeplchase" "Take your hand away" - TWEED p12 (C) "The Steeplechase" - KENNEDY FTB 1998 #170 p47 (D) "The Steeplechase" -- Michael COLEMAN (fid with piano) rec USA 1921-36: VIVA VOCE d/cass-004 1991 aft "Green Fields of America" - Sean MAGUIRE (fid) with Francis Mc PEAKE Junr (U-pipes) rec by PK, Belfast 8/7/52: 7"RTR-0544/ aft "Donegal Reel" - Harry WOLSEY whistling tune (titled "The Queen's Wedding") for demo of Lambeg drum rec by PK, Markethill, Co Armagh 1952: RPL 18538 - McPEAKES: DTS LFX 1965 "The Queen's Wedding" - John DORAN (U-pipes) rec by Kevin Danagher IFLC Dublin 1947 on RTE radio prog 28/3/88 & 4/4/88 CASS-90-0914 - Michael DOHERTY (fid) rec by The Irish Folklore Commission Donegal 1949: COMHAIRLE BHEALOIDEAS EIREANN CBE-002 double cass 1990 bef "Drowsie Maggie" - Denis MURPHY, Julia CLIFFORD & Padraig O KEEFE (fiddles) rec by Seamus Ennis, Charlie Horan's Bar, Coalisland, Co Kerry 9/9/52: RPL 18751/ TOPIC TSCD-309 (1977) 1994 aft "Johnny when you'll die" & bef "Mrs McLeod's Reel" - Joe TUNNEY (mel) rec by PK, London 14.10.58: 7"RTR-0556/ FTX-370 "The Swallow's Tail" - The McPEAKE Family Trio rec by PK, London 1962: FTX-071 aft "Mrs McLeod's" - THE CUT AND DRY BAND (N-pipes): TOPIC 12-TS-413 1980 with "Wild Hills o Wannies" - Davie ROGERSON (fid), Northumb: TOPIC TSCD-669 1998 Northern Dances "ST" - Tom ROBERTSON (fid) rec by Tom Anderson, Shetland RTR-1081/ CASS-60-0435

PRIDE OF THE NORTH, THE - Hornpipe - HONEYMAN #3 p56 (Bb)

PRIEST AND THE RAKE, THE - "Dear youth be advised by your pastor" - ROUD#2348 - JOYCE OIFMS 0222 Limerick

PRIEST IN HIS BOOTS, THE - PARSON IN HIS BOOTS

PRIEST WITH THE COLLAR, THE - STOP IT, YOU ROGUE (Jig)

PRIEST'S LEAP, THE - Reel (G) - FUREY p41 says it's somewhere between Schull and Ballydehob in West Cork where the horse leaped 7 miles over the mountain to escape the Redcoats - ROCHE 3 #88 p27 (G) - also used as an alternative title for RED STOCKING (Jig)

PRIESTS - MINISTERS - PARSONS - VICARS

PRIMROSE GIRL, THE - Highland/ Single Reel (G) - BREATHNACH CRE 2 #150 (i) p80 (G) "The P Girl" & CRE 2 #189 p99 (G) "The P Lass" - COLE p5 (G) - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #162 p38 (G) alt: "The Brown-eyed girl"; "The Kilworth Lasses"; "The Maids" - Tunebook Ms #119 p309 (G) 3pts - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #733 "The P Lass" -- Joe SHANNON (U-pipes) with Johnny McGREAVEY (fid) GREEN LINNET LP rec Chicago RTE radio prog 1988 - Felix DORAN (U-pipes) TOPIC 12-T-288 1976/ OSSIAN OSS-63 on CASS-1278 aft "Dear Irish Boy"

PRIMROSE LASS, THE - Jig - FUREY p27 (F#m) 3pts says composed by P.J.O'Leary, U-piper, Ferns, Co Wexford c1800

PRIMROSE LASS, THE - Reel - O'NEILL (not in MOI) DMI #733 (G)

PRIMROSE LEAGUE, THE - FLOWER SHOW

PRIMROSE POLKA, THE -- Bob CANN (mel): TOPIC 12-TS-275 1975 - Bob RUNDLE (mel) rec by PK, Devon 1978: FTX-124 - BRASS MONKEY: Radio 2: 4/3/87: CASS-0408

PRIMROSES - BANKS OF THE SWEET PRIMEROSES

PRINCE ALBERT'S - NEWCASTLE (Hornpipe)

PRINCE ALFRED - Hornpipe - KOHLER 1 p61 (E)

PRINCE CHARLES HE IS KING JAMES'S SON - ROUD#3270 - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 p429 Missouri 1933 (w/o)

