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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 426: 5 March 2023 - spring songs all the way in our spring special.

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by Graham Rice, for 5 March 2023 - spring songs all the way in our spring special.

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March - Niamh Cusack
From the album: Summer's End: The Poems of Margaret Buckle with Music by Edward Watson
Goodbye to the Snow - Steve Tilston
From the album:
England's Spring - Skinner And T'witch
From the album: The Fool's Journey
Spring Season - Amazing Blondel
From the album: Evensong
The Dance Of The Demon Daffodils - John Kirkpatrick
From the album: The Dance Of The Demon Daffodils
Written In Green - Bella Hardy
From the album: Songs Lost and Stolen
First Light of Spring - Luka Bloom
From the album: Innocence

Gloomy Winter - Dougie Maclean
From the album: Whitewash
First Day of Spring – CarterDolby
From the album: Rhythm & Time
Staines Morris - Maddy Prior, Benji Kirkpatrick & Giles Lewin
From the album: Seven For Old England
Blackthorn Winter - Sproatly Smith
From the album: The Minstrel's Grave
Light Of The Day - PicaPica
From the album: Spring & Shade
She'll Go Out Walking In The Rain - Ben Calvert
From the album: She'll Go Out Walking In The Rain
The Lullaby of Spring – Donovan
From the album: A Gift from a Flower to a Garden

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly.
Incidental music Spring Fling by The Jeremiahs. From the album: The Femme Fatale Of Maine
Closing music March by Christina Alden & Alex Patterson. From the album: Hunter.

Wikipedia on The First Day of Spring
Conor Farrell on The First Day of Spring in The Irish Journal.

Posted by on 05 March 2023 at 08:58 PM |

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