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Wagonload Playlist 20: 31 March 2015

Here's the playlist for my Wagonload Of Monkeys British and Irish folk music show on WJFF for 31 March 2015, in which we remember John Renbourn...

Out In The Snow - Al Stewart
From the album: A Beach Full Of Shells (Appleseed)
Darlin' Corey - Cup O'Joe
Streaming on Reverb Nation
Grace - Wildwood Kin
From the album: Salt Of The Earth (available on Soundcloud)
Hares On The Mountain;Elizabeth Clare - Chris Wood and Andy Cutting
From the album: Folk Festival: A Celebration Of Music Recorded At The Sidmouth International Festival (Delphonic)

Remembering John Renbourn
Song - John Renbourn    
From the album: John Renbourn (Sanctuary)
Once I Had a Sweetheart – Pentangle
From the album: Basket of Light (Sanctuary)
Water Gypsy - John Renbourn & Stefan Grossman
From the album: Under The Volcano (Kicking Mule)
Lindsay - John Renbourn & Robin Williamson
From the album: Wheel Of Fortune (Sanctuary)
Obituary in The New York Times
Obituary in The Guardian

Recent Releases
Go Your Way - Hannah Sanders
From the album: Charms Against Sorrow (Sungrazing)
Upon A Summer's Day;Abbott's Bromley Horn Dance - Leveret
From the album: New Anything (Rootbeat)
Salty Water - Beth Porter & The Availables
From the album: Open Doors (King Bill)

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"]
Goodbye Pork Pie Hat - Bert Jansch & John Renbourn. From the album: Bert & John (Castle Us)

Posted by on 01 April 2015 at 01:00 AM |

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