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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 110 - July 2015 Jul 20, 2015
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    FolkCast: the podcast that brings you the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.

    This month we REWIND to bring you more music from some of the albums released over the last 12 months and more.

    FolkCast is produced and presented by Folkie Phil Widdows FolkCast 110 - July 2015 − Music featured:

    English Folk Song Suite (Part 1) by TradArrr
    from the album "Cautionary Tales" (released June 2015)

    The Sailor's Farewell by Ange Hardy
    from the album "The Lament Of The Black Sheep" (released September 2014)

    Sailor Go Down by Reg Meuross
    from the album "England Green & England Grey" (released September 2014)

    Sea Shanty For Bessie Harker by Heg & The Wolf Chorus
    from the EP "A Tale Of Sailors" (released November 2014)

    The Laxey Reels by Barrule
    from the album "Manannan's Cloak" (released May 2015)

    King Of The River by Skinner & T'witch
    from the album "Rise" (released October 2014)

    Die Die Die by Buffo's Wake
    from the album "Carniphobia" (released October 2014)

    Aye Fly by The Demon Barbers
    from the album "Disco At The Tavern" (released March 2015)

    Upward Spiral / Brink by The Urban Folk Quartet
    from the album "The Escape" (released May 2015)

    The Workhouse by Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar
    from the album "The Call" (released July 2014)

    Old Tobacco Tin by Fabian Holland
    from the album "A Day Like Tomorrow" (released April 2015)

    Big Bad Betsy by KC Barber
    from the album "We'll See A Beautiful Day" (released March 2015)

    Small Town Princess by Jane Thomason
    from the album "September Road" (released September 2014)

    Old Molly Oxford / The Princess Royal by James Delarre and Saul Rose
    from the album "Cabin Fever" (released February 2014)

    The Bold Princess Royal by Pete Coe and Alice Jones
    from the album "The Search For Five Finger Frank" (released April 2014)

    Lyonness by The Sea Kings
    from the album "The Sea Kings" (released December 2014)

    Sibelious by Mather Robinson Band
    from the album "A Carousel Of Fools" (released June 2015)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast 109 - June 2015 Jun 14, 2015
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    FolkCast 109 - June 2015

    New releases from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music, plus a couple of previews and a classic track, too!

    MUSIC FEATURED

    You Should Have Been There
    by The Mather-Robinson Band
    from the album "A Carousel Of Fools" (2015)

    Can't Find The Cure
    by Skerryvore
    from the album "Decade" (2015)

    The On On / The Getaway / Control Zed
    by The Urban Folk Quartet
    from the album "The Escape" (2015)

    Don't Stop
    by Ken Nicol
    from the album "Things" (to be released September 2015)

    Bill Bixby
    by Eric Peter Schwartz
    from the album "Casual Ghosts" (2015)

    Row You Up River
    by Maple Bee
    from the album "Little Victories" (2015)

    Your Love Is A Weapon
    by Sandy Kilpatrick
    from the album "The Shaman's Call" (2015)

    Two Magicians
    by The Dovetail Trio
    from the album "Wing Of Evening" (to be released September 2015)

    Lifeboat
    by The Sea Kings
    from the album "The Sea Kings" (2015)

    Icebreaker
    by Seafoxes
    Online demo (2015)

    The Journey
    by Riotous Assembly
    from the album "Magna Carta And All That..." (2015)

    Babba presents
    The Story Behind The Song
    The Grand Conversation On Napoleon
    by Martin & Eliza Carthy
    from the album "The Moral Of The Elephant" (2015)

    Plains Of Waterloo
    by Little Johnny England
    from the album "Tournament Of Shadows" (2009)

    Song For Larry
    by Hot Tamale
    from the album "Sunnyland"

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast Summer Sizzler 2015 Jun 02, 2015
    Show notes

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    The Soundtrack for the Season!

