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Wagonload Playlist 13: 10 February 2015

Here's the playlist for my Wagonload Of Monkeys folk music show on WJFF for 3 February 2015. - See more at: http://www.transatlanticplantsman.com/wagonload_of_monkeys/#sthash.Ps1TwJBW.dpuf

Here's the playlist for my Wagonload Of Monkeys folk music show on WJFF for 10 February 2015

Goodbye England (Covered In Snow) - Laura Marling
Single (Virgin)
'Cello Song - Nick Drake
From the album: Five Leaves Left (Remastered) (Island)
I Remember - Molly Drake
From the album: Molly Drake (Squirrel Thing)
Happiness - Martin & Eliza Carthy
From the album: The Moral of the Elephant (Topic)

Little Birds - Carthy Hardy Farrell & Young
From the album: Laylam (Hem Hem)
Whispers of Summer - Eliza Carthy
From the album: Angels & Cigarettes (Warner Brothers)
Three Pieces Of My Heart - Bella Hardy
From the album: Battleplan (Noe)
Carved in Two - Lucy Farrell
From the album: Harbour of Songs (Stables Trading)
Green And Gold - Kate Young
From the album: Fatea Showcase Sessions: Autumn 14 - Connections (Fatea)

Mount The Air - The Unthanks
From the album: Mount The Air (Cadiz)
Aelwyd – Fernhill
From the album: Amser (Fernhill)
Masters - Treacherous Orchestra
From the album: Grind (Reveal)

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Theme music
The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel - De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Shanachie)
Incidental music
The Navvy on the Line/The Rainy Day – The Bothy Band. From the album: The First Album ["1975"] (Green Linnet)

Posted by on 11 February 2015 at 01:00 AM |

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