The Village Protest Singer of the Georgia Renaissance Festival, combining traditional folk with 60s-style protest and her own witty originals. Tongue firmly planted in cheek.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Introduction	1:22
2		The Revolution Is Nigh	2:54
3		Being Queen Won't Get You Ever After Anymore	2:22
4		Give the Land Back to the Trolls	4:18
5		The Queen and the Soldier	4:40
6		Handsome Knights Come Courting	3:22
7		The King's Been Caught	2:22
8		A Pair of Geese	4:30
9		A Courting Song	3:40
10		Burn the Bodice	2:32
11		Danny Boy	2:38

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Joni Minstrel, Village Protest Singer and leader of The Revolution Against Monarchs, performs at the Georgia Renaissance Festival, railing against the evils of taxes, war, and restrictive clothing. Since Joni's first appearance at the festival in 2001, she has recruited countless members for the ongoing revolution, taught the sign of the RAM to many small children, and successfully kicked the king at least twice.

Joni Minstrel can be found at the Brewer's Pub 4 times daily on Saturdays and Sundays during April, May, and June; for exact dates and times, go to the Georgia Renaissance Festival home page at http://www.garenfest.com.

This recording was produced by String the Minstrel (aka Matthew Trautwein) of The Lost Boys and is a new addition to the growing collection of oddities and souvenirs from the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Be sure to visit Joni's friends from the GARF:

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Joni Minstrel's alter-ego, singer/songwriter Lindsay Smith, can be found in clubs and coffeehouses in the metro Atlanta area and throughout the Southeast. For information on Lindsay Smith's CD's, merchandise, and tour schedule, please visit http://www.lindsay-smith.com.

REMEMBER THE REVOLUTION!!!