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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 433: 23 April 2023 - including sea shanties

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by me, Graham Rice, for Radio Catskill, on 23 April 2023 - including sea shanties.

WM-433

'Twas On One April's Morning - Show Of Hands
From the album: The Long Way Home
Seven Songbirds
The Birds in the Spring - Bob & Ron Copper
From the album: Traditional Songs from Rottingdean
The Song Thrush – Nick Penny
From the album: Sixteen Songbirds
Pleasant and Delightful - Shirley & Dolly Collins
From the album: Anthems In Eden
Old Note - Lisa O'Neill
From the album: All Of This Is Chance
The New St. George - Richard Thompson
From the album: Henry the Human Fly
Lyra - The Young'uns
From the album: Tiny Notes

Sea shanties
South Australia - The Fisherman's Friends
From the album: Suck'em and Sea
Sally Brown - The Sunderland Point Sea Shanty Crew
From the album: A Rum Bunch
Rolling Down The River - Jack Forbes
From the album: Voice & Vision Vol. 2
Roll the Chariot Along - Louis Killen, Stan Hugill & The X-Seamen's Institute
From the album: Sea Songs
Johnny's Gone To Hilo - Jackie Oates
From the album: The Woodworm Project

Recent releases
The Widow's Lone Daughter - Jennie Higgins
From the album: Where Are All The Women?
Country Life - Show Of Hands With Track Dogs
From the album: The 'Dog Show Sessions' Live

Lisa O'Neil's tour dates

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly
Closing music Oh the Days When I Was Young/Young Collins Rant by Leveret. From the album: Forms
Incidental music Richmond Cotillion by Simpson, Cutting and Kerr. From the album: Murmurs

Posted by on 23 April 2023 at 05:58 PM |

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