Folk Music of England

The Yetties

Including 15 Morris Dance tunes. Cast aside all thoughts of modern-day ‘folk’ music – these are in the real Olde English tradition! The Yetties’ knowledge of, and affection for, these age-old songs, passed down through countless generations shines through as they turn their attention to ‘Lillibulero’, ‘No Sir No’, ‘John Peel’ et al.

John Peel; Turmit Hoeing; Castleton Garland Dance – Fieldtown Processional – Vandals of Hammerwich; The Foggy Foggy Few; The Jolly Waggoner; The Lincolnshire Poacher; The Cuckoo’s Nest (3 versions); The Sailor Cut Down in His Prime; South Australia; Jockie to the Fair – Bonnets So Blue – Swaggering Boney; Lillibulero; Trelawney (Song of the Western Men); The Leaving of Liverpool; No Sir No; Go and Enlist – London Pride – Highland Mary – William & Nancy; Brigg Fair; Spanish Ladies; The Fox; Sweet Jenny Jones – Old Mother Oxford – Rodney – The Queen’s Delight; The Derby Ram; Home Dearest Home