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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 470: 7 January 2024 - under the radar songs from 2023

 

This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by me, Graham Rice, for Radio Catskill, on 7 January 2024 - songs that slipped undder the radar in 2023.

A Winter's Blues - Maz O'Connor
From the album: The Longing Kind
New Year with The Mary Wallopers
Frost Is All Over - The Mary Wallopers
From the album: The Mary Wallopers
The Holy Ground - The Mary Wallopers
From the album: Irish Rock N Roll
Beatles covers
I'm Looking Through You - Davy Graham
From the album: We Can Work It Out - Covers of The Beatles 1962-1966
She Loves You - Frank Bacon & The Baconeers
From the album: We Can Work It Out - Covers of The Beatles 1962-1966

Undeer the radar
The Wagoner's Lad - Martin Simpson & Thomm Jutz
From the album: Nothing but Green Willow: The Songs of Mary Sands and Jane Gentry
Just As The Tide Was Flowing - Melrose Quartet
From the album: Make The World Anew
Three Score and Ten - Owen Moore
Single
The Starless Sea - Christina Alden & Alex Patterson
Single
Turnaround - The Silver Wye
From the album: The Silver Wye LIVE
The Rambling Sailor - Jon Boden, Seth Lakeman, Ben Nicholls, Emily Portman & Jack Rutter)
From the album: Sea Song Sessions

Recent releases
Running From Home - Bert Jansch
From the album: Les Cousins: The Soundtrack Of Soho’s Legendary Folk & Blues Club
Sophisticated Beggar - Roy Harper
From the album: Les Cousins: The Soundtrack Of Soho’s Legendary Folk & Blues Club
New Lonesome Day - Ian Anderson's Country Blues Band
From the album: Les Cousins: The Soundtrack Of Soho’s Legendary Folk & Blues Club

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly.
Incidental music Black Velvet Band by The Dubliners. From the album: The Best Of The Dubliners
Closing music In The Bleak Midwinter by Dan Evans. From the album: Seasonal Dulcimer Music

Posted by on 07 January 2024 at 08:58 PM |

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