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Track listing: Lingua Ignota – All Bitches Die (Bitches All Die Here) Lydia Lunch and Rowland S. Howard – Some Velvet Morning Love – Live and Let Live Lisa Germano – It's a Rainbow (home recording) Lisa Knapp and Gerry Diver – Hawk + Crow The Last Poets – Jones Comin' Down Live Skull – Pusherman (live) Laibach – Across the Universe Low – Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me Laddio Bolocko – Goat Lips The Louvin Brothers – Satan Is Real Lauryn Hill – Final Hour Leadbelly – Whoa, Back Buck Little Annie – Burnt Offerings Little Simz – Mood Swings Laurie Anderson - Poison Luca Wilding – Wales Lucy Dacus – Night Shift Leonard Cohen –The Story of Isaac (live) Lilys – Can't Make Your Life Better Leonard Nimoy – Highly Illogical Lard – The Power of Lard Ludacris – Stand Up Lord Invader – Old Time Cat-O-Nine The Leaves – Hey Joe Lou Reed – The Bells

Ian McMillan's guests are George Szirtes, Cecilia Knapp, Lisa Knapp, Gerry Diver and Rishi Dastidar.The beauty of a swimming pool seen from the air, banks that fly up and out of small towns never to return, the poetry of single objects seen from a train window, and the miniature brilliance of poetry pamphlets - all in this week's edition of The Verb. It can be a shock when banks leave our high streets - poet George Szirtes presents a brand new commission for The Verb inspired by that experience, and reads work from his 2004 collection 'Reel' which won the TS Eliot Prize. George has just been awarded the 'King's Gold Medal' for excellence in poetry.Cecilia Knapp finds surprising images for memories of being a teenager in new poetry on this week's show. Cecilia's first collection is 'Peach Pig' - she has published a novel called 'Little Boxes', and is Poet-in-Residence for London's City Bridge Foundation. We look out of train windows, in a new song by Lisa Knapp and Gerry Diver ( from a new album called 'Hinterland'). Gerry has arranged music for films – and in his ground-breaking album 'The Speech Project' he created scores for the remarkable speakers including Christy Moore, the boxer Barry McGuigan and the singer Charlotte Church. Lisa Knapp has been nominated for the BBC folk awards multiple times - her recent performances on the 'Hack Poets Guild' album 'Blackletter Garland' were described as 'expert' and 'ethereal'. Gerry, Lisa and their daughter Bonnie Diver perform live in the studio.Rishi Dastidar shares the joy of small collections - as he celebrates poetry pamphlets with Ian - exploring their appeal and their potential. Rishi is a poet, critic and copywriter. His latest collection is 'Neptune's Projects' described by one reviewer as 'add(ing) wit, postmodern panache and mythic irony to the tradition of the open sea'

Samira Ahmed presents Front Row's contribution to Radio 4's New Year's Day celebration of the Shipping Forecast, marking a century since the BBC began broadcasting it. This edition of the arts programme explores how the Shipping Forecast inspires musicians, writers, artists of all kinds, and how it has become a powerful presence in the psyche of the nation, even among people with no connection to the sea. There is an irony here: the forecast is factual, devoid of metaphor, yet it moves millions emotionally. Recorded in front of an audience at Britain's most famous ship, the Cutty Sark, Samira's guests are novelist Meg Clothier, author of The Shipping Forecast: Celebrating 100 Years; musicians Lisa Knapp and Gerry Diver; poets Sean Street and Zaffar Kunial; and Paddy Rodgers, Director of Royal Museums, Greenwich. They discuss the inspirational quality of the Shipping Forecast - the litany of names of sea areas, its rhythms, the factual yet evocative vocabulary of atmospheric and sea states, and how this vital information, demanding attention, has become a national lullaby. Sean Street, Britain's first Professor of Radio and author of several books about sound, considers the Shipping Forecast as a sound work, and reads his poem, Shipping Forecast, Donegal. Lisa Knapp performs, accompanied by Gerry Diver, her song 'Shipping Song' and 'Three Score and Ten', written by William Delf, a Grimsby fisherman, after a disastrous storm in 1889. There are two world premieres, commissioned by Front Row, an audio piece by the sound designer, Ross Burns, and a poem by Zaffar Kunial. And some quirky Shipping Forecast moments such as Alan Bennett reading it and Charlotte Green assaying the Forecast - in Arabic.Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Julian May

