FT: Folklife Traditions 09-46: 2012 Oct, FT 09, to 2015 Jul, FT 46, as part of Folklife West / Folklife Quarterly
Copied from old site, which became very difficult to edit. So some duplicated text, which will be revised/shortened later.
Folklife Traditions Journal
Our aims include stimulating a wider interest in folk studies & folk culture:
we seek to raise awareness of relevant Societies, Institutions, Researchers, Publications
We welcome your learned articles for interested readers, but note we’re not a peer-reviewed journal.
• Please see Articles Index for past articles.
CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME for appropriate articles; contact us first, please. See "FTJ: contribute & contribute"
We welcome your learned articles for interested readers, but note we’re not a peer-reviewed journal.
• Please see Articles Index for past articles.
CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOME for appropriate articles; contact us first, please. See "FTJ: contribute & contribute"
• Articles - check first if timely, as might be held over; up to 2500 words.
• News up to 200 words, we can usually fit in if received by deadline.
We welcome:
• Songs, tunes, dances, & stories collected
• Information about relevant Societies & Institutions & Researchers
• Relevant books announced (exceptionally CDs eg traditional singers) - up to 200 words, more if advert, or at editor’s discretion
• Songs & tunes collected
• Seasonal Local Celebrations, based on Doc Rowe’s listings, additions welcome
• Conferences & Talks
Subscriptions, Adverts, and Donations - please see foot of page
• News up to 200 words, we can usually fit in if received by deadline.
We welcome:
• Songs, tunes, dances, & stories collected
• Information about relevant Societies & Institutions & Researchers
• Relevant books announced (exceptionally CDs eg traditional singers) - up to 200 words, more if advert, or at editor’s discretion
• Songs & tunes collected
• Seasonal Local Celebrations, based on Doc Rowe’s listings, additions welcome
• Conferences & Talks
Subscriptions, Adverts, and Donations - please see foot of page
Downloadable A4-size pdfs for all issues. Some articles originally-print only, these articles are being gradually added.
Earlier issues also as "Issuu" e-magazines; may omit some originally-print only articles (still available but we can't update).
PDFs; plus e-magazines on e-magazine site, https://issuu.com/traditions-uk where you will find a list of issues - this page all available as e-magazines to read online.
FWJ - Folklife West Journal - was published separately and irregularly (due to work demands) , then as regularly as pages within Folklife magazine.
To read FOLKLIFE TRADITIONS PAGES.
In print is best, as it is a print publication.
You can support us by subscribing, details foot of page or contact sam@folklife.uk
To read FOLKLIFE TRADITIONS PAGES.
In print is best, as it is a print publication.
You can support us by subscribing, details foot of page or contact sam@folklife.uk
Online; you can access FT online, free, by downloading PDFs.
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ALL ISSUES can now be downloaded as PDFs.
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ALL ISSUES can now be downloaded as PDFs.
ALSO read as E-MAGAZINES for EARLIER FTs, up to and including JANUARY 2018, FT 56.
For earlier issues, we had have e-magazines but we're now having problems with that format. So we added PDFs for earlier issues as well.
Issuu is an e-magazine format, which we relied on for years, till it suddenly wouldn't work when I tried to add to it... Still works for you reading FT 56 and earlier; you can't download from that site, only from this page as PDFs. So, if you go to our e-magazine site, https://issuu.com/traditions-uk, you will find a list of issues up to January 2018, FT 56 - all available as e-magazines to read online. We can't update that site, and sometimes says not available.
Note on print vs online availability of articles and copyright pictures - Articles by Dave Jones and Charles Menteith are not available on Issuu.
Articles by Charles Menteith are being added to downloadable PDFs on this site. This is an ongoing process and not complete due to the problems of older magazines using Apple fonts that have been discontinued & converting to modern fonts before saving as PDFs. For individual articles, contact us, we may have a Pdf of article that we can send even if not on PDF below.
Articles by Dave Jones. Taken from his book The Roots of Welsh Border Morris, £5 by post from Annie Jones, see adverts in FT or contact us for Annie's details.
Additionally sometimes we have copyright restrictions; in one case, high-resolution permission granted for print, but low-resolution for web . . .
For earlier issues, we had have e-magazines but we're now having problems with that format. So we added PDFs for earlier issues as well.
