Podcasts about Martyn Joseph

Hace 80 años que partió de este mundo, Eric Liddell (1902-1945), el atleta escocés que fue campeón olímpico, pero se negó a correr en domingo en los Juegos de 1924. Como dice un cartel al final de la película "Carros de Fuego" (1981), fue luego misionero en la China, donde nació y murió en un campo de concentración japonés durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Su vida es un buen ejemplo de lo que significa "morir para vivir", ya que como dice Jesús, "si el grano de trigo cae en tierra y muere, produce mucho fruto" (Juan 12:24). Tras la sintonía del programa de "Ruta 66" por Nat King Cole, escuchamos la canción que hizo el grupo irlandés U2 en memoria de Martin Luther King en 1984 (Pride). En ella hace referencia al sacrificio de amor de su Maestro, sobre el que habla el cantautor galés Martyn Joseph en su canción "Strange Way" (1994) con letra del poeta de Liverpool, Stewart Henderson, sobre la "extraña forma de empezar una revolución" de Cristo Jesús. El hijo del pastor anglicano Adrian Smell escribió sobre "El Varón de Dolores" (Man Of Sorrows) en su disco de 1986 sobre Aquel que es "Alpha y Omega", principio y final. La película "Inquebrantable" (2016)) tiene el mismo título que la historia de Angelina Jolie sobre otro atleta olímpico evangélico, Louis Zamperini, pero la del director de Hong Kong, Stephen Shin, habla de la vida y muerte de Eric Liddell como misionero en China. Protagonizada por Joseph Fiennes, lleva el título original de "Con alas de águila" (On Wings Of Eagle), la expresión del profeta Isaías, a la que hace referencia la película "Carros de Fuego" en el supuesto sermón de Liddell en la iglesia escocesa de París. José de Segovia cuenta su historia con la banda sonora original del ahora fallecidos Vangelis para el film de Hugh Hudson, muerto hace poco, como Ryuchi Sakamoto, que hizo la música también para "Feliz Navidad Mr. Lawrence" (1983), un film que se desarrolla también en un campo de concentración japonés. Escuchamos también la canción que hizo Sakamoto con David Sylvain para esa película (Forbidden Colours), que menciona "la sangre de Cristo". El programa acaba con uno de los temas que hizo el cantautor-teólogo Michael Card sobre la Cruz, que estudió la Biblia con William L. Lane en la Universidad del Oeste de Kentucky, además de filosofía antigua, fisica y astronomía. Su trilogía de cómo Cristo es "Conocido por sus cicatrices" (Known By The Scars 1983) incluye una canción basada en este texto del Evangelio según Juan (Ride To Die).

We have an interview with singer-songwriter Martyn Joseph. He talks about his career, the craft of song-writing, his campaigning worked the importance of just turning up. And we end, of course, with a song. Support the podcast Contact the podcast through your email machine Mid-faith Crisis Facebook Page Nick's Blog Mentioned in this episode: Martyn Joseph Martyn Joseph - Chapel Porth Beach Let Yourself Trust Tour Dates 2024 Liberal Backslider

Greetings from the Canadian Folk Music Awards in snowy St. John's Newfoundland! This week's show features a host of NL musicians, plus nominees and showcase artists from the Awards week. Plenty of new releases and teasers of forthcoming new albums as well. Concert previews for Oumou Sangare (April 7 at The Chan), Rhiannon Giddens (April 15 at The Chan), and Holly Near, Ryan McMahon, Jeff Plankenhorn, Martyn Joseph, Steve Dawson, Hornby Blues, Adrian Glyn, Jim Byrnes, The Sojourners, Kristina Olson, Cassie & Maggie, and Teddy Thompson (all coming to The Rogue in the next few weeks.)

The Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features guest appearances from Jon Cleave of the Fisherman's Friends, reflecting on their extraordinary success and Ian A Anderson telling the story of the legendary Soho club Les Cousins which was at the heart of the folk and blues scene of the 1960s. There's  music from John Renbourn, Hack Poets Guild, Show of Hands, OXN, Martyn Joseph and the Mary Wallopers. --- We rely 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/

