Talk:Barwick Green
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Category? I can't see how "This pop standards-related article..." can possibly be appropriate. The music is orchestral, from the 1920s, and is certainly not a song. (There are words known, but mostly rude and certainly not canonical). The only non-orchestral rendering I know of is by the British humorous folk group, The Yetis, who included it ironically in a 1970s album. It is very hard to imagine Frank Sinatra singing this on the stage, and so it seems to fall outside the definition from the Pop Standards page. Brunnian (talk) 09:53, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
After an encouraging response to ticket [Ticket#2008031510003145] I have removed "pop-standard-stub". If there is an appropriate musical category it would be Light Orchestral. I did consider requesting such a category, but only half understood the stub creation process and have no intention of trying to find another 59 similar mistakes. I know about Barwick Green, I am not a general musicologist.
As to further expanding the article, I wonder what more could meaningfully be said? It's a jolly tune associated with the worlds longest-running soap opera. That's about it really. Brunnian (talk) 15:55, 15 March 2008 (UTC)
