Samplers for the Road Trips/Part 1

10 p.m. to Midnight Host: Steve Winters

Summer’s prime time for road trips, whether it’s vacation, visits to relatives or friends, or attending folk festivals. I’ve been on the road plenty this summer for festivals and one way of reducing the boredom of driving is listening to CDs. Most folk DJs spend a lot of time in their cars previewing new albums, but in the summer I like to pop old sampler albums in the CD player and refresh my auditory senses with material from the past.

This is the first of two summer shows that features samplers and anthologies of older material that have found their way into the Winters CD player during road trips. This week it’s music from across the Atlantic and next week it will be music from the home front.

  • Artist, "Title", Album, Label

  • Lau, “Stewarts”, That’s Proper Folk!!, Proper Records

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  • Bothy Band, “The Maids Of Mitchelstown”, Celtic Graces, EMI Hemisphere

  • Paul Brady, “Arthur McBride”, Celtic Graces, EMI Hemisphere

  • Kevin Burke & Michael O’Dhomhnaill, “Lord Franklin”, Celtic Graces, EMI Hemisphere

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  • Kate Rusby, “Bitter Boy”, Folk Awards 2008, Proper Records

  • Lisa Knapp, “Blacksmith”, Folk Awards 2008, Proper Records

  • Spiers & Boden, “Flapjacks And Firesticks/The Minor Rigged Ship”, Folk Awards 2008, Proper Records

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  • Bellowhead, “Haul Away (Medley)”, That’s Proper Folks!!, Proper Records

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  • Barry Gleeson, “What Will We Do When We Have No Money?”, Now Hear This!, Terra Nova

  • In The Wake, “She Moved Through The Fair”, Now Hear This!, Terra Nova

  • Mick Ryan & Pete Harris, “The Widow’s Promise”, Now Hear This!, Terra Nova

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  • Karine Polwart, “Sorry”, That’s Proper Folks!!, Proper Records

  • Drever/McCusker/Woomble, “Steal What We Can”, That’s Proper Folks!!, Proper Records

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  • Robin Laing, “The Forth Bridge Song”, Scotland Now, Greentrax

  • Iain MacKintosh, “I Wish I Was In Glasgow”, Scotland Now, Greentrax

  • Eric Bogle, “Across The Hills Of Home”, Scotland Now, Greentrax