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his 75-year-old son 'Pop'". This claim was also made in earlier years and in other newspapers, and was presumably a deliberate joke by the
Maynard family. Pop Maynard's father James would have been in his 116th year if he had been alive in 1949. The 93-year-old was probably Maynard's eldest brother Jonathan Maynard (March 1856 – May 1949), and this is supported by the
399:] called George Maynard. To meet this man and hear him sing in the flesh was absolutely wonderful, even though his voice was old — a bit like the one I’ve got now. You can’t keep your beautiful voice all your life. I fell in love with both George and "Polly on the Shore", which is a song about a sea battle, and the loss of love and life during the
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The local newspaper had anticipated before the 1949 tournament the appearance not only of
Maynard's sons and grandsons, but also his father – "If he is fit, 93-year-old Mr. Maynard will watch his 75-year-old son 'Pop'", and McCarthy too asserts that "93-year-old Mr. Maynard was on hand to watch
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The idea that a singer was someone exclusive was not there then. Everybody sang. Some sung well, some didn't, but singing was as normal as breathing. We sang up the woods, we sang anywhere. You sang when you felt in the mood - you'd be in the pub and someone would start a song and all of a sudden the
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Martin Carthy introduced me to George "Pop" Maynard's singing when I was 17. It was the first time I'd heard anything quite like it: an old man with a crackling voice, banging his stick to keep time and gripping me with his storytelling. It was the first song I performed unaccompanied and it brought
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also. However, to my knowledge, Pop is the only
English singer to have been recorded singing it—a sad come-down for this splendid ballad ... The same can be said for his version of "A Sailor in the North Country" ... which must once have enjoyed a widespread popularity, judging by its frequent
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Maynard, of Copthorne, Sussex. It was one of the great good fortunes in my life to hear George sing in the flesh, back in 50's. Even though he was then in his eighties, he was still able to sing tunefully and gracefully, and had a remarkable stock of songs. He was a complete countryman,
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The couple had seven children, of whom two daughters and four sons survived to adulthood. They lived at first in a tiny house in Borer's Yard, Copthorne, then in a cottage in Spring
Gardens, Copthorne. Polly died in 1920, and Maynard remained a widower for more than 40 years. He died on 29 November
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266), which he had sung at his own wedding and those of his children, an Irish song "The Brave Irish
Soldier" (Roud 3226), and one of music hall origin, "The Old Rustic Bridge" (Roud 3792). Some songs were original lyrics to traditional tunes, for example "Shooting Goshen's Cocks Up" (Roud 902),
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Maynard's repertoire as recorded by Ken Stubbs comprised 65 songs. The recordings were selective, and Stubbs estimated that
Maynard's complete repertoire of songs committed to memory would have been in the hundreds. Maynard and his community were not concerned about the sources of their songs,
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comic song. At the hop farms there were
Londoners and workers from Ireland and from other counties of England, and evenings and Sundays were spent drinking and singing. At home, Maynard, who admitted to feeling lonely after being widowed, was in one of the local pubs most evenings, singing and
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at the invitation of its mayor to play exhibition matches. His final world championship was Easter 1962, in the year of his death at the age of 90. Marbles historian Sam McCarthy recalls the official commentator describing
Maynard's play that year to be "as quick and agile as a two-year-old".
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to finish the song. The intention was to demonstrate the assimilation process in folk music, showing a Sussex song being adapted by a
Scottish singer, but Hall observed that "Pop was confused and upset and Jeannie was clearly embarrassed by such unimaginably crass stage direction."
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music critic, criticised Pop Maynard for allegedly not knowing his words and for having a poor standing posture. Very few of the audience had ever heard a country singer before, and even fewer had ever heard country pub music. Some of them, it seemed, were excited by
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written by Maynard's friend Fred Holman to celebrate a poaching incident. Poaching was a favourite topic for songs in Maynard's repertoire, for example "The Gallant Poachers" (Roud 793) and "While Gamekeepers Lie Sleeping" (Roud 363), as well as songs about the sea.