1. (Intro) Ian A Anderson : Goblets & Elms from the CD Onwards (Ghosts From The Basement)2. Boss Morris : Filberts from the CD Boss Morris (Boss Morris)3. Dr. Strangely Strange : Baby Bunting from the CD Anti-Inflammatory (Think Like A Key)4. FaithNYC : Eagle Street from the DL album Love Is A Wish Away (Faith NYC)5. Sam Amidon : I'm On My Journey Home from the CD Salt River (River Lea)6. Karolina Wegrzyn : Tomu Kosa Dobre Kosyt from the DL album Oy Vesna Krasna (Karolina Wegrzyn)7. Gangspil : Læspolkaer from the DL album Live At Alice, Copenhagen (GO Danish Folk Music)8. Lisa Knapp & Gerry Diver : Hawk & Crow from the CD Hinterland (Ear To The Ground)9. Liz Overs : Yellow Horned Poppy from the CD Nightjar (Liz Overs)10. The Zawose Queens : Lulelule from the CD Maisha (Real World)11. Dal:um : Cracking from the CD Coexistence (tak:til)12. Laura Jane Wilkie : Lift Up My Love from the CD Vent (Hudson)13. Rachel Newton : Saint Bride from the CD Sealladh (Hudson)14. Ben Nicholls feat. Sam Sweeney : Northern Frisk from the CD Duets (Hudson)15. Jon Boden & The Remnant Kings : The Oggie Man from the CD Parlour Ballads (Hudson)16. The Memory Band : Primroses from the DL/ K7 A Common Treasury (Gorodisch)17. The Baltic Sisters : Nuslaida Saulala from the CD Värav / Värti / Vartai (CPL Music)18. Landless : The Wounded Hussar from the CD Lœireach (Glitterbeat)19. Samba Toure : Wotoro Pousselaw from the CD Baarakelaw (Glitterbeat)20. Piers Faccini & Ballake Sissoko : Borne On The Wind from the CD Our Calling (Nø Førmat!)21. Santrofi : San Su from the CD Making Moves (Outhere)22. Pete Hampton & Laura Bowman : Mister Your Room Rent's Due from the CD Over There! (Bear Family)23. Tanburi Cemil Bey : Nihavent Sirto from the CD Tanburi Cemil Bey (Traditional Crossroads)24. Jackie Oates & John Spiers : The Broomsquire's Bird Song from the CD A Midwinter's Night (Needle Pin)25. Windborne : Malpas Wassail from the CD To Warm The Winter Hearth (Wand'ring Feet)26. Hladowski/ Hampton/ Strachan : They All Were Looking For A King from the DL single (Mary Hampton)27. Amparo Sánchez : Pa´ Llegar A Tu Lado from the CD Ritual Sonoro (Mamita)28. Carmen Souza : Badju Mandadu from the CD Port'Inglês (Galileo)29. Tucker Zimmerman : Taoist Tale from the CD I Wonder If I'll Ever Come True (Big Potato)30. Tucker Zimmerman Feat. Big Thief : They Don't Say (But It's True) from the CD Dance Of Love (4AD)31. Flook : The Farther Shore / Winter Flower from the DL single (Flook)You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.comPodwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud.Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Thanksgiving brings plenty to the table — and plenty to clean up afterward. But what if your dinner scraps could help Boise bloom instead of sitting in a landfill? And can turkey bones go in the compost, or do they belong in the trash? We're revisiting our conversation with Lisa Knapp — who runs Boise's popular composting program — to share how you can make your holidays a little more eco-friendly.  Since we first published this episode in Spring 2024, Boise launched an apartment compost drop off program. Find out more here. And for even more details on things can be composted or recycled, check out the city's guide here.  Learn more about the sponsor of this November 27th episode: Martini in the morning - Listen commercial free, subscription free for two weeks Inn at 500 Boise Art Revel Interested in advertising with City Cast Boise? Find more info HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Could your table scraps and lawn clippings be the solution to our rapidly filling landfill? Host Lindsay Van Allen is speaking with Lisa Knapp, who runs the compost program at the City of Boise. She shares everything you need to know about the city's composting program — how it's improving air quality, freeing up landfill space, and providing free gardening resources to people in Boise. Vote for us in Boise Weekly's ‘Best of Boise' contest here! Click on ‘Arts & Entertainment' then you'll find us in the ‘Podcast' category. Check out Lindsay's Instagram for more!  Want some more Boise news? Head over to our Hey Boise newsletter where you'll get a cheatsheet to the city every weekday morning. Interested in advertising with City Cast Boise? Find more info HERE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

