Music from Curtis & Loretta, Natasha Collette, For Love or Money, Darcy Nair, Sleep Hollow Band, The Minstrels of Mayhem, Concentio Agnorum, The Rogue of Dundee, Diane Linn, My Lady’s Cutless, Porter & Stout, The Brigands, The Dregs, Brobdingnagian Bards, Queen’s Gambit

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This week:

Curtis & Loretta, “Just My Heart” from Just My Heart For You

Natasha Collette, “Introduction/Vida- Collette de la Tor” from Vida

For Love or Money, “Abbots Bromley Horn Dance” from Songs From the Garden

Darcy Nair, “The Bonnie Lass/Gravel Walk” from High Strung

Sleepy Hollow Band, “Lord Lovell” from The Lost Way

The Minstrels of Mayhem, “Spanish Ladies” from Blind Man’s Bluff

Concentio Agnorum, “Si Par Souffrir” from Five Early Pieces

The Rogue of Dundee, “Rogue_Dundee” from Classic Folk Ballads Of The British Isles

Diane Linn, “Pearls of the Dance” from Convesations With The Moon

My Lady’s Cutless, “Battle of the Sexes” from We Be Pirates!

Porter & Stout, “Black and Tans” from Unchartered Waters

The Brigands, “Brandon’s Prelude” from Bloody Seamen

The Dregs, “The Irish Rovers” from Our Drunk Goes to Eleven

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Brobdingnagian Bards, “The Scotsman” from A Faire To Remember

Queen’s Gambit, “Blue Ribbon” from Opening Move – Take Two

Marc Gunn with Lorella Loftus reading “The Faire is Over”