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FolkCast: the podcast that brings you the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music.

THIS EDITION: A whale of a show! We meet a British naval hero who wasn’t Lord Nelson; hear topical songs about tragedies averted; and play songs that put the “FUN” into funeral. We get Insanely Mental with an Underground Instrumental, and we find out what happens when you mix bluegrass with thrash metal to create a folkie Frankenstein’s monster! All that, and Stories Behind two Songs recorded just for us by the people who wrote them.

FolkCast is produced and presented by 'Folkie' Phil Widdows

Music featured:

The Intro…
GREENLAND WHALE
by Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys
from the album “Pretty Peggy” (2017)

ADMIRAL BENBOW
by John Dory
from the album “Street Songs” (1996)
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BRAVE BENBOW
by Laura Smyth & Ted Kemp
from the album “The Poacher's Fate” (2017)

The Story Behind My Song
Jon Bennett tells us about…
THE SINGER
by Moonrakers
from the album “Tides” (2017)

ADRIFT, ADRIFT
by Rosie Hood
from the album “The Beautiful & The Actual” (2017)

DARK WATER
by The Young ‘Uns
from the album “Strangers” (2017)

The Insanely Mental Instrumental
MIND THE GAP
by Assembly Lane
from the album “Northbound” (2017)

THUNDERHEAD
by The Native Howl
from the album “Thrash Grass” (2017)

FINAL ARRANGEMENTS
by The Stoned Cherries
from the album “Baked In A Pie” (2017)

I WISH I WAS IN HEAVEN SITTING DOWN and A NEW ROAD
by Mark T.
from the album “From Blues To Rembetika” (2017)

QUIET GIANT
by Emma Langford
from the album “Quiet Giant” (2017)

The Story Behind My Song
Ian Churchward tells of the mystery of...
THE DUBLIN KING
by The Legendary Ten Seconds
from the album “Murray And Blue” (2017)

THE ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN
by Leatherat
from the album “Garden Of Eden” (2007)
Leatherat play their final gig on December 16 2017

JOHNNY SANDS
by Peter Fergus McClelland
from the album “The Turn Of The Tide” (2017)

…and The Outro
THE ROSE
by Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys
from the album “Pretty Peggy” (2017)

For full details see the Shownotes at www.folkcast.co.uk