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In Ravenscroft's Deuteromelia (London 1609), the song "Give us once a drinke" (rendered in 4 parts) is a version of the Barley Mow. Give us once a drinck for...
Mike Tristram
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Nov 2, 2008
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Chappell, Popular music of the Olden Time (II p.745) notices the Deuteromelia connection, but comments no further on it Steve Roud ... From: Mike Tristram To:...
Steve Roud
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Nov 2, 2008
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1151
Thanks for pointing me to Chappell Steve - I see that he lists Barley Mow as a 'song of uncertain date'! In saying it is "after the manner of" the...
Mike Tristram
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Mike, I too am interested in this not having a copy of either Vic's book or Deutromelia. Could you possibly post the whole song please? SteveG To:...
Steve Gardham
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Nov 2, 2008
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Hi Mike, Dr Vic Gammon apparently deals with this at some length in his book on drinking songs which was published recently. I haven't yet got a copy and...
Steve Gardham
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Steve, the song is online at http://www.pbm.com/~lindahl/ravenscroft/deuteromelia/deut_25.html Martin   Steve, the song is online at...
MARTIN GRAEBE
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Nov 2, 2008
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Hi Steve Thank you for the pointer, I have got Vic Gammon's book which in full is called Desire, Drink and Death in English Folk and Vernacular Song, 1600-1900...
Mike Tristram
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1156
An afterthought: Assuming C16th people would still know what "bell amy" meant (good friend), corruption seems still possible but not all that probable: why...
Mike Tristram
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Thanks, Martin. Will follow this up. Can you please remind me if you are going to be there on Saturday? If not I will have to try to get someone else to take...
Steve Gardham
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Nov 2, 2008
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... A couple more C19 references also make the connection. In his 'In Praise of Ale' (London, 1888, 192-3), W T Marchant quotes the Ravenscroft text,...
Malcolm Douglas
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Nov 3, 2008
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I have a first edition (1935) of Greene and like all my books is for sale. End of blatant plug. The first verse goes: Jentill Butler, bell amy, Fyll the bole...
Dave Eyre
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Nov 3, 2008
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A 'bevie' / 'bevy' is still understood in many places as a drink, so 'bevie a touts' - 'a drink for all' - would make sense, and as Dave suggests, be very...
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A bit of reasonable(?) speculation here: "Bevis a towt" sounds as if it could be a development of "Buvez à tous", or perhaps, "Buvez à tout". The first...
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This is in R.T. Davies' "Medieval Lyrics" (1963), who spells it Bevis à tout!" and translates it into "drink to all" Andy ... This is in R.T. Davies'...
Andy Rouse
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Great stuff Andy, Martin and Mike. Does Bruce Olson's site have any of this I wonder? Martin, have you added the Ravenscroft website to our website links? ...
Steve Gardham
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Great Explanations, thanks! (Brings a new dimension to "Bevis, the Story of a Boy" by local writer Richard Jefferies...) MikeT ........................ This is...
Mike Tristram
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1165
Actually, the Ravenscroft site is already on our list (http://www.tradsong.org/link.html) so we didn't do that bad a job way back. I am hoping that Lewis will...
MARTIN GRAEBE
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Hi, Everything on track for Saturday other than we need someone to stand in as secretary just for this one meeting. Martin will be there but will be on holiday...
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Nov 3, 2008
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Okay, panic over, Pete Wood's got the job. Cheers, Pete. SteveG To: Tradsong@...: gardhams@...: Mon, 3 Nov 2008 17:58:16...
Steve Gardham
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In Colin Andrews' book about Michael Blann, 'Shepherd of the Downs', 2ndEdn2006, he cites the song, "Some Love to Roam", as "missing". There are 38 citations...
Mike Tristram
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Nov 4, 2008
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Colin's email is (I think) bonnygreen@... When he says 'missing', he simply refers to the fact that it is not included in the notebook. In the 3rd...
Steve Roud
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Dear Steve Thanks! (It is a wonderful index by the way) Mike ... From: Steve Roud To: Tradsong@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 10:12 AM ...
Mike Tristram
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Colin Andrews has a website at http://www.bonnygreen.co.uk/ <http://www.bonnygreen.co.uk/> and I am sure he will be very pleased with the information below. ...
Gwilym Davies
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Nov 5, 2008
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Apologies Steve/Martin  - I shan't be able to attend the meeting as I have other things going on down here in Guildford. I've sent you a separate email...
Irene Shettle
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Nov 6, 2008
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Now I have got a 'cheap' reprint edition of Greene's Early English Carols, I have got the full text (which is robustly jolly) of the "Jentill butler, bell amy"...
Mike Tristram
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Nov 7, 2008
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Can anyone here recommend this series of books for learning to sight read with folk songs? 'Folk Song Sight Singing' by Edgar Crowe et al Looks like I'm going...
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Nov 7, 2008
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Mike, Re point (3) this tradition still exists in the Balearic (Mallorca, Menorca) and Pitiuses (Ibiza, Formentera) islands of Spain. How muchit is still done...
Simon Furey
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Nov 7, 2008
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1176
Mike, Whilst I have come across references in most general books to the origins of ballad singing, that they were originally, i.e., during the middle ages,...
Steve Gardham
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Nov 7, 2008
9:22 pm
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Steve, Thanks - sorry if I was getting a bit off-topic with the dance angle - I will ask someone at Cecil Sharp House. I am more into songs myself too, but my...
Mike Tristram
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Nov 7, 2008
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PS sorry - second para - "tune notated for Bell Amy" - I intended, "tune notated for Balla Moy". Apologies. Mike ... From: Mike Tristram To:...
Mike Tristram
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