Bell, Erik2023-05-222020-12-142020-12-142020-12-14https://repository.upenn.edu/handle/20.500.14332/34615“The Re-Resurrection of the Rump,” 1659, Bridgewater Collection, Huntington HEH 133299, EBBA 32128; sung to the shortened and Dorian version of “Greensleeves” (sung in major), titled on the ballad sheet after a tradesman ballad: “To the Tune of the Blacksmith.” The Blacksmith’s ballad’s refrain, repeated in this ballad, is another renaming of the same tune: “Which Nobody can Deny”; sung by Erik Bell25English Language and LiteratureEthnomusicologyHistoryMusicArticle