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 01/29/2024 featuring: Flagship Romance “His Town” Concentric (2019 Gatorbone) 4:27 Kaia Kater “The Internet” Single (2024 Kaia Kater) 3:08 Muhammad Seven & the Spring “Baby I Ain't from Nowhere” Single (2023 Nima Samimi) 4:26 Lilli Lewis “Just One Ride” All Is Forgiven (2023 Lilli Lewis) 3:59 Martyn Joseph “It's a Fine Thing” This is What I Want to Say (2024 Martyn Joseph) 4:10 Kelly Bosworth “Waters” Kelly Bosworth (2014 Kelly Bosworth) 2:27 Terry Klein “Wedding Day Eve” Leave the Light On (2023 Terry Klein) 3:40 Joe Crookston “Garlic” Nine Becomes One Chapter 9 (Start Brave) (2023 Joe Crookston) 3:48 Tret Fure “It Was Meant to Be” Lavender Moonshine (2023 Tret Fure) 2:27 SHEL “Vinyl Memories” Shel (2012 Moraine) 3:38 Palmyra “Park Bench” Shenandoah (2022 1513593) 3:26 Abby Posner “Second Chances” Second Chances (2023 Blackbird) 2:32 David Francey “Offering” The Breath Between (2023 Laker) 3:21 Amy Speace “Why I Wake Early” Tucson (2022 Windbone) 3:45

Martyn Joseph chatted to us backstage at Wickham Festival 2023.

I'm joined by Welsh singer-songwriter Martyn Joseph, a folk artist who has used his platform to campaign for human rights and social justice for over 40 years. 

Americana, Roots, Country, Folk and Acoustic music. Featured Artists . New and classic tracks.Episode includes Nathaniel Rateliff, Martyn Joseph, Bob Dylan and Angelica Rockne.Also Hermanos Gutierrez are featured.

The Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features an interview with James Yorkston and Nina Persson about their brilliant new album with the Second Hand Orchestra. There's also music from Rachael Dadd, David Carroll and Friends, Breabach, Martyn Joseph, Manran, Magpie Arc and The Mary Wallopers. --- Delve deeper into the Folk on Foot world and keep us on the road by becoming a Patron—sign up at patreon.com/folkonfoot. You can choose your level and get great rewards, ranging from a stylish Folk on Foot badge to access to our amazing and ever expanding Folk on Foot on Film video archive of more than 150 unique performances filmed on our travels. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

Chris Marshak, producer, drummer, percussionist and all-around great guy joins your host, Steve Yusko along with Stephen Martino, another percussionist and previous guest on the podcast. We explore Chris' take on the music industry and how to collaborate with artists when producing music. We'll hear three songs that Chris brought to the table along with the remix of Steve Windwood's Spanish Dancer.Some of the artists that Chris has recorded and/or performed with...Steve Winwood, Marc Cohn, Ricardo Arjona ,Jill Sobule, Amy Helm,  Johnston,G Love,Liz Longley, Donovan Woods, Cheryl  Wheeler, Lucy Kaplansky, Duke Levine, Cassandra House, Henry Butler, Martyn Joseph, Mike Delguidice, Andy Falco, Amy Correia, Billy J. Kramer, Miles To Dayton,Jeff Golub, Phoebe Hunt,Matt Marshak, Lisa Matassa, Joanna Mosca, The Levins, Greg Greenway ,Pat Wictor, Bill Scorzari, Mark Newman, Dave Diamond, Robert Bruey, Kerri Powers, Erica Leigh, Brian Unger and Lucy Bonilla Connect with The Long Island Sound Podcast  Intro/Outro song in this episode: “Fading out Fast” from Mike Nugent's album, Mike Nugent and the Blue Moon Band . Opening Narration by Faith YuskoAll songs in this podcast episode have been used with prior permission by the artists. Please Subscribe Here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast“Chris is one of my go-to drummers for so many of the recording projects and albums that come my way. Chris has a keen sense of what will work best for each song that he plays on. He comes with a great feel and pocket for a multitude of genres and is not afraid to experiment with different textures and layers of rhythms that together create something unique and memorable. In addition, every time he shows up for a session he brings new sounds and instruments that offer a continually expanding sonic palette from which to choose. Chris comes incredibly well prepared and I know that whenever we'll be working together in a recording session or live performance it's gonna be a great day of creativity and camaraderie.”                                                                         — Ben Wisch (2x Grammy Award winning producer)Call the Listener Line (631) 800-3579 and leave your comments for our host and guests.Please Subscribe Here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast Call the Listener Line and leave us your impressions (631) 800-3579Support the showConnect with us here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast If you like what you hear,click the link below to support us with a secure donation. https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=lg4LOxiWjgFS8z75NJpziIIRYXvpvtm6oZ2VlYE5eedpGDcJ-YD1ybtpJZiAWaSa1HKHDPX7IFp9uisz

