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

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Send us a text In this nineteenth episode of The Parson and the Songmen we find out whether the gamble that Sabine took with his inheritance did indeed pay off and whether he would ever reside in his native Devon again... But, as the title of this podcast may suggest, you may have already guessed the answer! Support the show *PLEASE VISIT MY NEW WEBSITE mikebosworth.uk Lots of info about my connection to folk music and The Reverend Sabine Baring Gould as well as upcoming gigs, contact details etc AND A CHANCE TO LISTEN TO CLIPS AND BUY A COPY OF MY CD ' By Chance It Was'. * theparsonandthesongmen@outlook.com if you have any questions about the podcast series, or The Reverend Sabine Baring-Gould. Also please contact me if you would be interested in booking me for a talk/gig. *Jon Tidball, podcast series producer - jontidball@hotmail.co.uk. *Please follow the facebook page for these podcasts: https://www.facebook.com/people/The-Parson-and-the-Songmen/100093220748945/ *Thimblerigg videos on YouTube for more songs collected by The Reverend Sabine Baring-Gould https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=thimblerigg+videos *Sabine Baring-Gould Centenary Celebration Group - 1924 to 2024 for more https://www.sbgcentenary.co.uk/ * Mike O'Connor. Cornish-based musicologist, folk singer and story-teller. http://www.lyngham.co.uk/ *Barbara Griggs. Harpist and early music specialist. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Children-Arganteilin-Harp-Cornwall/dp/0954106857…

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