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Dead Horse Morris are a Morris side (or team) from Whitstable in Kent. We dance a regional style of the traditional English Morris Dance, although our hobnail boots and sticks lean more towards the "Border" style and "Molly Dancing" than the better known bells-and-hankies Cotswold dances.
We dance around the Whitstable-Faversham area of the North Kent coast, with occasional forays to places like Buxton and Hereford. Our season starts on St George's Day (23 April) and finishes in September, with another outing on Boxing Day.
Our Morris kit of hobnailed boots, corduroys and cheese-cutter caps, with ribbon-decorated waistcoats, is based on the old dress of local fishermen when decorated for special events. In addition to the traditional dance, we are renowned for playing traditional music, singing traditional songs and drinking traditional ale!
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6 Kas 2009 18:05
25 Eyl 2007 23:01
13 Eyl 2007 19:24
All the best
12 Eyl 2007 17:58
arm the fiddle shrill the whistle squire a shout around they go.
Raise a jug behold the Morris raise a jug and sport a jig,
raise a jug for sun and moon kiss ‘pon the earth their lovers bed.
From the blossom to the ripe fruit Teazers dance and on we go,
from the fruit until the first shoot of the leaf from tree does show.
Raise a jug behold the Morris raise a jug and sport a jig,
raise a jug for sun and moon kiss ‘pon the earth their lovers bed.
Tatters bright and spin the seasons Bavain grin a dance his own,
round and through the set he weavers fooling all with what fools know.
Raise a jug behold the Morris raise a jug and sport a jig,
raise a jug for sun and moon kiss ‘pon the earth their lovers bed.
Obby Oss a prance a gambol rearing up and bows down low,
Plough Jack sword a thrust pentangle maiden smile the Green man grows.
Raise a jug behold the Morris raise a jug and sport a jig,
raise a jug for sun and moon kiss ‘pon the earth their lovers bed.
Many merry thanks and wishes, Fleas
6 Eyl 2007 22:19
9 Ağu 2007 15:44
29 May 2007 22:02
OBJ Jane