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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 250: 6 October 2019 - featuring a last choice of finalists at this year's BBC Folk Music Awards

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice for WJFF, for 6 October - featuring a final choice of finalists at this year's BBC Folk Music Awards.

When Autumn Came - Lauren Housley
From the album: Sweet Surrender
Sarah McQuaid plays in New York State
Walking Into White - Sarah McQuaid
From the album: Walking Into White
If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous - Sarah McQuaid
From the album: If We Dig Any Deeper It Could Get Dangerous
Check out Sarah McQuaid's upcoming tour in which she visits New York state.

Topic Treasures: Prodigal Son by Martin Simpson
Good Morning Mr Railroad Man - Martin Simpson
From the album: Prodigal Son
The Granemore Hare - Martin Simpson
From the album: Prodigal Son
Never Any Good - Martin Simpson
From the album: Prodigal Son

More finalists at this year’s BBC Folk Music Awards
Let the Cards Fall - The Breath
From the album: Let the Cards Fall
O-U-T Spells Out - Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening
From the album: Hollowbone
The Foggy Dew - Ye Vagabonds
From the album: The Hare's Lament

Recent Releases
Fire Under The Bridge (Fury/Fire Under The Bridge/What A Treat) - Pons Aelius
From the album: Fire Under The Bridge
The Rakish Young Fellow - Nick Hart
From the album: Nick Hart Sings Nine English Folk Songs

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly (Erin)
Incidental music: The Glen Where The Deer Is Imaginary (Taklamakan/The Glen Where The Deer Is Imaginary) by Pons Aelius. From the album: Fire Under The Bridge.

Posted by on 06 October 2019 at 05:58 PM |

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