Band of Brothers – A Song For St. Crispin’s Day

Today, October 25th, is St. Crispin’s Day. This might not mean much in 2017 if it had not been for Mr. Shakespeare and his play, Henry V. King Henry makes a rousing speech before the Battle of Agincourt whose words entered the English-speaking popular culture and stayed. We still hear references to it today. Whenever you hear the term band of brothers, you have Shakespeare and his Crispin’s Day Speech to thank.

A few years ago, during the creation of Ken Theriot’s album, Human History, Ken and Lisa Theriot set out to create a singable version of the speech, and the result was the song entitled, not surprisingly, Band of Brothers

Here is the studio version of the song:

Below is a link to iTunes, where you can purchase the digital album “Human History,” or any individual song, and also CD Baby where you can get a physical copy of the CD:

Here is a video of a live performance of Band of Brothers from Pennsic.