JB celebrates the advent of May (or the death of April!) with music from Lisa Knapp, Dan Walsh, Seb Stone and Granny's attic!

Join Megan Riksen and guest co-host Dani Lauer as they dive into the differences between career advising and career coaching, tailored for Grand Valley State University's alumni community. Career advisors Lisa Knapp and Lori Staggs illuminate the differences, providing insights on how alumni can leverage these resources effectively. Discover whether career advising or career coaching is the right match for you! Resources: GVSU Alumni Career Resources GVSU Alumni Career Coaching Database GVSU Alumni Career Advising vs. Career Coaching Read the full transcript here. #worklikealaker #alumni #gvsu #careeradvising #careercoaching

Are you interested in written communication, digital and visual communication, broadcasting and journalism, and performing arts? Listen to Megan Riksen and Grace Joaquin as they discuss the opportunities available for those in the Communications and the Arts career community.  Get some top-tier advice from special guest Lisa Knapp, Associate Director and career advisor for the Communications and the Arts career community, as she discusses what really goes into getting a job in creative fields. Also hear from GVSU alums, Jacob DeWeerd and Emma Hankey about their work within communication and the arts. Resources: Career Center Communication & the Arts Career Community Handshake - Communications & the Arts  Ad & PR Careers Writing Careers  Music, Dance, and Theatre Careers Film & Video Careers Read the full transcript here. #gvsu #worklikealaker #gvsucareers #communications #arts #graphicdesign #contentcreation #socialmedia #writing #career #jobsearch

To mark 400 hundred years to the day since the First Folio of Mr. William Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies was published according to the True Original Copies, the BBC is celebrating this with a season of Shakespeare programmes. Front Row is looking aslant at the other artistic, literary and cultural events of 1623. Tom Sutcliffe hears from artist historian Karen Hearn about the impact of the first Palladian building in England and what was being painted. Lucy Munro traces the influence of The Spanish Match (which didn't happen) on drama. The conductor Jeremy Summerly tells Tom about the music being played and sung that year. Folklorist Steve Roud reveals how the news was delivered in broadside ballads, which found their way into Shakespeare's plays, and singer Lisa Knapp sings one. This was the year when John Donne wrote ‘no man is an island'. The big draw, apart from Donne's preaching, was the elephant sent by the King of Spain. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Julian May

The Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features an interview with Marry Waterson, Lisa Knapp and Nathaniel Mann, otherwise known as The Hack Poets Guild. They'll be demonstrating the art of beating hemp, asking why highwaymen are seen as lovable rogues and singing a ballad involving birds nesting in a dead man's skull. There's also music from Lankum, The Levellers Collective, Daoiri Farrell, Boo Hewerdine and Ben Walker and Nancy Kerr. --- We rely entirely on support from our listeners to keep this show on the road. If you like what we do please either... Become a patron and get great rewards: patreon.com/folkonfoot Or just buy us a coffee: ko-fi.com/folkonfoot Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot --- Subscribe to the Folk Forecast to explore all the gigs and album news we ran through in the show: https://thefolkforecast.substack.com/

