Laudnum Bunches - An English Morris Dance Tune
A morris dance tune which Cecil Sharp, the famous collector of folk tunes, first heard played by William Kimber.
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Traditional English fiddling and Morris dance (1928) | Sam Bennett [RESTORED]
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