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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 116: 28 Febuary 2017

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice for WJFF, for 28 February 2017 featuring some of the finalists in the Best Song categories at the upcoming 2017 BBC Folk Music Awards.

Scotland's Winter - Siobhan Miller
From the album: Flight of Time (Vertical)
England's Spring - Skinner and T'witch
Single (Skinner and T'witch)
O'Donoghue's – Mozaik
From the album: Changing Trains (Alliance)
Classic Album
Barrack Street - Nic Jones
From the album: Penguin Eggs (Topic)
Planxty Davis - Nic Jones
From the album: Penguin Eggs (Topic)

BBC Folk Awards 2017: Best Song Nominees
Echo Mocks The Corncrake - Songs Of Separation
From the album: Songs Of Separation (Navigator)
Roll Away (feat. Adam Holmes) - Martin Green
From the album: Flit (Reveal)
Fragile Water - Nancy Kerr
Instar (Little Dish)
If Wishes Were Horses - Kris Drever
From the album: If Wishes Were Horses (Reveal)
Courting Is a Pleasure - Jarlath Henderson
From the album: Hearts Broken, Heads Turned (Bellows)

Recent Releases
Lost In Fishponds – Spiro
From the album: From Here: English Folk Field Recordings (From Here)
The Wild Rover - Sam Lee
From the album: From Here: English Folk Field Recordings (From Here)

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Erin)
Incidenal music Echo by Talisk. From the album: Abyss (Talisk)

Posted by on 01 March 2017 at 12:59 AM |

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