• S2 7 Drinking Songs Are Not Folk Songs... Discuss.

  • Aug 13 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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S2 7 Drinking Songs Are Not Folk Songs... Discuss.

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    In this episode we explore the origins of two songs from Cornish songmen which have a common theme... drink! These were destined for Sabine's 'Songs Of The West', but were dropped by another well-known folk song collector who had been given editorial duties. His reason?
    Songs about drinking are not folk songs....

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