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Date:         Thu, 4 Sep 2008 08:04:49 +0100
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Subject:      Re: Methuen Talking Book - EFDSS/Peter Kennedy 7" LP issues
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Here's a more direct link to the same article: http://www.mustrad.org.uk/enth53.htm Mike Hirst wrote: > For more information on Peter Kennedy and his working relationship with > Bob Roberts follow this link: > > http://www.mustrad.org.uk/enthuse.htm > > For an appraisal of Kennedy's approach to recording traditional music > follow this link: > > http://www.mustrad.org.uk/articles/peter_k.htm > > John Ross wrote: >> The back covers of the two titles you mention -- >> >> 2/1501/26 Windy Old Weather; An L.P. Record of Sea Shanties and >> Saltwater Ballads With Skipper Bob Roberts >> >> 2/1502/26 Kissin's Nae Sin; Love Songs and Bothy Ballads, >> sung by Isabel Sutherland and Jimmie MacGregor, with >> John Cole (Mouth-organ) and Steve Benbow (Guitar) >> >> >> list a total of 14 Talking Book titles as "available now," but none of >> the others in the list are in the 2/150X/26 Ballads of Britain series, >> nor do they appear to be folk songs. The others are ballroom dance >> instruction (1251/U through 1254/U); Children's singing games and >> nursery rhymes sung by Marjorie Westbury (1001/U through 1004/U); and >> some miscellaneous titles, including "Instruments of the Orchestra," >> "The Story of Jesus," and "Bird Song." >> >> Westbury was a well-known radio actress and a member of the BBC Drama >> Repertory Company, who's best remembered today as Steve, the wife of >> Paul Temple in the long-running series of BBC Radio detective serials. >> >> Both of the "Ballads of Britain" packages carry a 1960 copyright date. >> >> John Ross >> >> >> At 9/3/2008 01:09 PM, you wrote: >>> I've recently become aware of two recordings issued by Methuen's >>> TALKING >>> BOOKS (UK) recorded edited and produced by Peter Kennedy in >>> association with >>> the EFDSS. >>> One by BOB ROBERTS, the second by ISOBEL SUTHERLAND. They are 7-inch >>> 33-1/3 rpm discs, >>> in a booklet with texts and illustrations. >>> Were there any others in the series? Anyone know how widely they >>> circulated, availability, target market, etc.? >>> Thanks! >>> Best wishes, Thomas. >> >> > -- Mike Hirst Managing Director DAS-360° 16 Ocean View Whitley Bay Tyne & Wear NE26 1AL tel: 0191 289 3186 email: [log in to unmask] web: http://www.das360.net


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