Our latest Foot Stompin’ Free Scottish Music Podcast is a
podcast of two halves – new and old! We start off with the brand
new release from Jarlath Henderson – Hearts Broken, Heads
Turned and then play BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional
Musician Award 2015 winner Claire Hasting’s new CD Between
River and Railway. This is followed with another new release
from the Paul McKenna Band. It’s called Paths that Wind and the
track is He Fades Away (written by Alistair Hulett). We then
moved on to my celebration of the eighties! We start with William
Jackson’s Well Park Suite featuring piper Iain MacDonald and then
Fergusson’s Auld Reekie with The Birks of Invermay sung by Rod
Paterson. We finish the podcast with one of my favourite ever
tracks – The Easy Club Reel by the Easy Club. Check out all our
podcasts at www.scotpodcast.com
Playlist
Hearts Broken, Heads Turned by Jarlath Henderson
Courting is a Pleasure
Between River and Railway by Claire Hastings
Track – The Bothy Lads
Paths that Wind by Paul McKenna Band
Track – He Fades Away (written by Alistair Hulett)
Wellpark Suite by William Jackson
Track – Molendinar, the Spring
Fergusson’s Auld Reikie
Track – Elegy On The Death Of Scots Music; The Birks Of
Invermay
Easy Club
Track – Easy Club reels