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FCC14logo — **FolkCast's Preview of Fairport's Cropredy Convention 2014** Jun 22, 2014
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FolkCast's preview of Fairport's Cropredy Convention 2014: the fabulous music festival in the heart of England
presented by the founding fathers of British folk-rock Fairport Convention.

The festival runs from August 7-9 in Cropredy, Oxfordshire, England.

THE PODCAST PROGRAMME

FolkCast Theme Music: Fisherman's Priest by Ken Nicol

*Podcast presented and produced by Phil Widdows*

In interview: *Mr Dave "Peggy" Pegg*, of Fairport Convention, a festival organiser

featuring excerpts from the following music:

Joe Broughton's Conservatoire Folk Ensemble recorded live in rehearsal
Jura Wedding Reels by Capercaillie
Deja Vu by Steve Hackett
Fisherman's Blues by The Waterboys
Leanabh an Oir by The Mischa Macpherson Trio
Who Knows Where The Time Goes by Deborah Rose
Eyes Of A Stranger by Edwina Hayes
Fire by Benjamin Folke Thomas
Hammer It Flat by The Churchfitters
The Horizon, Me And You by The Travelling Band
Circle Square by The Wonder Stuff
The Sideboard Song by Chas & Dave
Astronomy Domine by The Australian Pink Floyd Show
Devil In The Kitchen by Blackbeard's Tea Party
My Name Is London Town by Reg Meuross
Houses Are Burning by Tree Top Fliers
As I Roved Out by Cara Dillon
Under The Sun by Marillion
On The Border by Al Stewart
Meet On The Ledge by Fairport Convention

FolkCast 097 - June 2014 May 28, 2014

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Come with us on a journey studded with audio illusions: FolkCast 097 logo
Americana that's not from America…
A strange hunting accident in which the victim's ghost appears as a witness for the defence…
Romans from Croatia in the Lake District…
Three songs with no words…
Blood in the kitchen, blood in the hall…
And we march from the Highlands in the company of Bonnie Prince Charlie to hear a song that's all about him, but not in favour of him…
All this and more in a mind-expanding edition of … FolkCast!

Music featured:
The Devil's Backbone by The Knights Of Mentis
from the album "New Pound Coin"

Take Me For A Ride by Wood, Wire and Words
from the album "Riding The Rails"

Jimmy by Mishaped Pearls
from the album "Thamesis"

Vankarin Polska / Shotgun by Bright Season
from the album "Bright Season"

Come What May by Clutching At Straws
from the album "Come What May"

The Sea by Ninebarrow
from the album "When The Blackthorn Burns"

First Europeans by Rainbow Chasers
from the album "Chimes At Midnight"

Rolling Down This Roman Road by Steve Tilston
from the album "Such & Such"

Bulgarian Red by Stooshie
from the album "Stydd"

Wranglin' by 3 Boxes
from the album "Strings Attached"

Fear of Askaval by Damian Helliwell's Metta
from the album "Metta"

Grim And Grimy Folk:
Long Lankin by Blackbeard's Tea Party
from the album "Whip Jamboree"

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song:
Charlie Is My Darling by Eddi Reader
from the album "Eddi Reader Sings the Songs of Robert Burns"

Dusty Roads by Jon Budworth
from the EP "Trees Turn To Fire"

How High The Mountain by George Boomsma
single release

On Periglis Sands by The Rough Island Band
from the album "On All Sides"

Will Ye No Come Back Again? by Haddo
from the album "Borderlands"

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

beach-sizzler slogan — **FolkCast Summer Sizzler 2014** May 16, 2014
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The Summer Sizzler 2014 from FolkCast

The Soundtrack of the Season!

Pull up a beach chair, help yourself to barbecue and beer, and enjoy 80 minutes of sizzling summer sounds from FolkCast,
home of the best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music!

