Albion Morris - Three-Handed Reel - Much Wenlock Dance

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from the 1976 Island album
"Rattlebone and Ploughjack"
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The Bromsberrow Heath Three Handed Reel is a tune from Bromsberrow melodeon player, Beatrice Hill
(unnamed musicians playing melodeon, concertina, tambourine).

This is followed by a local carol (a variant of Christ Made a Trance)
The Elizabethan actor and morris-dancer William Kemp is said to be the author of the pamphlet Old Meg of Herefordshire for a Mayd Marian and Hereford Towne for a morris daunce or 12 morris dauncers in Herefordshire of 12 hundred years old (1609 London). This quote comes from it.

The next dance is from Brimfield. The tune is a hornpipe from Stephen Baldwin of Upton Bishop, Herefordshire. (Unnamed dancers plus unnamed musicians playing melodeon, bones, tambourine)

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