    Grab your picnic blanket or a folding chair and enjoy more than an hour
    of superb sounds to keep you sizzling all summer long

    Summer Is A-Comin' by Merry Hell, from the album "The Ghost In Our House And Other Stories" (2015)

    Sun Song by Laura Veirs, from the album "Warp And Weft" (2013)

    "A few days by the sea…" Newsreels, (1950s)

    English Seaside Postcards by Paul McGladdery and Gaynor Wilson, recorded especially for FolkCast (2015)

    Picnic by Peter Knight's Gigspanner, from the album "Doors At Eight (Live)" (2011)

    Haymaking by Dora Greenwell

    Country Life by Whapweasel, from the album "Festivalis" (2012)

    Summerfly by Teresa Doyle and Doug Riley, from the album "Summerfly" (2004)

    "Oh boy, Lake Platatuki!", from 'It's Higgins, Sir!' American Radio Show (1951)

    Lake Song by The Decemberists, from the album "What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World" (2014)

    Lilac Time by Anne-Marie Sanderson, from the EP "Shadows & Sparks" (2015)

    "I've always loved the idea of summer and sun and all things hot…", from the film "Frozen" (2013)

    Wonderful Day by Lee Maddison, from the album "Weightless" (2014)

    Underneath A Blue And Cloudess Sky by Seasick Steve, from the album "You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks" (2011)

    Sunshine Saturday by David Dee Moore, from the album "The Sun, The Moon, The Stars… and Other Moving Objects" (2013)

    The Swallow by Thomas Aird

    Swallows by Abbie Lathe, from the album "Low Summer" (2011)

    Summer! Rain!, from British newsreel (1954)

    Rain by Miranda Sykes & Rex Preston, from the album "Miranda Sykes & Rex Preston" (2012)

    "…atomic bombs, flying saucers or the eclipse!", British newsreel (1954)

    Caught In The Rain by Steve Knightley, from the album "Track Of Words - Retraced" (2009)

    The Weather Forecast, from British newsreels (1947)

    Weatherman by Stormy Mondays, from the EP "On My Radio" (2010)

    Lazybones by Joe Brown (with Sam Brown), from the album "The Very Best of Joe Brown: 50th Anniversary" (2008)

    How Can I Compare Thee? by Skinner And T'witch, from the album "Rise" (2015)

    "Thinking of Europe", from 'Our Miss Brooks' Summer Vacation', American Radio, 1955

    Forest Of Summer by Fairytale, from the album "Forest Of Summer" (2015)

    Solstice Call by Gaia Consort, from the album "Evolve" (2004)

    Wickerman by Damh The Bard, from the album "Sabbat" (2015)

    Head Home by Blackmailed & Bereft, single release (2014)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast 108 - May 2015 May 03, 2015
    Show notes

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    FolkCast is the UK's original independent podcast dedicated to folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.
    Presented and produced by croaky Folkie Phil Widdows.

    MUSIC FEATURED

    Hearts Of Oak by Terence Blacker
    from the album "Lovely Little Games" (2012)

    Jock Hawk's Adventures In Glasgow by Robyn Stapleton
    from the album "Fickle Fortune" (2015)

    Spider's by The Peatbog Faeries
    from the album "Blackhouse" (2015)

    Between The Pines by Rura
    from the album "Despite The Dark" (2105)

    Nottamun Town / Pretty Polly by TradArrr
    from the album "Cautionary Tales" (2015)

    The King Of The Sea (Ree NY Marrey) by Barrule
    from the album "Manannan's Cloak" (2105)

    Colli Llanwddyn by The Foxglove Trio
    from the album "These Gathered Branches" (2015)

    The River by Fabian Holland
    from the album "A Day Like Tomorrow" (2015)

    You Want Holy War You Got It by James Black
    unreleased (2015)

    Warface by Mike Reinstein
    from the album "A Long March Home" (2015)

    Hope by Ian Roland
    from the album "How That Dust Jumps" (2015)

    The Week Before Easter by Peter Knight's Gigspanner
    from the album "Layers Of Ages"(2015)

    Babba presents The Story Behind The Song
    Where Is Colin? by David Hughes
    from the box set "Cropredy Capers" (2004)
    Being the true tale of how one Fairport Convention fan got to be on-stage at the Cropredy Festival ... posthumously! And then vanished...

    Peggy Airey by Gilmore & Roberts
    (from their forthcoming album to be released in September 2015)

    Rubber Chicken by Chad Mason
    from the album "May 14 And More" (2015)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast 107 - April 2015 Apr 09, 2015
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    The April 2015 podcast from FolkCast: the home of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.

    This month: a torrent of great new music from some of our favourite artists, plus some names new to us. Babba tells the Story Behind one of the best folk songs of the 20th Century, and we pay tribute to a folk music hero who has recently passed away.