Presented and produced by Phil Widdows with interjections from Babba

*Contents*
**Sing A Song Of Summer** by John Martyn from the album "The Tumbler"

**Springtime Promises** by Pentangle, from the album "Basket Of Light"

"Aaah, summer - that long anticipated stretch of lazy, lingering days, free of responsibility and rife with possibility. It's a time to hunt for insects, master handstands, practice swimming strokes, conquer trees, explore nooks and crannies, and make new friends." - Darell Hammond

**Meet You In The Summer** by Chris Hardy, from the album "Health To Your Hands"

*"In the Bible when it rained for 40 days and 40 nights they called it a disaster. In England, we call it summer…"* - Anon

**Right As Rain** by Peter Lacey, from the album "Last Leaf"

*“At the beach, life is different. A day moves not from hour to hour but leaps from mood to moment. We go with the currents, plan around the tides, follow the sun."* - Sandy Gingras.

**Sun Golden Sun** by The Tansads, from the album "Rough And Ready: The Early Years"

**Atoms** by Runrig, from the album "Everything You See"

**Summer** by Broadfoot, from the album "Straight Between Us"

*"It's summer, and that can only mean one thing: it's time to find out what my friends with swimming pools have been up to since last summer…"* - Anon

**The Swimming Song** by Fairport Convention, from the album "Old, New, Borrowed, Blue"

*"I go for a short swim at least once or twice every day. It's either that or buy a new golf ball!"* - Gene Perret

**I Have Lately Learned To Swim** by 3 Boxes, from the album "Strings Attached"

**In The Summertime** by The Peddlers, from the album "Three For All"

*"Deep summer is when laziness finds respectability."* — Sam Keen

**Inverary Summer Nights** by The Clydesiders, from the album "Scottish Folk Songs Of The West"

**Stars Over Cloughanover** by The Saw Doctors, single release.

**Skylark** by Moonrakers, from the album Beneath The Snow
- with *To A Skylark* (excerpt) by John Clare, read by Michael Sheen

**Summer Fires** by Ninebarrow, from the album "While The Blackthorn Burns"

**Dunstable Downs** by Life And Times, from the album "Charivari"
- with *Summer Solstice Song*, written by Sophie Watson, performed by Frejya's Fire

**Noon Of The Solstice** by Damh The Bard, from the album "Spirit Of Albion"
**Lush Green Leaves** by Paul McGladdery, from the album "Northwing Sessions 2013"

"Summer is the time when one sheds one's tensions with one's clothes, and the right kind of day is jewelled balm for the battered spirit. A few of those days and you can become drunk with the belief that all's right with the world." - Ada Louise Huxtable

**Down By The Greenwood** by Golden Bough, from the album "Contemporary Songs: The Night Wind"

**The Way Through The Woods** by David Gibb & Elly Lucas, from the album "Up Through The Woods"

*Summer Outing to Heaton Park*, by Ewan MacColl

**This Time** by Merry Hell, from the album "BLINK ... And You'll Miss It"

*"Summer afternoon — summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language."* - Henry James

**Postcard From Summer** (instrumental) by Sebastian Owen, download release

*"Now let's find our own thrill…"* - 1946 newsreel

**Wonderland** by House Of Hats, from the album "This Love"

**Dog Days** by Locomotive Ghost, from the EP "Summer"

**The Summer Lady** by Steeleye Span, from the album "Wintersmith"

*Keep focused on FolkCast for the best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music … all year round!*

Sizzlertextlogoonblackembossed — **FolkCast Summer Sizzler 2014** May 16, 2014
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The Summer Sizzler 2014 from FolkCast

The Soundtrack of the Season!

Pull up a beach chair, help yourself to barbecue and beer, and enjoy 80 minutes of sizzling summer sounds from FolkCast,
home of the best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music!

Presented and produced by Phil Widdows with interjections from Babba

*Contents*
**Sing A Song Of Summer** by John Martyn from the album "The Tumbler"

**Springtime Promises** by Pentangle, from the album "Basket Of Light"

"Aaah, summer - that long anticipated stretch of lazy, lingering days, free of responsibility and rife with possibility. It's a time to hunt for insects, master handstands, practice swimming strokes, conquer trees, explore nooks and crannies, and make new friends." - Darell Hammond

**Meet You In The Summer** by Chris Hardy, from the album "Health To Your Hands"

*"In the Bible when it rained for 40 days and 40 nights they called it a disaster. In England, we call it summer…"* - Anon

**Right As Rain** by Peter Lacey, from the album "Last Leaf"

*“At the beach, life is different. A day moves not from hour to hour but leaps from mood to moment. We go with the currents, plan around the tides, follow the sun."* - Sandy Gingras.

