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The Best of 2022

As 2022 draws to a close, Anna Massie celebrates some of the best releases and shares her highlights from Travelling Folk sessions and interviews across the year.

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Thu 29 Dec 202220:00
BBC Radio Scotland

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Music Played

  • Ross and Ryan Couper

    Cara’s Reel

    • BBC Live at Pacific Quay.

  • Anaïs Mitchell

    Bright Star

    • Anaïs Mitchell.

  • The Mary Wallopers

    Frost Is All Over

    • BBC Travelling Folk Recording.

  • Talisk

    Lava

    • Dawn.

  • Heal & Harrow

    Figure of Clay

    • Heal & Harrow.

  • Heal & Harrow

    Judge Not

    • Heal & Harrow.

  • Gnoss

    The River

    • BBC Live at Pacific Quay.

  • Fara

    Solar

    • Energy Islands.

  • Inge Thomson

    The Snowstorm

    • Da Fishing Hands.
    • Inge Thomson.

  • Megan Henderson

    The Empty Chair

    • Pilgrim Souls.

  • Ross Ainslie, Brighde Chaimbeul, Steve Byrnes

    Irish

    • LAS.

  • Malin Lewis

    Whistle Set

    • BBC Travelling Folk Recording.

  • Hannah Rarity

    She Must Be Mad

    • To Have You Near.

  • Rory Matheson and Graham Rorie

    The First Bid

    • BBC Travelling Folk Recording.

  • Rory Matheson and Graham Rorie

    The Second Bid

    • BBC Travelling Folk Recording.

  • Hushman

    She Climbs the Munros

    • Hushman.

  • Allan Henderson, Ewen Henderson, Duncan Chisholm, Sileas Sinclair & Ewan Robertson

    Dalshangie

  • Rob Heron & The Tea Pad Orchestra

    Snip Snap Snout

    • The Party’s Over.

  • Owen Shires

    Glannau Clettwr

    • BBC Travelling Folk Recording.

  • Kinnaris Quintet

    Period Drama

    • BBC Live at Pacific Quay.

  • Maria Dunn

    Joyful Banner Blazing

    • BBC Travelling Folk Recording.

  • Duncan Chisholm

    The Blue Cuillin of the Island

    • Black Cuillin.

Broadcast

  • Thu 29 Dec 202220:00
    BBC Radio Scotland