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Sean Cooney
Peter’s Field
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Charlie Wheatley
Ratcliffe Cross
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Claire Vine
We Carve Our Path
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Hannah James & Toby Kuhn
Where All Our Names Belong
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Amy Leach and Alasdair Paul
They’ll Aye Remain
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Sheelanagig
St. Congar’s Walking Stick
Text Interview
Clementine Lovell: on Inspiration, Stars, and Overcoming Barriers
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Sam Carter
The Oakham Poacher
EP
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The Water Chorus
Scorn
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Teud: the Hebridean Fiddle Project
Teud
EP
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Kate Rusby
When They All Looked Up
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Brown Boots Boogie Band
Dancing Boots
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Ashley Hutchings
By Gloucester Docks I Sat Down & Wept
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Tune Book
Melody Lab
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Si Barron
Sweet Billy Caution
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Jackie Oates
Lullabies
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Jed Grimes
Heart & Hand
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Moulettes
Constellations
Video Interview
In conversation with Jim Moray part 2 - the Jim Moray CD and Low Culture
Video Session & Interview
Jon Boden sings The Trees They Do Grow High
In the Footsteps Video Interview
Martin Carthy & Jim Moray discuss English folk guitar
