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Series I : Original Collection Materials, 1928 - 1972
Box 1 : Songs, Ballads, Mummers Plays and Shanties
Packet 1 : Scottish and English Songs
Folder 16 : Scottish and English Songs - D

Item Summary

Folder 16 : Scottish and English Songs - D

Intellectual Items

Fire Down Below [song text] Edward Robinson (contributor), Trafalgar Sq.

Hilo, Boys, Hilo [song text]

Fire Down Below [song text] William Fender (contributor), 16 Sydenham St

Haul Away Joe [song text] Captain Charles B. Snellen (contributor), Marblehead, Mass., 1927

Captain Hall [note]

Captain Hall [note]

first line: I murdered William Moore [song text]

first line: Come all you young and old, see me die, see me die [song text]

Jack Hall [song text] Sharp and Marson, Folk Songs from Somerset

Johnie Hall Chimney Sweep [song text] John McPherson (contributor), 24 Devonshire Street, South Shields

Captain Hall [song text] Francis Herreshoff (contributor), Marblehead, Mass., 1928

Drunken Sailor [song text] L. V. Briggs, Around Cape Horn on the Amy Turner, 1880

The Drunken Sailor [song text] James Dwyer (contributor), 200 Broomielaw, Glasgow

The Drunken Sailor [song text] Mr Jack Murray (contributor), 2 Jasmine Terrace, Aberdeen

The Drunken Sailor [song text] Harry Bowling (contributor), Los Angeles, California, 1928

Bonny Laddie [song text] John McPherson (contributor), South Shields

The Drunken Sailor [song text] James Dwyer (contributor), 200 Broomielaw, Glasgow, Scotl

Fire Down Below [note]

Fire Down Below [song text] White, Ethiopian Melodies (1851)

Fire, Fire, Fire [song text] White, Ethiopian Melodies (1851)

Fire, Fire, Fire [song text] Jas Wright (contributor), 37 Sandport St, Leith

The Queer Folk in the Shaws [song text] James Forman (contributor)

Greenland [song text] Alexander Stephens (contributor), New Deer

How Donnelly Hung the Goat [song text] George Simpson (contributor), 15 Strathmartin Road, Dundee, Forfarshire

Frisco [song text] John Wilson (contributor), Barry Docks, South Wales, 1928

Frisco [song text] Hebron George Methias (contributor), Cardiff, South Wales, 1928

Nicaragua [song text] A Selection of the Most Popular Ethiopian Songs (1858)

Montoodles-Monatiddledum [song text] Edward Ashbury (contributor), Swansea, South Wales, 1928

A Bottle of Rum [note]

The Sailor Likes His Bottle-o [song text] Richard Terry, The Shanty Book

Bottle of Rum [song text] James Wright (contributor)

A Bottle of Rum [song text] Harry Bowling (contributor), Los Angeles, California, 1928

Can't You Dance the Polka [song text] J. S. Scott (contributor), 1929

Dance the Polka [song text] Mr Jack Murray (contributor), 2 Jasmine Terrace, Aberdeen

Golden Vanity [song text] W. Rennie (contributor), 45 Leygate St, South Shields

Mains'l Haul [song text] Rennie (contributor)

Mormon Braes [song text]

Caller Herrin [song text] Mr H. T. Thorbourn (contributor), 154 New St, Fisher Row, Musselborough

Buy My Caller Herring [song text]

Blow, Boys, Blow [song text] Harry Perry (contributor), 1928

Blow, My Bully Boys, Blow [song text] J. S. Scott (contributor), 1929

Blow, Boys, Blow [song text] J. S. Scott (contributor), 43 Herbert St, Plaistow, E13, 1929

Blow Boys Blow [song text] Andrew Salters (contributor), Greenock, Scotland

Whiskey in the Jar [song text]

Whiskey in the Jar [song text] Harry Bowling (contributor), Los Angeles, Cal[ifornia], 1928

Whiskey in the Jar [song text] T. McMillan (contributor), Belfast, Ireland, 1928

Whiskey in the Jar [song text] T. McMillan (contributor), Belfast, Ireland, 1928

Whiskey in the Jar [song text] A. Davidson (contributor), 21 William St, Gourdon, Scotland

Young Edwin [note]

The Stately Southerner [song text] James Henderson (contributor), 18 King's Road, Dundee, Forfarshire

The Stately Southerner - Paul Jones [song text] A. A. Foster (contributor), Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island, N.Y., 1928

Stately Southerner [song text] Rees Baldwin (contributor), 13 George St, Barry Docks, South Wales

Stately Southerner [song text] Thomas Ginovan (contributor), Bristol, England, 1928

Stately Southerner [song text] Thomas Ginovan (contributor), Bristol, England, 1928

Paul Jones [song text] Richard Warner (contributor), Cardiff, South Wales, 1928

Paul Jones [song text] Richard Warner (contributor), Cardiff, South Wales, 1928

The Stately Southerner [song text] Nautical Magazine (August 1927)

The Stately Southerner [song text] Nautical Magazine (August 1927)

first line: When First I Came to London Town [song text] Jimmie Cronin (contributor), London, 1929

Tiger Bay [song text] Jimmie Cronin (contributor), London, 1929

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