The Netbuskers Folkshoppe, a folk music podcast

NBFS0202

In this episode we present the Greenman Inn and Liverpool Judies.

NBFS02-01
The Netbuskers’ Folkshoppe is back! It’s been nearly a year since Season 1, and we’re back with new hosts, new songs and some nonsense.
Please welcome Greg “Stork” Wilson and Phil Schwadron to the show.
In this episode we present two songs: Will Ye No Come Back Again, a Jacobite song, and A Diamond Ring, an original tune by Stu Venable.
We’re experimenting with the format of the show, and as we like to say, it’s a work in progress.
If you have any feedback for us, or if you’d like to contribute to the conversation, please feel free to email us at:
[email protected]

NBFS0105

In this episode, I feature three versions of John Barleycorn. One is traditional, one written for the Poxy Boggards and one written for the Merry Wives of Windsor.

Thank you for listening to the first season of the Netbusker’s Folkshoppe. I’m currently working on Season 2. If you’d like to support the show, these songs are available for online purchase and streaming.

If you’d like to support the show monetarily, go to netbusker.net/support.

NBFS0104

In this episode, I feature a song from the Spanish American War, The Battleship of Maine, and This Pub That We Call Home.

If you would like to support the show, you can find all of these songs for sale or streaming online. If you would like to support the show monetarily, go to netbusker.net/support.

NBFS01-03

Welcome back to the third episode of the Netbusker’s Folkshoppe! In this episode, I’ll play for you Lord Randall (Actually Jimmy Randolph, I suppose) and Henry Me Son.

You can support the show through patreon.com/netbusker or ko-fi.com/thenetbusker.

In the next month or so, all of the songs from Season One will be available through most online music outlets. More details on that later.

If you’d like to email comments on the show, you can email me at [email protected].

NBFS01-02

Welcome back to the second session of Season One of the Netbusker’s Folkshoppe! In this episode you’ll hear the Baltimore Fire and Pass the Hat. Pass the Hat appeared on the Poxy Boggards’ first CD, Bawdy Parts, which is out of print.

You can support the show through patreon.com/netbusker or ko-fi.com/thenetbusker.

In the next month or so, all of the songs from Season One will be available through most online music outlets. More details on that later.

If you’d like to email comments on the show, you can email me at [email protected].

NBFS01-01

Welcome to the first episode of the Netbusker’s Folkshoppe. In this episode you will find a brief introduction and two songs: The Wellerman and Drink Til I Die.

The Wellerman, a New Zealand whaling shanty, has been enjoying an internet craze for the last two or three years, and Drink Til I Die, featured on the Poxy Boggards’ CD Anchor Management, was written by Stu Venable in 2007.

If you have any feedback regarding this episode, please email me at [email protected].