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Music from Three Quarter Ale, Donal Hinely, Queen Anne's Lace, Jim Hancock, Merry Wives of Windsor, Nancy Daily-Green, Queen's Gambit

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This week:

Georgia Renaissance Festival
Three Quarter Ale, "Two Magicians (live)" from Three Quarter Ale

Scarborough Faire
Donal Hinely, "Bonny Portmore" from Glass Stories

Queen Anne's Lace, "Paddy Murphy" from Unlaced

Jim Hancock, "Ramblin Sailor" from Rolling Home

Renaissance Pleasure Faire
Merry Wives of Windsor, "The Slothful Man" from Here's to the Men

Oklahoma Renaissance Faire
Fugli, "Crazy Leo's Indulgences"

Nancy Daily-Green, "Baidin Fheidhlimidh (Philip's Little Boat)" from Singing, Dancing, Everywhere

Queen's Gambit, "Madam I'm a Darlin'" from Off the Board

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Marc Gunn, Irish Pub Songs, "The Parting Glass" from Soul of a Harper

Marc Gunn with Lorella Loftus reading "The Faire is Over"

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