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The Ossy Bard sings a tribute Print E-mail
Saturday, 01 March 2008

In 1883 a small community in East Lancashire was rocked by what still is today the worst mining disaster in the area . Dylan OWN the OSSY BARD WROTE amd now sings the story of the WHINNY HILL PIT DISASTER (MOORFIELD COLLLIEREY----ALTHAM ) Song by permission of Owen 

Next week his own tribute to the ACCRINGTON PALS  

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doris charles   | Registered | 2008-03-01 08:45:31
John, good song although i don't like to much folk songs, i like jolly songs i know sea shanties are sometimes of a disaster there are good songs and bad songs and depends who is singing what, i like to listen to Working men Choirs and of cause the Welsh choirs the best in the business and a good Brass Band too.Regards Doris
Wallace Trickett   | Registered | 2008-03-02 15:39:58
avatar A very moving tribute to a very sad time in Lancashire's History. The lyrics and tune paint a very vivid picture of the conditions these men and young boys had to endure, well sung and filmed. Congratulations to all concerned.
regards Wallace.
Ossie Bard   | Registered | 2008-03-08 07:38:24
avatar Cheers mate that's a loverly compliment.
see ya

Ossie Bard
psb   | Registered | 2008-03-08 19:08:17
A very moving tribute Ossy Bard, very well done.
Phil.
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