The Wanderer by Kate Rusby.
A song about those who wander because their minds no longer can remember who they are.
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The Squire And The Parson by Kate Rusby
The Squire And The Parson is a song based on a local fable that features the titular squire and parson, a struggle in the dark, and mistaken identity.
Whimsical fun.
Halt The Wagons by Kate Rusby
Halt The Wagons is a track from Kate Rusby’s new album Philosophers, Poets, And Kings.
It commemorates the 180th anniversary of the Huskar Pit Disaster where 26 children aged from 7-17 from a local village lost their lives, and features the Barnsley Youth Choir.
Until Morning by Kate Rusby
Until Morning a track from Kate Rusby’s new album Philosophers, Poets, And Kings.
Philosophers, Poets & Kings by Kate Rusby
A new album of northern-English folk music from Kate Rusby is always welcome.
Here is the title track from her just released 17th (or so) collection – Philosophers, Poets, And Kings.
Here We Come A Wassailing – Christmas (Sunday) Songs 2017 Day 31
As thoughts of Christmas give way to those of New Year the most apt way to leave Christmas Songs 2017 is with Kate Rusby’s rendition of Here We Come A Wassailing.
“Wassailing” is the practice of going door to door singing Christmas songs and wishing folk well.
A blessed new year to anyone reading.
Sweet Chiming Bells – Christmas Songs 2017 Day 20
Sweet Chiming Bells – Kate Rusby provides another variation of the folk setting of While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night.
This is from her just released (fourth!) Christmas album, Angels And Men.
