Joni Minstrel returns with more rabble-rousing songs of protest and revolution from the Georgia Renaissance Festival.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Whiskey and Beer	3:35
2		Good King Dick	3:03
3		The Raggle-Taggle Gypsies	3:22
4		This Song Will Have to Do	3:05
5		Black is the Color	2:34
6		My Own Hero	3:56
7		Mattie Groves	3:38
8		I Protest	2:37
9		The Trees Grow High	2:59
10		Health to the Company	4:16
11		A Day in the Life of Joni Minstrel	3:33

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Description

Joni Minstrel, the Village Protest Singer of the Georgia Renaissance Festival and leader of the Revolution Against Monarchs, returns with a second album of protest songs, traditional folk ballads, and fun. Joni Minstrel will teach you that whiskey and beer are the necessary ingredients for a popular uprising, that a musical instrument is all you need to become the scourge of the nobility, and that absolutely everything is the king's fault. Be amazed as Joni Minstrel Kicks the King!

The Georgia Renaissance Festival is becoming THE destination for lovers of Renaissance Festival music and filk. If you like Joni Minstrel, be sure to visit her friends on CDBaby:

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Also highly recommended for lovers of all things Renaissance Festival is the Renaissance Festival Podcast, on which Joni Minstrel is a frequent guest. The podcast is hosted by Marc Gunn of the Brobdingnagian Bards. Check it out at http://www.renaissancefestivalmusic.com.

Joni Minstrel's alter ego, Lindsay Smith, has been performing at the Georgia Renaissance Festival for six years. She also performs more contemporary (and slightly less silly) original songs in the clubs and coffeehouses of Atlanta, GA and elsewhere. Her CD's of original "alternacheesefolk", Were You Prom Queen? and Tales From the Fruitbat Vat, are both available here on CDBaby.