Award-winning journalist Barbara Demick's book 'Nothing to Envy' has been short-listed for this year's Baille Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction Winner of Winners Award; North Korean defectors spoke about love, family life and the terrible cost of the 1990's famine. Front Row examines the controversy surrounding Dungeons and Dragons, the world's most popular table-top role playing game and now a Hollywood film, as fans protest against a clampdown on fan-made content. Professional Dungeons and Dragons player Kim Richards and Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Property Law, Dr. Hayleigh Bosher, join Tom Sutcliffe to discuss what this means for fans and copyright owners. Hack-Poets Guild is a collaboration between the renowned folk musicians Marry Waterson, Lisa Knapp and Nathaniel Mann. Their new album Blackletter Garland is inspired by the collection of broadside ballads in the Bodleian Library, news sheets that circulated between the 16th and 20th Centuries. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Olivia Skinner

What's stopping us telling the stories of women's inner lives, or listening to them, especially once they become mothers, or are over forty? Actresses discover there are far fewer roles once they're no longer seen as young; whilst middle-aged and older women's lives are conflated, as if they are having exactly the same experiences. Ian McMillan is joined by Victoria Smith, author of 'Hags: the demonisation of middle-aged women' , by poet Patrick McGuinness (sharing poems from his forthcoming collection 'Blood Feather') by Jenny Lewis, author of 'Gilgamesh Retold' (her retellings of Mesopotamian myth reveal a female inn-keeper at the edge of the world) , and by folk legends Marry Waterson and Lisa Knapp (performing as 'Hack Poets Guild ) who share haunting songs of silenced and traduced women. We also hear our latest BBC Centenary commission - this week it's 'Deep Listening' by Emily Berry.

Lisa Knapp is an English folk singer, musician and songwriter. Her singing voice has been described as crystal clear and reminiscent of Anne Briggs. She can be heard singing on the closing credits of the film Living starring bill Nighy. she's touring in March 2023 with Marry Waterson and Nathanial Mann going under the name Hack Poets Guild. She has released three solo albums and one of my very favourite things in lockdown was her singing the weather on you tube, where she would improv a song of the day's weather forecast accompanied on harmonium.In this episode Lisa talks about identity, illness, circadian rhythms and even sings us a lullaby. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm writing this intro at 11:45pm on April 30th, desperate to get the podcast done in time for the very start of May. Why? You'll see why over the next hour or so. In the traditional calendar, no month quite rivals this one. From the perspective of traditional song, it's also the calendric home of one of my favourites. ‘Hal-An-Tow', or Roud 1520 to give it its official numbers, is one of those songs that everyone involved in the traditional folk scene will know, but seems inexplicably unknown to the rest of the population. Why that is, it's hard to explain, but this episode seemed like a great opportunity to help further its popularity. And who better to chat about it with than Lisa Knapp, one of my very favourite singers of any genre. Lisa's 2017 album, Till April is Dead – A Garland Of May is something of a masterpiece – an extraordinary concept album that built on a huge amount of research that Lisa did into the subject of May and May traditions. There's so much here to be getting stuck into – we're discussing ‘Hal-An-Tow', how Lisa made her album, and some of the incredible May traditions that exist in the UK. So we happily overran the usual hour or so that these podcasts last. Welcoming in the May, then, please get comfy and join me in welcoming Lisa Knapp to the Old Songs Podcast. 

