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In episode 12, I talked about Virginia McCormick's impact on the Huntsville community for the first three decades of the 1900s, but what I didn't get to discuss as much was her music. Listening to, playing, and apparently writing music were hobbies of hers, as well as a part of her mental health treatment. In this barely-an-episode-and-mostly-just-a-song, I'm sharing a sea shanty written by Virginia herself, as well as something I just learned about fish. Tune in for a few minutes and enjoy the sweet, sweet jam that is "I'm Only a Bold Sailor Lad".
For more Huntsville, Alabama, history you can subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @lilyflaggpodcast, and check out our website (with show transcripts) at lilyflaggpodcast.wordpress.com. This episode is sponsored by WeAreHuntsville (wearehuntsville.com, @WeAreHuntsville on social)
By Lily Flagg's SignalIn episode 12, I talked about Virginia McCormick's impact on the Huntsville community for the first three decades of the 1900s, but what I didn't get to discuss as much was her music. Listening to, playing, and apparently writing music were hobbies of hers, as well as a part of her mental health treatment. In this barely-an-episode-and-mostly-just-a-song, I'm sharing a sea shanty written by Virginia herself, as well as something I just learned about fish. Tune in for a few minutes and enjoy the sweet, sweet jam that is "I'm Only a Bold Sailor Lad".
For more Huntsville, Alabama, history you can subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, follow us on Facebook and Instagram at @lilyflaggpodcast, and check out our website (with show transcripts) at lilyflaggpodcast.wordpress.com. This episode is sponsored by WeAreHuntsville (wearehuntsville.com, @WeAreHuntsville on social)