Traditional music in England
He's Moved In A Bigger House Now
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Type
sound
Duration
00:03:44
Shelf mark
1CDR0007357 (copy of C1002/77)
Subjects
English folk songs and music (Suffolk); Music hall
Recording date
1974-01
Is part of (Collection)
Keith Summers Collection
Recording locations
Little Glemham, Suffolk, England, UK
Performers
Knights, Jimmy, 'Holy Jim', 1880 - (singer, male)
Recordist
Summers, Keith
Description
Item notes: First line; Now there is a bloke who's name is Curley Williams. Followed by a brief discussion about the tune and other dances. Preceded and followed by conversation. Performer notes: From Debach, Suffolk. age 94. Recording notes: Song recorded by Nat Travers. Fluctuating recording levels, levels drop badly after one of the living-room clock chimes
Metadata record:
He's Moved In A Bigger House Now
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