As one of the few Catters actually to come from Tunbridge Wells, can I say that I am not, nor ever have been........
though a bunch of us who sat outside Seth Lakeman's set at Broadstairs last year found the noise a bit much- sounded like his current output is based on rhythm rather than melody. I find White Hare the most approachable song on his album, and the lyrics are well-crafted for their purpose- and agree that if he wrote it it ain't traditional yet.
Should I be worried that I'm insufficiently steamed-up?