The sounds and songs of Britain
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Hayes, Middlesex:
EMI: Columbia,
1970
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Table of Contents:
- Thereʹll always be an England
- The Wembley roar
- A life on the ocean wave
- Cantebutty Cathedral: Toccata and fugue in D minor
- The white cliffs of Dover
- Hastings: the national town criersʹ championship
- Sussex by the sea
- Winchester Cathedral
- Widdecombe fair
- The Padstow may song
- Flora day in Helston
- Cornish rhapsody
- Wookey hole caves
- Drink up thy zider
- The marquess of bath
- Land of my fathers
- A conversation in Welsh
- A Welsh steel-works
- All through the night (Ar hyd y nos)
- A Welsh coal-mine
- The Tal-y-llyn railway
- Weʹll keep a welcome
- Danny boy
- The old Lammas fair
- Water-driven trip-hammer and Linen hand-loom
- The mountains of Mourne
- The Manx national anthem (O land of our birth)
- The Edinburgh tattoo: Scotland the brave
- I belong to Glasgow
- A spey valley ski resort
- The skye boat song
- Lewis boy singing in Gaelic: moch di luainn
- The northern lights of Aberdeen
- A Highland gathering
- Northumbrain pipes: The keel row
- Blaydon races
- Monkseaton morrismen: the rapper sword dance
- Scarborough fair/canticle
- On ilkla moor bahʹtʹat
- The hunt
- John Peel
- Sheʹs a lassie from Lancashire
- Blackpool: I do like to be beside the seaside
- Ferry cross the mersey
- Silverstone motor races
- Greensleeves
- Stratford-upon-avon: once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more
- Bells of Holy Trinity church
- The coventry carol
- Blenheim palace organ: toccata from Symphony no. 5 in F minor, op. 42
- An English country village
- Country gardens
- New market: Hev yew gotta loight boy?
- Christmas eve in Cambridge: Once in royal Davidʹs city
- The Eton boating song
- Land of hope and glory