Renaissance Festival Podcast #40, Apr 22-23, 2006
http://www.renaissancefestivalmusic.com/
Music from Merry Wives of Windsor, Scottish Mayhem, The Shantyman, Queen Anne's Lace, Three Quarter Ale, Joni Minstrel, Flying Fish Sailors, and The Dubliners' Tabby Cats
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This week:
Renaissance Pleasure Faire
Merry Wives of Windsor, "Devil and the Knight" from Here's to the Men
Scarborough Faire
Scottish Mayhem, "Desert Storm" from Lookin' Ahead
The Shantyman, "Pirate's Life" from Pirate's Life
Queen Anne's Lace, "The Lusty Young Smith" from Faire...To Stormy Weather
- Add a Link to RenaissanceFestivalMusic.com on your website, myspace page, yahoo profile, or anywhere else to get the word out.
- New Frapper Map
- Donate to get Marc to the Scarborough Faire. We just need $25 more. Anything over the $75 goal will go towards helping Kristen get to the Tuxedo Faire in NY.
Georgia Renaissance Festival
Three Quarter Ale, "(It Was a) Lover and His Lass" from Three Quarter Ale
Also Available on The Circle
Joni Minstrel, "Burn the Bodice" from Joni Minstrel & The Revolution Against the Monarchs
Faire Favorite
Flying Fish Sailors, "Flupandemic" from Loch Ness Monster
- We want to hear from you! Your comments, suggestions, and song requests are an important part of what makes this podcast successful. Email us at music@renaissancefestivalmusic.com with REN FEST PODCAST in the subject line, or leave a message on our new Voice Mail service at 512-879-NEWT (6398), and we’ll play your comments on the show.
- If you like what you heard today, visit our shownotes at www.renaissancefestivalmusic.com and find out more about the artists who make the music happen. Show your support by telling your friends of the great music you found.
Marc Gunn & The Dubliners' Tabby Cats, "I'll Tell My Cat" from Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers
Marc Gunn with Lorella Loftus reading "The Faire is Over"
Music from Merry Wives of Windsor, Scottish Mayhem, The Shantyman, Queen Anne's Lace, Three Quarter Ale, Joni Minstrel, Flying Fish Sailors, and The Dubliners' Tabby Cats
SPONSOR – Brought to you by SONG HENGE
The online archive of Free and Legal Celtic Music Downloads.
Visit the website for a special discount for Ren Fest Podcast subscribers.
See the MP3 Archive to Download this Show.
This week:
Renaissance Pleasure Faire
Merry Wives of Windsor, "Devil and the Knight" from Here's to the Men
Scarborough Faire
Scottish Mayhem, "Desert Storm" from Lookin' Ahead
The Shantyman, "Pirate's Life" from Pirate's Life
Queen Anne's Lace, "The Lusty Young Smith" from Faire...To Stormy Weather
- Add a Link to RenaissanceFestivalMusic.com on your website, myspace page, yahoo profile, or anywhere else to get the word out.
- New Frapper Map
- Donate to get Marc to the Scarborough Faire. We just need $25 more. Anything over the $75 goal will go towards helping Kristen get to the Tuxedo Faire in NY.
Georgia Renaissance Festival
Three Quarter Ale, "(It Was a) Lover and His Lass" from Three Quarter Ale
Also Available on The Circle
Joni Minstrel, "Burn the Bodice" from Joni Minstrel & The Revolution Against the Monarchs
Faire Favorite
Flying Fish Sailors, "Flupandemic" from Loch Ness Monster
- We want to hear from you! Your comments, suggestions, and song requests are an important part of what makes this podcast successful. Email us at music@renaissancefestivalmusic.com with REN FEST PODCAST in the subject line, or leave a message on our new Voice Mail service at 512-879-NEWT (6398), and we’ll play your comments on the show.
- If you like what you heard today, visit our shownotes at www.renaissancefestivalmusic.com and find out more about the artists who make the music happen. Show your support by telling your friends of the great music you found.
Marc Gunn & The Dubliners' Tabby Cats, "I'll Tell My Cat" from Irish Drinking Songs for Cat Lovers
Marc Gunn with Lorella Loftus reading "The Faire is Over"
--posted by Marc Gunn
9:51 PM