                                    Copperplate Time 365                                  Presented by Alan O'Leary                              www.copperplatemailorder.com                                  1. Bothy Band:   Green Groves. After Hours 2. Le Cheile:  The Brook Reel/The Offaly Reel/Castle Kelly/The Maids of Mullingar.   Out of the West                               3. Paul Brennan & Carrig:        The Piper's Jig/The Swans Among the Rushes/            Bush in the Garden.                Airs & Graces   4. Mick Sands:     Autobiography.    The Ominous & The Luminous 5. Brendan McAuley: The Crooked Road/Temple an Ghleanntain.            The McCartneys of Pennyburn 6. Kev Boyle:     Sunny Little Avenue.    Palestine  Grove 7. Rosie, Clare & Alan O'Leary:                Moll Rua/A Visit to Ireland.     It Was Great Altogether  8. John Bowe & Kevin Taylor:               Kitty in the Lane/Paddy Kelly's.    The Contradiction 9 Peter Coughlan & Hungry Grass:             The Field Behind the Plough.   Hungry Grass 10. Lisa Knapp:    Bonnie at Morn.    Diversions 11. Vincent & Des O'Halloran:           Music in the Glen/Green Fields of America.  Men of the Island 12. Curly Sullivan:   I'll Walk Beside You.   Classic Irish Songs 13. Niall & Cillian Vallely:    Humours of Ballyloughlan/Old Tipperary.      Callan Bridge                                               14. Finbarr Dwyer: Finbarr's Fave/Imelda Rolands.                                   Accordion Music from the Soul 15. Helen Roche:  Dobbin's Flowery Vale. Shake the Blossom Early 16. Brendan McGlinchey:    Splendid Isolation/McGlinchey's.               Music of a Champion 17. Bobby Casey & Tommy McCarthy: Connemara Stocking/Ships Are Sailing.  It Was Mighty Altogether   18. Open the Door 43:    Charming Mary   The Joyful Hour 19. Raymond Roland & Le Cheile:                  Thatched Cabin/Master Crowley's Reel.   Lord Mayo 20. Garry Walsh:   The Road to Naul/Laughing Molly.                          Uncovered                                    21. Kev Boyle/Movies CB:  Bon Cabbage.   Bon Cabbage 22. Bothy Band:  Green Groves/Flowers of Red Hill.    After Hours

On Easter Bank Holiday Monday, April 13th 2020, we organised the Folk on Foot Front Room Festival - seven and a half hours of wonderful folk music from 15 top artists playing in their front rooms, linked by Matthew Bannister from his. Bella Hardy, Beth Porter and the Bookshop Band, Jon Boden, Julie Fowlis and Éamon Doorley, Karine Polwart, Kerry Andrew/You are Wolf, Kris Drever, Lisa Knapp, Martin Simpson, Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, Peggy Seeger, Rachel Newton, Sam Lee, Seth Lakeman and Steve Knightley all played sets of around 30 minutes. The festival raised thousands of pounds for musicians unable to work during the coronavirus lockdown. Here are some of the highlights of an amazing day.

On 16th October 2019, musicians Lisa Knapp and Gerry Diver visited NUI Galway to give a lunchtime concert as part of NUI Galway's Arts in Action programme. Arts in Action is the brainchild of renowned singer and NUI Galway lecturer, Mary McPartlan, and Mary joined Lisa and Gerry towards the end of their performance. For this podcast episode, all three musicians met with Dr Maeve O'Rourke, Lecturer in the Irish Centre for Human Rights, NUI Galway, to discuss the connections between the arts and human rights. Mary McPartlan also explained her thinking behind the Arts in Action programme and taught module at NUI Galway. You can watch excerpts from Lisa and Gerry's performance online here:https://www.gerrydiver.com/knapp-diver You will find the programme for the rest of the Arts in Action 2019/2020 events here: http://www.nuigalway.ie/artsinaction/ Many thanks to Judit Villena Rodo, PhD Scholar at the Irish Centre for Human Rights, for producing this podcast.

The singer and fiddle player Lisa Knapp takes Matthew to the south London borough of Tooting where she was born and brought up. She performs songs with links to the area and tells how she stumbled across the Tooting Tragedy – a story of neglect and ill treatment at a local children’s home in Victorian times that led to hundreds of deaths and caused an outcry led by Charles Dickens. Lisa uncovered a haunting ballad about the story and sings it in the graveyard where many of the children are buried.