Issuu is an e-magazine format, which we relied on for years, till it suddenly wouldn't work when I tried to add to it... Still works for you reading FT 56 and earlier; you can't download from that site, only from this page as PDFs. So, if you go to our e-magazine site, https://issuu.com/traditions-uk, you will find a list of issues up to January 2018, FT 56 - all available as e-magazines to read online. We can't update that site, and sometimes says not available.
Note on print vs online availability of articles and copyright pictures - Articles by Dave Jones and Charles Menteith are not available on Issuu.
Articles by Charles Menteith are being added to downloadable PDFs on this site. This is an ongoing process and not complete due to the problems of older magazines using Apple fonts that have been discontinued & converting to modern fonts before saving as PDFs. For individual articles, contact us, we may have a Pdf of article that we can send even if not on PDF below.
Articles by Dave Jones. Taken from his book The Roots of Welsh Border Morris, £5 by post from Annie Jones, see adverts in FT or contact us for Annie's details.
Additionally sometimes we have copyright restrictions; in one case, high-resolution permission granted for print, but low-resolution for web . . .
BELOW TO BE REPLACED WITH FT 09-46
Overview: FWJ 2006-2012; FT 2012 to 2021; FTJ 2021 to date. Lists, & links, for each issue
[1] Folklife West Journal – FWJ – 2006 Sep to 2012 Jul
[2006] FWJ 01, Sept 2006 ”Worcestershire Folklife: the Folklife West Journal”
[2008] FWJ 02, Dec 2008
[2009] FWJ 03, Jun 2009 • FWJ 04, Dec 2009
[2010] FWJ 05, Aug 2010
[2010] FWJ 06, Apr 2011
[2011] FWJ 06a, Oct 2011, “Folklife Diary”, in Folklife West 31, Oct 2011
[2012] FWJ 07, Jan 2012 • FWJ 07a, Apr 2012, “Folklife Diary”, in Folklife West 33, Apr 2012 • FWJ 08, Jul 2012
FWJ 08 was the last one titled FWJ.
Background notes from Editor, Sam Simmons: [1] FWJ - Folkife West Journal.
[1] Folklife West Journal – FWJ – 2006 Sep to 2012 Jul
[2006] FWJ 01, Sept 2006 ”Worcestershire Folklife: the Folklife West Journal”
[2008] FWJ 02, Dec 2008
[2009] FWJ 03, Jun 2009 • FWJ 04, Dec 2009
[2010] FWJ 05, Aug 2010
[2010] FWJ 06, Apr 2011
[2011] FWJ 06a, Oct 2011, “Folklife Diary”, in Folklife West 31, Oct 2011
[2012] FWJ 07, Jan 2012 • FWJ 07a, Apr 2012, “Folklife Diary”, in Folklife West 33, Apr 2012 • FWJ 08, Jul 2012
FWJ 08 was the last one titled FWJ.
Background notes from Editor, Sam Simmons: [1] FWJ - Folkife West Journal.
Originally published separately to our Folk West, later Folklife West, FW magazine.
This magazine, published by Folklife, was intended to continue the work of the former ‘Somers Journal’ published by the Somers Folk Club.
It started as “Worcestershire Folklife: the Folklife West Journal, Nº. 1” in Sep. 2006, a special issue for Worcestershire, assisted by an Awards for All grant (covering 1 issue only). The contents included both ‘folklife’ and ‘folk club’ material.
It was then published irregularly (due to lack of time and money) and over time, contents gradually became more focused on ‘folklife’, with ‘folk club’ elements (such as folk CDs) being transferred to our Folk West magazine.
This magazine, published by Folklife, was intended to continue the work of the former ‘Somers Journal’ published by the Somers Folk Club.
It started as “Worcestershire Folklife: the Folklife West Journal, Nº. 1” in Sep. 2006, a special issue for Worcestershire, assisted by an Awards for All grant (covering 1 issue only). The contents included both ‘folklife’ and ‘folk club’ material.
It was then published irregularly (due to lack of time and money) and over time, contents gradually became more focused on ‘folklife’, with ‘folk club’ elements (such as folk CDs) being transferred to our Folk West magazine.
