Ah, it’s time to welcome in the spring equinox and this season of spring. We’ve had a run of above-average temperatures here in Southern New England so there’s the fear that we might move from a very mild winter right into summer. But fear not, weather forecasts say more average spring-like weather is on the way.
Nonetheless, it’s time to sit back and enjoy the early spring flowers, the warming earth, the budding trees, and longer days — and to listen to fine folk music to welcome in the spring.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Boiled In Lead, “Ugros (Springtime)”, The Gypsy, Omnium Records
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- Steeleye Span, “Gower Wassail”, 10 Mop Man…, Crest Communications
- Shirley Collins & The Albion Band, “Hal-An-Tow”, New Electric Muse II, Crest Communications
- Morris On, “Staines Morris”, New Electric Muse II, Crest Communications
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- Castlebay, “Gloomy Winter’s Now Awa’”, Tapestry II, Independent
- Martin Donnelly, “The Green Man”, Celtic Mysteries, St. Clair Entertainment Group
- Cloudstreet, “The Green Man”, The Circus Of Dreams, Independent
- Geoff & Pennie Harris, “Jack In The Green”, Maypoles To Mistletoe, Trailer
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- Magpie, “We Belong To The Earth”, Seed On The Prairie, Long Tail
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- Kathryn Tickell, “Corn Fiddler”, Ensemble Mystical, Park
- Maddy Prior, “Snowdrops/Birth”, Year, Park
- Armor & Sturtevant, “Crocuses”, Spring Day, Tatema Music
- Jonathan Edwards, “Seven Daffodils”, Rollin’ Along, Strictly Country
- Mark Dvorak, “The Bluebells In Kentucky”, Time Ain’t Got Nothin’ On Me, Waterbug
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- John Roberts & Tony Barrand, “The Sound Of The Drum 95”, “The Month Of May/Country Dance Medley”, To Welcome In The Spring, Front Hall
- Peter Wood, “The Pleasant Ballad Of John Barleycorn”, This Label Is Not Removable, Free Reed
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- Martin Donnelly, “The Green Man”, Celtic Mysteries, St. Clair Entertainment Group
- William Jackson et al, “Molendinar/The Spring”, The Celtic Suites, Mill Records
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