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Three hours of the very best in folk, roots and acoustic music in South Yorkshire and north Derbyshire.

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Tue 25 Sep 201819:00
BBC Radio Sheffield

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Music Played

  • Jack McNeill & Charlie Heys

    Last Orders

    • Two Fine Days.
    • Fellside Recordings.
    • 01.

  • Martin Simpson

    Blues Run the Game

    • Trails & Tribulations.
    • Topic Records Ltd..
    • 01.

  • Karan Casey

    I'm Still Standing

    • Hieroglyphs That Tell The Tale.
    • Vertical Records.
    • 04.

  • Ímar

    Deep Blue

    • Avalanche.
    • Big Mann Records.
    • 01.

  • Mawkin

    Midnight Ranger

    • Down Among The Dead Men.
    • Mawkin.
    • 01.

  • Fara

    Speir Thoo the Wast Wind

    • Times From Times Fall.
    • FARA.
    • 02.

  • The Willows

    True Lovers' Ferry

    • Through The Wild.
    • ELK RECORDS.
    • 03.

  • Fairport Convention

    Jewel In The Crown

    • Jewel in the Crown.
    • Woodworm Records.
    • 01.

  • Lady Maisery

    This Woman's Work

    • Mayday.
    • RootBeat Records.
    • 08.

  • The Rheingans Sisters

    Mackerel

    • Already Home.
    • RootBeat Records.
    • 03.

  • The Trials of Cato

    These are the Things

    • Hide and Hair.
    • TOC.
    • 08.

  • Rachel Newton

    Jolene

    • West.
    • RN.
    • 13.

  • The Beautiful South

    Rotterdam (Or Anywhere)

    • Rotterdam.
    • GO! DISCS.
    • 01.

  • Ralph McTell

    Peppers And Tomatoes

    • Sand in Your Shoes.
    • Transatlantic Records.
    • 10.

  • Shackleton Trio

    Old Blue

    • Fen, farm & Deadly Water.
    • SHACK.
    • 04.

  • Phillip Henry

    Little Bird

    • True North.
    • Dragonfly Roots.
    • 01.

  • The Beatles

    Ticket to ride

    • Help!.
    • PARLOPHONE.
    • 06.

  • John Smith

    Hummingbird

    • Hummingbird.
    • Commoner Records.
    • 01.

Broadcast

  • Tue 25 Sep 201819:00
    BBC Radio Sheffield