PRINCE CHAIRLIE -- Tich FREYER RPL Radio 2 on 30/9/87: CASS 0404

PRINCE CHARLIE - Reel - ATHOLE - KERR -- John McKinnon:(fid,bodhran & conc): LEADER LER-3002 1969 - Mike Mc DOUGALL (fid) with Marie Mc LELLAN (piano) rec by John Shaw, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada: TOPIC 12-TS-354 1978 with other strathspeys & reels - SHEELIS RPL Radio 2 24/8/88: CASS-15-0732 aft "Silver Whistle"

PRINCE CHARLIE - JACOBITE --- BONNY MOORHEN - FATED CHARLIE - JOHNNY COPE - MCLEAN'S WELCOME - OVER THE WATER - RISE AND FOLLOW - ROYAL BLACKBIRD - WAE'S NAE FOR - WHO WOULD NOT FIGHT FOR

PRINCE CHARLIE STUART - "Come join in lamentation - PCS was my true-lover's name" - ROUD#3099 - JOYCE OIMS 1909 p155 tune: "The Praise of PC" - Sam HENRY SOP #533/ MOULDEN pp138-9/ HUNTINGTON 1990 p292 nn, Dunloy, Co Antrim 1934 "So dear is my Charlie to me" - TUNNEY SF 1979 p162 - see BOLD TRAINER-O -- Charles BOYLE rec by PK, Belfast 1952: 7"RTR-0543/ RPL 18406 (2v only) talk bef - Brigid TUNNEY rec by PK, Belleek, Co Fermanagh NI 20/7/53: RPL 20025/ CAEDMON TC-1164/ TOPIC 12-T-196/ FTX-518 - Paddy TUNNEY (her son) rec by PK, London 14/10/58: 7"RTR-0557/ FTX-164 - STEELEYE SPAN: B & C CAS-1029 1971/ CHR-1046/ CS-12 1973/ BOULEVARD BD-3004 1979

PRINCE CHARLIE'S LAST VIEW OF SCOTLAND - Slow Air -- Hector Mc ANDREW (fid) rec Aberdeen 13/7/67: RPL LP 30952/ FTX-272

PRINCE CHARLIE'S WELCOME TO THE ISLE OF SKYE - March - KERR MM 3 #412 p45 (G) 4/4

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MURDER - "Good people all attention pray to what I do relate" - ROUD#1837 - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 pp306-308 Ben Henneberry, Devils Island, Nova Scotia

PRINCE EDWARD'S FANCY - Country Dance - WILSON p100 (with dance descr)

PRINCE HEATHEN - "She swore by her silken seam" - ROUD#3336 - GREIG-KEITH LLTB 1925 pp81-2 (w/o)

PRINCE JAMES GRAND MARCH - Tunebook Ms#58 p148 (D)

PRINCE OF MOROCCO, THE - "There was a poor sailor with courage bold and bright" - To outwit her disapproving father he gains her hand by disguising himself as a prince, woos her and marries her, receiving gold from her father before revealing his true identity - LAWS #N-18 ABBB 1957 p211-2 (or "The Sailor Boy") - ROUD#554 - BROWN NC 1952-62 p232 13v - FLANDERS- BARRY 1939 p38 7½v/m Vt "The Poor Sailor Boy" - RANDOLPH OFS 1946 1 pp354-6 Ark 1922 9v/m "The Sailor Boy" - WARNER TAFS 1984 #61 p160 "The Young Prince of Spain" -- John GALUSHA rec by Frank & Anne Warner, NY USA 1941: FTX-921 - Lena Bourne FISH rec by Frank & Anne Warner, NC 1941: FTX-922 "The Young Prince of Spain"

PRINCE OF WALES COUNTRY DANCE, THE - ROYAL ALBERT (Jig)

PRINCE OF WALES FANCY, THE - TEMPLEGLANTINE REEL

PRINCE OF WALES HORNPIPE, THE - KOHLER 1 p62 (Bb)

PRINCE OF WALES MARCH - Tunebook Ms #15 p120

PRINCE ROBERT - "Lord O Bore and Mary Flynn were both children young" - CHILD #87 - ROUD#55 - IFMSJ 1 1972-3 pp28-36 Tom Munnelly: Frank Feeney, Leopardstown, Co Dublin 1969/ 1970/ Jim Kelly, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin 1970

PRINCE SCHWARTZENBURG'S WALTZ - Tunebook Ms #17 p438 (D)

PRINCE THE JOUSTER'S GRAND MARCH - Tunebook Ms #59 p148 (D)

PRINCE WILLIAM -- Instrum DAMBUSTER DAM-006/ CASS-0350

PRINCE WILLIAM OF GLOUCESTER'S MARCH - Tunebook Ms #34 p134 (duet arr) (D)

PRINCE OF WILLIAM OF GLOUCESTER'S WALTZ - John Kirkpatrick has this

PRINCE WILLIAM'S MARCH - BRODY p222 (D) discog

PRINCESS CAROLINE'S WALTZ - MITTEL #73 p28 (F)

