Invisible Folk Club radio No172

<p>It's catch up time. This Invisible Folk Club radio show went out live to four community stations across England. </p> <p>Twelfth Night has been and gone. A Wassail song is unlike other Christmas music, it does not celebrate the nativity, it celebrates the New Year. 'Wassail' is an olde English word for a toast similar to 'Good Health'<br />           <em>Here we come a-wassailing</em><br /> <em>          Among the leaves so green,</em><br /> <em>          Here we come a-wand'ring</em><br /> <em>          So fair to be seen.</em><br /> <em>          Love and joy come to you,</em><br /> <em>          And to you your wassail, too,</em><br /> <em>          And God bless you, and send you</em><br /> <em>          A Happy New Year,</em><br /> <em>          And God send you a Happy New Year.</em></p> <p>Nothing in the broad church of folk related music is off limits, there's many shades of folk, ours is an eclectic mix.</p> <p><a href= "https://invisiblefolkclub.com/">https://invisiblefolkclub.com/</a> has a listening guide to our show</p> <p>Watersons - Here We Come A-wassailing<br /> Watersons - Apple Tree Wassail<br /> Waterson_Carthy - Jacobstowe Wassail<br /> Merry Hell - When We Meet Again<br /> Clarke Camilleri - More & More<br /> Diana Stone - Fallen Stranger<br /> The Chair - Margaret Davidson<br /> The Chair - Turn The Handle & The Work Wife<br /> Benjamin Lazar Davis - What If I<br /> Martin Green ft Becky Unthank - I Saw the Dead<br /> Kris Drever - Poor Man's Son<br /> Jason Doll-Steinberg - 1790<br /> Jon Bickley/Invisible Folk Club Band - I Can Hear Voices<br /> The Left Outsides - Gower Wassail</p>