Talk:Walter Pardon

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The article states that Pardon learned 'most' of his songs from William Cook Gee. I wondered how this statement had been arrived at, did somebody know this for sure. Is it certain that it should not say 'many'?

This interests me because in one of the articles about him it is stated that he sometimes gave conflicting accounts to different people about where he had learned different songs

Kate Mash 10:58, 27 November 2019 (UTC)

The Reg Hall link is to the wrong bloke. I don't know how to fix. Mark Swingler