NPS-JFC-C-026-13 (Batch 2)

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TapeNPS-JFC-C-026-13Batch2Length m 40Date Rec’d 1965
Title18th Gathering with George Hepple 1967ContentsLive concert recording
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o-01:30National Anthem then MC (Bill Charlton from voice) announces this as 18th Alnwick Gathering [so 1965 not 1967 as on label]MD
01:30-10:29Border Hills Band (announced)Roxburgh Castle
unid
unid;
Redesdale Hornpipe
Durham Rangers
The Wonder
Redesdsale
Piano accordions, drums, ?fiddleMD
11:10-15:20Johnny Handle (announced)Adam Buckham
Drunken Bella Roy (announced)
Singing, self-accompanied on piano accordion11:10 MC introduces Johnny Handle as “born in the Black Gate Museum”MD
15:40-18:30George Mitchell dancers (announced) [?Border Hills Band playing?]Morpeth Rant accompaniment to dancingPiano accordionsMD
19:20-26:25Marjorie Longland from Gunnerton Fell (announced) [?George Mitchell accompanist?]Northern Lights of Aberdeen
Green Glens of Antrim
(announced)
Singing to piano accompanimentMarjorie’s act is cut short as smoke is coming out of amplifierMD
27:40-37:20George Hepple from Haltwhistle and John Robson from Fourstones (announced)Sweet Hesleyside
Mallorca
Blackthorn Stick/Saddle the Pony
Keep Yor Feet Still
Unid
Unid
Proudlock’s Hornpipe
Redesdale

Fiddle and smallpipes (announced)MD
37:45-40:41 endSam John (announced)RecitationVoice[Double speed so recitation unintelligible]
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