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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 359: 14 November 2021 - including this month's look at the British and Irish Folk Music Album Chart

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice on Radio Catskill, for 14 November 2021 - including this month's look at the British and Irish Folk Music Album Chart.

Milk and Honey - Sandy Denny
From the album: Sandy & Johnny
Anachie Gordon - Mary Black
From the album: Mary Black
Night Terror - Laura Marling
From the album: Alas I Cannot Swim

Our monthly look at the latest Top Forty British Folk Music Album Chart
Whiskey Whiskey - Joshua Burnside (13 months in the chart)
From the album: Into the Depths of Hell
More Than You Know - Kris Drever (13 months in the chart)
From the album: Where the World Is Thin
This Place - Jamie Webster (14 months in the chart)
From the album: We Get By
Manic Monday - Kate Rusby (14 months in the chart)
From the album: Hand Me Down
Four Boys Lost - The Levellers (14 months in the chart)
From the album: Peace
Bonny Ship the Diamond - The Longest Johns (14 months in the chart)
From the album: Cures What Ails Ya

Recent releases
She Brings Me Home - Sam Carter
From the album: Home Waters
Crow Flies – Mànran
From the album: Ùrar
Solely - Natalie Jane Hill
From the album: Solely
House - Martyn Joseph
From the album: 1960

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly
Closing music Midnight And Morning by Hickman & Quinn. From the album: Times

Laura Marling's upcoming gig in Brooklyn

 

Posted by on 14 November 2021 at 08:58 PM |

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