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grannyclaret 04-06-2009 22:31

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YouTube - Ballad of Bethnal Green (A song from 1959 by Paddy Roberts)

THIS WAS AN OLD FAVOURITE TOO
THE BALLAD OF BETHNALL GREEN

shillelagh 04-06-2009 23:25

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thanks steeljack ... have never heard of it ..... maybe im too young ... being only 41 .....

junetta 04-06-2009 23:43

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Thank you Granny. The words brought a tear to my eye for old time's sake. Thanks to you also John. I haven't listened yet but I'll treat Brian to it tomorrow xx

Barrie Yates 05-06-2009 14:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 718918)
Do you mean this one.
I once lent my 3 books to a so called mate, he swore blind he'd given them back, managed to replace them.
Thats another reason I don't trust people with whats mine.
Retlaw.

Retlaw,
Yes, that is the one. Must be having a senior moment as I can't think where it could now be - it will surface in time when I am looking for something else.
Regards,
Barrie

wadey 05-06-2009 19:27

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They are playing "Albert" now on Radio 2

Barrie Yates 25-04-2010 14:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 718918)
Do you mean this one.
I once lent my 3 books to a so called mate, he swore blind he'd given them back, managed to replace them.
Thats another reason I don't trust people with whats mine.
Retlaw.

I have at last found the Albert book - "Albert, 'arold and Others" - and also a bedraggled copy of the music sheet - "The Pigtail of Li Fang Fu"

Did you manage to get a replacement for Albert, 'arold & Others? If you didn't i will either scan you a copy or bring the book over with me next week and get it coied there.

Also came across a book entitled "The East Lancashire Regiment 1855-1958" compiled by John Downham - part of The Images of England series. Do you have a copy? I could lend it to you for the couple of weeks that I am in Accrington - let me know.

Retlaw 25-04-2010 18:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 809998)
I have at last found the Albert book - "Albert, 'arold and Others" - and also a bedraggled copy of the music sheet - "The Pigtail of Li Fang Fu"

Did you manage to get a replacement for Albert, 'arold & Others? If you didn't i will either scan you a copy or bring the book over with me next week and get it coied there.

Also came across a book entitled "The East Lancashire Regiment 1855-1958" compiled by John Downham - part of The Images of England series. Do you have a copy? I could lend it to you for the couple of weeks that I am in Accrington - let me know.

PM sent
Retlaw.

Bob Dobson 25-04-2010 20:07

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I once had a letter from Stanley Holloway in which he told me he had never been to Blackpool.

On one of his CDs, Bernard Wrigley, 'the Bolton Bullfrog' recites a follow-up which he has written about Albert's grandson coming to Blackpool, becoming inebreated, (that's my phrase) and visiting the zoo. very funny.

Margaret Pilkington 25-04-2010 20:35

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I liked Stanley Holloway doing 'Three ha'pence a Foot'. and another of my favourites was 'The 'Ole in the Ark'.......my grandad used to warm his backside by the fire and he used to recite this to tell us why men do this.

Retlaw 25-04-2010 21:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 810076)
I liked Stanley Holloway doing 'Three ha'pence a Foot'. and another of my favourites was 'The 'Ole in the Ark'.......my grandad used to warm his backside by the fire and he used to recite this to tell us why men do this.

One evening around dusk as Noah stood on his ark
putting green oil int starboad side lamp
his wife came along and said Noah summats wrong
our cabin is getting quite damp

This one Margaret.
Retlaw.

Margaret Pilkington 26-04-2010 06:34

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Aaah, yes. That brings back memories of my Grandad warming his backside in front of a roaring fire. Thank you!


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