Folklife West Journal (FWJ) name change to Folklife Traditions (FT), so "FWJ 8" was followed by "FT 9"
Within Folklife Quarterly pages, FWJ's folk-club material was moved out of FWJ pages to the main body of the Folklife Quarterly
2012 Oct - FT 09
6 A4 pages (mono) §
● 'I'll be up Your Way Next Week', from Charles Menteith, p2
Short Courses, Workshop Diary p1, p4, p5
Societies & Institutions:
Short Courses, Workshop Diary p1, p4, p5
Societies & Institutions:
● trac Big Experiment 2012 p3 ● EFDSS Vaughan Williams Lbrary online p3
Publications:
Publications:
● Ffylantin-tŵ!, p5
Conferences & Talks: p6
§ from original 20 A4 pages (mono) which was the above 6 pages above,
Conferences & Talks: p6
§ from original 20 A4 pages (mono) which was the above 6 pages above,
plus a 14 pages Folklife Traditions Directory.
That FT Directory is not included here, as it is now replaced by newer online FT Directory
so the usual listings, & Doc Rowe's list were replaced by the Directory for this issue
Issuu: e-magazine, see note above: http://issuu.com/traditions-uk/docs/ft-09
After Folklife Traditions 09, Folklife Traditions was renumbered; to use the same number as the Folklife Quarterly within which it was published. So after FT09, next was 2013 Jan - FT 36.
2013 Jan - FT 36
12 A4 pp (mono) + pics on FQ covers (colour)
● Centenary celebrations of 'The Folk-lore of Herefordshire’, from John and Jane Baxter, p35
● 'Shipmates', by Roy Palmer, p36-38
● 'The Ratcatcher's Daughter', from Charles Menteith, p38 CM article print-only; to add later;
● Dave Jones, Welsh Border Morris: ‘The Pershore Not For Joes’ [1], p40-41 DJ article print-only.
● Centenary celebrations of 'The Folk-lore of Herefordshire’, from John and Jane Baxter, p35
● 'Shipmates', by Roy Palmer, p36-38
● 'The Ratcatcher's Daughter', from Charles Menteith, p38 CM article print-only; to add later;
● Dave Jones, Welsh Border Morris: ‘The Pershore Not For Joes’ [1], p40-41 DJ article print-only.
Short Courses, Schools, & Workshops
● Diary, and News items pp42-44
Talks & Conferences, p45
Folklife listings
● 1-line summaries & Updates from our Directory, p44-45
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● A list with photos, by Doc Rowe (inc colour photos), p46 + covers
● ‘Hurling the Silver Ball’, by Chris Ridley, p46
● ‘Wassailing’, by Eileen Ann Moore/Jim Parham, p46
● Diary, and News items pp42-44
Talks & Conferences, p45
Folklife listings
● 1-line summaries & Updates from our Directory, p44-45
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● A list with photos, by Doc Rowe (inc colour photos), p46 + covers
● ‘Hurling the Silver Ball’, by Chris Ridley, p46
● ‘Wassailing’, by Eileen Ann Moore/Jim Parham, p46
2013 Apr - FT 37
10 A4 pp (mono), + entire FQ front cover = 1 of Doc's photos (colour)
● 'Block Ornaments’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p39
●The 'Arlingham Murder' ballads by Roy Palmer, p40
● 'Cockades' by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p41
● ‘The Nutting Girl’, from Charles Menteith, p42 CM article print-only; to add later;
Short Courses, Schools, & Workshops
● Diary, and News items, p44-45
Talks & Conferences, p39
Folklife listings
● 1-line summaries, p46
Publications
● book 'The Coleford Jig', Charles Menteith & Paul Burgess, p39
● Veteran: news; CD 'Easy & Bold' (John & Tim Lyons), p43
Seasonal Local Celebrations, 2-page Insert
● A list with photos by Doc Rowe (+ entire FQ front cover colour photo)
● ‘Some West Somerset traditions’, by Eileen Ann Moore/Jim Parham
● 'Block Ornaments’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p39
●The 'Arlingham Murder' ballads by Roy Palmer, p40
● 'Cockades' by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p41
● ‘The Nutting Girl’, from Charles Menteith, p42 CM article print-only; to add later;
