The British Library The British Library http://sounds.bl.uk/JISC ASR IPR STATUS LIST.xls ‘Banjo’ Harry Fielding interview, part 03 1CDR0011403 (copy of C1033/108) Bob and Jacqueline Patten Collection Recording notes: Interview continued on C1033/109 ‘Banjo’ Harry Fielding talks about busking in the West Country, the places where he went. Lynmouth, ‘Some rough people round there mind on the quiet’. The time when he was ‘done properly’ by a con man in Bude. Would send the money home every day. The time when he ended up in a fight in Truro. Rough in Cardiff. Never used lodging houses. Would sleep in the open under a tarpaulin. Time of the depression, ‘Most people were bloody starving but I were too cunning for that, what started me was hunger’ 1980-09-14 Timsbury, Somerset, England, UK English sound Fielding, 'Banjo' Harry (speaker, male) Patten, Bob (speaker, male) Patten, Bob 44100 16 00:07:52 44100 16 00:07:52 44100 16 128 kbps 00:07:52 44100 16 192 kbps