- Let's Have A
Party (1975) The
World of the
Yetties (1975) The
Yetties of
Yetminster (1975) The
World of The
Yetties (1975) (compilation LP) The
Village Band...
- The
Yetties of
Yetminster is the
eighth album by
English folk
music group The
Yetties from the
North Dorset village of
Yetminster released in 1975 on...
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Other artists whose music is
Scrumpy and
Western in
flavour include The
Yetties from the
village of
Yetminster in Dorset, The
Golden Lion
Light Orchestra...
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Archers starts with a more rustic, accordion-arranged
rendition by The
Yetties,
while BBC
Radio 4 Extra's
former spinoff,
Ambridge Extra, used a version...
- also
features in the
Scrumpy and
Western music of
Dorset bands like The
Yetties, Who's
Afeard and The
Skimmity Hitchers, and is kept
alive in the literature...
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Jason "Cheese"
Goldberg and
Khris James,
alongside Dom Beats, Kenoe, Wayv,
Yetty,
Fresh Ayr and Yo Benji. The
project marks YoungBoy's
second with Motown...
- (1968), by The
Dubliners for
their album Plain and
Simple (1973), by The
Yetties for
their album All at Sea (1973), and by The
Irish Rovers for
their album...
-
manufacturer in Golden,
Colorado Abominable Snowman (disambiguation) The
Yetties, an
English folk
music group This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- currency.
Versions of the song have been
recorded by
Brenda Wootton, The
Yetties, and The
Spinners (on the
album All Day Singing, 1977). It is
claimed that...
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Jetty Wohllerner (Yiddish: יענטא וואָהללערנער; 1813–1891) was a
Galician Jewish writer.
Jetty Wohllerner was born in
Lemberg into a poor
Jewish family...
