
Mary Ann Haynes (born 1905; died 1977) was a Romany gypsy singer. Born in a gypsy wagon parked behind The Coach and Horses in Portsmouth, Haynes settled in Brighton where she worked as a flower-seller on the waterfront, earning enough to support her family but never achieving success as a singer in her lifetime. After her death in 1977 she was discovered by renowned folk recordist Mike Yates and her legacy of many hundreds of songs has now entered into the folk revival repertoire and adopted by self–confessed song collector Sam Lee.
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Lovely Johnny
Hopping Down in Kent
Erin's Lovely Home
The Little Ball of Yarn
The Female Drummer
Little Dun Dee
The Colour Of Amber
The Young Officer
Long A-Growing
Flash Company
Lovely Johnny (Mary Ann Haynes)
Hopping Down in Kent~my Lovely Hops
Lilly White Hand
Wexford Town
Hopping Down in Kent / My Lovely Hops
Long-a-growing
At the Atchin Tan
The Ceicur Of Amber
Hopping Down to Kent
Cruel slavery days
Hopping Down In Kent (Mary Ann Haynes)
Lovely Johnny - Mary Ann Haynes
We Can Love
All through Mi Rakli
The Oyster Girl
Riding down to Portsmouth
Waxford Town
The old miser
The rakish young fellow
Poor Leonard
The farmer of cheshire
At the Aitchin Tan
Long-A Growing
Erin's Lovely Home - Mary Ann Haynes
The Voice Of The People, Volume 1: Come Let Us Buy The License
The Voice Of The People, Volume 5: Come All My Lads That Follow The Plough
The sailor boy
Ball of yarn
The Shamrock Shore
The Lily-White Hand
Hepping Down In Kent
The Voice Of The People, Volume 4: Farewell, My Own Dear Native Land
The Voice Of The People, Volume 6: Tonight I'll Make You My Bride
The Voice Of The People, Volume 20: There Is A Man Upon The Farm
Master And Man
Lily White Hands
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