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Frank Hennessy presents the very best in folk, roots and acoustic music from the Celtic nations and the world. Studio guests, live sessions, reviews and the weekly Welsh gig-guide.

1 hour, 55 minutes

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Sun 25 Mar 201218:05
BBC Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • Heidi Talbot

    Music Tree

    • In Love and Light.

  • Shoormal - Shetland

    Full Circle

    • Turning Tide.

  • Desi Friel

    The Sun Would Fail to Shine

    • The Knowing Of You.

  • Otis Gibbs

    Don't Worry Kid

    • Harder than Hammered Hell.

  • The Urban Folk Quartet

    Rosina's Story

    • Off Beaten Tracks.

  • Whiskey River

    J'ai Fait Une Grosse Erreur

    • Hot Sauce.

  • Kate Rusby

    Sir Eglamore

    • 10.

  • Steve Martin and Friends

    Jubilation Day

    • Rare Bird Alert.

  • Gwenan Gibbard

    Y Delyn / Gwenynen Gwent

  • Woodypines

    Treat You Right

    • Promo.

  • Counting Crows

    Time

    • Bacchanalia.

  • Julie Murphy

    Essex Songs

    • A Quiet House.

  • Saduna

    Ups Dra La La

    • Ups Dra La La.

  • Julie Matthews

    To Make You Feel My Love

    • Younger Than That Now.

  • Randy Thompson

    Rocksalt and Nails

    • Collected.

  • Pastal

    Scapa Flow

    • Tears No More.

  • Cherish the Ladies with Maura O'Connell

    We Dreamed Our Dreams

    • Country Crossroads.

  • Nick Burb Ridge and Tim Cotterell

    The Road Less Travelled

    • Gathered.

  • Emmylou Harris

    How She Could Sing the Wildwood Flower

  • Allan Yn Y Fan

    Twinkle Twinkle

    • Pwnco.

  • Fire Mountain

    Why Can't I Stay

    • Of the Dust.

  • Rattle on a Stovepipe

    Fred Pigeon's No 1

    • 8 More Miles.

  • Jack Harries

    Easter Morning

    • The Flame and the Pelican.

Broadcast

  • Sun 25 Mar 201218:05
    BBC Radio Wales

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