Short Courses, Schools, & Workshops
● Diary, and News items, p44-45
Talks & Conferences, p39
Folklife listings
● 1-line summaries, p46
Publications
● book 'The Coleford Jig', Charles Menteith & Paul Burgess, p39
● Veteran: news; CD 'Easy & Bold' (John & Tim Lyons), p43
Seasonal Local Celebrations, 2-page Insert
● A list with photos by Doc Rowe (+ entire FQ front cover colour photo)
● ‘Some West Somerset traditions’, by Eileen Ann Moore/Jim Parham
2013 Jul - FT 38
8 A4 pp (mono), plus entire p2 Jim Parham's photo
● The Song and the Place: ‘Here’s the Tender Coming’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins p41
● Welsh Border Morris: ‘The Pershore Not For Joes’ [2], p42-43 DJ article print-only
News from Folklife societies:
● EFDSS Digital Archive p43
Talks, Conferences, & Exhibitions, p44
Publications, p45-46:
● 'Eavesdropping on Jane Austen's England', Roy & Lesley Adkins, review by Eds., p45
● Musical Traditions Internet Magazine, Rod Stradling, p46
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● ‘Minehead Hobby Horse 2013’, by Jim Parham, p46 + photo p2
● A list with photos by Doc Rowe for this quarter, p47
● The Song and the Place: ‘Here’s the Tender Coming’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins p41
● Welsh Border Morris: ‘The Pershore Not For Joes’ [2], p42-43 DJ article print-only
News from Folklife societies:
● EFDSS Digital Archive p43
Talks, Conferences, & Exhibitions, p44
Publications, p45-46:
● 'Eavesdropping on Jane Austen's England', Roy & Lesley Adkins, review by Eds., p45
● Musical Traditions Internet Magazine, Rod Stradling, p46
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● ‘Minehead Hobby Horse 2013’, by Jim Parham, p46 + photo p2
● A list with photos by Doc Rowe for this quarter, p47
Issuu: e-magazine, see note above: https://issuu.com/traditions-uk/docs/ft-38
2013 Oct - FT 39
7 A4 pp (mono), plus FQ p1 2 colour illus.
● The Loss of the Centaur, by Roy Palmer, p44-45 (+illus., p1)
● The Death of Saint Monday, by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p43 (+illus., p1)
Directory Updates in full, p41
1-line Summary Listings:--
● Folklife Societies, p42
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p42
Publications
● Veteran address note, p43
News from Folklife societies
● Talks, Conferences, Exhibitions, p46
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● Note "Pearlies Harvest Festival", Carole Jolly, LPKQ Secretary, p46
● A list with photos by Doc Rowe for this quarter, p47
● The Loss of the Centaur, by Roy Palmer, p44-45 (+illus., p1)
● The Death of Saint Monday, by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p43 (+illus., p1)
Directory Updates in full, p41
1-line Summary Listings:--
● Folklife Societies, p42
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p42
Publications
● Veteran address note, p43
News from Folklife societies
● Talks, Conferences, Exhibitions, p46
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● Note "Pearlies Harvest Festival", Carole Jolly, LPKQ Secretary, p46
● A list with photos by Doc Rowe for this quarter, p47
2014 Jan - FT 40
8 A4 pp: 7 mono, plus colour: p1, p47
● Roy & Lesley Adkins, ‘Beating the Bounds’, p41
● Roy Palmer, ‘Ballad Singers of the Border’: J. Kyrle Fletcher, p42-43
● Charles Menteith, ‘The Life of a Man’, p44 CM article print-only; to add later
1-line Summary Listings
● Folklife Societies, p42
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p42
News from Folklife societies:
● Talks, Conferences, Exhibitions, p43
● An Introduction to the Song Collectors Collective, by Sam Lee & James McDonald, p45 (+ colour photo, FQ cover)
Publications ● Musical Traditions Records, from Rod Stradling, p39
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● Chris Ridley, ‘Hurling the Silver Ball’, p46
