Name/Title
Album, Record: No Surrender by Sam Wilson and the LoyalistsEntry/Object ID
D2023.8.1.2a,bDescription
Cardboard record album cover has a black and white image of a Loyal Orange Lodge parade taking place on an urban streetscape on the front side with an orange rectangle filling the bottom quarter of the cover. Inside the orange rectangle is the text "No Surrender" "Sam Wilson & The Loyalists" "An Emerald Record Production" which is followed by a list of song titles Protestant Boys, The Ould Orange Flute, The Aughalee Heroes, The Sash, Orange and Blue, Derry's Walls, Green Grassy Slopes of the Boyne, The Battle of Garvagh, Dolly's Brae. The reverse side of the album cover has a white background with a black and white photograph of a Orange Order parade in the bottom left corner. The top right corner has block text that reads "MONO" " ACL 7507." In large text across the width of the album cover is "NO SURRENDER." Below the title is a list of songs on side a and side b of the record, Side One: 1.The Protestant Boys, 2. The Ould Orange Flute, 3. The Aughalee Heroes, 4. The Battle of Garvagh, 5. Green Grassy Slopes of the Boyne, 6. Dolly's Brae (Trad. arr. Solomon). Side 2: 1. The Sash, 2. Orange and Blue, 3. The Sprigs of Kilrea, 4. The Lily O!, 5. No Surrender, 6. Derry's Walls (Trad. arr. Solomon). Following the song titles is a text block which reads, "This LP preserves on record twelve of the best-known marching songs used each year by Belfast's Protestant Loyalists, The Orangemen, when they gather together to commemorate the anniversary of The Battle of the Boyne on 12 July. As SAM WILSON AND THE LOYALISTS put their hearty voices to each familiar batch of lyrics we can almost picture the unfurled banners, the gaily-dressed family groups, the general atmosphere of exuberant high spirits. Here are the songs with which loyal bands of Orangemen while away the twelve or fifteen miles of tramping between Belfast's city centre and The Fields. Here is a programme title - NO SURRENDER - which symbolises the forthright determination, the honesty of purpose and the steadfast loyalty of Orangemen everywhere!" Following the text block and centered underneath is a corporate logo for "Ace of Clubs London" the logo is in black and white, consists of five playing cards spread out, each of the five cards has a face value of the ace, in the centre card a club symbol covers the width of the cards, inside the club logo is the Ace of Clubs font, below in sytlized script is LONDON. The final aspect of the back cover is large black block text which records the artist name, "SAM WILSON and LOYALISTS."Context
Social and benevolent group within Goulbourn Township. Music represented the songs popular during the July 12th events led by the Loyal Orange Lodge and Orange Young Britons.Collection
Artefact Collection: DigitalLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Album, RecordNomenclature Primary Object Term
Album, Audio RecordingNomenclature Sub-Class
Sound Communication AccessoriesNomenclature Class
Sound Communication T&ENomenclature Category
Category 06: Tools & Equipment for CommunicationDimensions
Height
31 cmWidth
31 cmDimension Notes
2023-09-22
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Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Elroy McCooeye, Loyal Orange Lodge (L.O.L.) No. 489, Stittsville, Orange Young Britons (O.Y.B.) #74, StittsvilleRelated Places
Place
City
StittsvilleProvince
OntarioCountry
Canada
