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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 312: 20 December 2020 - The Christmas Special

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice for WJFF/Radio Catskill, for 20 December 2020 - The Christmas Special!

When Christmas Day is Near - Ange Hardy
Single
Christmas Is Now Drawing Near At Hand - The Watersons
From the album: Frost and Fire - A Calendar of Ritual and Magical Songs
Miss Fogarty's Christmas Cake - Mick Moloney & Eugene O'Donnell
From the album: Uncommon Bonds
Christmas At The Airport - Nick Lowe
From the album: Quality Street
I Saw Three Ships a Sailing - The Chieftains & Marianne Faithfull
From the album: The Bells of Dublin
Sister Winter - Tracey Thorn
From the album: Tinsel and Lights

Fire And Wine - O'Hooley & Tidow
From the album: WinterFolk Volume 1
2000 Miles - The Unthanks
From the album: Archive Treasures
London Lights - Songs Of Separation
From the album: Songs Of Separation
I Would Bring You the Moon - Bella Hardy
Single
Sweet Bells - Kate Rusby
From the album: Sweet Bells
Christmas Tree On Fire - Holly Golightly
From the album: A Damaged Christmas Gift To You
Fairytale Of New York Fix - Kirsty MacColl and The Pogues
From the album: Galore
25th December - Everything But The Girl
From the album: You Sleigh Me!

Local food pantries
Sullivan County Federation for the Homeless
Wayne County Pantry Program
Ecumenical Food Pantry of Pike County

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly
Closing music Frosty Reception/Ring Out Wild Bells by the Albion Christmas Band. From the album: Winter Songs

 

Posted by on 21 December 2020 at 08:33 AM |

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