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Drive Time 4 BROOKLANDS RADIO – MAINLY FOLK PLAYLIST Date: December 2012 Programme: Mainly Folk ARTIST TITLE ALBUM LABEL Rua MacMillan Mainly Folk Theme Unreleased Trio (Albert The Lobster) June Tabor & 1 Bonny Bunch of Roses Ragged Kingdom Topic Oysterband 2 Sam Carter Ruins By The Shore The No Testament Captain Records 3 Fay Hield The Weaver’s Daughter Orfeo Topic Kathryn Roberts & The Wisdom of 4 Hidden People Navigator Records Sean Lakeman Standing Still Gig Guide When The Moon Sits 5 Bob Wood If I Had a Boat Fat on a Scudding Timber Records Cloud Show of Hands Interview Feature with Steve Knightley 6 Show of Hands Now You Know Wake The Union Hands On Music 7 Show of Hands Country Life Country Life Hands On Music Arrogance, Ignorance 8 Show of Hands The Man I Was Hands On Music and Greed The Zoological Gardens The Dubliners 50 9 The Dubliners IML Years Benny Gallagher Interview Hour Long Special La Bamba 1 Richie Valens La Bamba World Star Collection 2 Elvis Presley That’s Alright Mama That’s Alright Mama Lata 3 Mary Hopkin Sparrow Postcard Apple When I’m Dead and 4 McGuiness Flint The Capitol Years EMI Gone Ronnie Lane and 5 How Come How Come Neon Slim Chance Sony 6 Art Garfunkel Breakaway Breakaway The Very Best of Don 7 Don Williams Stay Young Spectrum Williams Simon and The Art Garfunkel 8 A Heart in New York Columbia Garfunkel Album The Music & Songs of Greentrax 9 Benny Gallagher Tusitala the Great Tapestry Gallagher and The Best of Gallagher 10 Heart on My Sleeve Spectrum Lyle and Lyle .
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