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Stuart Bailie plays a fine mix of bluegrass, punk rock, cajun, folk, blues and soul, delivering an eclectic mix of music in one place. Including News.

1 hour, 47 minutes

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Mon 1 Nov 201022:13
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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Music Played

  • John Lee Hooker

    Boom Boom

    • Snapper.

  • The Duke & The King

    No Easy Way Out

    • Loose.

  • Aaron Shanley

    Today I

    • live session.

  • Aaron Shanley

    I Think I Love You

    • live session.

  • Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark

    Sister Marie Says

    • 100%.

  • Gruff Rhys

    Shark Ridden Waters

    • Turnstyle.

  • Untitled

    Special Tribute to: Holland Dozier Holland

  • Four Tops

    Reach Out I'll Be There

    • Motown.

  • The Supremes

    Where Did Our Love Go

    • Motown.

  • Chairmen of the Board

    Give Me Just A Little More Time

    • Invictus.

  • Lamont Dozier

    Shine

    • Righteous.

  • Vanilla Fudge

    You Keep Me Hanging On

    • Atlantic.

  • War Paint

    Majesty

    • Rough Trade.

  • Nick Cave

    Red Right Hand

    • Mute.

  • Suede

    Beautiful Ones

    • Nude.

  • Untitled

    The Rags- A National Light (Grand Cake)

  • The Blind Boys of Alabama

    There Is A Light

    • Preservation Hall.

  • Ray Davies, Lucinda Williams

    Long Way From Home

    • Universal.

  • Elliott Smith

    Ballad Of Big Nothing

    • Domino.

  • Carolina Chocolate Drops

    Hit Em Up Style

    • Nonesuch.

  • Cowboy Junkies

    Stranger Here

    • Proper.

  • Deer Tick

    Twenty Miles

    • Fargo.

  • Kurt Wagner, Courtney Tidwell

    She Came Around Last Night

    • City Slang.

  • Robert Plant

    Monkey

    • Decca.

  • Telegraph

    The Stars Will Be Our Satellites Tonight

    • Quay.

  • Cathy Davey

    The End Of The End

    • Hammer Toe.

  • Suede

    The Next Life

    • Nude.

Broadcast

  • Mon 1 Nov 201022:13
    BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle