N° 1.2.3.4, 5) (SET)
Table of Contents:
Number 1 (1975) contains the following pieces:
Munnelly Tom : Singing Tradition of Irish Travellers, The
Carroll Jim : Irish Travellers Around London
Hall Peter A. : Scottish Tinker Songs
Yates Michael : English Gypsy Songs
Munro Ailie : Jeannie Robertson (1908-1975) [Obituary]
Shuldham-Shaw P.N. : Mrs. Lois Blake (1890-1974) [Obituary]
Shuldham-Shaw P.N. : Frank Howes (1891-1974) [Obituary]
. . together with reviews.
Number 2 (1976) contains the following pieces:
Dawney Michael : George Butterworth's Folk Music Manuscripts
Pickering Michael : Janet Blunt: Folk Song Collector and Lady of the Manor
--- : Songs from the Janet Blunt Manuscripts
Olson William Bruce : Note on the Tune 'Dargason' or 'Welsh Sydanen', A
Palmer Roy : Note on 'Australia', A
Palmer Roy : Origin of Van Dieman's Land and Young Henry the Poacher, The
Yates Michael : Three Broadside Texts from the Press of John Pitts
Mayhew John : Hugh the Drover[Note]
Yates Michael : Lincolnshire Version of 'Archie o' Cawfield (Child 188), A
O Shaughnessey, Patrick : Songs from the Grainger Collection[Letter]
Hogendijk C.J. : Michael Praetorius and Two English Country Dances[Letter]
Rhodes Frank : Thomas Muirhead Flett (1923-1976) [Obituary]
Loveless Kenneth : Helen Kennedy [Obituary]
. . together with reviews.
Number 3 (1977) contains the following pieces:
Wortley Russell / Michael Dawney : George Butterworth's Diary of Morris Dance Hunting
Kilkerr Dave : Sam Henry and 'Songs of the People'
Greig Ruairidh : Kirmington Plough-Jags Play, The
Cox Gordon : Newfoundland Christmas Carolling Tradition, A
Palmer Roy : Weaver in Love, The
Kennedy Douglas : Dr. Maud Pauline Karpeles (1885-1976) [Obituary]
. . together with reviews.
Number 4 (1978) contains the following pieces:
Armstrong Lucile : Ritual Dances
Lloyd A.L. : Ritual of the Calus: Any Light on the Morris?, The
Allsop Ivor : Sword Dance of Papa Stour, Shetland, The
Barraclough Michael : Excuse Me, or An Old Country Trip
Hulme Ann-Marie / Peter Clifton : Social Dancing in a Norfolk Village, 1900-1945
Rutherford Frank : Eighteenth Century Stage Versions of Two Songs Printed in the Journal [Letter]
Matthews Nibs : Patrick Noel Shuldham Shaw (1917-1977) [Obituary]
. . together with reviews.
Number 5 (1979) contains the following pieces:
Russell Ian : Survey of Traditional Drama in North East Derbyshire 1970-1978, A
Porter, James : My Son David and O Gin I Were Where Gaudie Rins: A Note on Tune Relationships and Local Song-Making
