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06 Thom Ashworth Performs Work Life Out To Keep Life In
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Thom Ashworth is an English folksinger and bassist who sings traditional songs. He performed at Mill Race Folk on Saturday 22nd September 2018. For the podcast he chose to sing 'Work Life Out to Keep Life In'. We had a chat about the song with him.
In this episode we talked about Martin Carthy, festivals and the political message of the song. Thom spoke about the role of unions, the erosion of employment rights and being a working class musician.
Thom's new EP is called Hollow. Check it out now on Bandcamp
Watch a video of Thom performing 'Work Life Out to Keep Life In' here . It was recorded at Moot Hall in Elstow, Bedfordshire by Davy Willis.
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Presented By Marisa Straccia Jack Sharp & Davy Willis
Original Music and Production by Jack Sharp
Edited by Jack Sharp & Marisa Straccia
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