PRINCESS HORNPIPE, THE - WONDER

PRINCESS LIVED IN A BIG HIGH TOWER, THE - SLEEPING BEAUTY

PRINCESS MARGARET'S FANCY, HRH - Quadrille comp by Peter Kennedy to Jig tune (D) 4pts - KENNEDY FTB 1 1951 p49/ 1994 #193 p49 - Tunebook Ms Q80 "Quadrille" - ROCHE 3 #140 p44 (D) 4pts "The Bridge of Athlone" - ROCHE 3 #140 p44 "The Bridge of Athlone" -- Frank LEE'S TARA CEILIDH Band: REGAL ZONOPHONE MR-1610 (78 rpm) CASS-0892-C45 "The Bridge of Athlone" - Peter KENNEDY (melodeon): FTX-323

PRINCESS MARGARET'S JIG - comp by JG (?) -- Jimmy GARSON Trio: Dounby, Orkney: DTS EP-2 1965 (45 EP) bef "Elizabeth Adair"

PRINCESS OF WALES WALTZ, THE - Tunebook Ms #66 p470 (D) 4pts

PRINCESS ROYAL, THE - Set Dance or March used for Morris - Turlough Carolan, Irish harper, played it - BOWEN p28 (Em) 3pts Morris Jig from Bampton - KERR MM 1 #11 p35 "The Irishman's Return from America" - SULLIVAN 3 #28 p11 (Am) from Carolan - Cf BRAVE RODNEY'S GLORY - see BOLD PRINCESS ROYAL (song) - BOLD NELSON'S PRAISE - BONEY;S LAMENTATION -- John & Vincent McCUSKER (fid) rec by PK, Co Armagh 1952: RPL 18546/ FTX-372 - Fred McGARY (fid) rec Sean O Boyle 1955: RPL LP 24842 - Jim COLEMAN (fid) Morris version in AS I ROVED OUT "Collector's Corner" Radio prog 1954 followed by "Brave Rodney's Glory" with PK (fid) playing seconds: FTX-257 - "Fanny" FRYER (mel) with Abingdon Morris, rec by PK, London 12/5/56: RPL LP 23926/ FTX-116 - HAYMAKERS BAND led by PK rec London 25/3/56: RPL LP 23649 aft "Brave Rodney's Glory"/ AS I ROVED OUT Radio prog Sea Songs 1956: FTX-255 A aft Harry Cox "Bold PR" - Helen KENNEDY (conc) & PK (fid) & THE HAYMAKERS BAND 1961: FTX-041 bef "The Battle of the Nile" - Dave SWARBRICK (fid) [SONET SNTF-763] CASS 0167 "Seven Springs" - DRANSFIELDS: LEADER LER-2026 1971 2 versions - MORRIS ON: ISLAND HELP-5 1972 - John KIRKPATRICK & group (vocalising): LEADER LER-2033 1972 Major variant - Irish instr group (harp & flute & others) rec Wythenshaw Radio 2 "Folkweave" 29/11/79: CASS-0411

PRIS Y GLO - (The Price of Coal) - Welsh uses the Welsh National Anthem tune by James James, Pontypridd. Bewails the lot of the miner -- MABSANT (Susan GEORGE & Stuart BROWN) rec by Bob Partridge, Cardiff 1983: 054

PRISON SHIPS - known as TRAINS - see under CONVICTS - TRANSPORTATION

PRISONS - (JAIL/ GAOL) - Britain & Ireland - SPIN 7/4 p18 p18 "English Prison Songs" - 7/5 & 7/6 p29 (cont) incl GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY - ADIEU TO OLD ENGLAND - BOLD ARCHER - BRENNAN ON THE MOOR - BURGLAR SONG - CARDIFF GAOL - COME INSIDE YOU SILLY BUGGER - CONDEMNED CELL - CURLY WILLIAMS (Wormwood Scrubs) - DERRY GAOL - DON'T SEND MY BOY TO PRISON - DRUMMONDS LAND - DURHAM GAOL - FANNY BLAIR - GAOL SONG - GAOL OF CLONMEL - GO DOWN, YOU MURDERERS - GOOD FELLOW - HARD CASE - HARES AND PHEASANTS - I'M A MAN THAT'S DONE WRONG - I WISH THERE WERE NO PRISONS - IN DUBLIN'S BIG TOWN (K)- IRISH HOP-POLE PULLER PORRIDGE IS MADE (K) - JIM JONES - JOHN MITCHEL - LAG'S SONG - LIMBO - LONDON BRIDGE (K) - MANCHESTER THREE - NEW BAILEY TREADMILL - OMAGH GAOL - OUTLAW OF THE HILLS - OWSELBURY LADS - PLANK BED BALLAD - POACHER SONG - RAMBLING BOYS OF PLEASURE - ROVING HIGHLANDER - SHOOTING GOSCHEN'S COCK-UPS - SWEET SWANSEA - TREADMILL SONG - TAUNTON GAOL - TWO PRISONERS - UP THE MUCKY MOUNTAINS (K) - WAKEFIELD GAOL - WHISKY IN THE JAR

