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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2021 · 59 MIN

Fire Draw Near Episode XVII

from Fire Draw Near · host Ian Lynch

Episode XVII goes even deeper down the ancient instrument rabbit hole and looks at the oldest pipes in the world from the city state of Ur in ancient Mesopotamia - believed to be the precursor to all modern bagpipes. This is followed by more pipes throughout history, looking at a few different stages before we get to those we know today. If that wasn't enough we also look at the oldest song in existence, some rare recordings of Traveller musicians and singers, as well as a bit of Busta Rhymes and Frank Zappa for good measure. Tracklist: Unidentified Traveller – Oil Drum Jig Sean Folsom – Ur Pipes Barnaby Brown – Duo 4500-year-old reproduction lyre & pipes Tibiae Impares - Quintus Vibius Fuscus Efisio Melis – Ballo Sardo Barnaby Brown – Northern Triplepipes Richard Dumbrill – H6 Hurrian Song Busta Rhymes – Takin’ What’s Mine Emmett Gill and Jesse Smith – The Stoneybatter / John McFadden’s Sweeney’s Men – Handsome Cabin Boy Frank Zappa – Handsome Cabin Boy Anne O’Donnell – My Darling Brown Haired Boy Unidentified Traveller – Billy Boy https://campsite.bio/firedrawnear

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