Summary: We dip into a stack full of new releases, and Babba goes back to the end of the Middle Ages to show why life in England was no bed of Roses… Raising Hell by The Men They Couldn’t Hang from the album “The Defiant” Santa Ana by The Blue Pig Orchestra from the album “From The Storm” Fire Down Below by Hex from the album “Husk And Bark” A River Runs Between by The Changing Room from the EP “A River Runs Between” Where Eagles Fly by Lee Madison from the album “Weightless” Old Fashioned Pound Notes by Christopher James Sheridan from the EP "Old Fashioned Pound Notes" What Would William Morris Say? by Reg Meuross from the album "England Green & England Grey" Phone Tapping by Eamon Friel from the EP "Phone Tapping" The Woolgather by Ange Hardy from the album "The Lament Of The Black Sheep" Off To The Market by Kelly Oliver from the album "This Land" The Southcliffe Jig by Green Diesel from the album “Wayfarers All” Cabbage by Threepenny Bit from the album “Pantomime Cannon” Las Ramblas by The Hut People from the album “Cabinet Of Curiosities” Johnny Robson by The Willows from the album “Amidst Fiery Skies” Babba presents THE STORY BEHIND THE SONG Tewkesbury Tale by The Legendary Ten Seconds Being the story of the battle that blew the half-time whistle on the Wars Of The Roses It Would Not Be A Rose by Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker from the album “Nothing Can Bring Back The Hour” I See A Bottle Of Wine by Ivor Game from the album “Dizzy Spells”