PRISON SONGS - USA ("Jail" or "Penitentiary" incl "Field Hollers") - AINT NO MORE CANE ON THIS BRAZIS - BEAVER DAM ROAD - BLACK BETTY - BLACKBERRY WINE - CRYDERVILLE GAOL - DIAMOND JOE - DOLLAR MAMIE - EADIE - ELEVEN MORE MONTHS AND TEN MORE DAYS - GODAMIGHTY DRAG - GOOD MORNING BLUES - HAWKINS COUNTY JAIL - I'LL BE GLAD WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN - JIMMY WILSON - JOHN HENRY - LAST CHANCE - LEAD ME TO THE ROCK - LONG SUMMER DAYS - LUCKY HOLLER - MAIL DAY - MY LITTLE JOHN HENRY - SALLY JANE - SEVEN LONG YEARS - SOO St MARY'S JAIL - STEEL LAYING HOLLER -- Recordings - see under MUSIC-TYPES & SUBJECTS

PRISON SONG, A "- I broke in a bank" - tune: "All the world will be jealous of me" -- Rowland KELLETT (unacc) of Leeds rec by PK, London 1963: FTX-209

PRISONERS OF WAR --- Recordings - see under SUBJECTS

PRISONER'S SONG - "One morning fair" - "doing 20 & 7 years in the penitentiary" - McCOLL-SEEGER 1977 p300-1 from Christina McAllister

PRISONER'S SONG - "Oh it's hard to be locked up in prison" - ROUD#767 - MACKENZIE BSSNS 1928 p303 & pp403-4 NS - CREIGHTON SBNS 1932 p309 Edward Hartley, Dartmouth, NS 1929+ - COX FSMWV 1939 pp71-2 W Va 1925

PRIVATE STILL, THE - GAUGER'S SONG

PRIVATEER, THE - "Our boat she's on the drift and our ship she's under weigh" - LAWS#O32 - ROUD#1000 - MASON NR&CS 1877 coll by John Broadwood in Sussex - REYNARDSON SS pp16-17 - JEFDS 4 1943 p160 - JONES Sweet Sx p11 -- Wm CHRISTIE Stonehaven, Kincardinesh #183 rec on Dictaphone cylinder by James M Carpenter 1929-35

PRIVATEERS - BARRATT'S - BOLD - IRISH - NEW - WILD

PRIZE FIGHTERS, THE or COROMENGRO - comp by FR -- Fred ROOKE rec 1974: FTX-045 (with talk about chastity among gypsies)

PRIZE JIG -- John DOONAN (whistle) & John WRIGHT (googa): TOPIC 12-TS-230 1974

PROCESSION, THE - comp by GM 1959 as comic dialect song about Duchess of Kent getting drunk in the Baltic Hotel in Middlesbrough -- Graeme MILES: FTX-222

PROCESSIONALS -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

PRODIGAL SON - "Afflictions though they seem severe" - Ch: "I die with hunger here he cried I starve in a foreign land" - the son wastes the estate but when he return home his father is so pleased he is found alive that he gives him all - BS by Thomas Ford of Chesterfield 1830s (Roy Palmer Reprint 2001) p17

PROKOVIEV -- Opus 122 Winter Bonfire: Songs to lyrics by English composers: CASS-0064

PROMISE, THE - "the evening falls with the dew - no more shall the shamrock be green dear - since I lost my remembrance with you" - CROININ 2000 #176 pp266-9 incl handwritten verses -- Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Seamus Ennis 1947: 162/ CBE 430b / rec by Jean Ritchie & George Pickow Ballyvourney, Co Cork 2/11/52: FOUR COURTS CD-2 #5

PROMISED LAND - GOSPELS - SPIRITUALS - OLD WOMAN IN THE GARDEN - Shantey -- sung by THE BRIGHT LIGHT QUARTET as they would have done net-hauling with the Menhaden fishing fleet rec by Alan Lomax, Weems, Va. USA 1960: ROUNDER 1708 1997

PROMONA - LAMORNA

PROP OF THE LAND, THE - "is the hard working man - and they that say no, it will very soon show - that they don't belong to the working class" - ROUD#1254 - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p105 #155 Robert Godwin, Southrop, Gloucestersh 6v (w/o)

PROP OF THE NATION, THE - "Who is the support of our country today?" - Man with toil-hardened hand - American Union Song - ROUD#6952 - WARNER 1984 #74 p180 6v -- Lena Bourne FISH rec by Frank & Anne Warner 1941: FTX-922

PROPER SORT, A - OLD BROWN'S DAUGHTER

PROSPECT OF LIFE, THE - "In the downhill of life when I find I'm declining" - ROUD#1308

