Folk-a-Dilly Tales

Folk-a-Dilly Tales

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  • Saved by the Bell

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    Mario & Lesley found this tale on their last trip to Ireland, where in Lurgon in 1709, Majorie McCall was buried alive. One of the most intriguing true stories we have told so far! Listen to her tragic tale right now. 

    The song was ‘Marjorie McCall’ by Zingaro Blue.

    The back ground music was supplied by Scott Buckley.

    'Ride The Wind' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'Dragons Lullabye' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au



     

    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



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    18 min
  • Death & Mrs Cullender

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    Nick Murray Brown is back to tell you the sad story of the Lowestoft Witch, Mrs Rose Cullender, who had a strange encounter with the Reaper. 

    The song was ‘Yesterday Pie’ by Zingaro Blue.

    The background music was supplied by Scott Buckley.

    'Wildflowers' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'First Snow' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au



    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    17 min
  • The Man who Talked too Much

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    The Happisburgh Torso is a famous East Anglian ghost story. A true tale of Smugglers, Murder and a very weird Ghost! 

    The song was 'Bobbing at the bottom of the well' by Zingaro Blue.

    The background music was supplied by Scott Buckley.

    'The Great Sea' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'Dragon's Lullabye' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au




    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    22 min
  • The Fisherman’s Tale

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    Richard, takes us on a bizarre journey to our very own town of Lowestoft, where three fishermen go searching for death and find him!

    The song was 'Blow the men down' by Zingaro Blue

    'Beautiful Oblivion' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'This Too Shall Pass' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    22 min
  • The Great Yarmouth Werewolf

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    In the 13th century, the very rich but extremely evil Baron Rudolf Scarf was exiled from Germany. He took up residence in Gt Yarmouth! As a werewolf he terrorized the people for hundreds of years. Intrigued? Listen to his story here! 

    The song was ‘Run with the Wolf’ by Zingaro Blue

    The Background music was supplied by Scott Buckley

    'A Dragon's Lullaby' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'Invocation' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au


    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    16 min
  • Joshua Scamp & The Gypsy Curse

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    This episode is dedicated to our friend and Host John Hales. 

    This month’s episode takes us to Odstock near Salisbury and tells the very sad but true story of Joshua Scamp and a terrifying gypsy curse.

    The song was 'The Gypsy Curse' by Zingaro Blue

    'Anna's Theme' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'Echoes' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    20 min
  • The Troll under the Bridge

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    The people from Homersfield in Suffolk, harbor a dark secret. Under the Homersfield bridge, lives Bogart the troll who has a very runny nose. Richard Tree joins us to tell you his story.  ;)

    The song was 'The Runny Nose Blues' by Zingaro Blue

    The background music was supplied by Scott Buckley

    'Wild Flowers' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'Ice Cream' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    23 min
  • The Haunted Bus

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    Each year on a lonely road near Norwich, a bus is said to break down in the darkness. The driver heads toward Thetford, picking up passengers along the way. When the engine fails, he steps off the bus to fetch his tools… and never returns. Where did he go?? The story of the Bus Driver begins here 👻🚌

    The Song was 'Haunted' copyright protected and written by Zingaro Blue

    The Background music was supplied by Scott Buckley

    'Incantation' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'There was a time' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    19 min
  • The Gravestone on the Roof

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    In the small town of Beccles, there is the large brick building, that is Durrants, the estate agents.It has a tall chimney running up its front. In the Victorian era this building was the scene of a terrible accident. A young chimney sweep lost his life here! Listen to his story.

    The song was 'Chimney Sweep' by Zingaro Blue 

    The Background music was supplied by Scott Buckley

    'There Was A Time' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au

    'Falling Together' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au


    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    17 min
  • Alice's strange gravestone

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    In Martham, Norfolk, there is a small church called St Mary the Virgin dating back to 1377. In this church, leaning against the wall are the grave stones of Alice and Chris Burroway. The inscription on Alice's tombstone is one of the strangest ever found. It reads 'Here lieth Alice, she was by her name, my sister, my mistress, my mother, my wife.' 

    The song was 'Oops, Vicar, I married me son' by Zingaro Blue

    The Background music was supplied by Scott Buckley.

    ‘At The End Of All Things’ by Scott Buckley – released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au





    Folk-a-Dilly Tales is a Zingaro Blue Production

    Your host for the trailer and all episodes of season 1 and episodes 1-6 of season 2, was John Hales / http://www.johnhales.co.uk

    Your host for Season 2, episode 7-12 is Richard Tree.
    The podcast was written, edited & produced by Mario & Lesley Price
    The songs & lyrics were composed by Mario & Lesley Price
    Mixed by Frank Erlenkämper
    Special thanks to Antonella Hall (Cover model Folk-a-Dilly Tales)

    This podcast was based on the book "Folkstories, Legends & Poems" by Mario & Lesley Price. All stories and tales are subject to artistic license.

    The background music was composed by Scott Buckley (see links for individual episodes). https://www.scottbuckley.com.au/



    © http://www.zingaroblue.co.uk



    16 min

About Folk-a-Dilly Tales

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Here we tell folk tales in three different ways, based mostly on stories we have found over the years. These can be true tales or legends from the past. Some are murder stories, some are ghost…