**Sun Golden Sun** by The Tansads, from the album "Rough And Ready: The Early Years"

**Atoms** by Runrig, from the album "Everything You See"

**Summer** by Broadfoot, from the album "Straight Between Us"

*"It's summer, and that can only mean one thing: it's time to find out what my friends with swimming pools have been up to since last summer…"* - Anon

**The Swimming Song** by Fairport Convention, from the album "Old, New, Borrowed, Blue"

*"I go for a short swim at least once or twice every day. It's either that or buy a new golf ball!"* - Gene Perret

**I Have Lately Learned To Swim** by 3 Boxes, from the album "Strings Attached"

**In The Summertime** by The Peddlers, from the album "Three For All"

*"Deep summer is when laziness finds respectability."* — Sam Keen

**Inverary Summer Nights** by The Clydesiders, from the album "Scottish Folk Songs Of The West"

**Stars Over Cloughanover** by The Saw Doctors, single release.

**Skylark** by Moonrakers, from the album Beneath The Snow
- with *To A Skylark* (excerpt) by John Clare, read by Michael Sheen

**Summer Fires** by Ninebarrow, from the album "While The Blackthorn Burns"

**Dunstable Downs** by Life And Times, from the album "Charivari"
- with *Summer Solstice Song*, written by Sophie Watson, performed by Frejya's Fire

**Noon Of The Solstice** by Damh The Bard, from the album "Spirit Of Albion"
**Lush Green Leaves** by Paul McGladdery, from the album "Northwing Sessions 2013"

"Summer is the time when one sheds one's tensions with one's clothes, and the right kind of day is jewelled balm for the battered spirit. A few of those days and you can become drunk with the belief that all's right with the world." - Ada Louise Huxtable

**Down By The Greenwood** by Golden Bough, from the album "Contemporary Songs: The Night Wind"

**The Way Through The Woods** by David Gibb & Elly Lucas, from the album "Up Through The Woods"

*Summer Outing to Heaton Park*, by Ewan MacColl

**This Time** by Merry Hell, from the album "BLINK ... And You'll Miss It"

*"Summer afternoon — summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language."* - Henry James

**Postcard From Summer** (instrumental) by Sebastian Owen, download release

*"Now let's find our own thrill…"* - 1946 newsreel

**Wonderland** by House Of Hats, from the album "This Love"

**Dog Days** by Locomotive Ghost, from the EP "Summer"

**The Summer Lady** by Steeleye Span, from the album "Wintersmith"

*Keep focused on FolkCast for the best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music … all year round!*

folkcast096-May2014logo — **FolkCast 096 - May 2014** Apr 27, 2014
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From the sunny streets of an idealised England to doomed romances both modern and ancient… From a trip to the bathroom to a journey to the Far East… From murderous gangs of lovers to deep-voiced deadly goblins…From a wooden man to a wee man…From the battle of Agincourt to a fight defused by tea and biscuits…It's all in this month's edition of FolkCast!

*The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from the UK and around the world.*

Music featured:
**Sunshine Street**
by The Men With Strong Arms
from the album "Sunshine Street"

**Closer Than You Thought**
by Crafting For Foes
from the EP "Love Is Scorned"

**In The Garden**
by Avital Raz
from the album "The Believer"

**Letting Go**
by Daria Kulesh
from the album "Eternal Child"

**Blackwaterside**
by Crossharbour
from the album "Crossharbour"

**Daisy In The Sun/Trip To The Bathroom**
by Fifteen String Trio
Unreleased track

**Shoe Strings**
by The Rambling Roots
from the EP "The Rambling Roots"

"Grim And Grimy Folk"
**The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow**
by Tammerlin
from the album "Wind Horses"
What's your nomination for the Grimmest, Grimiest folk song there ever was?
Let us know by email and we could feature it in a future edition of FolkCast!

