#drinking songs

[steorrmapod]

A truly unfortunate part of having the privilege of hearing so many traditional/folk music performed live by very small artists in my life (until I moved last year I lived somewhere where I could go to 3 renaissance festivals a year, and I worked at one for 3 years) is when I start putting together a playlist for the songs that I'm using in this series, I can't find the exact versions I want and it doesn't quite hit the same.

Anyway, drop your favorite shanties/drinking songs/folk songs/traditional songs here!

[crittertongue]

Crittertongue no.12: Goatsong

[alexthebat700]

I was trying to talk to you

But you couldn't hear

I was trying to explain to you

But you wouldn't listen

When I wrote it down

You couldn't see what was written

Jean Vicquemare and reference to the "Drinking songs" by Matt Elliot.

[windyfly]

Una scarsa universitaria

forse ho dei problemi con l'alcol??

Ogni volta che una professoressa a lezione nomina un monastero (ed essendo nel GLAM accade spesso) il mio cervello non collega dove suddetto monastero si trovi, quali manoscritti hanno prodotto, insomma qualsiasi cosa correlata al mio curriculum. No, il mio cervello vola al menù del pub e riesco solo a pensare alle caratteristiche delle birre di cui il monastero porta il nome.

prof che spiega l'archivio del monastero di Ripa di Forlì:

Cervello:

[postcards-from-mandalore]

Mando'ade jatne’shya Jetiise.

Mandos are cooler than Jedi :-P

[dirtylowdown2]

Drinking In Here: Songs from the Lomax Archive

https://lomaxarchive.bandcamp.com/album/drinking-in-here-songs-from-the-lomax-archive

"Since the beginning of time, when the going's get tough.... the tough tend to grab a drink. On this latest collection from Lomax Archive, we dive into the tall glasses and public houses that have been the source of song for generations. We invite you to grab a bottle and a friend and enjoy Alan Lomax's classic recordings of drinking songs from across the United States, Caribbean, Ireland and United Kingdom."

[djshortandstacked]

🎤New Music Theme🎤

March 14 - Drinking Songs for St. Paddy's Day

Since St. Patrick's Day is March 17, send a request for a song you'd drink to.

Read below ⬇️ how to request a song to post on March 14!

🍀 Request your song (just the title and artist) through the 'request a song' button. We're keeping the requests to one song per person.

🍀 The deadline is Thur, March 13, at 3pm (EST in the USA).

[britrockaholic2]

The Who - Whiskey Man

John Alec Entwistle (9 October 1944 – 27 June 2002)