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Foolish Folk - April 2011

by Peter and the Wulf

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When Wulf (bass) moved to Oxford and met Pete (guitar, vocals), the confluence of musical interests suggested forming a band was in order and the congruence of names really only left one choice! Although now supplemented by Jill (fiddle), who rounds out the combo's sound, the name remains the same as does the mission; keeping old songs alive and occasionally singing one which doesn't involve death and misery!

You can catch Peter and the Wulf performing at various events around and beyond Oxford, including Foolish Folk at the Isis Farmhouse, on the towpath by Iffley Lock. That takes place on the last Friday of every other month, starting on 30 September 2011, and the group also host an informal folk session on the third Sunday evening of each month at the same venue.

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	1.	Just As the Tide Was Flowing 04:06		buy track
	2.	The Unquiet Grave 03:09		buy track
	3.	Reynardine 04:49		buy track
	4.	The Willow 04:50		buy track
	5.	New York Girls 03:27		buy track
	6.	O, The Deep, Deep Love of Jesus 04:14		buy track
	7.	Dirty Old Town 03:46		buy track
	8.	The Captain Calls 03:42		buy track
	9.	Keep the Home Fires Burning 04:19		buy track
	10.	Lowlands 03:52		buy track
	11.	The Rout of the Blues 03:23		buy track
	12.	Ye Mariners All 03:55		buy track
	13.	Scarborough Fair 05:03		buy track

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From April 2011's inaugural Foolish Folk event at the Isis Farmhouse, Oxford, UK.

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released April 1, 2011

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