**In The Hall Of The Mountain King**
by Gavin Pennycook
from the album "Octave Fiddle"

**Fantasia On The Yorkshire Anthem**
by Simon Mayor
from the album "The Art Of The Mandolin"

**Bet Beesley & Her Wooden Man**
by Megson
from the album "In A Box"

**Diminutive Man**
by Bridie Jackson & The Arbour
from the album "New Skin"

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song
A tale of blood, mud and diarrhea, being the battle of
**'Agincourt'**
as celebrated in song by
Mather & Robinson
on their 2014 album "In Time"

**Lovely Cup Of Tea**
by The Young 'Uns
from the album "Never Forget"

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

095anim200x — **FolkCast 095 - April 2014** Mar 30, 2014
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Politics leads to tickling, which leads to happiness. The break of day leads to a terrible mining disaster. We go to sea, meet three ghosts, are taken as slaves by moorish pirates and finally go cuckoo. It's all in this episode of FolkCast - the show that breaks the rules!

Music featured:

**The Journeyman** by Pete Morton
*from the album "The Ramblin' And Frappin' Pete Morton"*

**Socialism in Our Time** by Sydney Carter
*from the album "Anthems In Eden"*

**Joanne** by House Of Hats
*from the album "This Love"*

**Ribbons** by The Jones Boys
*from the album "Like the Sun a-Glittering"*

**I'm So Happy** by Billy Brown
*from the EP "Up Against It"*

**Sunrise Ride** by Peter Lacey
*from the album "Last Leaf"*

**The Coming Of The Day** by Adrian Nation
*from the album "Live at Crossroads"*

"Grim And Grimy Folk"
**Trimdon Grange** by Martin Carthy
*from the album "Sweet Wivelsfield"*
**Szanta Oliwska** by Brasy
*from the album "BrasyLive"*

**Soldiers Joy/Floating Candle/The Dutchess** by Will Pound
*from the album "A Cut Above"*

**The Aerial And Taeping** by Hughie Jones
*from the album "Maritime Miscellany"*

**The Lover's Ghost** by Russell Cottier
*from the EP "Byways"*

**Ghost At The Crossroads** by Howlin' Luke Jackson
*from the album "Fumes And Faith"*

**Miss Willmott's Ghost** by Phillip Henry And Hannah Martin
*from the album "Mynd"*

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song
**Lily Of Barbary** by Little Johnny England
*from the album "Tournament Of Shadows"*

**The Cuckoo** by DeMalebysse
*from the album "Gazing Through Trees of Sorrow"*

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

spring14-sq500 — **March Into May! Spring 2014** Mar 14, 2014
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FolkCast's second annual celebration of the season of Spring, as told in music, rhyme and verse. Come on, let's set out now on a journey from the death of Old Man Winter to the dawning of a new summer … on the way we'll visit April and Easter as we March Into May!

The Music and Verse (§)

**Spring Song** by Charlie Chaplin

**First Song Of Spring** by Paul McGladdery

**It May Be Spring But I Still Need A Coat** by The Webb Sisters

§ **Spring** by Ian Bland (written and recorded exclusively for FolkCast)
with **Dance Of The Demon Daffodils** (instrumental) by John Kirkpatrick

**I Saw The Sun Today** by Becky Mills

**Come The Springtime** by Blue Rose Code

§ **Never Mind, March** by Anon

**The Springtime Of The Year** by John Rutter & The Cambridge Singers

**First Spring Day** by Suburban Tribe

**Spring Has Sprung** by George Breakfast

§ *Excerpt from **Two Tramps in Mud Time** by Robert Frost*
with **The Walk Before Easte**r (instrumental) by Martin Simpson

§ **Blackrod Hawthorn** written and spoken by Dogman (aka David Sands)

