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Description: | This may be Scottish in origin but it certainly flourished locally. There are versions in William Vicker's and Joseph Crawhall's manuscripts, while Bonny Tweedside is a fine smallpipe setting which survived within the Clough family.This song/tune forms part of a manuscript compiled by John Bell entitled 'Collection of local tunes as played in Northumberland' which can be seen as the counterpart to his published book of lyrics, 'Rhymes of the Northern Bards' 1812, facsimile reprint 1971 with introduction by David Harker. David Harker's introduction to the facsimile gives very detailed information on Bell, and is highly recommended reading for the curious. ; Songs and tunes collected by John Bell | Rights holder: | rights holder : Society of Antiquaries | Subjects: | Poverty gold & money & poverty & jig & song tune Health And Welfare | Temporal: | start=1801;end=1840; | Source: | Folk Archive Resource North East | Identifier: | farne:R1000005 | Go to resource |
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