PROSTITUTION - CRUISING ROUND YARMOUTH - IF YOU GO DOWN TO OUR STREET - HOUSE OF ILL FAME - HOME BOYS HOME - HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN - JACK TAR ON SHORE - MAGGIE MAY - Miss DOXY - SLIGHTLY FADED - UNFORTUNATE LASS - UNFORTUNATE RAKE - WHITE COPPER ALLEY -- Recordings - see under SUBJECTS Listing

PROTEST - Britain & Ireland - ANTI-ENGLISH - POLITICAL - STRIKES - WAR AND PEACE -- ANGEL IN OUR LAND - BAD TIMES - BALLAD OF CISSY LEE - BETWEEN THE WARS - BLACK WHITE AND BROWN - CHILE - EAGLE AND THE DOVE - FINE OLD ENGLISH LABOURER - HARD TIMES - I AINT MARCHING ANY MORE - I DREAMED - LANDLORD'S NINE QUESTIONS - LORD LEITRIM - MY MASTER AND I - OWLESBURY LADS - PALE GREEN DISEASE - PAWNS IN THE GAME (Jeremy Taylor) - PETERLOO - RIGS OF THE TIME - SAW YE THE COTTON SPINNERS? - SELMA - SUPERMARKET SONG - THEIR ULSTER PEACE - TOKEN (Alcatraz) - VIGILANTE MAN - - WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED - WEAVER'S GARLAND - WHAT WILL BECOME OF ENGLAND? - WHO OWNS THE GAME? - WITH HENRY HUNT WE'LL GO -- Australia, Canada & USA: --HILLS OF SHILOH - IN CONTEMPT (Seeger) - LIFE IN A PRARIE SHACK - STRANGE FRUIT - - Recordings - see under SUBJECTS

PROTESTANT BOYS, THE - or LILLIBURLERO - Jig or March - CHAPPELL PMOT 1858 p568-74 - BAYARD DTF 1982 #445 p414 (2var) - COLE p52 - KERR MM 3 #213 p25 (A) "Jolly Companions" & MM 4 #228 p25 (A) - Tunebook Ms #81 p200 (G) - LEVEY 1 #106 p41 (D) - O'NEILL MOI #19 (not in DMI) alt: "Orange and Green" - SIMPSON BBB 1966 p449-55 -- THE LOYAL ORANGEMEN: PICKWICK ALLEGRO ALL-864 1967

PROUD LADY MARGARET - "I have come to the castle wall - all for the love ' thee - answer questions 3 -wrong - surely you will die - What's the flower (primrose) - bird (thrassel) - smallest boat (many fishes) - salt tear - CHILD #47 - ROUD#37 - GREIG-DUNCAN 2 p493 - GREIG-KEITH LLTB 1925 p37 Bell Robertson, New Pitsligo, Aberdeensh (w/o)/ Mrs Gordon, New Deer, Aberdeensh 1v/m -- Chris COE (voc/dulc): LEADER LER-2098 1976

PROUD LAMKIN - LAMKIN

PROUD MAISRIE - GARDENER

PROUD MAITLAND - "Come choose a feer, my daughter dear" - ROUD#3906 - BUCHANAncient Ballads & Songs 1 pp175-8 -- Bell DUNCAN #274 Insch, Aberdeensh rec on Dictaphone cylinder by James M Carpenter 1929-35

PROUD NANCY - "As I roved out one evening" - May - Tree in full blossom - ROUD#2308 - KARPELES FSFN pp197-8 Robert Morgan, Blow- me-down, Nfl 1929

PROUD OF ME OLD BALD HEAD - "Some folks lose their hair…"-- Alf PEACHEY rec by Neil Lanham, Framsden, Woodbridge, Suffolk: LANHAM NL-02 1995 (?) CASS-1358

PROUD TAILOR, THE - "I can tell you how the World began" - PALMER EBBB 1980 pp122-3 Carpenter: Sam Bennett, Ilmington, Warwksh - Cf TAILOR AND THE MOUSE

PROUDLOCK'S FANCY - Hornpipe possibly comp by James Hill (Bb) - DIXON 1987 p24 -- Jack ARMSTRONG (N-pipes) rec Powburn 19/4/44: RPL 7233 - NORTHUMBRIAN MINSTRELS : RPL 7236 (78) - Jack ARMSTRONG (N-pipes): SAYDISC SDL-252 1972 (M) RPL bef "Redesdale H" - Billy BALLANTINE (piccolo) rec by PK, Wark, Northumb 29/6/54: RPL 20615/ TOPIC TSCD-669 1998 Northern Dances aft "The Sylph"/ FTX-119 talk bef/ TOPIC 12-T-283 1976

PROVENCE, THE - Reel -- RAYMOND ROLAND Quartet (Ceili Band): EMBER EMB-3361 1965 follows "Burke';s Reel"

