| Main Performers | Abingdon Morris Men,
Trinidad Folk Group,
Handsworth Traditional Sword Dancers,
Ted Kavanagh Irish Dancers,
The Yetties,
Santa Marta De Portuzelo Folk Dance Group,
Chingford Morris Men,
The Martlets Morris Men,
Shakespeare Morris Men,
The Ranchers,
The Countryside Players,
Newcastle University Sword Dancers,
St. Paul's Catholic Secondary School, Woodford Green Dancers,
Tottenham Folk Dance Group |
| Orchestra or Band | McBain's Band and The Ranchers,
Irish Ceili Band |
| Set List | Overture (McBain's Band and The Ranchers),
Festival Company (McBain's Band),
Abingdon Morris Men,
Trinidad Folk Group,
Handsworth Traditional Sword Dancers,
The Ted Kavanagh Irish Dancers,
'The Tempest' (Wiltshire) (McBain's Band),
'Pins and Needles (McBain's Band),
The Yetties
'Vira de Samonde' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Chula de Viana' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Senhor Da Serra' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Rusga' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Chula Pucada' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Vira Cruzado' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'The White Cockade' (Trad.) - 'Soldiers Joy' (The White Cockade),
'The Merry Ploughboy', trad. 'The Grenadiers Exercise' (The White Cockade),
'Fred Karno's Army' (1914-18 parody) - 'Shooting' (The White Cockade),
'Follow the Drum', trad. - 'Military Two Step' (The White Cockade),
'Be a Soldier, Lad' (Crimea parody) - The Lancers' (The White Cockade),
'Hush, Here Comes a Whizzbang' (1914-18 parody) - Joy After Sorrow' (The White Cockade),
'High Germanie', trad. (The White Cockade),
'Far Far from Wipers' (1914-18 parody)' (The White Cockade),
'Your King and Country' (1914-18)' (The White Cockade)
INTERVAL
'Tempest' (Vermont) (McBain's Band),
'La Russe' (McBain's Band),
Cotswold Morris Dances (The Beaux of London City, Chingford Morris Men, The Martlets Morris Men, Shakespeare Morris Men),
An American Square Dance, The Ranchers),
'Nottingham Swing' (The Ranchers),
'Gay Gordons' (The Ranchers),
'Durham Rangers' (The Ranchers),
The Yetties
'Greensleeves' (The Countryside Players),
'Les Manches Vertes' (The Countryside Players),
'Greensleeves and Yellow Lace' (The Countryside Players),
'Bacca Pipis' (The Countryside Players),
'Broom Dance' (The Countryside Players),
'O Shepherd, O Shepherd' (The Countryside Players),
'Greensleeves' (The Countryside Players),
'Greensleeves' (The Countryside Players),
'Gloomy Winter' (The Countryside Players),
'Da Bonnie Isle o'Whalsay' (The Countryside Players),
The Northumbrian Rapper (Newcastle University Sword Dancers),
Socttish dancing (The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society-London Branch, McBain's Band),
'Chula de Roda' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Gota' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Chula Velha' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Ai Amor' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Rosinha' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Vira de Santa Marta' (Santa Marta de Portuzelo Folk Dance Group),
'Wiltshire Six Hand Reel' (Festival Company),
'Dorset Four Hand Reel' (Festival Company),
'God Save the Queen' (The National Anthem),
Circassian Circle |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1970/22) |