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20/02/2022

Frank Hennessy presents the best in folk, roots and acoustic music from the Celtic countries and beyond. Plus Frank's weekly Celtic gig guide.

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Sun 20 Feb 2022 20:00
Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio Wales

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Music Played

  • Cynefin

    Glannau Cletwr

    • Celtic Connections Showcase.

  • Track Dogs

    Donna Lola

    • Where To Now.

  • Jack Francis

    Driftwood

    • Jack Francis.

  • Blazin’ Fiddles

    Pat The Budgie

    • Fiddles North.

  • Eve Goodman

    Quiet Revolution (Byw Celtic Connections)

  • David Starr

    These Days

    • Touchstones.

  • ALAW

    Santiana

    • Dead Man’s Dance.

  • ALAW

    Fill The House

    • Tynnu Tua’r Goleuni.

  • Amos Lee

    Worry No More

    • Dreamland.

  • Pedair

    Crwtyn y Gwartheg (Byw Celtic Connections)

  • Stephen Doster

    Singing Bus Driver

    • Over The Red Sea.

  • Mark T

    Svornaro Horo

    • Blues @ Zero.

  • Evans and McRae

    Only Skin

    • Say What You Mean.
    • BMC/MCPS.

  • Rupert Wates

    Thirty Thousand Guineas

    • For The People.

  • Tiki Black

    A Ghost Of You

    • The Sound Of The Broken Wand.

  • Dom Prag

    Come All You Fine Young People

    • Needle and Thread.

  • N’famady Kouyaté

    Ti a Fi (Byw Celtic Connections)

  • Chuck Brodsky

    Funeral For the Curse

    • Them And Us.

  • Pedair

    Can y Clo (Celtic Connections)

  • Finest Kind

    Die Gedanken Sind Frie

    • To Everyone In All The World.

  • Yr Hwntws

    Bachgen Bach O Dincer

    • Gorau Gwerin.

  • Mary Black/EmmyLou Harris/ Delores Keane

    Sonny's Dream

    • Down The Crocked Road.

  • ALAW

    Bwthyn Fy Nain/Polka Nia

    • Tynnu Tua’r Goleuni.

  • Cilmeri

    Llancesau Trefaldwyn

    • Gorau Gwerin.

Broadcast

  • Sun 20 Feb 2022 20:00
    Â鶹ԼÅÄ Radio Wales

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