● R James Parham, ‘Exmoor Traditions’, p46
● A list for this quarter by Doc Rowe, + photo, p47; colour photos, p48
● Roy & Lesley Adkins, ‘Beating the Bounds’, p41
● Roy Palmer, ‘Ballad Singers of the Border’: J. Kyrle Fletcher, p42-43
● Charles Menteith, ‘The Life of a Man’, p44 CM article print-only; to add later
1-line Summary Listings
● Folklife Societies, p42
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p42
News from Folklife societies:
● Talks, Conferences, Exhibitions, p43
● An Introduction to the Song Collectors Collective, by Sam Lee & James McDonald, p45 (+ colour photo, FQ cover)
Publications ● Musical Traditions Records, from Rod Stradling, p39
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● Chris Ridley, ‘Hurling the Silver Ball’, p46
● R James Parham, ‘Exmoor Traditions’, p46
● A list for this quarter by Doc Rowe, + photo, p47; colour photos, p48
Issuu: e-magazine, see note above: https://issuu.com/traditions-uk/docs/ft-40
2014 Apr - FT 41
8 A4 pp (mono), inc colour: p46
● Roy & Lesley Adkins, ‘‘The Standing Stones Ballad’, p42-43
● Charles Menteith, Song ‘To Mow my Meadow', p41 CM article print-only; to add later
1-line Summary Listings
● Folklife Societies, p49
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p49
News from Folklife societies
● Talks, Conferences, Exhibitions, p41; p43
Publications
● Musical Traditions Records (Rod Stradling): Cecilia Costello, ‘Old Fashioned Songs’, 2 CDs + booklet, p40
● Mike Salter, ‘All About The Morris’, p40
Seasonal Local Celebrations Colour photos, p46
● A list, covering this quarter, by Doc Rowe, p45
● “Cadi Ha” from Frances Jones, p43
● “Gŵyl Ifan” from Dai James, p46
● Roy & Lesley Adkins, ‘‘The Standing Stones Ballad’, p42-43
● Charles Menteith, Song ‘To Mow my Meadow', p41 CM article print-only; to add later
1-line Summary Listings
● Folklife Societies, p49
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p49
News from Folklife societies
● Talks, Conferences, Exhibitions, p41; p43
Publications
● Musical Traditions Records (Rod Stradling): Cecilia Costello, ‘Old Fashioned Songs’, 2 CDs + booklet, p40
● Mike Salter, ‘All About The Morris’, p40
Seasonal Local Celebrations Colour photos, p46
● A list, covering this quarter, by Doc Rowe, p45
● “Cadi Ha” from Frances Jones, p43
● “Gŵyl Ifan” from Dai James, p46
2014 Jul - FT 42
10 A4 pp (mono), +1/4 colour
● Roy Palmer, ‘The Frolicksome Keeper’, p40-42
Publications News: Books
● Open Book Publishers: D. Atkinson, The Anglo-Scottish Ballad and its Imaginary Contexts, p37
● Ashgate Publishing: Street Ballads in 19th-Century Britain, Ireland, and North America, Ed. D. Atkinson, S. Roud, p37
Publications News: CDs
● Caroline Hughes, Sheep-Crook and Black Dog; various, I Pray You Pay Attention, and listen to my song; p37.
●Topic, ed. Reg Hall, P. Kennedy 1950s field recordings, p46
Website with recordings: Irish Trad. Music Archive, p46
News from Folklife societies
● Malcolm Taylor steps down, p43
● Diary, Talks & Conferences, p46
Directory of [Member] Folklife Societies,p38-39;
1-line Summaries
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p39
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● List by Doc Rowe, this quarter, p44
● 2014 Minehead, p45
● Llangollen Intern'l Eisteddfod, p45
● National Eisteddfod of Wales, p46, colour photos, p47
● Roy Palmer, ‘The Frolicksome Keeper’, p40-42
Publications News: Books
● Open Book Publishers: D. Atkinson, The Anglo-Scottish Ballad and its Imaginary Contexts, p37
● Ashgate Publishing: Street Ballads in 19th-Century Britain, Ireland, and North America, Ed. D. Atkinson, S. Roud, p37
Publications News: CDs
● Caroline Hughes, Sheep-Crook and Black Dog; various, I Pray You Pay Attention, and listen to my song; p37.
