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    FolkCast

    The acclaimed folk music podcast from the United Kingdom, bringing you the best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots-based music. FolkCast – OUR finger in YOUR ear! See our website: www.folkcast.co.uk

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    FolkCast 081 - December 2012 Dec 23, 2012
    Show notes

    Dark music for the darkest time of the year, with lots of death, tragedy and injustice in December 2012's FolkCast. So, if you're feeling desperate, down or dispirited because of the weather, your wasted wallet or your walloped waistline, this is just the place for you! These are the blues, baby - folk style!

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    Music featured:

    1. The Milk White Dove by Kate Denny
    2. Stones & Matches by Iain Morrison
    3. Cycles by Mike Vass
    4. The Well by Red Shoes
    5. Broken Crash Barrier by Chris While and Julie Matthews
    6. Come Back by Annie Dressner
    7. A Highland Lamentation by Calum Stewart & Lauren MacColl
    8. The Waltham Blacks by Mike Grogan
    9. Open Doors by The Portraits
    10. Bartonsham Meadows by Sproatly Smith
    11. Cygnus The Swan by Eamon Friel
    12. Babba presents The Story Behind The Song: Innocents Song by Show Of Hands
    13. The January Man by Damh The Bard

    For full details and links see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk where you'll also find a huge archive of our previous shows, plus links to our Twitter, our Facebook and our Blog. Keep our finger in your ear!

    FolkCast - purveyors of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music since 2006.
    The original and best UK folk podcast. Accept no substitute…


    FolkCast Selection Box VII for 2012 Dec 16, 2012
    Show notes

    Come to the FolkCast Village Hall for a special show full of music, poetry and comedy to celebrate winter, Yuletide, Christmas and beyond! Presented and produced by Phil Widdows.

    Our programme:

    1. Fire And Wine by Green Diesel
    2. The Last Month Of The Year by Tarbox Ramblers
    3. Winter Song by Emily Smith
    4. Reothadh (Frost) Joy Dunlop and Twelfth Day with Winter by William Shakespeare (Read by Ruth Golding for librivox.com)
    5. Iced In by Life And Times
    6. By The Fire by Josienne Clarke
    7. Bransles by Kerfuffle with For The Children Or The Grown-ups? by Anon. (Read by Phil Widdows) *
    8. It's That Time Of Year Again by Bob Kirkpatrick
    9. Silent Night by Priscilla Ahn
    10. Mistletoe And Holly by Beegie Adair
    11. Wonderful Christmastime by Jars Of Clay
    12. Merry Christmas Everyone by Bella Hardy
    13. Stop The Cavalry by Barricades Rise
    14. Cycles by Mike Vass with Colloquy Of The Oak And Holly King written and recited by Damh The Bard and Cerri Lee *
    15. Snow Falls by The Albion Band
    16. Tune For A Blythesome Turkey by Ken Nicol with The Turkey by Dave Carr (Read by Phil Widdows) *
    17. Essex Wassail by Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer
    18. Jingle Bells by Anup with Is There A Father Christmas? by The Human Nutrino (Read by Babba)* with a rebutting excerpt from Miracle on 34th Street
    19. Dad, Is There Really A Santa Claus? by The Albion Band
    20. We Three Gypsy Kings by The Christmas Album Band with The Boy Who Laughed at Santa Claus by Ogden Nash (Read by Phil Widdows) *
    21. Little Christmas (Chasing Fairy Lights) by Jo Bywater *
    22. Love Came Down by Gareth Davies-Jones
    23. Winter Song by Lindisfarne

    (* = a FolkCast exclusive)

    For further details and links, click here to see the ShowNotes


    FolkCast Festive Selection Box VII - 2012


    FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 005 - Phil Beer of Show Of Hands Dec 09, 2012
    Show notes

    Go backstage after the Show Of Hands' gig at the Great British Folk Festival, Butlin's Skegness, 2012 where we find Mr Phil Beer - multi-instrumentalist and singer - looking forward to a crafty cocktail and with plans for a life on the ocean wave. Featuring music from Show Of Hands.

    For further info see the ShowNotes at the FolkCast website

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    FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 004 - Fake Thackray, Peter Knight Dec 08, 2012
    Show notes

    Recorded at the Great British Folk Festival, Butlin's Skegness, December 2012. Phil Widdows interviews John Watterson (aka Fake Thackray) and Peter Knight from Gigspanner, Feast Of Fiddles and Steeleye Span.

