Folk Radio Rewind

Fri, Apr 12, 2024 03:00 AM

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Hosts: This week's host: Edward Haber.

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Jacqui McShee’s Pentangle—Lovely Joan, from Live In Concert 1997 - 2011, GJS Records
Terre Roche—Fish Out of Water, from Inner Adult, Earth Rock Wreckerds -
The Incredible String Band—The Hedgehog’s Song, from The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion, Fledg’ling Records cd reissue -
Tom Rush—Solid Gone, from Tom Rush, Elektra Records -
Dick Connette—Old Forty, from Too Sad for the Public Vol. 2 – Yet and Still, StorySound Records -
Dick Connette—Railroad Bill (pt 1), from Old Forty, from Too Sad for the Public Vol. 2 – Yet and Still, StorySound Records -
Dick Connette—Uncle Bunting (pt 3), from Old Forty, from Too Sad for the Public Vol. 2 – Yet and Still, StorySound Records -
Mr. Rose—Shady Grove, from Don’t Call the Cops, Hit Repair Music -
Fotheringay—Banks of the Nile, from Fotheringay, Fledg’ling Records cd reissue -
Fotheringay—Eppie Moray, from Fotheringay 2, Fledg’ling Records -
Sandy Denny—Late November, from The North Star Grassman and the Ravens, Island Records -
Mike Heron—Feast of Stephen, from Smiling Men with Bad Reputations, Fledg’ling Records cd reissue -
Kate & Anna McGarrigle—Love Over and Over, from Love Over and Over, Hannibal Records cd reissue -
Rory Makem—Men of Worth, from The EP, 2023 5848418 Records DK -
The Mary Wallopers—The Night the Gards Raided Owenys, from The Mary Wallopers, self released cd -
Frankie Gavin—Lucy Campbell, from Fierce Traditional, Tara Records -
The Bothy Band—The Kesh Jig/Give Us a Drink of Water/The Flower of the Flock/Famous Ballymote, from The Bothy Band 1975, Mulligan Records -
The Bothy Band—The Blackbird, from Out of the Wind Into the Sun, Mulligan Records -
The Bothy Band—Fionnghuala’s Bothy, from Old Hag You Have Killed Me, Mulligan Records -
The Bothy Band—Pretty Peg/Craig’s Pipes, from The Bothy Band 1975, Mulligan Records -
The Bothy Band—The Green Groves of Erin/The Flowers of Red Hill, from After Hours, Mulligan Records -
Kevin Burke & Mícheál Ó Domhnaill—Maudabawn Chapel/The Wild Irish man/The Moher Reel, from Portland, Green Linnet Records -

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