PROVERBS - Gaelic - Alexander Nicolson: "A Collection of Gaelic Proverbs & Familiar Phrases (1881) - TOCHER #47 1993-4 pp290-99 submitted by Mrs Flora McDonald (nee Boyd) of Lochmaddy, North Uist, Hebrides & pp 298-309 from Tom Tulloch of North Yell, Shetland

PROVIDENCE, THE - Reel - BOWEB p41 (D) - CRANITCH #51 p145 (D) -- GLENSIDE CEILI BAND: TRANSATLANTIC TRA-159 1967 (M) & TRANSATLANTIC TRA-SAM-11 1969 with "Hurricane's Victory" - Vin GARBUTT (whi): TOPIC 12-TS-378 1977

PRUNESTONES - TINKER TAILOR

PRUSSIAN'S HORNPIPE, THE - MITTEL #58 p23 (F)

PSALMS - see LORD OF LIFE -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

PSALTERY - Bowed zither -- Recordings - see MUSIC-TYPES Listing

PU PU POO - Welsh -- Joseph DAVIES rec by Seamus Ennis 8/9/53: RPL 21897 frag

PUB WITH NO BEER, THE - comp by Parsons -- Adge CUTLER & WURZELS: EMI SX-6263 1968 - Mick FOSTER (acc/gui/voc) & Tony ALLEN (gui/voc): STYLUS MUSIC London SMC-263/ CASS-0953 1986

PUBLIC HOUSES IN SONG: - DANNY'S (J Handle) - BREWER LADDIE - OLD PUBS (J Handle) -- Recordings - see under SUBJECTS Listing

PUBLIC OPINIONS - WILSON p125 4/4 (A) 3pts(with dance descr)

PUBLIC'S NOT PUBLIC ANY MORE, THE - comp by Ewan McColl -- Ewan McCOLL & Peggy SEEGER (v/gtr) rec at the McColl-Seeger Tribute Concert, Cecil Sharp House, London: Radio 2: 12/11/87: CASS-0425

PUBLICAN, THE - GLOVER KIND - Music Hall Song -- Gus ELEN: TOPIC 12-T-396 1979

PUCK FAIR - Annual gathering of tinkers at Killorglin, Co Kerry - see FAIR OF SPANSIL HILL (Ass Fair in Co Clare) -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

PUCKY BIDS ME - SUKEY BIDS ME

PUDDEN - Bickerstaffe Archives (Pete Nalder) - Arr by Vic Gammon - -Trevor CROZIER: ARGO ZFB-80 1972

PUDDLEGUM'S MISERY - Hornpipe comp by JK -- John JIRKPATRICK (3 row acc): LEADER LER-2033 1972 with 2 more of his own tunes: "Accordionism" (reel) & "Jump at the Sun" (jig)

PUDDY IN THE WELL - FROG AND THE MOUSE

PUEBLO GIRL -- Burl IVES COLUMBIA RTR-0323-4

PUERTO RICO - CARIBBEAN - MUST I GO TO? -- Lib of Congress L-18

PUIRTITH CALD - Lowland Scots Air -- George HARVEY WEBB (fid) rec by Seamus Ennis, London 9/1/54: RPL 21909 aft "O'er the Moor"

PULL AWAY CHEERILY - Song/ Jig 6/8 - WESTROP #29 p11 (A) Country Dance

PULL DOWN BELOW - JOHNNY COME DOWN TO HILO

PULL DOWN THE BLIND - Waltz - ROCHE 3 #153 p50 (D & G) 4pts

PULL THE KNIFE AND STICK IT AGAIN - Jig - BREATHNACH 3 1985 #12 p7 (Em)

PULL THE STRING - JACK PULLED THE STRING

PULLET WANTS A COCK, THE - Reel or Hornpipe (D/Bm) - BREATHNACH CES 1 #112 - GIBLIN #36 p22 - KENNEDY FTB 1 1954 #42 p13/ 1994 #42 p13 (D/Bm) - KERR MM 1 #20 p35 - Tunebook MS #62 p289 (G/Em) - LEVEY 1 #95 p37 Hornpipe - LOESBURG 1 p37 - SULLIVAN 3 p20 "The Longford Tinker" - see also VIRGIN PULLETS

PULLING HARD AGAINST THE STREAM - "Oh it's in this World I gained my knowledge" - written by Harry Clifton - ROUD#1958 - SPAETH WSM 1927 pp157-8 - IVES FSNB 1989 pp133-6 NB 1963

PULLING IN SONG - comp by Peter Betts -- THE TEES-SIDE FETTLERS: TRADITIONAL SOUND TSR-016 1974

PULLING BRACKEN - "I'm tired on my knees - pu'm bracken" - FMJ 3:1 1975 pp54-5 Peter Hall: Stanley Robertson (Scots tinker) (w/o)

PULLING DOWN SONG (John Tams) -- MUCKRAM WAKES (with organ) RPL Radio 2 "Folkweave" 29/11/79: CASS-0411

PULLING THE SKIFF -- sung and probably made up by schoolgirl, Ora Dell Graham rec by John A Lomax, Drew, Miss. 24/10/40: ROUNDER 1500 1997 (also sang "Shortenin' Bread")

PUNCH - (Punchinella) - VOC LIB 1822 #1073 p403 (Master Punch) "Can't you see my hunch?"

