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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 155: 28 November 2017 (featuring songs about London)

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice for WJFF, for 28 November 2017 - featuring songs about London.

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Late November - Sandy Denny
From the album: The North Star Grassman And The Ravens (Hip-O)
Classic Album
The Man In The Moon Introduction - Fay Hield
From: The Full English: Introductions (YouTube)
Man In The Moon - The Full English
From the album: The Full English (Topic)
Linden Lea Introduction - Fay Hield
From: The Full English: Introductions (YouTube)
Linden Lea - The Full English
From the album: The Full English (Topic)

Songs about London
Maybe it's Because I'm a Londoner - Tessie O'Shea
From the album: Two Ton Tessie (Foyer)
London Town – Bellowhead
From the album: Burlesque (Proper)
Soho Square - Kirsty MacColl
From the album: Titanic Days (Salvo)
Primrose Hill - John & Beverley Martyn
From the album: The Road To Ruin (Universal)
The Wrong Bus - Jez Lowe
From the album: The Ballad Beyond (Tantobie)
London Lights - Maz O'Connor
From the album: This Willowed Light (Restless Head)

Recent releases
The Tug Of The Moon - Sarah McQuaid
From the album: If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous (bandcamp)
Only available online
Blossom & Fruit - Tim Jones & The Dark Lanterns
From the album: Blossom & Fruit (Cotton Mil)
Even Stephen! - Laura Mulcahy
From the album: Funeral Home Lizard (Laura Mulcahy)

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Erin)
Incidental music Meantime by Matthew Tighe. From the album: Matt Tighe (Greentrax)

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Posted by on 29 November 2017 at 01:00 AM |

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