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Music Music Music! Forever England from the Lincolnshire Poacher to the Floral Dance, This Album Is a Celebration of the English Countryside

VOICE OF FREEDOM - SEPTEMBER 2005 NEWS PAGE 9 Questions and answers on Saturday afternoon. On the top table are Phil Edwards, Nick Griffin, Eddy Butler, Simon Darby, Steve Blake and the man with all the answers, Jonathan Bowden. (TOP): Sunday lunchtime and the crowd starts to gather for British National Party chairman Nick Griffin’s closing speech. Music Music Music! Forever England From the Lincolnshire poacher to the floral dance, this album is a celebration of the English countryside. Girl power pulling strings in the tug of war. Suzy Cass judges the dog show. It provides a gazetteer of favourite English places, those quiet corners where life, even in today’s world, has seemed to stand still. Over 1 hour of music £10.50 (inc. 50p p&p) Rule Britannia Stirring songs and music with trumpets, drums and soaring choral voices, this programme has a ‘Last Night of the Proms’ feel. It features the great and the Ellesmere Port’s plant stall proved very popular. Three white roses from Yorkshire. good of English music of the past including Handel, Holst, Elgar and Walton. Over 1 hour of music £10.50 (inc. 50p p&p) Folk Music of England All your favourite traditional songs in superb arrangements, performed by the leading musicians in their field. A range of instruments are used, from fiddles to accordions and harps to Sunday lunch of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. Editor, Martin Wingfield, at the Freedom stall. pennywhistles. Over 1 hour of music £10.50 (inc. 50p p&p) Cheques/postal orders payable to ‘Excalibur’ and send to: Excalibur, PO Box 116, Leeds, LS27 9WW Please allow 28 days for delivery A firework display to the strains of Wagner..

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