Hello, I'm Frank Turner.

Welcome to Tales from No Man's Land, a podcast that accompanies my album, No Man's Land.

It's about 13 women from history, who you probably haven't heard of, but definitely should have.

Their stories are fascinating,

moving, funny and most importantly worth celebrating and sharing.

Welcome back to Tales from No Man's Land. Ha! I fooled you. I told you that it was the last

episode last time around but we have a bonus episode, ladies and gentlemen.

It's pretty self-explanatory, but just to set the scene, earlier this summer, I headed down to the wonderful Latitude Festival to record to record.

So the episode features me playing some of the songs from the record, talking about them, and then, of course, answering questions from the audience.

So this is Tales from No Man's Land, live from Latitude Festival 2019.

Good afternoon, everybody. Thanks coming along. I've never recorded a podcast show in front of an audience before.

So thank you very much coming along. How are you this afternoon?

I'm going to play a few songs, we're going to talk about the podcast, and hopefully we will all be happy and enlightened by this process. The first

song I'm going to play I will talk about afterwards because I thought it would be cool and

dramatic to start with the song and then I realized I had to tune my guitar so this hasn't

gone quite as smoothly as I was hoping. Can you guys hear the guitar?

Let's give this a try.

If you're heading down to Camden Town, be sure to raise a toast,

to the patron saint of the waist and strays,

to Ginny Bingham's Ghost Once she was a fresh face last from Kentish Town she came

Her people they were peddlers Ginny Bingham was her name

And with her husband Gypsy Georgia Camden coach house they did keep

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