Welcome to Part #2 Chris Marshak, producer, drummer, percussionist and all-around great guy joins your host, Steve Yusko along with Stephen Martino, another percussionist and previous guest on the podcast.We explore Chris' take on the music industry and how to collaborate with artists when producing music. We'll hear three songs that Chris brought to the table along with the remix of Steve Windwood's Spanish Dancer.Some of the artists that Chris has recorded and/or performed with...Steve Winwood, Marc Cohn, Ricardo Arjona ,Jill Sobule, Amy Helm,  Johnston,G Love,Liz Longley, Donovan Woods, Cheryl  Wheeler, Lucy Kaplansky, Duke Levine, Cassandra House, Henry Butler, Martyn Joseph, Mike Delguidice, Andy Falco, Amy Correia, Billy J. Kramer, Miles To Dayton,Jeff Golub, Phoebe Hunt,Matt Marshak, Lisa Matassa, Joanna Mosca, The Levins, Greg Greenway ,Pat Wictor, Bill Scorzari, Four 80 East, Jeff Kashiwa, Carl Burnett, Mary Gatchell, Robert Poe,David Lockwood, Dave Murphy, Kat Quinn, Mark Newman, Dave Diamond, Robert Bruey, Kerri Powers, Erica Leigh, Brian Unger and Lucy Bonilla Connect with The Long Island Sound Podcast  Intro/Outro song in this episode: “Fading out Fast” from Mike Nugent's album, Mike Nugent and the Blue Moon Band . Opening Narration by Faith YuskoAll songs in this podcast episode have been used with prior permission by the artists. Please Subscribe Here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast“Chris is one of my go-to drummers for so many of the recording projects and albums that come my way. Chris has a keen sense of what will work best for each song that he plays on. He comes with a great feel and pocket for a multitude of genres and is not afraid to experiment with different textures and layers of rhythms that together create something unique and memorable. In addition, every time he shows up for a session he brings new sounds and instruments that offer a continually expanding sonic palette from which to choose. Chris comes incredibly well prepared and I know that whenever we'll be working together in a recording session or live performance it's gonna be a great day of creativity and camaraderie.”                                                                         — Ben Wisch (2x Grammy Award winning producer)Call the Listener Line (631) 800-3579 and leave your comments for our host and guests.Please Subscribe Here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast Call the Listener Line and leave us your impressions (631) 800-3579Support the showConnect with us here: Https://linktr.ee/thelongislandsoundpodcast If you like what you hear,click the link below to support us with a secure donation. https://www.paypal.com/donate?token=lg4LOxiWjgFS8z75NJpziIIRYXvpvtm6oZ2VlYE5eedpGDcJ-YD1ybtpJZiAWaSa1HKHDPX7IFp9uisz

This month's Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot is presented by Matthew Bannister from the Sidmouth Folk Festival and features an interview with Bella Hardy about her new album “Love Songs” plus music from Kim Carnie, Martyn Joseph, David Ford and Annie Dressner, Will Allen, Damien O'Kane and Ron Block, Kathryn Williams and Jessie Buckley and Bernard Butler. --- Delve deeper into the Folk on Foot world and keep us on the road by becoming a Patron—sign up at patreon.com/folkonfoot. You can choose your level and get great rewards, ranging from a stylish Folk on Foot badge to access to our amazing and ever expanding Folk on Foot on Film video archive of more than 150 unique performances filmed on our travels. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

We have another great interview to share with you on Episode 635 of Folk Roots Radio. Singer-songwriter woe11er joins us to chat about his debut solo album "try it up here", a new recording that tells stories of life in the peaceful port village of Lion's Head on the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario and people facing down challenging times, while spreading a gospel of love, friendship and community. It's a great album, and one that lead to a really thought-provoking conversation. We're pleased to share part of that with you on this episode. As always, we wrap things up with more new releases and this time around we hear from OXLIP, Kim Beggs, The Redhill Valleys, Lizzy Hoyt, Sheila Veerkamp (with Peter Tangredi), Diana Jones, Ken Whiteley and Martyn Joseph. Enjoy! If you like the artists you hear on this show and want to support them, don't just stream their music – BUY their music and then you'll really make a difference to their income during this difficult time when it's much more challenging to find live show opportunities. Folk Roots Radio is a labour of love - a full time hobby. If you enjoy this episode, please consider giving us a 'LIKE' and leaving a review/comment on your podcast provider and sharing the episode on social media. We'll love you for it! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-635-feat-woe11er-try-it-up-here-more-new-releases/

