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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, 57 minutes

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Mon 27 Dec 201022:03
BBC Radio Foyle & BBC Radio Ulster

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Music Played

  • Untitled

    Review of the Year

  • Paul Weller

    No Tears To Cry

    • Island.

  • Mavis Staples

    I Belong To The Band

    • Anti.

  • The Gaslight Anthem

    American Slang

    • Side One Dummy.

  • Vampire Weekend

    Horchata

    • XL.

  • Jenny and Johnny

    Big Wave

    • Warner.

  • Laura Marling

    Rambling Man

    • Virgin.

  • Beach House

    Lover Of Mine

    • Bella Union.

  • Robert Plant

    You Can't Buy My Love

    • Decca.

  • The Drums

    Let's Go Surfing

    • Island.

  • Arcade Fire

    Rococo

    • Mercury.

  • Edwyn Collins

    In Your Eyes

    • Heavenly.

  • Villagers

    Becoming A Jackal

    • Domino.

  • Two Door Cinema Club

    Something Good Can Work

    • Kitsune.

  • Frightened Rabbit

    Swim Until You Can't See Land

    • Fat Cat.

  • Bruce Springsteen

    Because The Night

    • Columbia.

  • The Duke & The King

    Shakey

    • Loose.

  • Band of Horses

    Factory

    • Sony.

  • Josh Rouse

    I Will Live On Islands

    • Bedroom Classics.

  • Elton John & Leon Russell - Gone To Shilo

  • Duke Special

    This Time Next Year

    • Reel To Reel.

  • Karen Elson

    The Ghost Who Walks

    • XL.

  • Solomon Burke

    Oh What A Feeling

    • One World.

  • M.I.A.

    It Takes A Muscle

    • XL.

  • John Grant

    Where Dreams Go To Die

    • Bella Union.

  • Ali Farka Touré & Toumani Diabaté - Kala Djula

  • Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti

    Beverly Kills

    • 4ad.

  • Gil Scott‐Heron

    Me And The Devil

    • XL.

  • LCD Soundsystem

    I Can Change

    • DFA.

Broadcast

  • Mon 27 Dec 201022:03
    BBC Radio Foyle & BBC Radio Ulster