●Topic, ed. Reg Hall, P. Kennedy 1950s field recordings, p46
Website with recordings: Irish Trad. Music Archive, p46
News from Folklife societies
● Malcolm Taylor steps down, p43
● Diary, Talks & Conferences, p46
Directory of [Member] Folklife Societies,p38-39;
1-line Summaries
● Folklife Studies & Institutions, p39
Seasonal Local Celebrations
● List by Doc Rowe, this quarter, p44
● 2014 Minehead, p45
● Llangollen Intern'l Eisteddfod, p45
● National Eisteddfod of Wales, p46, colour photos, p47
2014 Oct - FT 43
10 A4 pp (mono), + FQ's colour cover
● Roy Palmer, ' “F-F-D (sh-sh-sh)”, The Foggy-foggy Dew’, p40-42
● Roy & Lesley Adkins, ‘The Handloom Weaver & the Factory Maid, p44-45
● Charles Menteith, song, ‘The Oyster Girl’, p43 CM article print-only; to add later
Publications News: CDs and Books
● CD, Gwilym Davies, Tom Goblin - and other tales of mystery and intrigue, p38
● Book, Helen Forder, High Hats and Harps, p38
● Book, Roy & Lesley Adkins,'Eavesdropping on Jane Austen's England' , paperback, p38
News from Folklife societies
● Single Gloucester Project, p45 (+ FQ colour cover photo)
● Diary: Talks & Conferences, p45
● Folklife Studies: Cicely Fox Smith remembered, p46
● EFDSS: new Director VWML, p46
1-line Summary Listings
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p39 ● List 8, Folklife Studies, p39
● List 9, Seasonal Local Celebrations, Oct-Dec, Doc Rowe
● Roy Palmer, ' “F-F-D (sh-sh-sh)”, The Foggy-foggy Dew’, p40-42
● Roy & Lesley Adkins, ‘The Handloom Weaver & the Factory Maid, p44-45
● Charles Menteith, song, ‘The Oyster Girl’, p43 CM article print-only; to add later
Publications News: CDs and Books
● CD, Gwilym Davies, Tom Goblin - and other tales of mystery and intrigue, p38
● Book, Helen Forder, High Hats and Harps, p38
● Book, Roy & Lesley Adkins,'Eavesdropping on Jane Austen's England' , paperback, p38
News from Folklife societies
● Single Gloucester Project, p45 (+ FQ colour cover photo)
● Diary: Talks & Conferences, p45
● Folklife Studies: Cicely Fox Smith remembered, p46
● EFDSS: new Director VWML, p46
1-line Summary Listings
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p39 ● List 8, Folklife Studies, p39
● List 9, Seasonal Local Celebrations, Oct-Dec, Doc Rowe
Issuu: e-magazine, see note above: https://issuu.com/traditions-uk/docs/ft-43
2015 Jan - FT 44
8 A4 pp (7 mono + 1 colour (copy of 1/2 cover + 1/2 p47)
● ‘Drive the Cold Winter Away’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p43-44
● Song: ‘All Through the Drunk’, contributed by Gwilym Davies, p45
Publications News, CDs & Books, all p40
● Book: Peter Ingram; illus. K. B. Morgan; 'Wagtail Tale, Gypsy Life of Bygone Days'
● Book: Andrew C. Rouse, 'Mr Pepys and the Turk: Popular Constructs of the “Turk” in England Popular Constructs of the “Turk” in England' ● CD: Musical Traditions Records, Sam Larner: 'Cruising Round Yarmouth' double CD
News from Folklife societies, p44
● Single Gloucester Project 2014-15 plans
● Nonsuch Dulcimer Club
● Folklife Societies: Diary: Talks & Conferences
1-line Summary Listings
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p41
● List 8, Folklife Studies, p42
● List 9, Seasonal Local Celebrations, Jan-Mar, + photos, Doc Rowe, p46;
• some date changes p45
• Ottery Tar Barrels, note by Colin Davies, p45; photos p47
● ‘Drive the Cold Winter Away’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p43-44
● Song: ‘All Through the Drunk’, contributed by Gwilym Davies, p45
Publications News, CDs & Books, all p40
● Book: Peter Ingram; illus. K. B. Morgan; 'Wagtail Tale, Gypsy Life of Bygone Days'
● Book: Andrew C. Rouse, 'Mr Pepys and the Turk: Popular Constructs of the “Turk” in England Popular Constructs of the “Turk” in England' ● CD: Musical Traditions Records, Sam Larner: 'Cruising Round Yarmouth' double CD
News from Folklife societies, p44
● Single Gloucester Project 2014-15 plans
● Nonsuch Dulcimer Club
● Folklife Societies: Diary: Talks & Conferences
1-line Summary Listings
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p41
● List 8, Folklife Studies, p42
● List 9, Seasonal Local Celebrations, Jan-Mar, + photos, Doc Rowe, p46;
• some date changes p45
• Ottery Tar Barrels, note by Colin Davies, p45; photos p47
Issuu: e-magazine, see note above: https://issuu.com/traditions-uk/docs/ft-44
2015 Apr - FT 45
6 A4 pp mono, + 1 p colour insert for online edition
● Tributes to Roy Palmer, Steve Roud, Martin Graebe, & editor, p41, p42
● Song: ‘The Barley Mow’, contributed by Gwilym Davies, p42
Publications News, p41
• Book + CD-R, 'Rosy Apples', Traditional Songs for Young Children, Shan Graebe
• CD-Rom, Vaughan Williams in Norfolk, Alan Helsdon
News from Folklife Societies, Diary, Talks & Conferences,
Folklore Society: TSF meeting; Folk Song Conference; Roud Folk Song & Broadside indexes, p41, p46
1-line Summary Listings
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p43
● List 8, Folklife Studies, p44
● List 9, Seasonal Local Celebrations, Apr-Jul, + photos, Doc Rowe, p45, p46
● Tributes to Roy Palmer, Steve Roud, Martin Graebe, & editor, p41, p42
● Song: ‘The Barley Mow’, contributed by Gwilym Davies, p42
Publications News, p41
• Book + CD-R, 'Rosy Apples', Traditional Songs for Young Children, Shan Graebe
• CD-Rom, Vaughan Williams in Norfolk, Alan Helsdon
News from Folklife Societies, Diary, Talks & Conferences,
Folklore Society: TSF meeting; Folk Song Conference; Roud Folk Song & Broadside indexes, p41, p46
1-line Summary Listings
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p43
● List 8, Folklife Studies, p44
● List 9, Seasonal Local Celebrations, Apr-Jul, + photos, Doc Rowe, p45, p46
2015 Jul - FT 46
12 A4 pp (mono)
● Article: ‘A Propaganda Lullaby', from Roy & Lesley Adkins, p46-47
● Songs + notes, ‘The Irish Girl’, from Charles Menteith, p42-43 CM article print-only; to add later
● Songs + notes, 'Stow Fair’, from Gwilym Davies, p43
● Merêd: let’s celebrate the legacy that he left, by Mick Tems, p44-45
Publications News: CDs, p40
● 24 MT Records downloads now online
Folklife Studies & Societies
● News items & Diary, p40+45+50
● EFDSS Resource Bank, p47
● Workers’ Music Association, p45
Folklife traditions
● Minehead May Day, p50
● National Eisteddfod, p49
● International Eisteddfod, p50
1-line Summary Folklife listings from our online Directory
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p41
● List 8, Folklife Studies & Institutions, p48
● List 9: Seasonal Local Celebrations, Jul-Oct, list + photos, by Doc Rowe, p51
● Article: ‘A Propaganda Lullaby', from Roy & Lesley Adkins, p46-47
● Songs + notes, ‘The Irish Girl’, from Charles Menteith, p42-43 CM article print-only; to add later
● Songs + notes, 'Stow Fair’, from Gwilym Davies, p43
● Merêd: let’s celebrate the legacy that he left, by Mick Tems, p44-45
Publications News: CDs, p40
● 24 MT Records downloads now online
Folklife Studies & Societies
● News items & Diary, p40+45+50
● EFDSS Resource Bank, p47
● Workers’ Music Association, p45
Folklife traditions
● Minehead May Day, p50
● National Eisteddfod, p49
● International Eisteddfod, p50
1-line Summary Folklife listings from our online Directory
● List 7, Folklife Societies, p41
● List 8, Folklife Studies & Institutions, p48
● List 9: Seasonal Local Celebrations, Jul-Oct, list + photos, by Doc Rowe, p51
Issuu: e-magazine, see note above: https://issuu.com/traditions-uk/docs/ft-46