PUNCH AND JUDY - mentioned in HUMOURS OF THE RACES -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

PUNCH AND JUDY POLKA - comp by R Munro -- Gordon CUTTY (Engl Conc) FREE REED FRR-006 1976

PUNCH BOWL - BOTTOM OF THE PUNCH BOWL

PUNCH FOR THE LADIES - SHANDON BELLS

PUNCH LADLE, THE - "Come all you bold heroes give ear to my song" - "Bring in (or Give me) the punch ladle" - ROUD#880 - BARING GOULD SOW #14 1889 (not in Rev Ed) (a) Robert Hard, South Brent HFS 1887 (b) H Whitfield, Market Alley, Plymouth - REYNARDSON 1889 p40 coll Sussex "Bowl! Bowl!" - BROADWOOD Sussex 1890 - BARRETT EFS 1891 pp70-1 - UDAL DFL 1922 p327 Herbert Pentin (c): Procs Dorset Field Club 27 (1906) "The Punch Bowl" - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p88 #335 2var: Brinkworth & Stratton, Wiltsh (w/o) "Fathom the Bowl" - DUNSTAN CD&FS 1932 p32 Jim Thomas, Camborne, Cornwall "Fathom the Bowl" - PURSLOW WS 1968 p40 Gardiner: Henry Adams, Basingstoke, Hampsh 1906 "Fathom the Bowl" - KENNEDY FSBI 1975 #268 p600 Wally Fuller (gypsy) 1952 "Bring in the PL" - PALMER EBECS 1979 pp198-199 from Barrett -- Wally FULLER (gypsy) rec by PK, Laughton, Sussex, 1952 - WATERSONS: TOPIC 12- T-142 1966 Barrett version - Norman HILDITCH (with ch) rec by PK, Devon 1978: FTX-025 "Bring in the punch ladle"

PUNCHINELLA - "What can you see, Punchinella, little fellow? What can you do?" - "We'll do it too" - RITCHIE 1965 GC p167 - OPIE SG 1985 #118 pp412-13 -- rec by Alan Lomax, Norton Park School, Edinburgh, 1952: FTX-181/ rec by James Ritchie 16/12/53: RPL 19925 "What can you do, P?" - rec by PK, Kentish Town Church School, London 23/1/53: RPL 19003/ FTX-202 "Who goes there, P?" - rec by Damian Webb St Andrews Infants, Dumfries, 1960: DW-12/4/ FTX-190

PUNCTUATION - I'M POPEYE THE SAILOR MAN

PUNISHMENT - HAPPY LAND

PUNISHMENT - Children - DOCTOR McKENZIE - GLORY GLORY HALLELUJAH - JOHNNY ON THE WATER - MY FATHER BOUGHT A NEW TOPCOAT - MY WEE SCHOOL'S THE BEST WEE SCHOOL - OVER THE GARDEN WALL - UNDER THE BRIAR BUSH

PUNTER'S SONG, THE - comp by GM 1961 - "Whisky on my winnings - horseracing" -- Graeme MILES, Middlesbrough: FTX-227

PUPPETS - PUNCH AND JUDY - WHISKY ON A SUNDAY (Seth Davey) -- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

PUPPET ON A STRING - Winner of Eurovision Song Contest -- MARSDEN RATTLERS: TOPIC 12-T-181 1968

PURCELL'S MARCH -- Instrum DAMBUSTER DAM-006/ CASS-0350

PURE DROP, THE - Reel - KENNEDY FTB 2 1997 #163 p38 (G/Em) alt: "The Maid that left the country" - LEVEY 2 #81 p36 (Am) - O'NEILL MOI #1292/ DMI #557 (D) "Drogheda Lasses" - ROCHE 2 #225 p15 (Am) -- Seamus ENNIS (U-pipes) CLADDAGH (TARA) TA- 1002 1973 bef "Flax in Bloom"

PURPLE BOY, THE - "When first the purple was given to man" - ZIMMERMAN p303 with note on Purple Order as one of Orange Lodges - O BOYLE IST 1976 p82 (5v) with notes - TUNNEY SF 1979 p133 - "Ribbon Rascals" if reference to The Ribbonmen, a Catholic Nationalist organisation - Cf RIBBONMAN'S WIFE, THE --William COULTER rec by PK, Dunadry, Co Antrim 6/8/53: RPL 20021/ 377

PURPLE HEATHER, THE - WILD MOUNTAIN THYME

PURR AT THE DOOR - "get in free, sleeps all round, sit on the floor" - Kids Riddle (Cat) -- FTX-198 B20(c) 2 or 3 girls

