Bristol Folk News

•      Background and Credits
•  9: June 1972: MURDER AT RED BARN
• 10: Autumn 1972: The Cuckoo's Nest
• 11: Spring 1973: John Barleycorn
• 12: Summer 1973:Bristol '600" 1373-1973: a selection of the music, songs, dances customs of Bristol
• 14: Spring 1974: trunkles (& Mary Neal). plough songs, holestones, an cúilín, & much more, for the sum of ten pence
• 15: Summer 1974:The Collier's Story. A somerset fiddler. electric folk? Suffragettes and women's morris
• 16: Winter 1974-5: Napoleon Bonaparte. The bonny bunch of roses. women & warriors
• 17: Summer 1975: A Summer issue in celebration of Dancers from Toulouse; also more concerning Dance, Song &am; Folk-lore, viz: old BEER recipes, the Barley-Mow, a Wife-selling and proverbs for Marriage; all at the reasonable rate of Twelve pence.
• 18: Spring 1976: SWEET INSTRUMENTS OF MUSIC. Hammer dulcimer, English banjo & concertina, pipe & tabour, Northumbrian pipes
• 19: Spring 1977: rhymes, riddles, songs and saying of children
•      Cumulative Index: of the articles that have been transcribed

Each magazine carried the following messages
You can read the full details on the indices

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Produced as a magazine under the influence of The English Folk Dance and Song Society : but the opinions expressed are not necessarily those of the Society.
ENGLISH FOLK DANCE AND SONG SOCIETY, BRISTOL DISTRICT

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