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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2020 · 49 MIN

The Brisk Lad

from Old Tunes Fresh Takes · host Tim Woodson, Jack Sibley

We discuss our takes on The Brisk Lad, a bleak character portrait of a man driven to sheep-stealing in order to feed his family. We then discuss the brilliant submissions from listeners (check out the playlist of all versions below!) and introduce next month's tune, Geordie, a ballad about a woman's fight for her husband's freedom. Hosted by Tim Woodson and Jack The Robot // TIMESTAMPS // Intro to The Brisk Lad - 1:40 Jack's Version - 2:30 Tim's Version - 8:08 Submissions - 14:17 Introducing Geordie - 44:12 // PLAYLIST // Listen to the full versions of tracks featured in the episode. Featuring Ian Jackson, asymptotes, Henry Parker, Catapholc, Pomegranate Jones, Cerys Hafana, The Goodnight Mistress, Stuart Clark, SMOPH, Twouke Folk and the Wonky Blokes, Winter's, Hope House Assemble and John Paiva Check out JK's video take here. // GET INVOLVED // If you want to take part and learn Geordie along with us, you can get resources here: bit.ly/otft-resources For inspiration, check out this playlist of existing takes of Geordie. To feature, make sure you get your version to us by Monday 10 August. Feel free to get in touch if you've got any questions via Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

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