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FolkCast Theme Music: Fisherman's Priest by
Ken Nicol
Your hosts are Phil Widdows and Ken Nicol
Maggie Sand, Sandragon
"Susie Fair" (mp3) from "Susie Fair"
(WildGoose)
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Rubus
"Golden Ball" (mp3) from "Nine Witch Knots"
(WildGoose)
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1651
"Kemp's Jig" (mp3) from "Cast A Bell"
(BGO Records)
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Bella Hardy
"Sylvie Sovay" (mp3)
from "In The Shadow Of Mountains"
(Noe Records)
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23:55 to 27:01
Gadelle
"En Filant Ma Quenouille" (mp3)
from "Gadelle"
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The Tall Tale Of Lang Jack
by the FolkCast Poet in Residence, Dave Alton
Featured Music:
Glenn Jones
"A Geranium for Mano-a-Mano" (mp3)
from "Barbecue Bob in Fishtown"
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Mat Callahan & Yvonne Moore
"What I Know" (mp3) from "Burn The Boogeyman"
(Broken Arrow Records)
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Tim Buckley
"What Do You Do (He Never Saw You)" (mp3) from "Live at the Folklore Center, NYC - March 6, 1967"
(Tompkins Square)
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The Story Behind The Song
The Blue Cockade
'Twas on one Monday morning My head was full of drink love |
Fare thee well love (fare thee well love), Fare thee well love (fare thee well love), Fare thee well love, You're the lad that I adore. But I hope you never prosper And I hope you always fail; At everything you venture I hope you n'er do well; And the very ground you walk upon - May the grass refuse to grow, Since you've been the (since you've been the), Since you've been the (since you've been the) Very cause of My sorrow, grief and woe. It's true my love has listed And he wears a blue cockade; He is a handsome young man, Likewise a roving blade; He is a handsome young man, He's gone to serve the king, Whilst my very (whilst my very), Whilst my very (whilst my very) Heart is breaking All for the love of him |
The Story is told by Babba
The Song is performed by Show Of Hands with Miranda Sykes
Celtic Moon by Red Shoes
Locks And Bolts by Jackie Oates
The Rubies Of Suffolk by Triangle
