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8 And Then There Were Three
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In this, the eighth edition of the podcast The Parson and the Songmen, we learn if the Reverend Sabine Baring-Gould was any good at remembering dates, how he managed to consign the 'Singing Machine' to his grave a year before his death, and just how three folksong-collecting Reverends were better than one!
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*Mike O'Connor. Cornish-based musicologist, folk singer and story-teller.
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*Barbara Griggs. Harpist and early music specialist. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Children-Arganteilin-Harp-Cornwall/dp/0954106857
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