Published in 1996 “A Scottish Christmas” offers listeners a brilliant display of the tunes and songs that tap into the ancient sounds and roots of Yule, the New Year and the Christmas holidays.
The playlist includes traditional Scottish carols, wassail tunes, strathspeys (a slow Scottish country dance) and reels for the celebration of the holidays and features Bonnie Rideout on Scottish fiddle, Al Petteway on guitar and cittern, Maggie Sansone on hammered dulcimer, Eric Rigler (the piper on the Braveheart soundtrack) on Highland pipes, Scottish small pipes & Uilleann pipes, with cello and percussion.
Join KDRT radio host David Reynolds (Celtic Songlines) as he takes a turn with Album of the Week.
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Bill Staines wrote choruses that people wanted to sing. Many of us remember his annual visits to a certain old barn in South Davis, where we sat and sang along to his songs like "Roseville Fair," "River," "Crossing The Water" and "A Place In The Choir." After 22 albums and a half-century of touring across this country from his native New Hampshire home, Bill Staines passed away on Dec. 5 at the age of 74.
Also on today's show: tracks from Jackie Oates, Dave Curley, Seth Lakeman, Foghorn Stringband, I See Hawks In LA. And lots of Bill Staines!
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Tonight on Jazz After Dark: Jelly Roll Morton, Bobby Hackett, Joe Marsala, John Kirby Sextet, Sidney Bechet. Miles Davis with Bud Powell, Fats Navarro, and Thelonious Monk. Dinah Washington, John Lewis, Count Basie & Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Wes Montgomery, and the B Sharp Jazz Quartet.
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Tue, 12/07/2021 - 3:00pm | Ned
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Covering the rest of chapter 3, all of chapter 4 and part of chapter 5 in The Moon is Down by John Steinbeck. Pages 60-76.
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