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Wagonload Playlist 21: 7 April 2015

Here's the playlist for my Wagonload Of Monkeys British and Irish folk music show on WJFF for 7 April 2015, featuring the song of the lark and songs about larks...

April Morning - June Tabor
From the album: Aleyn (Green Linnet)
Charlie's;Waterfall – Talisk
Recorded live on the Danny Kyle Open Stage Celtic Connections 2015
Talisk on Facebook
I Come From The North Country - Roseanne Reid
My Space   Soundcloud
Two-Faced Love - Richard Thompson
From the album: Mock Tudor (EMI)

The song of the lark, and songs about larks
The song of the Skylark
Over An English Meadow
The Lark In the Morning - The Copper Family (Bob & Ron)
From the album: Come Write Me Down (Topic)
The Lark In The Morning - Jackie Oates
From the album: The Violet Hour (Chudleigh Roots)
The Lark  - Kate Rusby (featuring Nic Jones)
From the album: 20 (Pure)
Lark Rise - Third Ear Band
From the album: Alchemy (BGO)

New and Recent Releases
All Generalisers - Paul Bradley
From the album: Banish Cherish (Paul Bradley Music)
Polly On The Shore - False Lights
From the album: Salvor (Wreckord)
All Will Be Clear – Steve Ashley
From the album: This Little Game (Market Square)
Tomorrow Will Follow Today - Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman    
From the album: Tomorrow Will Follow Today (I Scream)

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)

Richard Thompson tour dates

Martin & Eliza Carthy tour dates

Posted by on 08 April 2015 at 12:57 AM |

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