Clive Anderson and Tom Allen are joined by George Benson, Carleen Anderson, Maria Friedman and David Morrissey for an eclectic mix of conversation, music and comedy. With music from Lisa Knapp and Carleen Anderson.

A tantalising taste of all six beautiful episodes of Season 3, featuring The Lost Words Spell Songs: Jackie Morris and Beth Porter in Pembrokeshire; Martin Simpson in Scunthorpe; The Unthanks on the Northumberland Coast; John Smith in Brixham; Lisa Knapp in Tooting and Duncan Chisholm at Sandwood Bay.

May Day, or Beltane in Scottish Gaelic, is a joyous occasion to welcome new growth and fertility in the fields, the hills and home. With its all-night bonfires, green branches, towering may poles and delicate flowers, this might be the most tactile and sensual holiday of the entire year. And it's just bursting with song. For monthly Almanac episodes on Patreon: www.patreon.com/fairfolkcast Music: Intro: "Forest March" by Sylvia Woods "Hal-An-Tow" by the Watersons "Arise, Arise" by Robert White "Jack in the Green" by Martin and Shan Graebe "Maypole Dance" by Richard Myhill "Searching For Lambs"(feat. Graham Coxon) by Lisa Knapp "As I Walked Through the Meadows" by Magpie Lane "As I Roved Out" by The Voice Squad "Bedfordshire May Carol" by Jack Sharp "In the Merry Month of May" by Patricia Spero "The May Morning Dew" by John Lyons "Padstow Hobby Horse" on English Customs and Traditions (album) "Padstow" by Steeleye Span "May Song" by Beggars Velvet

PODCAST: 28 Oct 2018 01 Train On The Island – Foghorn Stringband – Rock Island Grange 02 The Road Home – Fara – Times From Times Fall 03 Careless Love – Woody Mann – Careless Love 04 Canadian Reel Set – Manus McGuire – The Copperplate Set 05 A Stór A Stór A Ghrá – The Friel Sisters – Before The Sun 06 Divided We Will Fall – Seth Lakeman – The Well Worn Path 07 Blow The Man Down – Fisherman’s Friends – Sole Mates 08 Little Duke Arthur’s Nurse – Gwendolyn Snowdon – Three Strand Braid 09 Collier (The Enemy Within) –  Jed Grimes – Black Snow/The Album 10 Going To The Mine – Jed Grimes & Stephen Linstead – Black Snow/The Album 11 Wedding Dress – The Craic Addicts – Breakfast With The Craic Addicts 12 The Last Trip Home – Jackie Oates – The Joy Of Living 13 Lowlands Of Holland – Gudrun Walther & Jürgen Treyz – Duo 14 Angel Meadow – Michael McGoldrick – Arc 15 It Couldn’t Last – Ribbon Road – Paper Dolls 16 The Galway Shawl – Dairy Farrell – Single 17 Ná Há Bhithinn / Hó Ro Na Priobidean – Julie Fowlis – Allt 18 Things You Left Behind – Gilmore & Roberts – A Problem Of Our Kind 19 Curlew – Northern Flyway – Northern Flyway 21 Cuckoo – Lisa Knapp – The Summer Draws Near 22 The Sanderling Sessions/The Old Creamery – Angela Usher – The Gort Mile 23 Once I Had A True Love – Rachel Newton – West 24 Rosie Reilly – Daoiri Farell- Single 25 One Of Those Days – Davy Lees – One Of Those Days 26 Oh No! – The Tannahill Weavers – Órach: The Golden Anniversary Album