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Maynard attended school on-and-off until the age of 12. He worked with his father and brothers, in the winter as a woodman cutting wood for the hoop trade, in the summer harvesting, hedging and ditching. He and his family also supplemented their income by
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The trips did continue though. Maynard performed three times on BBC radio, noting that "we went on three different times, and they gave us a guinea each, each time." Plunkett brought several musicians including Maynard to perform in
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When the Copthorne Spitfires won the world championship in 1948, Maynard was team captain, and he was seen on national television. In 1949 the Copthorne Spitfires lost in the semi-finals, when the commentator noted:
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origin as unauthentic, and few of them were recorded, a choice which Stubbs came to regret. According to Stubbs, Maynard's personal favourites were the traditional broken-token song "The Banks of Claudy"
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Maynard was first a member of a world champion team when Copthorne defeated the London Passenger Transport Board in 1941. In subsequent world championships, Maynard was filmed regularly and appeared on
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at Cecil Sharp House in March 1958, and later to make a second attempt at the EFDSS English Music Festival competition. The day after the festival, 11 October 1958, they took part in a grand concert
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Marbles skill is handed down from father to sons, as from Pop Maynard, 73, to sons Arthur, Perce and George. The Copthorne Spitfires, an all-Maynard family team play Tinsley Green in the semi-final.
277:) that were hawked round the villages. Itinerant workers also brought new material. Maynard picked up songs during his annual migration to the hop fields, for example "The Irish Hop-Pole Puller", a
494:, though this would not be released until 1976. The only commercial recording that was released during Maynard's lifetime was his track "Polly on the Shore" recorded by Plunkett in 1956 for the EP
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509:(EFDSS). The party included Maynard and three other singers, and a full band of local musicians, including Reg Hall. Hall describes it as "a great day out", but the music had a mixed reception.
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An extensive collection of hitherto-unknown pub recordings of Maynard, made by Brian Matthews in 1959–60, was released by Musical Traditions Records in 2000 as a double CD
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rabbits and pheasants. He did not regret his poaching, saying "I should go out again if I had my time over again, before I should let my family go short of anything."
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Plunkett had recorded Maynard in 1955 and was organising music sessions in local Sussex pubs. Kennedy was one of the presenters of the BBC folk music radio programme
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The library holds field recordings of Maynard by Ken Stubbs and Brian Matthews, and song transcriptions by Mervyn Plunkett and Frank Purslow in its digital archive.
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brought for the first time an interest in Maynard's music from outside his immediate circle. He was "collected" over this period by many folklorists, including
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None of Kennedy's field recordings of Maynard were provided to the British Library as part of this collection, but it includes a few photographs of Maynard.
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548:: "In 1958, in the Royal Festival Hall, Jeanne made a hit with this song after Sussex veteran, Pop Maynard, had given his own fine traditional version."
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on 24 June 1956, and brought with it increasing fame for Maynard. At the same time Kennedy recorded 14 of the 15 tracks that would comprise Maynard's
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Maynard remains significant to the next generation of traditional singers. Folk supergroup The Furrow Collective, winner of Best Group in the 2017
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We shocked many of the people there and confused some of the adjudicators, who were used to genteel settings of folk songs. One of them,
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The Sussex Traditions database of Sussex Folklife and Lore has drawn together material about Maynard from several sources. They include
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Maynard learned songs from his father and other family members. He augmented his repertoire by learning songs from ballad sheets (
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that night. During one of these annual trips, Maynard met his wife Mary Ann (Polly) Wiles, at a hop farm called Salmans Farm,
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and well-known as a marbles and shove ha'penny player. ... This song epitomes George to me, with its sweetness and dignity.
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Transcriptions made by Ken Stubbs from his field recordings of Maynard's singing, published in Stubbs' book of folk songs
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in The Cherry Tree public house in Copthorne, February 1956. Some of this material was used for Kennedy's radio programme
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The Cherry Tree in 2011. This pub was the location of many of the field recordings of Maynard made in the 1950s and 60s.