**One More Day** by Skylark Song

**Snowdrops/Birth** by Maddy Prior

§ **Pace-Egging And Old Tosspot**

**Pace-Egging Time** by The Watersons

§ **Easter** by Bill Hicks

**Easter Snow** by Christy Moore

**It Can't Be So** by Ange Hardy

**Our Stolen Season** by Ashley Hutchings (vocals, Emily Slade)

**Let's Misbehave** by Irving Aaronson & His Commanders

§ *Excerpt from **Jeeves In The Springtime** by PG Wodehouse*

**Poisoning Pigeons In The Park** by Tom Lehrer

**Bleed The Maple** by Emmett Doyle

**Bluebells** by Rosa Rebecka

§ **May Day Approaching…** by Ewan MacColl

**Northill May Song / Mwynen Mai** by Blanche Rowan & Mike Gulston

**The First Of May** (instrumental) by James Bell

**Cuckoo's Nest** by The Morris On Band

§ **May Day In Ducklington** by Cecil Sharp

**Cuckoo's Nest** (instrumental and dance) by Hunter's Moon Morris

**May Morning** by Triangle

§ **Why Spring?** by Phil Widdows

**A Clown's Heart** by Oysterband

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

**In 2014, spring begins with the vernal equinox on March 20 at 4:57pm GMT**

094-hares — **FolkCast 094 - March 2014** Feb 23, 2014
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The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from the UK and around the world.
In this show: New Scottish folk music, the return of Ken Nicol, and the launch of our hunt for the most 'Grim and Grimy' folk songs ever!

Music featured:
**Flash Hard** by Mather & Robinson
from the album "In Time"

**Jock Hawk's Adventures In Glasgow** by Fiona Hunter
from the album "Fiona Hunter"

**Rum** by Ross Ainsley
from the album "Wide Open"

**The Lads Like Beer** by Blazin' Fiddles
from the album "Six"

**Kilmartin Glen Campsite** by Marit And Rona
from the album "Turas"

**Heel And Toe** by Nobodaddy
from the album "Longing For Flight"

**The Manchester Rambler Frap** by Pete Morton
from the album "The Frappin' And Ramblin' Pete Morton"

**Walking In The Footsteps Of Giants** by Harp And A Monkey
from the album "All Life Is Here"

**Houses And Vineyards** by Robin Mitchell
from the EP "Return"

**Another Grey And Grim Old Grimy Day** by John Tams
from the album "Home"

**Beedle Um Bum** by The Jake Leg Jug Band
from the album "Cotton Mouth"

**To My Old Brown Earth** by Pete Seeger & The Cathedral Singers
from the album "Pete"

See the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

**FolkCast's Tribute To Pete Seeger: We Shall Overcome** Jan 29, 2014
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This week the world lost **Pete Seeger**, a true giant of the folk music scene. For seven decades, Pete was at the heart of American folk music and personifies protest music. Here, as a tribute to the great man, we at FolkCast have dipped into our archive to present an edition of our long-running Story Behind The Song feature, to showcase a song that was intimately tied to Pete Seeger throughout his long career.

Originally aired in November 2011, here is FolkCast's history man, Babba, with The Story Behind "We Shall Overcome".

For regular updates from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music, keep focused on FolkCast - at folkcast.co.uk. Search for FolkCast on Facebook and Twitter, and check out our blog at folkcasters.blogspot.co.uk

FolkCast - it's our finger in your ear!

093-Feb14 — **FolkCast 093 - February 2014** Jan 25, 2014
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The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from The UK and around the world.
New year, new music - plus a pause for thought about the true nature of sacrifice.

**The Men With Strong Arms** by The Men With Strong Arms
*from the album "Sunshine Street"*

**We Won't Go Home Tonight** by Leatherat
*from the album "Snake Eyes"*

**Not Peace, But A Sword** by Robin Mitchell
*from the EP "Return"*

**A Beggin' I Will Go** by Nigel Parry
*from the album "Row Out To Your Ship Of Dreams"*

**Father's Footsteps** by Luke Jackson
*from the album "Fumes And Faith"*

**A Precious Place** by Patsy Reid
*from the album "The Brightest Path"*

**Towards The Sun** by Calum Stewart & Heikki Bourgault
*from the album "Hunter's Moon"*

**Drunken Sailor** by Chris Ricketts
*from the album "Outward Bound"*

**The Wicker Man** by Damh The Bard
*single release*

**Buain Ná Rainich (Fairy Love Song)** by Eddi Reader
*from the album "Vagabond"*

**Hate** by Ian Roland
*from the EP "Helicopter"*

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song: **High Germany** by Isambarde

