Forgotten Melodies #9: Drinking Songs

We may have missed releasing the episode on St Patrick's Day, but it's always happy hour somewhere!

On this month's episode of Forgotten Melodies we're priming the pubs and pouring out several rounds of refreshing chat about Drinking Songs - while also discussing the history of alehouses in Britain!

The new arrangements of classic Drinking Songs in this episode include Bring Us In Good Ale, All For Me Grog and The Barley Mow, with Ben finally cutting loose with the spoons he received as a gift for Christmas!

From the first recorded taverns in these islands, built and frequented by the Romans, through to stage coaches and the era of Inns, the 18th century Gin Craze through to the pubs we know and love today, it might get a bit woozy, but don't worry - we'll make sure you get home safe.

Plus, Ben has included a quiz this time, all about pub terminology!

We really hope you enjoy it and will speak to you again on Wednesday for our April Update episode!

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