Luke Jackson Singer Songwriter Great chat with a great performer and songwriter Luke tells of his musical journey. Luke is a Singer-Songwriter from Canterbury, Kent, who way back in 2013 was nominated in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards for both the Horizon Award for Best Emerging Talent and The Young Folk Category. He was also winner of Fatea's “Male Artist of the Year 2014” and 2016, his live album ‘Solo:Duo:Trio' was voted 2018 Album of the Year by Laurel Canyon and in 2020 his last studio release ‘Journals' was voted 2019 Album of the Year by Fatea Magazine. Over the past few years he has steadily developed a reputation for himself in the Folk, Roots, Americana & Acoustic circuits, through his solo, duo or trio shows, many festival appearances or when opening for such luminaries as Fairport Convention, Show of Hands, Steve Knightley, Martyn Joseph, Seth Lakeman, Karine Polwart, Oysterband, Paul Brady, and Glen Tilbrook. In addition to the UK, Luke regularly tours across Europe and in 2016 and 2017 he visited the USA for the first time to play at the International Folk Alliance conference in Kansas and again in early 2019. Check out Luke http://lukepauljackson.com To support the podcast and get access to features about guitar playing and song writing visit https://www.patreon.com/vichyland and also news for all the creative music that we do at Bluescamp UK and France visit www.bluescampuk.co.uk For details of the Ikaro music charity visit www.ikaromusic.com Big thanks to Josh Ferrara for the music  

This month's Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features an interview with Seth Lakeman about his new album “Make Your Mark” plus music from Christy Moore, Martyn Joseph, Spencer Cullum, Henry Parker, Reg Meuross with Harbottle and Jonas, Hannah James and Toby Kuhn and The Magic Lantern. --- Access over 150 performances from dozens of artists, by signing up to Folk On Foot On Film: https://www.folkonfoot.com/watch We rely entirely on support from our listeners to make Folk on Foot. So please consider becoming a patron. You'll make a small monthly contribution and get great rewards. Find out more at www.patreon.com/folkonfoot. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

The Swan Song Project Podcast features a range of Songwriters to talk about songwriting and bereavement. Swan Song founder Ben Buddy Slack asks each guest to:A) Share one of their songs and talk a bit about how they wrote itB)Share a songwriting tip that could be useful to new and aspiring songwriters.C) Share a song that is meaningful to them in some way relating to bereavement.https://www.martynjoseph.net/https://www.facebook.com/martynjoseph...https://twitter.com/martyn_josephhttps://www.letyourself.net/Facebook: TheSwanSongProject | Instagram: @SwansongprojectTwitter: @swansongprouk | LinkedIn: The Swan Song ProjectHope you enjoy it.www.swansongproject.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Roy Jenkins looks back at some of the subjects which have featured in All Things Considered during 2020. This year, many editions of the programme have reacted to the Covid epidemic, exploring how people have dealt with this crisis in the light of their faith, how they’ve approached fear and suffering, how faith communities have coped with restrictions on worship, handled funerals, managed not to sing together, addressed need around them and used innovative means of spreading their message…and much more. But for this review, Roy steers clear of Covid 19 - and Brexit - to look at some of the other subjects which have been covered in a year which would be momentous even without the epidemic. Subjects revisited range from the toppling of statues in Bristol and the impact of Black Lives Matter to the role of evanglical christians in US politics, taking in an interview with the nun and anti-death penalty campaigner Helen Prejean and interviews with the singer-songwriters Graham Kendrick and Martyn Joseph, in a year which began with a commemmoration of the centenary of the disestablishment of the Church in Wales.

Martyn spoke with Keep Cardiff Live about his brand new song, written for our current times, and looking to the future. Released to help raise funds for the Cavell Nurses Trust https://www.cavellnursestrust.org/ Listen to his latest song and watch the music video below.

Beth Keeping is a singer/songwriter from Surrey, UK. Drawing influences from both traditional country storytelling and modern pop music, Keeping delivers a fresh and modern sound of what she calls “pop stories”. Creating songs that speak about real situations, her honest lyrical approach and emotive vocals have been garnering attention from fans and critics across the globe. Inspired into the music industry by artists such as Delta Goodrem, John Mayer and Martyn Joseph, Keeping found herself travelling the world, writing and recording in the UK, Singapore, Ireland, Estonia, Andalusia and America. Her debut EP Fool, which was recorded in Nashville, showcased her love for country music and its powerful ability to depict vivid stories through sound. However, her most recent work takes a move towards more mainstream pop, whilst reserving her signature authentic anecdotal lyrics. Keeping’s latest single “Cool Kids” is a self-empowering anthem for anyone who has experienced bullying. Inspired by the news that a boy who used to bully her at school now listens to her music, she shares, “I heard that he and his friends respect me because I decided to pursue my dreams and do something different instead of following the standard career path. I have to admit, it felt pretty great to hear that!” Despite its feel-good melodies, there is a juxtaposition between the music and lyrics, with a deeper element recognising how serious bullying is and why we do it. Keeping explains, “Whether it's at school or in the workplace, bullying happens when those who are popular or powerful in some way choose to use that power against others. And usually this behavior is driven by something deeper such as insecurity, peer pressure, personal trauma or having been bullied themselves.” The song reminds listeners that we all have a choice - we can choose to bully and to retaliate, or we can choose peace, and understand and forgive those who have used their power against us. Watch The Video Here Produced by Kaity Rae (The Shires, Lisa Pac) “Cool Kids” sonically blends bass heavy, plucky instrumentation with minimalist production styles inspired by the likes of Taylor Swift and Lauv. Honest, sassy lyrics narrate some of Keeping’s real life experiences, referencing some of her previous singles as a lighthearted hint that the “cool kids” have been listening to them. The fun pop song treads the line between confidence and vulnerability, acting as an infectious, dance worthy track to help others going through a similar experience. As founder of 'Write Like A Girl', an initiative that puts the spotlight back on female songwriters, Keeping is an advocate of championing the rights of women and equality in the music industry. Keeping shares, “It’s an idea I’ve had for years after I woke up to the gender imbalance at networking nights I was going to. In fact, only 18% of songwriters in the UK are women (PRS for Music, 2019)”. Write Like A Girl hosts sell-out writers round shows in London, Newcastle and Bristol, and since lockdown have begun a Q&A series on Instagram called 'Girl Power Hour'. Keeping has also seen success winning a PRS songwriting prize in a Mayor of London GIGs competition, as well as reaching #3 on the iTunes singer/songwriter chart for her debut EP. https://www.facebook.com/bethkeeping https://www.instagram.com/bethkeeping/ https://twitter.com/bethkeeping Sponsorships: off for this episode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/james-burns5/message

