Show notes
FolkCast: the podcast that brings you the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.
We're back, baby! The start of a new season and we reveal plans for future FolkCasts. Then we go to the races, go down the mines, take to the ocean, search for passage through the ice and sail the stars. There are daft dogs and dirty dogs and Old Blind Dogs, and we finish in a honking great big mucky lorry! Who dares to say that folk music is boring?
FolkCast is produced and presented by 'Folkie' Phil Widdows
Music featured:
Yours For Eternity
by Steve Dagleish
from the album “Yours For Eternity” (2016)
Grand National
by Captain Of The Lost Waves
from the album “Hidden Gems” (2016)
Creeping Jane
by Steeleye Span
from the album “Cogs, Wheels And Lovers” (2009)
Another Lost Sailor
by Chris Manasseh
from the album “The Sun Destroys The Sky” (2017)
The Bonny Ship The Diamond
by Alex Cumming & Nicola Beazley
from the album “Across The Water” (2017)
THE STORY BEHIND MY SONG
The Mines Of The Tamar
by Andy Harding
digital release (2016)
Eee Aye Ah Cud Hew
by Stew Simpson
from the album “From Here: English Folk Field Recordings” (2017)
In Time Of 'The Breaking Of Nations'
by Triangle
from the album "This Will Go On The Same" (2016)
SOUNDBITE
We visit Rhyl Folk Club in company of Andrew Weighill-Richards
featuring:
Northumbrian Tunes by Mountain Oyster Band
and Northwest Passage by Mike Hawkins
both from the album “The Tynewydd Sessions” recorded live at the club (2016)
Eleanor’s Dream
by Fairport Convention
from the album “50:50@50” (2017)
A Ring On Her Hand
by Old Blind Dogs
from the album “Room With A View”
Sir Patrick Spens
by Martin Carthy
from the album “Signs Of Life” (1998)
INSANELY MENTAL INSTRUMENTAL
Holding The Whippet
by Ewan Macpherson
from the album “Fetch” (2016)
Day Became You
by Ian Roland
from the EP “Day Became You” (2017)
Doggie Song
by Geoff Lakeman
from the album “After All These Years” (2016)
Dirt Dust Lorries And Noise
by Home Service
from the album “A New Ground” (2016)
For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk
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