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| ====== Jamaica ====== | ====== Jamaica ====== | ||
| As in "The Playford Ball" p. 57\\ | As in "The Playford Ball" p. 57\\ | ||
| + | Cecil Sharp, 1911\\ | ||
| Duple minor longways\\ | Duple minor longways\\ | ||
| Recordings: {{ :: | Recordings: {{ :: | ||
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| 5-8 All turn partners two-hands.</ | 5-8 All turn partners two-hands.</ | ||
| ====== Jamaica ====== | ====== Jamaica ====== | ||
| - | **alternative version** 4 Couple Longways with 3's & 4's Improper. | + | **alternative version** |
| + | 4 Couple Longways with 3's & 4's Improper. | ||
| < | < | ||
| Introduction | Introduction | ||
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| B1 1-8 All set and turn single Twice. | B1 1-8 All set and turn single Twice. | ||
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| + | **JAMAICA**\\ | ||
| + | This tune is derived from a 1656 broadside ballad | ||
| + | entitled Joy after Sorrow, being the Sea-mans return from | ||
| + | Jamaica, inspired by the recent British capture of Jamaica | ||
| + | in the West Indies. The first verse follows: | ||
| + | 1. There was a maid as I heard tell,\\ | ||
| + | Which fell in desperation.\\ | ||
| + | She lov'd a young man passing well,\\ | ||
| + | Which brought her in vexation: | ||
| + | The young man had the maid beguil' | ||
| + | The matter so was carried, | ||
| + | For he had gotten her with Child\\ | ||
| + | Before that they were married.\\ | ||
| + | Which caus'd this maid to make great moan,\\ | ||
| + | And often times to speak so,\\ | ||
| + | My belly is up and my heart is down,\\ | ||
| + | And my love is gone to Jamaica...\\ | ||
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