#3050: New Folk, Old Roots with Jim Moray
For this New Sounds, English progressive-folk musician Jim Moray performs in our studio. Moray promises to take us on a folk adventure, riding the wave of the English folk resurgence, via guitar and piano. Also, listen to re-imagined folk songs from the Imaginary Village collection and Irish repertoire with Afro-Brazilian grooves from James Shipp’s Nós Novo.
Plus, Rachel Unthank together with her sister Becky, are the Unthanks, whose kaleidoscope of unlikely instruments coupled with unsentimental storytelling forge links between folk worlds old, new and other. And much more.
PROGRAM # 3050, New Folk, Old Roots with Jim Moray (First aired on Tues., 3/16/10)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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The Unthanks |
Here’s the Tender Coming |
Lucky Gilchrist [4:52] |
Rough Trade RTRADCD548 www.roughtraderecords.com |
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Jim Moray |
Sweet England |
Lord Bateman [5:21] |
Niag Records NIAG Records www.jimmoray.co.uk |
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Jim Moray |
Live, WNYC Studio |
Gypsies [3:38] |
These performances not commercially available, although “Gypsies” appears on “Sweet England.” |
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Jim Moray |
Sweet England |
Early One Morning / Young Collins [4:32] |
See above. |
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James Shipp’s Nos Novo |
Strange Sweethearts in America |
The Frost is All Over [3:52] |
Shipwrite Music |
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The Unthanks |
Here's The Tender Coming |
Flowers of the town [3:05] |
See above. |
