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Music From The Glen
Sunday August 31st, 2014 with Colin Henein
Labour Day

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The labourer's cause
Mick Ryan / Pete Harris - The island of apples - Wild goose
Farmer's boy
Ian Robb - From different angels - Fallen angle Canadian
The chemical worker's song
Great big sea - Up - WEA Canadian
Rounding the horn
The full english - The full english - Topic
Randy dandy o
Johnny Collins - Shanties and songs of the sea - Grasmere
The flowers of Bermuda
Stan Rogers - Between the breaks... live! - Fogarty's cove Canadian
Rolling down to old Maui
Stan Rogers - Between the breaks... live! - Fogarty's cove Canadian
Worried man blues
Woodie Guthrie - The little red box of protest songs [VA] - Proper
The preacher & the slave
Seeger, Glazer, Wood & Gilbert - The little red box of protest songs [VA] - Proper
Nine foot shovel
Josh White & his Carolinians - The little red box of protest songs [VA] - Proper
Worker's song
Dick Gaughan - The folk collection [VA] - Topic
No more fish, no fishermen
Shelley Posen - The old songs' home - Well done Canadian
Fisherman's dream
Capercaille - Sidewaulk - Survival
Cold coasts of Iceland / Three ships
Coope, Boyes and Simpson - Twenty-four seven - No masters
Working town
Megson - Folk awards 2011 [VA] - Proper
Banks of marble
Lau - Live - Navigator
End of labour day segment.
Blaydon Races
Friends of fiddler's green - The road to Mandalay - Fallen Angle Canadian
Old bush / Expect the unexpected
John Doyle - Wayward son - Compass
Suite de minuit
Genticorum - Malins plaisirs - Roues et archets Canadian
Interactive CKCU
Colin Henein (host)
Hi everyone, hope you enjoyed labour-themed songs this morning.

12:59 PM, August 31st, 2014
Colin Henein (host)
An evening with THE FRIENDS OF FIDDLER'S GREEN Westboro Masonic Hall 430 Churchill Ave, Ottawa Friday September 5th at 8pm Tickets $25 in advance http://www.ianrobb.com/tix/FoFG.htm

12:59 PM, August 31st, 2014
Colin Henein (host)
Folk festival picks The Noisy Locomotive September 11, 2014 at 7:00pm On the free side, both Thursday and Friday evenings: COIG 8:00pm - one of Cape Breton’s most captivating young bands. They're an exciting ensemble consisting of five solo acts. Originally coming together for a promotional tour for the Celtic Colours Festival, the formation proved to be something special, and the group decided to continue to tour together as a band. Proving to be a serious force to be reckoned with in the traditional music scene with their driving tunes, haunting songs and infectious energy, Còig is a treat for the ears of every audience they meet. COIG are: Fiddlers Chrissy Crowley, Rachel Davis and Colin Grant; multi-instrumentalist Darren McMullen; and Jason Roach on piano. Chrissy Crowley 9:00 pm - As a Canadian fiddler with a firm foundation in the traditional music of Cape Breton and the irrepressible curiosity of an artist driven to create and discover, Chrissy Crowley is now bringing her music worldwide. She has performed throughout Canada, the United States, the UK, as well as Ireland, France, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic, captivating audiences with a talent that belies her youth. Her music explores a new direction; a path of fearless innovation that has earned Chrissy a 2013 Canadian Folk Music Award, a Top 20 Under 20 in Canada award, and numerous East Coast Music Association and Music Nova Scotia nominations. Chrissy’s new release is titled “Last Night’s Fun.” Sprag Session 11:00pm - Lingering somewhere amidst the rich, soulful roots of traditional Cape Breton music and the grooves of a thousand branches of rock and funk, Sprag Session has developed a unique style and repertoire of music with a dynamic and thoughtful mingling of beats and melodies from an extensive host of musical influences. Far from the awkward malaise of mohawked bagpipers and kilted punks, Sprag Session has created a kind of Celtic fusion that is as much Béla Fleck and the Flecktones and Frank Zappa as it is Ashley MacIsaac.

1:04 PM, August 31st, 2014
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