We're all about the music on Episode 515 of Folk Roots Radio as we bring you more Covid-19 lockdown inspired tunes and more great new releases. We've actually included a lot more singles on this episode than usual - many written during lockdown, which is why we’ve decided to subtitle this one 'The Covid Times Edition' of Folk Roots Radio. Join us for great new music from Andy Comley, Melanie Peterson, Fresh Breath, Don Johnston, Hamish Napier, Martyn Joseph, Tomorrow Bird, The Worldwide Shanty Project, Castanea & Rising Appalachia, Becky Buller, Jason Wilber, Chicks With Dip, Jeff Orson and Francine Honey (with Robert Gray). Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-515-were-all-about-the-music-covid-times-edition/

We're bringing you another hour of great new music on Episode 511 of Folk Roots Radio. This time around we're including more new Covid-19 tunes, some songs recorded during the coronavirus lockdown, alongside some fine new releases. Join us for new music from Martyn Joseph, Chip Taylor, Crys Matthews & Heather Mae, Gillian Nicola, Shawn Clarke, Bill Bourne, Katie Dahl, Doris Folkens, Pharis & Jason Romero, Claudia Nygaard, Leeroy Stagger, Maggie Duffy, Nelson Sobral, Donovan Woods, Carolyn Anele and Shelley Posen. Stay safe and well everyone! We will get through this... together and apart. Check out the full playlist on the website.

Keep Cardiff Live sits down with the acclaimed singer-songwriter Martyn Joseph for a series of candid conversations about his upbringing, his start in music, along with some intimate acoustic performances.

Uur 1 1. What a difference a day makes – Dinah Washington 2. Damals wollt’ Ich erwachsen sein – Udo Jurgens 3. Bloesem in de bomen – Leoni Jansen 4. If the stars were mine – Melody Gardot 5. If not for you – Bob Dylan 6. Houd moed – Britta Maria 7. Zamba gris – Marta Topferova 8. Look for the good – Jasom Mraz 9. Be – Neil Diamond 10. Girl you’ll be a woman soon – Flying Pickets 11. How will I know – Yael Naim 12. Diep in mijn hart – Gerard Cox & Joke Bruijs 13. Count your blessings and smile – George Formby 14. Mississippi – Cactus Blossoms Uur 2 1. Simple things – Carole King 2. The best things in life are free – Les Paul & Mary Ford 3. Blijf binnen – De Meisjes van Mareysen 4. Puisque vous partez en voyage – Francoise Hardy & Jacques Dutronc 5. The land of evermore – Martyn Joseph 6. A little soon to say – Jackson Browne 7. Fragile & Jesse Cook & Holly Cole 8. Ruimtevaarder – Kommil Foo 9. Count your blessings (instead of sheep) – Diana Krall 10. A couple of swells – Fred Astaire & Judy Garland 11. Cantando de alegria – Alex Cuba 12. Always look on the bright side of life – Monty Python 13. Opzij – Lais 14. Hora – Bebe Serban

les - new stuff - truck and highway stuff - & some john prinePlaylist: 100 Mile House - riverLogan Ledger - (i'm gonna get over this) somedaySlow Leaves - piace of adviceAyla Brook & the Sound Men - refuge coveNorma MacDonald - temperamental yearphil ochs - days of decisionMartyn Joseph - changesTall Tall Trees - expectationsKen Whiteley - lay my burden by the riverjohnny cash - all i do is driveSean Burns & Lost Country - roll truck rollHarry Chapin - 30,000 pounds of bananasdavid francey - border linefred eaglesmith - trucker speedKathy Mattea - eighteen wheels and a dozen rosesGretchen Peters - truckstop angelconnie kaldor - bird on a wingjames keelaghan - get to youJohn Prine - caravan of foolsJustin Townes Earle - far from meMy Morning Jacket - all the bestJohn Prine - boundless loveFrantically Atlantic - the pretty girl milking her cow

