FolkCast ShowNotes
FolkCast 089 - September 2013
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It's oh
so quiet as we fill this month's show with folk,
singer-songwriter and roots music from the chilled end of the scale.
Shhhhh... Shhhhh...
It's all low-key, laid back, and decidedly delicious, including an exclusive live session from our special guest, Sarah McQuaid.
Shhhhh... Shhhhh...
It's all low-key, laid back, and decidedly delicious, including an exclusive live session from our special guest, Sarah McQuaid.
Pretty Young Things: it's Becky Mills and our own Ken Nicol
Phillip Henry And Hannah Martin
Fabian Holland by Fabian Holland
Music featured:
To Make You Stay by Tinkerscuss
from the album "The Best Of Tinkerscuss"
Pretty Young Things by Becky Mills
from the album "Dandelion"
Money And Gold by Day Of The Rabblement
from the album "Night Time Rallies"
Church On Sunday by Jont
from the album "Hello Halifax"
The FolkCast Live Session
The Sun Goes On Rising by Sarah McQuaid
recorded live at MVS Sound, Preston
Read our blog interview with Sarah
The Private Still by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
from the album "Red House"
Sly Whispers by Jenna
from the album "Hitchhiker"
Sportsman's Hornpipe/Banks Of The Nile by Phillip Henry And Hannah Martin
from the album "Mynd"
The Story Behind The Song
The tale of Mary Queen of Scots is told by Babba
featuring Fotheringay by Fairport Convention
Shipping Song by Lisa Knapp
from the album "Hidden Seam"
The FolkCast Live Session
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Sarah McQuaid
recorded live at MVS Sound, Preston
The Last Place You Said Goodbye by Skylark Song
Released as a double-A side single.
Banks Of The Dee by Fabian Holland
from the album "Fabian Holland"
Shhhhh.... Shhhhh....
Begging Bowl
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