Renaissance Festival Podcast #109 – July 25-26, 2009 {Whoops, my bad}

[JohnB]

Sorry about this folks, I totally missed that this had downloaded, oh well, better late than never





Staring    Kristen Roger   Marc Gunn and Joe Haydu 

Renaissance Festival Podcast Shownotes   

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Music from The Limey Birds, Bramblebush, Vince Conaway, Carl Ash, 3 Pints Gone, Paolo Garbanzo, The Tartin Terrors, The Rosewood Guild, Tippler’s Way, The Minstrels of Mayhem, Pandora Celtica, Kenny Klein, and Queen Anne’s Lace   

   

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Notes:
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-The podcast feed has changed. To access the old feed, which includes over 100 episodes of the Renaissance Festival Podcast, visit
http://www.renaissancefestivalmusic.com/oldpodcastfeed.rss   Music   

*The Limey Birds, “The Bonny Rollin’ Sailor” from Yo-HO

*Bramblebush, “Dragon for Sale” from Songs From the Glade

*Vince Conaway, “A Secret” from Labyrinth   

*Carl Ash, “Calling St. Cecilia” from Compass Rose   

*3 Pints Gone, “Nancy Whiskey” from One More Round   Paolo Garbanzo Interview     

*Paolo Garbanzo, “The Ballad of Steve”

*The Tartin Terrors, “Broken Tail”   

*The Rosewood Guild, “The Ashgrove” from Forever and A Day   

*Tippler’s Way, “Rolling Home” from Let A Light Shine   

*The Minstrels of Mayhem, “Starlover” from Blind Man’s Bluff   

*Pandora Celtica, “The Royal Oak” from Pandora Celtica   

*Kenny Klein, “The Highwayman’s Song” from Little Birds of Desire

*Queen Anne’s Lace, “Mr. Fox’s Garden” from Unlaced   Faires Running This weekend   

*The Colorado Renaissance Festival   

*The Midsummer Magick Renaissance Faire   

*The Silver Leaf Renaissance Faire   

*The Historic Route 66 Renaissance Festival   

*The Great Lakes Medieval Faire   

*The Canterbury Renaissance Faire   

*The Bristol Renaissance Faire   

*The Beardslee Castle’s Medival Faire   Listener Comments   

- We want your comments and suggestions. Email us at music@renaissancefestivalmusic.com with REN FEST PODCAST in the subject line.

   

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- The Renaissance Festival Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn, Kristen Roger, and Joe Haydu. 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.   

Music Challenge   

5. Coeur de Lion, “Setting Sail” from Coeur de Lion   

4. Coyote Run, “The Fool” from Between Wick and Flame   

3. Henry Martin, “Mist Covered Mountains” from On The Salt Sea!   

2. Blackmore’s Night, “Sister Gypsy” from Secret Voyage   

1. B.O.O.M, “Hornpipe” from Prepare to Be Boarded  Marc Gunn with Lorella Loftus reading The Faire is Over 

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