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Poll: What Song Do You Want to Know More About? (Patreon)

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2017-12-22 01:29:24
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2026-09
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The Celtfather Podcast has undergone a lot of changes since I started it. I’ve been trying to find a format that I hope you will enjoy and that I will enjoy creating.After doing interviews, I’ve finally accepted as much as I like listening to them, I’m not the best at doing them. (Though look for one more with Samantha Gillogly next month)But one of my popular episodes which I feel has a lot of potential is the “about a song” theme. The “Don’t Go Drinking With Hobbits” episode was very well received. So I’m gonna try more of those in the coming months. But to make it happen, I want to know what song or songs would you like to learn more about?

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Troy Rodgers

I have to pick one? I'd love to know the story of all of your original songs. I'd even enjoy hearing about why you picked certain traditional songs and what you feel you brought to them. I say just start at the beginning and go through the catalog album by album. If you're looking for content, that should keep you busy and us entertained.

Robert Eby

Do Virgins Taste Better?, Johnny Jump Up, Jedi Drinking Song, Lullaby Song

Amanda

A few weeks ago I played your Close Your Eyes for my 11-year-old niece (who has loved all things "creepy" since she was a 2-year-old hugging the life-size skeleton Halloween decorations at Kroger). It was awesome -- during a long car trip I secretly slipped the song onto the playlist she was listening to on her headphones, and then I turned on my camcorder and waited for her reaction. She LOVES it! She's addicted to the song, listens to it several times a day, and sings it when it isn't on. If I remember right, somebody else wrote that one, but whoever wrote it, we'd be interested in the story of how that song came to be written.