After five consecutive live, in-studio shows with visiting artists, I decided to forego a program of love songs for Valentine’s Day program and program a modest bit of classic British folk rock, a few love songs included. Plus, a little electricity over the radio waves perhaps warmed up listeners here in the Northeast who are experiencing one of the coldest winters in memory. We finished up with selections from England’s Bob Fox, Deirdre Flint and Ed Gerhard, all of whom are appearing in our broadcast area.

• Artist, "Title", Album, Label

• Dave Swarbrick, “The Wishing/The Victor’s Return/The Gravel Walk”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

• Brass Monkey, “Old Grenadier”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

• The Cock And Bull Band, “The Wonder/Ridotta Rock”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

• Home Service, “Radstock Jig”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

• Oyster Band, “Galopede”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

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• Fairport Convention/Sandy Denny, “Who Knows Where The Time Goes”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

• Steeleye Span/Maddy Prior, “Lovely On The Water”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

• June Tabor, Bonny May”, New Electric Muse II, Castle

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• Shirley Collins & The Albion Band, “Murder Of Maria Marten”, Troubadours Of British Folk, Rhino

• Nick Drake, “Three Hours”, Troubadours Of British Folk, Rhino

• Fotheringay, “Banks Of The Nile”, Troubadours Of British Folk, Rhino

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• The Sawdust Band, “High Level Hornpipe/Uncle George’s”, The Guv’nor/Vol. 2, HTD

• Robin Dransfield, “Spencer The Rover”, And We’ll All Have Tea, Retro Records

• Traffic, “John Barleycorn”, Troubadours Of British Folk, Rhino

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• Bob Fox, “The Road To The North”, “The Waters Of Tyne”, “Big River”, Dreams Never Leave You, Wormwood

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• Deirdre Flint, “The Bridesmaid Dress Song”, The Shuffleboard Queens, Independent

• Deirdre Flint, “I Miss The 1970s”, Then Again, Independent

• Ed Gerhard, “I Can’t Help Falling In Love”, Counting The Ways. Virtue,