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25/08/2012

Georgia Ruth sits in for Bethan with an exclusive Euros Childs session and a mix of classics, anthems and new acts.

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Sat 25 Aug 201219:00
BBC Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • Stereophonics

    More Life In A Tramp's Vest

  • Little Richard

    A Little Bit Of Something

  • Eugene McGuinness

    Harlequinade

  • Jen Jeniro

    Ebenezer

  • St. Vincent

    Now Now

  • Efterklang

    Hollow Mountain

  • Calexico

    Sunken Waltz

  • Sam Airey

    Floodgates

  • Anaïs Mitchell

    Shepherd

  • Meic Stevens

    Love Owed

  • Race Horses

    Sisters

  • John Cale

    Paris 1919

  • Purity Ring

    Fineshrine

  • Orange Juice

    Rip It Up

  • Colorama

    Do The Pump

  • Euros Childs in session

    • Euros Childs

      Be Be High

      • session.

    • Euros Childs

      I Can't Get It Out Of My Head

      • session.

    • Euros Childs

      Roogie Boogie

      • session.

  • Bob Dylan

    New Pony

  • Gwenno

    Ymbelydredd

  • Cowbois Rhos Botwnnog

    Can Y Capten llongau

  • Album To Hear… Bruce Springsteen Nebraska

    • Bruce Springsteen

      Highway Patrolman

    • Bruce Springsteen

      State Trooper

  • Untitled

    Cian Ciaran Martina Franca

  • Yeasayer

    Longevity

  • Bill Callahan

    Too Many Birds

  • Fairport Convention

    Farewell Farewell

  • Bon Iver

    Woods

  • Imogen Heap

    Hide And Seek

  • Archive session – Houdini Dax

    • Houdini Dax

      Chess

      • session.

  • Gemma Ray

    Put Your Brain In Gear

  • Lleuwen

    Cawell Fach Y Galon

  • The Velvet Underground

    Jesus

  • The Jesus and Mary Chain

    April Skies

  • Cate Le Bon

    The Eiggy Sea

  • Yello

    Oh Yeah

  • Richard James

    Baby Blue

Broadcast

  • Sat 25 Aug 201219:00
    BBC Radio Wales

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