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Music From The Glen
Sunday June 17th, 2012 with Colin Henein
Father's Day

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Good morning everyone, welcome to this week's show. Starting off with 30 minutes or so of tunes and songs in honour of Father's Day (beginning with 3 songs by Ewan MacColl dealing with different aspects of fatherhood) then turning to some favorites and closing off with some high-energy tracks.
The father's song
Dick Gaughan - A different kind of love song - Appleseed
My old man
Friends of Fiddler's Green - Road to Mandalay - Fallen Angle Canadian
Come me little son
Luke Kelly - Thank you for the days - (Youtube)
Au logis de mon père
June Tabor - Apples - Topic
Reverend Mr. Black
Kingston Trio - Both sides of the Kingston Trio - Silverwolf
Tribute to Papa
Chrissy Crowley - Chrissy Crowley - Offshore Gael
Farmer's boy
Ian Robb - From different angels - Fallen Angle Canadian
End of Father's Day segment
L'Avocatier
Genticorum - Malins Plaisirs - Roues et Archets Canadian
An Caileach
Salsa Celtica - El camino - Self
Young Alvin
Tim van Eyken - Stiffs Lovers Holymen Thieves - Topic
Tom Padgett
Spiers and Boden - The works - Navigator
Unquiet grave
Lau - Live - Compass
Bristol Harbour
Jim Moray - In Modern History - NIAG
Superfly
Treacherous Orchestra - Origins - Navigator
Colossus
Afro Celt Sound System - Vol 3: Further in time - Realworld
Journey to the centre of the celts
Mark Saul - Mixolydian - Self
Harmonizin Prelude
Delhi 2 Dublin - Planet Electric - Self Canadian
Harmonizin
Delhi 2 Dublin - Planet Electric - Self Canadian
Interactive CKCU
Jen
Hey- listening to your show and looking forward to it- looks like a great playlist

11:36 AM, June 17th, 2012
Ian
Good to hear you on the air and really looking forward to the Delhi 2 Dublin tracks! Cheers

11:37 AM, June 17th, 2012
Colin Henein (host)
Good morning Jen and Ian, glad you're enjoying the show.

11:54 AM, June 17th, 2012
Niall
A nice blend of various other influences mixed with celtic, I see. Salsa, the afrocelt crew, delhi2dublin.. the style is already an amalgam, it can go with anything :)

12:09 PM, June 17th, 2012
Kringen
I saw the Kingston Trio in person in Montreal in the sixties. They were one of my favourite bands and very entertaining in person. I've always liked The Reverend Mr. Black - haven't thought of it for years. Great choice!

12:21 PM, June 17th, 2012
Colin Henein (host)
Couldn't agree more, it's a history of re-interpretation over hundreds of years. Amazing that it's still changing now, with great results!

12:23 PM, June 17th, 2012
Paul
Loving the show! Great Fathers Day segment.

12:31 PM, June 17th, 2012
Niall
Whoa, shooglenifty and peatbog faeries together? glee! Might have to go get that one...

12:37 PM, June 17th, 2012
Colin Henein (host)
Paul: Yes new dad, you're included in that one. Niall: I know, too good to be true. I am going to try to get a hold of the full album. Kringen: Amazing chorus on that track, it's actually re-recorded from the original album for a best of. Great track.

12:41 PM, June 17th, 2012
Colin Henein (host)
Great morning everyone, thanks for your comments. Had tunes cranked in studio the whole time, hope you did too.

1:04 PM, June 17th, 2012
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