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From the hand of the puppeteer: Blair Thomas on St. James Infirmary

December 10, 2013

Robert W. Harwood, author of  the book “I Went Down To St. James Infirmary” and creator of the blog by the same title interviews Blair Thomas:

“St. James Infirmary” has a great untold story lurking in between its few short verses. . . . There is an intimate relationship between puppetry and death, and I see this song as a form of mourning or grief at the loss of a loved one.  Continue to article.

 

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