HERITAGE OF SONG NO 3 - NORTHUMBRIA - SOUND
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- (31 Dec 1953)
GV Warkworth Castle. GV Bridge. GV Durham Cathedral. Various - ruins on Holy Island. Cars crossing causeway to Holy Island. LS Holy Island. Sequence: Rowing boat and unloading crabs and Lobsters. GV Water drawn from Village Pump. Sequence: After a Wedding on Holy Island the old customs of the Groom paying the pass through Church gate - A salvo of guns fired - Groom scattering coins for children. Various Bamburgh Castle. GV Bamburgh Church. CU Tombstone of Grace Darling. LS Lifeboat launched. Various Alnwick Castle. MS Piper with Northumbrian Pipes. Various scenics of Northumbria. Various of River Tyne and countryside. GV Boy throws a stone into river. GV Ferry boat hauled across river by pulling on rope. GV Man looking at River Tyne. GV Shipyards. Various CU's workers in shipyard. GV's Newcastle Fairground at dusk viewed from Big Wheel. Roundabouts - Steam powered swings. Caterpillar and Motor cycles - bumper cars. GV Paddock at Gosforth Park for the Northumberland Plate (The Pitmans Derby). GV Crowd. CU tic tac man. CU Bookies. Various of race and crowd. GV Newcastle Quayside Sunday Street Fair. Various totters. MS man eating razor blades. GV Newcastle Street scenes with Trolley bus. GV Tyne Bridges. GV Railway station. GV High and low bridges. GV Bus passing along roof tops. GV Whitley Bay. CU Cullercoats fishing village. CU Fishwives in traditional costume. GV Customer bargins for fish. GV's Hadrians Wall x 3. GV Housesteads Fort. GV Blanchard Village and Abbey x 4. GV New Steele works at consett x 2. LS Holy Island. GV Durham Cathedral. GV Cathedral Close - Various. Sequence: Procession at Durham Miners gala. LAS Durham Cathedral and river. GV Cathedral Cloisters. GV interior Barn Dance (being held in Dinington Village Hall). Various of Dancers. CU Musicians. Various of Reel Danced.
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We sang all these as children in the 60s up there....
As I came thro' Sandgate,
Thro' Sandgate, thro' Sandgate,
As I came thro' Sandgate,
I heard a lassie sing:
'O, weel may the keel row,
The keel row, the keel row,
O weel may the keel row
That my laddie's in.'
'He wears a blue bonnet,
Blue bonnet, blue bonnet,
He wears a blue bonnet
A dimple in his chin.
And weel may the keel row,
The keel row, the keel row,
And weel may the keel row
That my laddie's in.'
What a lovely old film. Fascinating to see so many places I know and I few I don't. Thank you for posting
I love Northumberland and its people
Even though the name got changed to Tyne & wear where I live, I still class myself as a Northumbrian.
a crossed that bridge at chollerford last week, a remember the baskets at the town moor class 6 penies a ride
Keep your feet still Geordie hinny.
Anybody know the song at 1:46?
Keep your Feet still Geordie Hinny, written by a very famous Tyneside musichall artiste called Joe Wilson. He wrote many of the "Geordie" folksongs that are still popular.
Do you know where I can find the exact recording as presented in the video?
Keep your feet still Geordie hinny let's be happy through the neet
For we may not be sae happy through the day
Oh give us that bit comfort, keep your feet still Geordie lad,
And divn't drive me bonny dreams away