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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 6 Jan 201318:05
BBC Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • Eric Bibb

    Music

    • Deeper In The Well.

  • The Fiddle Girls

    Chickens In The Garden

    • Laylam.

  • Reg Meuross

    I Need You

    • Leaves and Feathers.

  • Eva Cassidy

    Fields Of Gold

  • Gibb Todd

    Cape Cod Girls

    • Goin' Home.

  • Jackie Oates

    The Sweet Nightingale

    • Saturnine.

  • Declan Sinnott

    Corrina Corrina

    • I Love The Noise It Makes.

  • Larkin Pole with Thom Helll

    Widows Walk

    • The Sound Of The Ocean Sound.

  • Ivor Game

    Happy New Year

  • Kirsty McGee

    Lazy Blue Eyes

  • Great Big Sea

    Jolly Roving Tar

    • Play.

  • Four Men and a Dog

    Dan Murphy's Polkas

    • Wallop The Spot.

  • David Llewellyn & Ida Kristin

    Turn Turn Turn

    • Songs Round The Kitchen Table.

  • Patsy Watchorn

    Dirty Old Town

    • Now.

  • Gretchen Peters

    Tomorrow Morning

    • Halcyon.

  • Reg Meuross

    Weary Jane

    • Leaves And Feathers.

  • Annbjørg Lien

    Khoom Loy

    • Khoom Loy.

  • Seasick Steve

    It's A Long Way

    • You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks.

  • Four Men and a Dog

    The Greengrocer's Daughter

    • Wallop The Spot.

  • Dolores Keane

    The Island

  • Eric Bibb

    Money In Your Pocket

    • Deeper In The Wall.

  • Mary Dillon

    When A Man's In Love

    • Single.

  • Al Lewis

    Lines Upon The Sand

    • Our Lines Remain EP.

  • Frigg

    Polka V

    • Polka.

  • Gibb Todd

    Belle Of Byron Bay

    • Goin' Home.

Broadcast

  • Sun 6 Jan 201318:05
    BBC Radio Wales

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