if the song is not a folk song why should it be sung in a folk club?

As has been discussed at great length elsewhere, songs of other genres are sung at folk clubs. Whether that is right or wrong is a different topic altogether and can be discussed on any of the threads dedicated to that.

It would appear Dave the Gnome that you only believe in freedom of speech for yourself and those who agree with your point of view.

I refer you to my post of 12 Sep 18 - 06:43 AM

I gave my honest and polite opinion of it. People may disagree with that opinion and that is their right.

In that same post I also said

But, if you do want to discuss it, please stick to the subject.

If you wish to argue, please argue about the pros and cons of the topic in question, as Dave H and BWM have.

For my comment you are a just an argumentative tosser I do apologise. I do not know you well enough to say that you are a tosser. The other part of the description is, however, self evident.

BWM - Yes, that is what I thought after seeing a recent performance but was very pleasantly surprised by this album. It could be that electronic 'enhancements' have been made. I really don't know. But I would recommend that you give it a fair listen if you have not already done so.