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Maynard continued to compete through the 1950s. In July 1954, his reputation brought Maynard the opportunity to fly to
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singing popular songs of the day as well as traditional material, but the folk-song collectors dismissed the songs of
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Rolling in the Dew: "Pop" Maynard at Home (Cassette, Folktracks 427-C60, UK, 1985. Later as CD, Folktrax FTX-279)
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Maynard was last known to sing in public at his 90th birthday party in the Cherry Tree, Copthorne, in January 1962.
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to look in the library and listen to recordings. One day in the cellar was a Sussex singer in his 70s [
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Includes field recordings of Maynard made by Mervyn Plunkett, Frank Purslow, Ken Stubbs, and Reg Hall himself.
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All the songs and fragments Brian Matthews recorded from Pop Maynard in 1959-60, at three of his local pubs.
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was taken on 29 September during the hop season, and Maynard, then aged 57, was registered at Moorden Farm,
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Rumpsy Bumpsy: Pop's in the Pub (Cassette, Folktracks 080-C60, UK, 1975. Later as CD, Folktrax FTX-280)
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In Maynard's youth there was no recorded music, and singing was part of the family and the community.
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VCU. & MS. Pop Maynard, 90 year old King of Marbles, taking his shots and poses for camera.
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whole place lit up. It was never, "Well, let’s have a sing" - it either happened or it didn't.
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Field recordings of Maynard, made by Ken Stubbs, Brian Matthews, Tony Wales and Jim Ward.
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All known releases are listed below. Tracks re-issued on compilations are not listed.
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considers Maynard to have been the "finest traditional English singer, matched only by
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glossed over the event in his notes about "Rolling in the Dew" on Robertson's 1960 EP
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and kept alive songs which might otherwise have been forgotten. As Mike Yates noted:
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Audio recording of a thirty-minute interview with Maynard conducted by Ken Stubbs.
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Songs and interviews recorded by Peter Kennedy at Maynard's cottage December 1955.
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Reg Hall English, Irish & Scottish Folk Music & Customs Collection
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Down the Cherry Tree (CD, Musical Tradition Records MTCD 400-401 UK, 2000)
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in Burstow, when his father's profession was given as "labourer".
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1971:"Rumpsy Bumpsy: Songs and Stories from the Surrey-Sussex Border"
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Ye Subjects of England: Traditional Songs From Sussex (LP,
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for the English Music Festival, a competitive event run by the
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George Maynard was born on 6 January 1872 or, as he put it, on
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Many of these songs, once common, are now seldom encountered.
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12T286, UK, 1976. Also as digital download TSDL286, UK, 2009)
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When Collins recorded "Polly on the Shore" on her 1970 album
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The Life of a Man: English Folk Songs from the Home Counties
1278:"British folk icon Shirley Collins on the music of her life"
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Stubbs, Ken (1963). "The Life and Songs of George Maynard".
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described her encounters with Maynard in his final years.
1327:(booklet). The Furrow Collective. Furrow Records. FURR007.
138:(6 January 1872 – 29 November 1962) was an
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1908:"4 Sussex Singers: Traditional Songs by Country Singers"
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CU 'Pop Maynard'. MV Maynard and his three sons in play.
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Portman, Emily (2014). "Our Captain Calls (Roud 602)".
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musicians including Maynard, and the Coppers over the
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Ye Subjects of England: Traditional Songs from Sussex
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In his lifetime, Maynard acquired celebrity for his
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In October 1957, Plunkett organised a coach trip to
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about a sea-change in my whole approach to singing.
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1522:"Toe-tapping 'Pop' celebrates his 90th birthday"
1180:MAYNARD Mary A, 42, E. Grinstead, 4Q1920 2b 172.
2005:"George Maynard – Ye Subjects of England"
1543:Bennett, Clive (2002). "George 'Pop' Maynard".
1086:Ken Stubbs Field Collection (tape 4) KS-04-1-01
1469:"MT Records Sussex CDs / Down the Cherry Tree"
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1217:MAYNARD George, 90, Surrey S.E., 4Q1962 5g 879
986:"England, Surrey Parish Registers, 1536-1992"
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1546:Sussex Folk: The Folk Song Revival in Sussex
1046:"England, Kent, Parish Registers, 1538-1911"
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1754:"Film, snooker and marbles stars on view".