PURTY - see PRETTY

PUSH ABOUT THE JORUM - Reel/ Hornpipe (G) - BALMORAL p18 Reel for Quadrille - COLE #5 p122 Strathspey - KERR MM 3 #60 p9 - O'NEILL MOI #1420/ DMI #657 (D/A)

PUSH ABOUT THE PITCHER - JOKE AND PUSH ABOUT THE PITCHER

PUSH, BOYS, PUSH - "we're going through the tunnel" (Dudley) - SPIN mag 4/3 p31 copyright: Wolverhapton F/S Club

PUSH THE BOWL ABOUT - "Come push the bowl about, my boys" Ch: "As to him that will not merry merry be" - Drinking Song - WILLIAMS FSUT 1923 p89 3v & ch words only

PUSH THE BUSINESS ON - TO PUSH THE BUSINESS ON -

PUSS IN THE CORNER - Jig - CAT IN THE CORNER

PUSSY CAT, PUSSY CAT - "where have you been?" -- Radio 2 "Folkweave" 1979: CASS-0413 - Nursery Rhymes arr Nigel Pegrum & Vince Cross 1989 CASS-1173

PUSSY CAT'S PARTY - "One evening a white pussy-cat had such a nice party to tea" - Ch: "Oh my what a wonderful sight" - they are frightened by a loud knock at the door and run away and never came back any more - CROININ 2000 #120 pp184-5 -- Elizabeth CRONIN rec by Jean Ritchie & George Pickow 2/11/52: FOUIR COURTS CD-2 #4

PUT DOWN YOUR STICK - BARING GOULD Ms #195 from Mary Treise, FWB, Menhenniot (2v only) "probably a published song" (unpubl)

PUT HAME DA BORROWED CLAES - Shetland Reel -- Henry THOMSON (fid) rec Tom Anderson, Shetland RTR-1081/ CASS-0435/ FTX-368/ TANGENT TNGM-117 1973: 3 Reels: bef "Oot aist o da Vong" & "Jenny choke da bairn" - Tom ANDERSON & Aly BAIN Trevor HUNTER & Davie TULLOCH (fiddles) with Violet TULLOCH (piano): TOPIC 12-TS-281 1976 bef "Who'll dance wi Wattie ?" & "Bush below the garden"

PUT ON YOUR CLOTHES - Jig - ROCHE 1 #116 p49 (Bm)

PUT YOUR PEN TO PAPER, JOHN - "I'd like to sing and tell you that I'm sadly knocked about" -- Togo CRAWFORD, rec by PK, Mossdale, Kircudbrightsh 20/7/54: FTX-262 (talk bef with his brother, Burns, about his "noddle")

PUT YOUR SHOULDER NEXT TO MINE - Shanty - HUGILL 1961 p508

PUTTER, THE - words by Alexander Barras, pitman poet 1887 orig set to tune of "Wait foer the Waggon" - putters take loaded tubs to bottom of shaft -- Johnny HANDLE (voc/gtr): TOPIC 12-T-189 1962/ rec Birtley, Durham 1963: RPL LP 29983 - Jack ELLIOTT rec Birtley, Durham: FTX-511 "Putter's Song" - Johnny HANDLE with Alister ANDERSON (E-concertina) & Colin ROSS (whistle) TOPIC TSCD-486 1997

PUTTING ON THE STYLE -- ORIGINAL RIVERSIDERS Skiffle Group rec by PK, London 1958: RPL LP 24159

PUTTING OUT THE DUSTBINS - "in the Grays Inn Road" - comp by SC -- Sydney CARTER (voc) with Donald SWANN (voc & piano) rec by PK, London 6/6/61: RTR-0416-9 (4 reels)/ RTR-1094/ FTX-146

PUTTING OUT TO SEA - "An nochd tha bata dol gu cuan" - KENNEDY-FRASER 1921: SOTH vol 3 pp 66-9 Air & Ch from Marion McLeod, Eigg, Hebrides ("to be sung to the slow swing of the stacking of the hay") - Marion TUDGE (vocal accomp by Inez Rempel on piano) 2003: cass 1398-C60/ FTX-264

PWT AR Y BYS - Instrumental -- Nancy RICHARDS (triple harp) rec 3/11/59: RPL LP 25589

PYGMIES --- Recordings - see SUBJECTS Listing

PYSGOTWYR GLYN NEDD - (Neath Valley Fishermen) - ALOWON FY 'NOWLAD ed Nicholas Bennett [1896] -- MABSANT (Susan GEORGE & Stuart BROWN) rec by Bob Partridge, Cardiff 1983: FTX-054

PYTH WHRAMA? - (What shall I do?) - Cornish (RG) -- Brenda WOOTON with Richard GENDALL: SENTINEL SENS-1016 1973

PYU A WOR? - (Who knows?) - Cornish (RG) -- Brenda WOOTON with Richard GENDALL: SENTINEL SENS-1016 1973