**Room For Company** by Brillig
*from the album "Comrades"*

**Your Time Is Now** by Ralf Dee
*from the album "Your Time Is Now"*

See the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

092-Dec13 — **FolkCast 092 - December 2013** Dec 21, 2013
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An end-of-year special: more songs by some of the artists featured on FolkCast throughout 2013

*Presented and Produced by Phil Widdows*

**Music:**
**Marching Through The Green Grass** by Lucy Ward
**Blackjack, Whiskey And Gin** by Jenna
**Let's Have A Drink** by True Gents
**When A Knight Won His Spurs** by Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker
**Crudetés** by Blanche Rowan and Mike Gulson
**We Shall Wear Midnight** by Steeleye Span
**Flash Company** by The Outside Track
**Ford O' Kabul River** by Blackbeard's Tea Party
**Morecambe Bay** by Union Jill
**Emerald Green** by Merry Hell
**The Captain's Daughter** by The Longest Johns
**The Landlord's Daughter** by Fabian Holland
**The Landlord's Daughter** by Magnet and Paul Giovanni
**Coming Up For Air** by Zeptepi
**For Peace And For Green** by Helen Dorothy

*Babba presents The Story Behind The Song*
The Boar's Head Carol by Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band

**Canu Cwnsela / Pwnco** by Allan Yn Y Fan
**Hymn For The New Year** by Gavin Davenport

For full details and links see the Shownotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

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The Summer Sizzler 2014 from FolkCast

The Soundtrack of the Season!

Presented and produced by Phil Widdows with interjections from Babba

Politics leads to tickling, which leads to happiness. The break of day leads to a terrible mining disaster. We go to sea, meet three ghosts, are taken as slaves by moorish pirates and finally go cuckoo. It's all in this episode of FolkCast - the show that breaks the rules!

Music featured:

"Grim And Grimy Folk"

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song

FolkCast's second annual celebration of the season of Spring, as told in music, rhyme and verse. Come on, let's set out now on a journey from the death of Old Man Winter to the dawning of a new summer … on the way we'll visit April and Easter as we March Into May!

The Music and Verse (§)

The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from the UK and around the world.

Music featured:

See the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from The UK and around the world.
New year, new music - plus a pause for thought about the true nature of sacrifice.

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song: High Germany by Isambarde

See the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

An end-of-year special: more songs by some of the artists featured on FolkCast throughout 2013

Presented and Produced by Phil Widdows

For full details and links see the Shownotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

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The Summer Sizzler 2014 from FolkCast

The Soundtrack of the Season!

Presented and produced by Phil Widdows with interjections from Babba

Politics leads to tickling, which leads to happiness. The break of day leads to a terrible mining disaster. We go to sea, meet three ghosts, are taken as slaves by moorish pirates and finally go cuckoo. It's all in this episode of FolkCast - the show that breaks the rules!

Music featured:

"Grim And Grimy Folk"

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song

FolkCast's second annual celebration of the season of Spring, as told in music, rhyme and verse. Come on, let's set out now on a journey from the death of Old Man Winter to the dawning of a new summer … on the way we'll visit April and Easter as we March Into May!

The Music and Verse (§)

The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from the UK and around the world.

Music featured:

See the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from The UK and around the world. New year, new music - plus a pause for thought about the true nature of sacrifice.

Babba presents The Story Behind The Song: High Germany by Isambarde

See the ShowNotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

An end-of-year special: more songs by some of the artists featured on FolkCast throughout 2013

Presented and Produced by Phil Widdows

For full details and links see the Shownotes at www.folkcast.co.uk

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The best in folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music from The UK and around the world.
New year, new music - plus a pause for thought about the true nature of sacrifice.