Fish and chip shop owner Jim Standen talks about going to fast food outlets and america and reflects. From the North West Sound Archives.

Fast food, or fish and chips still come out on top

An memory of farmer Parkin Pracken from Kirby Lonsdale about the advent of the milking machine in 1939. From the North West Sound Archives.

How True Love Brought the Milking Machine

Poem 'Blackberry' by Louise Martin. This was recorded in response to some of the clips about food from the North West Sound Archives and the following discussion. Recorded in Chatburn near Clitheroe, July 5th 2010. The poem is about blackberry picking, but as Louise says 'a lot is going on underneath...' Subjects- blackberries, blackberry picking, juice, jug, field, fruit, metaphor.

Louise Martin: Blackberry

This is a theme pack of various play songs in the North West Sound Archives. This collection has skipping rhymes and ball game rhymes. For more information contact the archives at nwsa@ed.lancscc.gov.uk . On the recording- Hey Mississippi, Bluebells Cocleshells, Half a jam pasty, How many kisses, Baby in the cradle, I'm a little teddy bear, Spring Summer Autumn Winter, Christopher Columbus, Somebody under the bed, When it's your birthday, Queenie Queenie, Lucy Locket.

NWSA Play Songs 1

This is a theme pack of various play songs in the North West Sound Archives. This collection has skipping rhymes, playground songs and chants, toungetwisters and an elimination rhyme. For more information contact the archives at nwsa@ed.lancscc.gov.uk . On the recording- Jonny O'Sailor, I'll tell Ma, I have a bonnet, All in the rope, There was a jolly miller, Mary Mary are you coming out, London Bridge, Peter Piper, Not last night, Old Mrs Nellie, I'm a dolly dancer, Rain rain, Eenie meenie, 123 alaira, While shepherds watched, On the 1st night, Sam had a sweetheart, Miss Polly, If a woodpecker.

NWSA Play Songs 2

Recording made by Loz Kaye during his time as Artist in Residence at the North West Sound Archives. This was made in response to a clip from the archives. The recording is with a memeber of the pblic, just outside Clitheroe Castle on Saturday 26th June 2010. She remembers beef dripping on bread and how delicious it was.

Beef Dripping

Background to the Country Market (formerly WI market), every Tuesday morning at the United Reform Church Hall, Clitheroe. Loz Kaye talks to Flossie about the background to the market, the idea behind it and what's on sale. Part of the NWSA project making people aware of the North West Sound Archives, particularly focussing on local food. Recorded 6th July 2010 at the United Reform Church Hall, Clitheroe.

Clitheroe Country Market: background

Recording at the Country market (formerly WI) in Clitheroe. Loz Kaye talks to Mary about baking, reasons for baking, and recepies being handed on. Recorded 6th July 2010 at the United Reform Church Hall, Clitheroe.

Reasons for Baking

A short extract of one of my mixes of a playsong from the North West Sound Archives. This formed part of the installation 'A Feeling That is Felt Way Down Inside Thee' first aired at Clitheroe Castle on July the 10th 2010.

Drowned in a Pot of Jam Mix

Mix of the song Jonny O'Sailor made for the sound installation by Loz Kaye 'A Feelin That is Felt Way Down Inside Thee'. Based on an extract from the North West Sound Archives. First aired July 10th 2010 at Clitheroe Castle.

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