Jan draait muziek van Jackson Browne, Andy Shauf, Martyn Joseph, Maya Rae en Pokey LaFarge. Dit programma is dinsdagochtend  7 april opgenomen, een dag voordat de dood van John Prine bekend werd. Volgende week een live-special van John Prine.

A swathe of female performers from around the world, plus Sharon Shannon, Martyn Joseph, and Festival du Bois previews

In deze aflevering vrijwel louter singer-songwriters. Van eigen bodem de zuiderlingen Jack Poels,Alex Roeka en JW Roy. John Hiatt en Sam Baker worden voorzien van een fraaie accordeon-begeleiding. Protestzanger Phil Ochs leeft voort via een tributeplaat van de Welshe bard Martyn Joseph en een schitterende vertolking van zijn Crucifixion door Anna Coogan.En de pas overleden David Olney krijgt een engelenkoor mee naar Rock 'n Roll Heaven via Linda Ronstadt en Emmylou Harris.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 04/22/2019 featuring:   James Keelaghan “Cold Missouri Waters” A Recent Future (Tranquilla 1996) 4:59 Ordinary Elephant “Jenny & James” Honest (Berkalin 2019) 3:28 Martyn Joseph “Luxury of Despair” Kiss the World Beautiful (Pipe 2014) 5:07 The Honey Dewdrops “”Rainy Windows” Anyone Can See (The Honey Dewdrops 2019) 3:02 Adam Klein “Low Flyin' Planes” Low Flyin' Planes (Broken Hill Songs 2019) 5:18 Birds of Chicago “Remember Wild Horses” Real Midnight (Five Head Entertainment 2016) 4:46 Rain Perry “Vapor” Let's Be Brave (Precipitous 2019) 3:33 Adam Carroll “The Last Word” I Walked in Them Shoes (Adam Carroll 2019) 2:39 Sara Trunzo “Late Summer Bouquet” Dirigo Attitude (Sara Tunzo 2019) 3:22 Vincent Cross “As the Crow Flies” Old Songs for Modern Folk (Rescue Dog 2016) 3:02 Beth Wood “Old Things” The Long Road (Joy Echo 2018) 4:06 Kora Feder “Dance with Me” In Sevens (Kora Feder 2019) 3:35 Brooks Williams “Mama's Song” Lucky Star (Brooks Williams 2018) 3:02

We’ve got follow up! Listeners send us great tips for being unhappy. Nick’s wife, Claire, sends in three pages of notes on his behaviour. Joe shares a Valentine’s Day poem. And we talk about the links between mid-faith crisis and depression. A  bit of a mixed bag, then. Brian Bilston, You are a map Martyn Joseph,… Read More »Episode 61: How not to be happy part 2

Song for refection: Martyn Joseph "Clara": https://soundcloud.com/folk-radio-uk/martyn-joseph-clara

Back in the saddle again at CiTR! Features on Festival du Bois, Christine Tassan et les Imposteures, Lydia Hol, and some searing political commentary from Leonard Cohen, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Billy Bragg, Martyn Joseph, Eliza Gilkyson and more. Also plenty of refugees. We are all immigrants and we need all the compassion we can get.

Having begun his career with positive songs that affirmed his Christian faith, the Welsh singer’s music has become more nuanced. The self-proclaimed ‘liberal backslider’ talks to Alison Hilliard... Things Unseen. For people who have a faith, and those who just feel there’s more out there than meets the eye.

Bristol's most enthusiastic folk talk show is back with Andrew talking to himself about Luke Jackson, Martyn Joseph, Chris Wood, Gaz Brookfield and Blackbeard's Tea Party

Christmas has come and gone, but there are still some great holiday-related songs that we haven’t played yet, so just like the turkey taking up space in your fridge, it’s time to clear out these leftovers and do something with them! This is also one of our annual holiday marathon episodes, where everyone sensible stays home and takes a break from radio, but I’ve never been accused of being sensible, so instead of the usual 2 hours, this show runs for 5! That gives us plenty of time to look back at the year that was, and play a whole bunch of the best music, concerts, and live guests of 2014!

