| Description | Final version of the tenth programme in 'The Song Carriers' series
Track 1: silence 0.09 mins
Track 2: programme introduction and extract from a herding song, sung in Gaelic by Maggie McDonagh of Connemara 1.14 mins
Track 3: discussion of traditional songs by Scottish, Irish and English singers, and the survival of traditional singing style 1.19 mins
Track 4: Harry Cox of Catfield, Norfolk sings 'The Foggy Dew' 2.49 mins
Track 5: introduction to the next song 0.11 mins
Track 6: Belle Stewart of New Alyth, Perthshire, sings 'Banks of Red Roses' 2.10 mins
Track 7: introduction to the next song, a lullaby, sung in the canting style 0.07 mins
Track 8: Kathy Stewart sings 'Doctor's Woods' 0.21 mins
Track 9: discussion of the continuation of the folk tradition by travellers 0.15 mins
Track 10: Paddy Doran, a traveller from Belfast sings 'Seven Yellow Gypsies' 1.20 mins
Track 11: introduction to the next song 0.10 mins
Track 12: Phil Tanner of Llangennith, Glamorgan sings 'Young Roger' 2.31 mins
Track 13: discussion of sea life 0.21 mins
Track 14: Jessie Murray of Fraserbrugh, Aberdeenshire sings 'Jamie Raeburn' 2.12 mins
Track 15: introduction to the next song 0.09 mins
Track 16: Caroline Hughes sings 'Barbara Allen' 2.56 mins
Track 17: discussion of singing style of West of Ireland and traces of Mediterranean style 0.21 mins
Track 18: B. McDonagh of Connemara sings 'Banks of White Rock' 1.20 mins
Track 19: introduction to the next song 0.09 mins
Track 20: Colm Keane of Connemara sings 'I Went Out on a May Morning' 2.11 mins
Track 21: introduction to next song, sung by Ron and Bob Copper of Rottingdean, Sussex 0.07 mins
Track 22: The Copper family sing 'Adieu, Sweet Lovely Nancy', 2.44 mins
Track 23: introduction to next song 0.10 mins
Track 24: Brigid Tunney of Belleek, Co. Fermanagh sings 'As I Roved Out' 3.22 mins
Track 25: discussion of the character of the different and varied traditional songs and singers featured in the programmes 1.04 mins
Total: 29.44 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF573E0645080 |