Who says you can't mix #harmonica, traditional Irish music and #chiptune ? Not me !

Here is The Drunken Landlady, a traditional Reel played on #tremolo harmonica in G, with some #electrofolk (and chip-tunish) accompaniment.

If you must ask, yes I've had a fun time doing this 😁

Payday is tomorrow, and money a bit tight after my camping trip (also because I paid for my June camping trip too).

I had £3.83 left on my account. Then I saw an email that Neofeud (from @silverspookgames ) is currently discounted. I went to check, and with the discount it was *exactly* £3.83 . A sign if I ever saw one ! I bought the game obviously ! Payday being tomorrow, it's fine 😀

I'm a point and click fan, and so far I'm liking it, I'll give a review once I played a bit more !

Maybe there are folk historians here who can help me.

I notice in the UK places where geological or ancient features are explained with stories involving the devil (the devil's jumps in West Sussex, The Devil's Dyke near Brighton, the Devil's Chair in Shropshire).

The devil in those stories doesn't sound like the Christian devil.

Are these pre-Christian tales that originally related to other gods/daemons and after Christianisation were all lumped as "the devil" ?

#folk #history #folkhistory