The Gypsy Jack Boggle Show
©
2012 Rjn
Theme: English
Date: 21/10/2012
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Title: |
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The
Spinners
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The
Family of Man
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Steeleye
Span
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The
Blacksmith, Copshawholme Fair, Cold Hail & Windy Night.
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June
Tabor
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While
gamekeepers Lie Sleeping, Maybe then I'll be a Rose (Les
Barker),The Water is Wide, The Scarecrow (Lal & Mike
Waterson).
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Baccholian
Singers of London.
BsoL
& the English Chamber Orch / Ian Humphries
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I
Sowed the Seeds of Love, The Song of the Blacksmith, I love my
Love, Swansea Town.
Drinking
Song, The Fields of Sorrow.
Music
Composed by Gustav Holst
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Ewan
MacColl & Peggy Seeger
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The
Driver's Song, Dirty Old Town, The Press Gang, The Moving On Song.
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Mark & Lard's Ancient Customs
- observations of quaint archaic customs performed by a
“bunch of inbred knuckle shufflers”.
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Rodding
the Jaylo, Podging the Elton, Tossing the Hives.
Read by Bernard
Wrigley
With
thanks to the BBC
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Martin
Carthy
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Lord
Franklin,Prince Heathen, January Man.
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Bernard
Wrigley
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Up
North, Cockerham Devil, Sammy Shuttleworth, A Weaver's (Waiver's)
Song.
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Bob
& Ron Copper
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The
Bold Fishermen, The Hungry Fox.
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Sam
Larner
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The
London Steamer, Pretty Polly.
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Harry
Cox
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The
Squire & the Gypsy, The Crabfish.
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Robin
& Barry Dransfield
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Scarborough
Fair, The Waters of Tyne, Tapestry.
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Royal
Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra, Timothy Reynish,&
Clark Rundell
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The
Lads of Wamphrey March, Rufford Poachers, The Brisk Young Sailor.
Composer
Percy Grainger
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Alan
Bell
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The
Band in the Park, The Ballad of the Working Man, So Here's to You.
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My
thanks go to hospitable hosts at
Laharum who on Saturday opened their gates and not only shared with
the Wimmera Oasis Migrant's Group their forest and beautiful
mountainside in the Grampians (Gariwerd) but afterwards put on a very
tasty spread including Australian damper cooked on greensticks over a
properly constructed open pit fire. Photographs to come later.
Folk
Magazine: After many years of
supporting the only Australian commercial magazine purporting to
report on folkmusic, I have decided that their intransigent
unco-operative behaviour and differing perspective of what is folk
music have resulted in me not renewing the subscription. Yeah, I'm slow. The money
can be better used supporting not for profit folk societies and folk
musicians whose music I wish to purchase for the radio programme.
Artistes
Broadcast: To listeners who wonder
why their favourite artiste is not on the programme I suggest one or
more of the following occurred : 1. I have never heard your favourite
2. I cannot afford your favourite 3. Your favourite fails to
understand that s/he receives benefit from being broadcast and
receiving local exposure and royalties paid. Additionally they
receive further Australian and international exposure through this
blog. 4. Notwithstanding 3. I very rarely accept gifts from
artistes, it usually only occurs to compensate for previous purchases
overcharged at full price or as part of writing unpaid reviews. Some
current artiste's behaviour and belief that anything performed with
an un-amplified instrument is folk music, is making me reconsider the
validity of the ethics of this position however. 5.Your Favourite is
not a traditional or folk music performer suited to the programme or
the description of folk music given elsewhere in this blog.
The
Gypsy Jack Boggle Show is now also on
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Whether you are a listener, a performer or just a
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The show already has some wonderful friends.
Why don’t you also become one.
I
particularly hope that some of the overseas readers
of
the blog will come forward and say hello.
I
notice that we have in the last week had viewers from
many
places.
Our
opening theme song from the Spinners was not idly
chosen....we
are all part of the family of man no matter
where
we live, our nationality or the hue of our skin....