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Wagonload Playlist 16: 3 March 2015

Here's the playlist for my Wagonload Of Monkeys British and Irish folk music show on WJFF for 3 March 2015

Winter Trees - The Staves
From the album: Dead & Born & Grown (Warner Brothers)
Billy Don't You Weep For Me - Nic Jones
From the album: Game, Set and Match (Topic)
I Wish I Was Single Again - The Albion Dance Band
From the album: The Prospect Before Us (Bgo)
Just As the Tide Was a–Flowing - Harry Cox
From the album: Voice of the People 12: We've Received Orders to Sail - Jackie Tar At Sea & On Shore (Topic)
Just As the Tide – Megson
From the album: Smoke of Home (EDJ)

Mountain Girl - Lowri Evans
From the album: Kick the Sand (Fflach)
In Spite of Love - It's Jo and Danny
From the album: The Quickening (Double Snazzy)
Sad Sad Feet - Cate Le Bon
From the album: Me Oh My (V2)
Market Day - Chris Jones
From the album: Dacw'r Tannau (Gwymon)

Tale Of Two Dragons (English>Welsh) – Calan
From the album: Tale Of Two Dragons (Sain)
Our Evening Walk - Robin Williamson
From the album: Trusting In the Rising Light (ECM)
New Anything/St Catherine – Leveret
From the album: New Anything (Rootbeat)

Theme music
The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel - De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Shanachie)
Incidental music
Dockside Rant/Sailing On The Tide – Bellowhead. From the album: Broadside (Navigator)

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Posted by on 04 March 2015 at 12:58 AM |

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