    For further info see the FolkCast websiteGBBF Interviews 004


    FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 003 - Roy Mette, Triangle, Sue Marchant Dec 08, 2012
    Show notes

    Interviews recorded at the Great British Folk Festival 2012 at Butlin's, Skegness, with Roy Mette and Triangle, and event compere Sue Marchant. Plus music from Roy Mette and Jake Thackray.
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    For further details see FolkCast


    FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 002 - Patsy Matheson, Gordon Giltrap Dec 06, 2012
    Show notes

    The second interview podcast recorded at the Great British Folk Festival, Butlin's, Skegness, December 2012. We chat to Patsy Matheson and Gordon Giltrap.FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 002


    FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 001 - Ashley Hutchings, Simon Care & Blair Dunlop Dec 05, 2012
    Show notes

    The first in a special series of podcasts featuring interviews recorded at the Great British Folk Festival 2012. We chat backstage to Ashley Hutchings and Simon Care of The Morris On Band, and Ashley's son Blair Dunlop on his solo career and work with the new Albion Band.

    FolkCast Blast - GBFF Interviews 001

    For further info see the FolkCast website


    FolkCast 080 - November 2012 Nov 10, 2012
    Show notes

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    November is the month of memories, and in an opening section we pay tribute to the dead of all wars, with six songs from various viewpoints of war through history.

    Later in the show our folk historian, Babba, lights the fuse on the story of Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot – an infamous event remembered annually with fireworks and bonfires. And there's a specially-written song to commemmorate "the last man to enter Parliament with honest intentions".

    We also remind you that the end of November is time for the Great British Folk Festival, so we preview the event with music from some of the artists appearing this year.
    Never A Soldier by Duncan McCrone
    Born To Be A Soldier by Gary Cordice
    Tommy by Peter Bellamy
    King And Country by Seth Lakeman and The BBC Concert Orchestra
    Coming Home by Show Of Hands
    Fourteen Hundred Hours by Talis Kimberley
    Huzzah! by Jamie Smith's Mabon
    Roll Out The Black by Feral Mouth
    Pretty Nancy Of Yarmouth by Feast Of Fiddles
    The Lover's Ghost by Fay Hield & The Hurricane Party
    Shining Morn by Gordon Giltrap
    This Time by Merry Hell
    The Story Behind The Song: An Honest Man by Carys & Rosemary (Babba tells the story of The Gunpowder Plot)
    Loch Tay Boat Song by Amber Road

    See the ShowNotes at http://www.folkcast.co.uk for full details and links.


    FolkCast 079 - October 2012 Oct 30, 2012
    Show notes

    In this month-ending show for October 2012 there is a subtle mood of menace for the mysterious season, with strange tales of a modern woodland battle, of blazing bonfires, punch-ups with army recruiting parties, of deadly border raids and of a real life medical man who may not have been all he seemed... Music in this show:

      Leaves Of Gold by FolkLaw
      Bonfires by Garforth and Myers
      Are We There Yet? by Hadrian's Union
      Dance Around The Fire by The Halstead Clan
      Crinkle Drive by Dodson And Fogg
      Girl In A Room (remix) by Antiqcool
      Arthur McBride/Graeme McDowell's by The Ralf Weirauch Trio
      She Moved Through The Fair by Maeve Mackinnon
      Willow Tree by Galley Beggar
      A Quarter Hour Of Fame by The Albion Band
      Doctor James by Gilmour & Roberts
      Black Is The Colour by Blair Dunlop
      Icy Shivers by Mulholland & Ward
      The Raiders by Maddy Prior with Hannah James and Giles Lewin
      For full details and links see http://www.folkcast.co.uk/ShowNotes/shownotes079.html
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    FolkCast Interview 009 - Ken Nicol - Historic Events is the subject - Oct 2012 Oct 28, 2012
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    An exclusive interview with guitarist, composer, playwright, singer and songwriter (and regular FolkCast co-presenter) Ken Nicol on the release of his album Historic Events and other subjects. Phil Widdows chats to Ken about all the tracks on the album, and we hear excerpts of all of the songs and instrumentals:

      A Woman's Work Is Never Done
      10 Pound Poms
      She's Walking
      A Waltz With Alice
      Demon Of The Well
      Let The Wind Blow My Prayers
      Old School Days
      The Beautiful Truth
      The Shot That Killed Three
      The Complete Banker
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