PODCAST: 30 Sep 2018 01 I'll Be Rested When The Roll Is Called – Ry Cooder – The Prodigal Son 02 South Australia – High Time – Sunda 03 The Elfin Knight – Norma Waterson & Eliza Carthy Feat. The Gift Band – Anchor 04 Happy To Meet–Sorry To Part/The Stolen Purse/Maude Millar's – Mike McGoldrick & Dezi Donnelly – Dog In The Fog  05 Jesse Was A Bootlegger – Pigeon Kings – Pigeon Kings 06 Old–Fashioned Waltz – Daria Kulesh – Summer Delights 07 Maple Leaf Rag – Duck Baker – Les Blues Du Richmond: Demos & Outtakes, 1973–1979 08 May Song – Lisa Knapp – The Summer Draws Near 09 Endless Sleep – Duck Soup – Everything And... 10 Frankie & Albert – Woody Guthrie / Lead Belly – WNYC Radio, New York, 12th December 1940 11 Three Cries – Mishaped Pearls – Shivelight 12 Kelvin's Purling Stream – The Friel Sisters – Before The Sun 13 Cannonball Blues – Jody Kruskal – Train On The Island 14 I Wish I Was In England – Gwendolyn Snowden – Three Strand Braid 15 Jimmy Aldridge and Sid Goldsmith – Poacher’s Fate – Many A Thousand  16 My Boots Are Made Of Spanish – Jackie Oates – The Joy Of Living 17 The Maid Of Malham Moor – Kevin McSherry – You Know Me 18 Ladies' Pleasure & Constant Billy – Bryony Griffith – Hover 19 Bury Me Beneath The Willow – Oliver The Crow – Oliver The Crow 20 Galway Farewell – Frankie Gavin/Martin Murray/Emma Corbett/ Carl Hession – By Heck 21 Drink 'Til I'm Dry – Seth Lakeman – The Well Worn Path 22 Cousinage Et Penchant Pour Ti–Jean – Yves Lambert Trio – Tentation 23 Lovely Joan – Simon Swarbrick – Oyster Girl 24 An Cailín Rua – The High Seas –The High Seas 25 The Eagle – Inge Thompson and Jenny Sturgeon – Northern Flyway 26 Lullabye – Maartin Allcock – Serving Suggestion

Picks from the week on In Tune, featuring bass Sir John Tomlinson; cellist Alisa Weilerstein; folk musicians Sam Lee, Lisa Knapp and Nathanial Mann; pianist Martin James Bartlett; and tenor Michael Spyers.

Milfpoddens fösta gästa Lisa Knapp Johnson delar med sig av sin härliga och öppna personlighet. Vi pratar om vad man gör när när man inte känner igen någon som hälsar. Lisa berättar om hur hon träffade hennes man Andreas Johnson. Lisa ger även Anna raggningstips. Och Helena berättar när man använder meningen "du är ju du" som hjälper dig ur kniviga situationer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

PODCAST: 22 Sep 2013 01 - Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves - Dervish 02 - Stand By Your Guns - The Full English 03 - I Must Away Now - Jennifer Byrne 04 - Down the Well - Will Varley 05 - Granny Hold the Candle While I Shave the Chicken’s Lip - Capercaille 06 - Hunt the Hare (Pt. II) - Lisa Knapp 07 - Paddy On The Railway - Churchfitters 08 - Birmingham Hotel - Reg Meuross 09 - The Beat Hotel - Allan Taylor 10 - Lovers Ghost - Niamh Parsons 11 - Silbury Hill - Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin 12 Barbara Allen - Freda Black (website download) 13 - Gum Shellac - Tommy McCarthy 14 - Neidin - Tommy O'Sullivan 15 - Journey to Mull - Tim Edey 16 - The World is Shaking - Ribbon Road 17 - Banks of Marble - Lau 18 - I Am The Common Man - Battlefield Band

A collaborative tour bringing together two major names from the nu-folk field; James Yorkston from Scotland and rising star Lisa Knapp from England. Featuring work from new albums by each artist and with accompanying musicians drawn from the bands of both artists, this is their first Scottish tour. "A couple of my favourite aspects of being a working musician are visiting interesting places and collaborating with other musicians. Tune-Up allows for both - a great prospect. I've worked with Lisa Knapp before, but only on one-off events; the thought of playing with her and her band throughout a tour is something I look forward to. Musically, I expect this tour to be one of the highlights of an already busy looking year." James Yorkston