    Song On The Times by Mawkin
    from the album "The Ties That Bind" (2015)

    Ain't No Trouble by Luke Jackson
    from the EP "This Family Tree" (2015)

    Murder In Trust by Tom Fitton
    from the EP "The Marsh Road And Other Tales" (2015)

    My Home by The Moon Band
    from the album "The Moon Band" (2105)

    Song For Home by Heg & The Wolf Chorus
    from the EP "Make It Rain" (2015)

    Home by Fairport Convention
    from the album "Myths And Heroes" (2015)

    Ranzo by The Demon Barbers
    from the album "Disco At The Tavern" (2015)

    Amant Volage by Le Vent Du Nord
    from the album "Tetu" (2015)

    Time Machine by Damh The Bard
    from the album "Sabbat" (2015)

    The Line by Roseanna Ball
    from the album "Geography" (2014)

    Babba presents The Story Behind The Song:

    And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda by Eric Bogle (1971)

    Heaven's Inside You by James J Turner
    from the EP "Singer-Songwriter" (May 1st 2015)

    The Smasher by Rura
    from the album "Despite The Dark" (2015)

    Can't Keep From Crying
    by John Renbourn
    (1944-2015 R.I.P)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

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    FolkCast 106 - March 2015 Mar 14, 2015
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    The March 2015 podcast from FolkCast, featuring new releases from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.

    Feed Your Soul by Merry Hell, from the album "The Ghost In Our House and Other Stories" (2015)

    Sailor's Tale by Two Coats Colder, from the album "Unseen Highway" (2015)

    The Northern Mile by Orphan Jane, single release (2015)

    Pittsburg It Is by Russell Joslin, from the album "Harlequins" (2015)

    The College by Vin Garbutt, from the album "Synthetic Hues" (2014)

    Blue Spiral Screams by Fay Brotherhood, from the album "The F Spot Femmes Fatales" (2015)

    The Weather And The Tide by The Moonbeams, from the album "Watching Wildlife" (2015)

    Faith by Emi McDade, single release (2015) - video

    Babba presents The Story Behind The Song
    King Of The Coiners by Steve Tilston, from the album "Ziggurat" (2008)

    No Money by Merry Hell, from the album "The Ghost In Our House and Other Stories" (2015)

    New Anything/St Catherine's by Leveret, from the album "New Anything" (2015)

    People Who Care by Steve Pledger, from the album "Striking Matches In The Wind" (April, 2015)

    Westminster by Tim Jones & The Dark Lanterns, from the album "St. Giles Bowl" (2015)

    Looking For Something That Isn't There by Elliott Morris, from the EP "It Seemed To Make Sense At The Time" (2015)

    In memory of Terry Pratchett
    We Shall Wear Midnight by Steeleye Span, from the album "Wintersmith" (2013)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast - March Into May 2015 Mar 02, 2015
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    A podcast all about the wonders of Spring.

    Good news! You've survived the winter! Let's celebrate the coming of Spring with FolkCast's March Into May 2015, a progression in music and verse from the slow departure of old man winter to the birth of the summer. And in Spring, my fancy turns to just one thing! Anyone fancy a ride on my pogo stick?

    Spring Song by Charlie Chaplin, from the film "Limelight" (1952)

    Written In Green by Bella Hardy, single release (2011)

    Exile Of The Winter King by Phil Widdows (2015) featuring Looking Through by Mike Vass, from the album "DecemberWell" (2012)

    Come The Springtime by Lee Maddison, from the album "Weightless" (2012)

    "Everybody discovered it was Spring…" radio broadcast (March 1947)

    First Light Of Spring by Luka Bloom, from the album "Innocence" (2005)

    Gloomy Winter's Noo Awa' by North Atlantic Trio, from the album "Some Part Of Something" (2013)

    Echoes From The Gates Of Darkness by Darren Sant

    Spring Warning by Terence Blacker, released online

    "Spring, Spring, you lovely thing…" Harold Peary as The Great Gildersleeve (radio, March 28th 1943)

    Spring Song by Laura Veirs, from the album "Hello I Must Be Going" (2012)

    Spring Season by Amazing Blondel, from the album "Evensong" (1970)

    Farewell Winter by Matthew Tomayko, from the album "Pilgrim Window" (2010)

    The Snows They Melt The Soonest by De-Malebysse (demo)

    Making Maple Syrup ~ Excerpt from "Charles Kuralt's Spring" read by Charles Kuralt (1997)

    Maple Syrup Time by Pete Seeger, from the album "One Meat Ball" (2006)
    Transformation Of Energy by Night An'Fey

    Antlered Crown And Standing Stone by Damh The Bard, from the album "Antlered Crown and Standing Stone" (2012)

    "This is also a story of Spring…" from "Family Theatre" Radio Drama, April 1951.

