Episode #2288
Celtic & Nearly Celtic Music
Sunday, April 23, 2006
PROGRAM #2288, Celtic & Nearly Celtic Music (First aired 5/25 /2004)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Bohola |
Bohola |
Ship In Full Sail [1:30] |
Shanachie #78048** |
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Fairport Convention |
Liege & Lief |
Reynardine [5:00] |
A&M #SP-4257, Reissued on CD in 1990; available for purchase at Amazon.com* |
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Bohola |
4 |
The Old Orange Lodge / All On The Mountains High [11:00] |
Shanachie #78058** |
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Andrew Cronshaw |
Till The Beasts Returning |
The Dark-Haired Youth [4:30] |
Topic #12TS447 (LP) And later reissued on "The Andrew Cronshaw CD." Both the LP and CD are out of print, so try Amazon.com* OR www.gemm.com* |
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The Poozies |
Changed Days, Same Roots |
Sunny [5:00] |
Compass #4375** |
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Mozaik |
Live From the Powerhouse |
Romanian Hora / Black Jack Grove [5:30] |
Compass #4378** |
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Bohola |
Bohola |
Ship In Full Sail [4:00] |
See above. |
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