Christmas has come and gone, but there are still some great holiday-related songs that we haven’t played yet, so just like the turkey taking up space in your fridge, it’s time to clear out these leftovers and do something with them! This is also one of our annual holiday marathon episodes, where everyone sensible stays home and takes a break from radio, but I’ve never been accused of being sensible, so instead of the usual 2 hours, this show runs for 5! That gives us plenty of time to look back at the year that was, and play a whole bunch of the best music, concerts, and live guests of 2014!

Christmas has come and gone, but there are still some great holiday-related songs that we haven’t played yet, so just like the turkey taking up space in your fridge, it’s time to clear out these leftovers and do something with them! This is also one of our annual holiday marathon episodes, where everyone sensible stays home and takes a break from radio, but I’ve never been accused of being sensible, so instead of the usual 2 hours, this show runs for 5! That gives us plenty of time to look back at the year that was, and play a whole bunch of the best music, concerts, and live guests of 2014!

Christmas has come and gone, but there are still some great holiday-related songs that we haven’t played yet, so just like the turkey taking up space in your fridge, it’s time to clear out these leftovers and do something with them! This is also one of our annual holiday marathon episodes, where everyone sensible stays home and takes a break from radio, but I’ve never been accused of being sensible, so instead of the usual 2 hours, this show runs for 5! That gives us plenty of time to look back at the year that was, and play a whole bunch of the best music, concerts, and live guests of 2014!

Christmas has come and gone, but there are still some great holiday-related songs that we haven’t played yet, so just like the turkey taking up space in your fridge, it’s time to clear out these leftovers and do something with them! This is also one of our annual holiday marathon episodes, where everyone sensible stays home and takes a break from radio, but I’ve never been accused of being sensible, so instead of the usual 2 hours, this show runs for 5! That gives us plenty of time to look back at the year that was, and play a whole bunch of the best music, concerts, and live guests of 2014!

It’s Dad’s Day, so some songs by, for, and about dads. We’re also plenty excited about the upcoming return of a really great dad, Jon Dee Graham, and that’s reason enough to celebrate the man’s amazing songs.

This week we’re joined on the telephone by Devin Cuddy, who is set to release a stellar new second record and appear at Times Change(d)! We’ve also got some other great upcoming shows to chat about and spin songs in honour of.

It’s a good time to tune in, because it’s a great time for new music, and especially for exciting upcoming shows, including Martyn Joseph, Lynn Miles, and many more!

It’s a good time to tune in, because it’s a great time for new music, and especially for exciting upcoming shows, including Martyn Joseph, Lynn Miles, and many more!

This week we’re joined on the telephone by Devin Cuddy, who is set to release a stellar new second record and appear at Times Change(d)! We’ve also got some other great upcoming shows to chat about and spin songs in honour of.

This past week, the amazing Martyn Joseph spent a bunch of time in town, and it was wonderful. He made some time to stop by the station to chat and play some songs for today’s show! As if that weren’t enough, we’ve got more new music, a Trout Forest Music Festival preview, and a look ahead to another upcoming house concert that promises to be equally amazing!

It’s Dad’s Day, so some songs by, for, and about dads. We’re also plenty excited about the upcoming return of a really great dad, Jon Dee Graham, and that’s reason enough to celebrate the man’s amazing songs.

This past week, the amazing Martyn Joseph spent a bunch of time in town, and it was wonderful. He made some time to stop by the station to chat and play some songs for today’s show! As if that weren’t enough, we’ve got more new music, a Trout Forest Music Festival preview, and a look ahead to another upcoming house concert that promises to be equally amazing!

The London Fiddlers Convention is at Cecil Sharp House: Try out media Taster Courses: Radio and Broadcast/StreetArt at the Working Men’s College; ‘Two’ is playing at Theatro Technis and Richard III is Upstairs at the Gatehouse Theatre or hear ‘the Welsh Springsteen’ Martyn Joseph. See last week’s What’s On for details of Under 2s and Play during half term. Read by: Freddy Chick & Marian Larragy Edited By Marian Larragy & Freddy Chick London Fiddle Convention :: Music Glue :: Working Men's College :: Theatro Technis :: Martyn Joseph :: Upstairs at the Gatehouse :: Back to Camden Commuity Radio :: Follow Camden Community Radio on Twitter :: File Download (4:58 min / 5 MB)

Some classic Jesus music including: Fool's Wisdom – Malcolm & Alwyn, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding - Phil & John, I Should Have Been There - Andy McCarroll, Lost In A Lonely World - Cliff Richard, Never Give It Up - Sheila Walsh, Jesus Call Your Lambs - Sheila Walsh and Cliff Richard, Don't Turn Your Back On Jesus – Lyrix, Reminded Of Heaven - Martyn Joseph, Here I Stand – Iona, Psalm 119 - Ian White, Led Like A Lamb To The Slaughter (You're Alive) - Graham Kendrick

