Recipe for a night in: take a list of guests from my AmericanaοΏ½show, Another Country. Mix with an exquisite selection of alternative sounds from Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Scotland. Sit back and enjoy.
Guitarist R.M. Hubbert in session accompanied by Aidan Moffat, Marion Kenny & Hanna Tuulikki.
Pat and Greg Kane join Fred in the studio to talk about their forthcoming album.
Irish singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow performs songs from his album Early One Morning.
Glasgow band Three Blind Wolves are in session ahead of their SXSW appearance.
Errors return to the show to preview tracks from their new album, Have Some Faith In Music.
The Twilight Sad in session, showcasing songs from new album No One Can Ever Know.
Scottish singer-songwriter Rachel Sermanni plays live in the studio.
An interview with American jug and string band Carolina Chocolate Drops plus live music from their Celtic Connections set.
Chris Isaak chats and sings to Janice Forsyth.
Lead singer of My Morning Jacket in conversation with Ricky Ross.
Musician Robert Rotifer plays live in the studio and talks about his new album.
American singer-songwriter Gretchen Peters shares the stories behind the songs on her new album.
Live from the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Pacific Quay Foyer, Irishman Ben Glover performs his new single.
Mary sings her song about a North American hobo as part of the Another Country Celtic Connections special.
Australian singer is an immediate audience favourite on the Another Country Celtic Connections special.
Will Johnson, Jay Farrar and Anders Parker perform Chorine in a special Celtic Connections edition of Travelling Folk.
Billy Connolly shares memories of the late Gerry Rafferty with Janice Forsyth.
Nick Lowe joined Janice live to talk about his latest album 'The Old Magic'.
The director reveals his top festival tips to Bruce MacGregor.
Aidan Moffat's unique take on Christmas featuring an epically inebriated Santa.
Canadian duo Madison Violet return to Another Country to perform songs from their new album.
Chuck Prophet and his wife Stephanie Finch perform Museum of Broken Hearts for Another Country.
Former Green on Red guitarist performs The Left Hand and The Right Hand from his album Temple Beautiful.
Chuck Prophet performs Willie Mays Is Up At Bat for Another Country.