    April Fool's Day by S.J. Tucker, from the album "Blessings" (2008)

    April Come She Will by Tracy Grammer, from the album "Book of Sparrows" (2008)

    Easter Sunday can occur anytime between March 22nd and April 25th…

    The Rochdale Coconut Dance by Threepenny Bit, from the album "Pantomime Cannon" (2014)

    April Song by Jolly Jack, from the album " Seasons, Ceremonies & Rituals- The Calendar In Traditional Song" (2006)

    April Friend by Nancy Kerr & James Fagan, from the album "Strands Of Gold" (2006)

    Shropshire Lad: Cherry Trees by A. E. Housman (1887)

    Cherry Blossom by Paul McGladdery, released online (2014)

    “What’s it like being in love..?” - radio show (March 1947)

    Spring Cleaning by Fats Waller, (originally release 1937)

    "…Lamb Bites Wolf…", excerpt from British Newsreel (1949)

    One Morning In May by Kyle Carey, Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker, from the EP "One Morning In May" (2013)

    Sumer Is Incumen In by Richard Thompson, from the album "1000 Years Of Popular Music" (

    One Man's Morris / Ampthill Sunrise by Life And Times, from the album "Charivari" (2001)

    The Beltane Fire Dance by Beltane Border Morris

    Cotton Hill by Fairytale, from the album "Forest Of Summer" (2015)

    "The Cuckoo comes in April…" Traditional rhyme

    First Cuckoo Of Spring by Danni Nicholls, from the album "A Little Redemption" (2013)

    Weaving The Summer by Spiral Dance, from the album "The Quickening" (2006)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast 105 - February 2015 Feb 04, 2015
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    The February 2015 podcast from FolkCast, featuring new releases from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.

    Presented and produced by Phil Widdows

    Wake The Dead by Joe Innes & The Cavalcade
    from the album "Folkroom Presents Anthology Three" (2015)

    Fire by King Eider
    (single release - February 23rd 2015)

    The Farmer's Bride by Jemima Farey (unreleased)

    Susie by Gareth Lee and Annie Baylis
    from the EP "A Little Light" (2014)

    Wreckers by The Changing Room
    single release 2015

    Jackdaw Rising and Yellowstone by Sarah McQuaid
    from the album "Walking Into White" (2015)

    Scottish Reels by Ian Carmichael
    from the album "Ten Years On" (2015)

    Francie Manus Byrne's/Bill The Weaver's by Skipper's Alley
    from the album "Skipper's Alley" (2015)

    Fast Dance by Tom Kitching
    from the album "Interloper" (March 2015)

    Grim And Grimy Folk
    Six Dukes by Mishaped Pearls
    from the album "Thamesis" (2014)

    The Story Behind The Song
    presented by Babba
    "Caraboo"
    featuring Queen Caraboo by Martin & Eliza Carthy, from the album "The Moral Of The Elephant" (2014)
    and Princess Caraboo by Freshly Ground, from the album "The Good Red Earth" (2013)

    My Friends Are Rich by India Electric Co.
    from the album "The Girl I Left Behind Me" (2015)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast 104 - January 2015 Jan 09, 2015
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    FolkCast - the podcast that brings you the latest sounds from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and other roots-type musical genres.

    Theme Music: Fisherman's Priest by Ken Nicol
    Produced and presented by Folkie Phil Widdows

    Sons Of The Soil (The Ploughboys' Song) by Garry Blakeley
    from the album "The Wheel Of The Year" (2012)

    Calm Your Demons by Nick Edward Harris
    from the album "The Tall Trees" (2015)

    Ain't No Grave by Zeptepi
    (live version on the EP "Live 07​.​06​.​2014")

    Rags And Bones by Jo Carley and The Old Dry Skulls
    from the EP "Rags And Bones" (2014)

    Hanging Johnny/Nail 'Em Up by Jay Terrestrial and Firepit Collective
    from the album "To The Lost" (2014)

    The Folk Laureate

    The Ballad of Blaster Jack by Dave Alton
    (An original poem inspired by true events)
    with Sandblaster's Blues by Terry Easton
    from the album "Claremont 2:05pm"

    Take Me To The Sea by The Reid Jamieson Band
    from the album "Juniper's Kitchen" (2014)

