2017 Oct - FT 55
8 A4 pages mono + 1 A4 page colour; preceded by FQ cover • Article: ‘The British Salamanders’ by Roy & Lesley Adkins, p27-29 • Report: Dartmoor Broom & Step Dance Championships, p29 • Song & notes: ‘Beautiful Nancy (Jimmy and Nancy)’, sung by Mrs P Wiggett, contrib. Gwilym Davies, p30 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Folklife Studies & Societies: Folklife News & Diary Folklore Society; Traditional Song Forum; EFDSS; VWML; p31 Folk21; Glos Traditions; announcing recordings (Musical Traditions, Saydisc) & books (Gibraltar, Roy & Lesley Adkins; book sale); p32 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Online Directory: ~ http://www.folklife-directory.uk ~ 1-line Summary Listings ● List 7, Folklife Societies: Assoc'ns, Trusts,Organisations p46 ● List 8, Folklife Studies & Institutions p47 ● List 9: Seasonal Local Celebrations, Apr-Jun, + photos, by Doc Rowe, back cover, in colour (p48) |
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FWJ 1 , a special Worcs issue, assisted by an Awards for All grant, distributed free to Worcs local community groups, venues, clubs, Tourist Offices, libraries. Usual contents, + 'folk club' material normally in our "Folk West".
2006 Sep - FWJ 01
20 A4 pages (incl. colour photos) ● ‘A Worcestershire Folk Club: Somers Traditional Folk Club' p3-4 ● Dave Jones, Welsh Border Morris: ‘Introduction’ & ‘Evesham Morris Dances’ p5-7 ● Charles Menteith, ‘Worcestershire Songs: “Bill The Weaver” & “Now on that hill …" p8-9 ● Eric Payne “Mud, Dust and Noise”: Whitman’s Hill Quarry, p11 ● Roy Palmer, Ballad Printers of Worcester, 1. John Butler’ p12-13 ● Roy Palmer, ‘Cecil Sharp at Evesham’, p14-15 ● Robert Wimbury ‘Worcs Memories: A Worcs Coronation Pageant’ p17 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Societies ● Worcs. Folklife’s Recording Facilities’ p17 ● ‘Holly & Mistletoe Auctions’ p18 ● ‘Worcs Chinese Association’ p18 Publications ● ‘Romany Road’ magazine p18 ● ‘The Folklore of Worcestershire’ (Roy Palmer), reviewed Eds p2 Worcestershire Festivals, & Performers ● Upton Folk Festival: photos by Colin Davies p.10 ● ‘Just Latin Salsa’ ‘Food & Folk’, ‘Dampiers Round’, ‘Appleyard Dancers’, p18-19 |
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