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1982:. Roud bibliography/discography (X5016)
1919:. Roud bibliography/discography (X4962)
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1772:(17 March 1948). "Under the Counter".
1729:"Pop Maynard – Lord of the Ring"
908:"England & Wales Births 1837-2006"
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1395:(1720): 11. 22 June 1956 – via
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1741:English Folk Dance and Song Society
1549:. Country Books. pp. 171–172.
1003:, England; FHL microfilm 1,470,975.
639:, Collector Records JEB7, UK, 1961)
507:English Folk Dance and Song Society
482:The programme was broadcast on the
282:playing traditional games, such as
2343:People from Copthorne, West Sussex
1374:I Never Played to Many Posh Dances
1276:Snapes, Laura (13 February 2017).
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2072:Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
1979:Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
1916:Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
1252:Stubbs, Ken; Yates, Mike (1976).
771:Vaughan Williams Memorial Library
460:From the early 1950s, the second
2338:People from Tandridge (district)
1129:"England and Wales Census, 1911"
1099:"England and Wales Census, 1901"
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1144:The National Archives of the UK
529:Folk Music of the British Isles
448:The second British folk revival
21:George Maynard (disambiguation)
2333:People from Worth, West Sussex
2231:"Frank Purslow MSS Song Texts"
1112:Worth subdistrict, PRO RG 13,
531:organised by the EFDSS at the
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1756:Crawley and District Observer
697:and other Topic compilations.
365:. His songs were recorded by
2204:"Mervyn Plunkett Collection"
1758:. 14 April 1949. p. 12.
1078:"Interview with Pop Maynard"
1001:London Metropolitan Archives
2177:"Brian Matthews Collection"
723:Just Another Saturday Night
557:Just Another Saturday Night
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352:appearance on song sheets.
146:champion. The folk singer
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1657:Sussex and Surrey Courier
1633:. Facebook. 12 March 2020
1302:Collins, Shirley (1970).
878:Collins, Shirley (2018).
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1305:Love, Death and the Lady
795:Peter Kennedy Collection
730:Audio-visual collections
585:at the Greyhound pub in
410:Love, Death and the Lady
176:Church of St Bartholomew
2150:"Ken Stubbs Collection"
1790:"Easter Parade - Phew!"
884:Strange Attractor Press
695:The Voice of the People
2290:British Library Sounds
2263:British Library Sounds
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1733:English Dance and Song
1727:McCarthy, Sam (1982).
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1342:"George "Pop" Maynard"
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44:George 'Pop' Maynard.
2348:Topic Records artists
1876:"Marble Championship"
1377:. Musical Traditions.
1232:; Smith, Vic (2000).
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2094:Stubbs, Ken (1970).
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1076:Stubbs, Ken (1960).
553:Down the Cherry Tree
462:British folk revival
136:George "Pop" Maynard
2125:"The Life of a Man"
1611:on 28 November 2020
1581:on 28 November 2020
1325:At Our Next Meeting
1057:. 8 December 2017.
533:Royal Festival Hall
484:BBC Light Programme
432:At Our Next Meeting
363:second folk revival
2123:Zierke, Reinhard.
1856:on 4 December 2020
1501:Musical Traditions
1473:Musical Traditions
1416:"4 Sussex Singers"
1397:BBC Genome Project
1371:Hall, Reg (1990).
851:Charing Cross Road
650:811), recorded in
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635:4 Sussex Singers (
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1850:Greyhound Marbles
1831:. 16 April 1954.
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1605:Greyhound Marbles
1575:Greyhound Marbles
1346:Sussex Traditions
1082:Sussex Traditions
997:. 19 April 2018.
855:Collector Records
759:The Life of a Man
735:Sussex Traditions
591:COVID-19 pandemic
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142:singer and
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367:Bert Lloyd
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515:The Times
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434:. Singer
357:Influence
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116:, England
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1027:. 2017.
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184:poaching
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1829:Reuters
1793:(video)
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1674:(video)
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1571:"1930s"
1478:24 July
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1421:Discogs
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325:Weald
296:darts
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