    Mori No Kuma San (The Bear in The Woods) by Sean Moyses and Ken Aoki
    from the album "Plectrum Banjo x 2" (2014)

    Wishfully Dreaming by John Jenkins
    Unreleased

    Right Here by Daria Kulesh
    from the album "Eternal Child" (2015)

    Shadows & Sparks by Anne-Marie Sanderson
    from the EP "Shadows & Sparks" (2015)

    Babba presents The Story Behind The Song

    Too Close To The Wind
    Song written by Stuart Marson, performed by Bandersnatch
    from the album "Round And Round" (2006)

    Farewell by Skipinnish
    from the album "Western Ocean" (2014)

    For full details and links to artists’ websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk


    FolkCast Festive Selection Box 2014 Dec 08, 2014
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    The FolkCast Festive Selection Box - bursting with good things for the season of Christmas, Yule and Saturnalia, with specially selected music and readings.

    Produced and presented by Folkie Phil Widdows featuring Babba and special guest star Ashley Hutchings with an exclusive appearance by Santa Claus.

    Introduction (from "Santa's Workshop" 1932)
    Could It Be Christmas by Jon Lindsay, single release (2011)
    "Aren't we forgetting the true meaning of Christmas? You know, the birth of Santa!" ~ Bart Simpson.
    The Reindeer Boogie by Hank Snow, single release (1953)
    Sleigh Ride by Christmas Accordion, single release , with "Sly Little Santa" by Mrs CS Stone (1912) .
    Father Christmas Down Hounslow High Street by Robb Johnson & The Irregulars – from the album "The Ghost Of Love - A Christmas Song Suite" (2009)
    St Benedict's Christmas Fair by Lisa Redford, single release (2013)
    "Shoes", written and read by Ashley Hutchings, with Christmas Shoes by Saxophone Dreamsound, from the album Sax Christmas (2014) into All I Want For Christmas Is Some Rockin' Shoes by Johnny Aitken, single release (2009)
    "If 'ifs' and 'buts' were candles and nuts we'd all have a merry Christmas!"
    Christmas At Sea by The Longest Johns, from the EP "Christmas At Sea" (2013)
    Winter by John Smith, from the album The Fox And The Monk (2006)
    Christmas In No Man's Land by Maggie Boyle, from the album "Won't You Come Away" (2012)
    Silent Night by Andrews Massey, from the album Make Merry (2013) with "The Star", written and read by Ashley Hutchings.
    Silent Night by Anne Marie Sanderson, single release (2014) with all proceeds to Amnesty International.
    Someone by Barry Allen, from the album "Where The Heart Is" (2012)
    Keep The Flame by Johnny Coppin, single release (2011),
    This Time Of Year (Second Version) by Runrig, from the album Stepping Down The Glory Road (2013)
    "The Queen's Christmas Message" read by Babba.
    Christmas Rose by Blackheart, single release (2012)
    "Burn Logs Burn" written and read by Ashley Hutchings into Burn Logs Burn, by The Albion Christmas Band, from the album "A Sound In The Frosty Air" (2011)
    Footprints by Bella Hardy, from the album Bright Morning Star (2012)
    "Smoking Bishop" read by Phil & Babba, to Punch by Lunasa, from the album "The Kinnitty Sessions" (2004)
    "Eggnog 1887" read by Babba & Phil.
    Who Spiked The Eggnog? by Straight No Chaser, from the album "Christmas Cheers" (2009)
    The Little Drummer Boy by Ringo Starr, from the album I Wanna Be Santa Claus (1999)
    Carol Of The Bells by Marillion, single release (2014)
    "Extract from 'Orlando' by Virginia Woolf", written and read by Ashley Hutchings.
    God Rest Ye by Andrews Massey, from the album Make Merry (2013)
    "Tinsel" read by Phil & Babba
    Snow White Lies by Zoe Wren, from the album The FolkStock Christmas Present (2014)
    "Boxing Day" read by Phil & Babba
    The Wren Boys' Song by Nowell Sing We Clear, from the album "Nowell Sing We Four" (2007)
    Good King Wenceslas by Vicki Swan & Jonny Dyer, from the album "A Sound Of Christmas Past" (2014)
    Send Phil Some Brandy by Wood, Wire And Words - specially recorded for FolkCast (2014)

    For full details and links to artists' websites, see the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

    Merry Christmas from Everyone at FolkCast. It's our finger in YULE ear!


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