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Frank Hennessy presents the best in folk, roots and acoustic music from the Celtic countries and beyond. Plus Frank's weekly Celtic gig guide.

2 hours

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Sun 20 Mar 202220:00
BBC Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • Avanc

    Cȃn Yr Ysbrydion

    • Cȃn Yr Ysbridion.

  • Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage

    A Winter's Night

    • Ink Of The Rosie Morning.

  • Billy Treacy and The Scope

    Dollymount Beach

    • Life.

  • Kate MacLeod

    Companieros On The Rio

    • Uranian Maiden.

  • ALAW

    Bwthyn Fy Nain/Polka Nia

    • Tynnu Tia’r Goleuni.

  • Oysterband

    Star Of The Sea

    • Read The Sky.

  • Janis Ian

    Wherever Good Dreams Go

    • The Light At The End Of The Line.

  • Martyn Joseph & Janis Ian

    House

  • Wayne Muggridge

    May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight

    • Away.

  • Niteworks

    John Riley

    • Ghrian.

  • Kevin Buckley

    La Rubia

    • Big Spring.

  • Johnny Coppin

    River Of Dreams

    • River Of Dreams.

  • Kate MacLeod

    Sunrise on the Colorado Plateau

    • Uranium Maiden.

  • Billy Treacy and The Scope

    The Sally Gardens

    • Life.

  • ALAW

    Betawni'n Fachgen Ieuanc

    • Tynnu Tua’r Goleuni.

  • Sean Taylor

    Let Kindness Be Your Guide

    • The Beat Goes On.

  • Wayne Muggridge

    Fell Back Up

    • Away.

  • Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage

    False True Love

    • Pink Of The Rosie Morning.

  • Bronwen

    Ar Diwedd Dydd

    • Heart’s My Home.

  • Kevin Buckley

    The Blackest Crow

    • Big Spring.

  • Eve Goodman

    Angor

    • Eve Goodman.

  • Baggyrinkle

    Old Swansea Town

    • Old Swansea Town.

  • Kate MacLeod

    Pick Pick Apples

    • Uranium Maiden.

  • Janis Ian

    Better Times Will Come

    • Light At The End.

Broadcast

  • Sun 20 Mar 202220:00
    BBC Radio Wales

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