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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 315: 10 January 2021 - including the latest Top Forty Folk Music Album Chart

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice for WJFF/Radio Catskill, for 10 January 2021 - including news of the latest British & Irish Folk Music Album Chart

A Strange Time To Bloom – The Melrose Quartet
From the album: The Rudolph Variations
She Loves You - Peter Sellers
From the album: EMI Comedy
Rock of Ages - The Magpies
From the album: Tidings
Jack O' Diamonds - Fairport Convention
From the album: A Tree With Roots (Fairport Convention And The Songs Of Bob Dylan)
Banging And Shouting - Patrik Fitzgerald
From the album: The Very Best Of Patrik Fitzgerald

The latest British & Irish Folk Music Chart
28 Day of My Return - Trail West
From the album: Countless Isles and Endless Miles
19 Look over the Hill - Barbara Dickson
From the album: Time Is Going Faster
5 Night Terror - Laura Marling
From the EP: Night Terror -(Live from Union Chapel, London)
7 Sally MacLennane - The Pogues
From the album: The BBC Sessions 1984 -1986
6 The Holly King - Kate Rusby
From the album: Holly Head

Recent releases
Beyond The Call - Merry Hell And The Social Isolation Choir
From the album: When We Meet Again
Honeyblood - Polly Bolton
From the album: Honeyblood

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly
Closing music Fixing George/The Striking Clock/The Broon Note by The Chair. From the album: Orkney Monster

Click here for details of Christy Moore streamed gig from Dublin on 16 January  Sadly, this gig has been postponed owing to the imposition of addition pandemic restrictions in Dublin. It's hoped tha it will take place later in the year.

Posted by on 10 January 2021 at 08:58 PM |

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