- Tam Lin, also
known as Tamas-Lin,
Tamlane, Tamlene, Tamlin, Tambling, Tomlin, Tam-Lien, Tam-a-Line, Tam-Lyn or Tam-Lane, is a
character in the legendary...
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related to this article: Child's Ballads/28 Burd
Ellen and
Young Tamlane (Roud 3962,
Child 28) is a
traditional English-language folk song. Despite...
- them are
unusual sorts of tales.
Binnorie (in
English Fairy Tales) and
Tamlane (in More
English Fairy Tales) are
prose versions of ballads, The Old Woman...
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folklore or fairytale. The company's
first production was
Edward Stiven's
Tamlane,
staged in the open air on the
Calton Hill, Edinburgh, in 1981. It then...
- Margaret) in the
ballad "Tam Lin". This is
commemorated in the name of
Tamlane's Well, on the
roadside outside Carterhaugh Farm. The link
between the location...
- most
famous Scottish ballads, such as "Sir
Patrick Spens", "The
Young Tamlane", "The Twa Corbies", "The
Douglas Tragedy", "Clerk Saunders", "Kempion"...
- The
Brown Girl
Brown Robin Brown Robyn's
Confession Burd
Ellen and
Young Tamlane Burd
Isabel and Earl
Patrick Captain Ward and the
Rainbow Captain Wedderburn's...
- 3961. "The Boy and the Mantle" (Child 29) 3962. "Burd
Ellen and
Young Tamlane" (Child 28) 3963. "St.
Stephen and Herod" (Child 22) 3964. "Judas" (Child...
- The
Brown Girl
Brown Robin Brown Robyn's
Confession Burd
Ellen and
Young Tamlane Burd
Isabel and Earl
Patrick Captain Ward and the
Rainbow Captain Wedderburn's...
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Beguiled (1986),
Howard Purdie's A Fine
Romance (1987),
Edward Stiven's
Tamlane (1987), the
Kander & Ebb
musical Cabaret (1987), Jay
Presson Allen's adaptation...
