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FolkCast Theme Music: Fisherman's Priest by
Ken Nicol |
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01:15 to 04:29 |
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04:29 to 08:30 |
(Cosmic Trigger Records) |
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10:50 to 14:15 |
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14:15 to 15:43 |
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15:43 |
Nous Sommes Les Enfants Du Soleil |
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20:40 to 24:12 |
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25:48 to 37:44 |
Tracks:
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37:44 to 43:43 |
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44:23 to 47:23 |
Around The World in 80 Folks...
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47:23 to 52:02 |
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53:10 |
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55:52 to 58:32 |
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59:48 to 1:11:41 |
The Story Behind The Song
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One fine summer's morning as I went a-walking I approached this young maiden and I said, My fond creature If Willie Reilly's your love's name then he's a hero of great fame |
Through Italy and Russia, through Germany and Prussia He was my loyal comrade in France and in Spain On the fourteenth of June it be an end in the battle When this maiden she heard all this sad declaration |
![]() "It has been a damned nice thing, the nearest run thing you ever saw in your life, by God!" The Duke of Wellington, about the Battle of Waterloo, which saw the final defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte, on June 18th, 1815 |
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The Story is told by Babba
The Song is performed by Rachel & John Bowyer

Almost Gone, Barely Here
from "Getting Used To Isolation"
by
Craig D'Andrea
(Candy Rat Records)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
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