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Wagonload of Monkeys Playlist 497: 14 July 2024 - Special Fund Drive edition including songs about summer flowers.

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This is the playlist for The Wagonload Of Monkeys, hosted by me, Graham Rice, for Radio Catskill, for 14 July 2024 - A  Special Summer Fun(d) Drive edition including songs about summer flowers.

Scorching Sun - Emily Portman
From the album: Hatchling
The Sun Is Burning - Damien O'Kane
From the album: Summer Hill

Songs about summer flowers
The Lily & The Rose - Battlefield Band
From the album: Line Up
Waterlily - Chris & Kelli While
From the album: Indigo
The Bramble And The Rose - The Black Family
From the album: The Black Family
The Briar And The Rose - Fay Hield
From the album: Old Adam
Maybe Then I'll Be a Rose - June Tabor
From the album: Rosa Mundi
Paint Me, Redouté - June Tabor
From the album: Rosa Mundi
Skippin' Barfit Through the Heather - The Furrow Collective
From the album: At Our Next Meeting

Recent releases
Keep Her Safe - Katie Whitehouse
From the album: Drawing Lines
Anachie Gordon - Valerie Casey
From the album: In the Silence of the Twilight

Theme music The Teatotaler/St. Anne's Reel by De Danann. From the album: The Star Spangled Molly
Incidental music Deep Blue by Imar. From the album: Avalanche.
Incidental music Lynch’s Barn Dances by Patrick Street. From the album: All In Good Time.
Closing music One For Lily by The Hut People. From the album: The Journey Continues.

Posted by on 14 July 2024 at 08:58 PM |

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