Some classic Jesus music including: Fool's Wisdom – Malcolm & Alwyn, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding - Phil & John, I Should Have Been There - Andy McCarroll, Lost In A Lonely World - Cliff Richard, Never Give It Up - Sheila Walsh, Jesus Call Your Lambs - Sheila Walsh and Cliff Richard, Don't Turn Your Back On Jesus – Lyrix, Reminded Of Heaven - Martyn Joseph, Here I Stand – Iona, Psalm 119 - Ian White, Led Like A Lamb To The Slaughter (You're Alive) - Graham Kendrick

Some classic Jesus music including: Fool's Wisdom – Malcolm & Alwyn, (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding - Phil & John, I Should Have Been There - Andy McCarroll, Lost In A Lonely World - Cliff Richard, Never Give It Up - Sheila Walsh, Jesus Call Your Lambs - Sheila Walsh and Cliff Richard, Don't Turn Your Back On Jesus – Lyrix, Reminded Of Heaven - Martyn Joseph, Here I Stand – Iona, Psalm 119 - Ian White, Led Like A Lamb To The Slaughter (You're Alive) - Graham Kendrick

PODCAST: 29 Sep 2013 01 - Memphis - Bill Lloyd 02 - Working Town - Megson 03 - Collier Lad - Crucible 04 - Shove The Pigs Foot Set - The Unwanted 05 - The Lowlands of Holland - Dave Burland 06 - The Right Thing - Eric Bibb 07 - The Ghost of Tom Joad - Martyn Joseph 08 - No More Fish No More Fishermen - Finest Kind 09 - Waiting for a Train - The Flatlanders 10 - By the Glow of the Kerosene Light - The Once 11 - The Old Resting Chair - Buttons and Bows 12 - My Johnny Was a Shoemaker - Tan Yows 13 - The Banks of the Dee - Fabian Holland 14 - Chemical Workers Song - Teesside Fettlers 15 - Clinch Mountain Back Step - Will Pound 16 - Cannily Cannily - The Mighty Doonans 17 - Hind Horn - Bandoggs 18 - No More Frying Bacon - The Young Uns

PODCAST: 08 Sep 2013 01 - Liberty Hall - Oysterband 02 - Lonely Like America - Martyn Joseph 03 - Nighean Dubh Nighean Donn - Capercaille 04 - The Weaver's Daughter - Fay Hield and the Hurricane Party 05 - Bow Legged Chicken - Steamchicken 06 - The Wanton Wife of Castlegate - The Melrose Quartet 07 - In the Early Morning Rain - Tim O'Brien and Darrell Scott 08 - These Coal Town Days - Jez Lowe 09 - Mary and The Soldier - Eddi Reader 10 - Nottamun Fair - Lady Maisery 11 - Country Life - Oysterband with Steve Knightley 12 - Bantry Girls - Heidi Talbot 13 - Lakes of Shilin - Nic Jones 14 - Ruins by the Shore - Sam Carter 15 - Angeline (the) Baker [Field Recording] - Nick Reece and Robin Clark 16 - Lord I Don’t Want To Die In A Storm - Lucy Ward 17 - Ruby Are You Mad At Your Man - Carolina Chocolate Drops 18 - Sure As Not - Afro Celt Sound System

Some rockin’ good tunes, shows seen and missed, new stuff, Junos, and previewing next week’s live guests!

Some rockin’ good tunes, shows seen and missed, new stuff, Junos, and previewing next week’s live guests!

Yet another big batch of new music has come our way, and we’ve got a couple more exciting upcoming shows to preview: Justin Rutledge and Martyn Joseph. Still time for some requests, stories, and some discussion of my House Concert Host’s Manifesto.

Yet another big batch of new music has come our way, and we’ve got a couple more exciting upcoming shows to preview: Justin Rutledge and Martyn Joseph. Still time for some requests, stories, and some discussion of my House Concert Host’s Manifesto.

It’s Remembrance Day, so a tribute to soldiers and peace is in order. We’ve also got more exciting upcoming shows to preview and new music to share. Mix in some requests and dedications, and we’ve got ourselves a pretty decent program.

It’s Remembrance Day, so a tribute to soldiers and peace is in order. We’ve also got more exciting upcoming shows to preview and new music to share. Mix in some requests and dedications, and we’ve got ourselves a pretty decent program.

As we wrap up Folk Fest 2012, we’re pleased to present a live session with one of this year’s highlights, Martyn Joseph. He dropped by the studio just before the festival to chat and sing some live songs. Also, we look ahead to a couple of very special house concerts that we’re presenting, featuring Shannon Lyon and Joy Kills Sorrow, and we spin some great new music.

As we wrap up Folk Fest 2012, we’re pleased to present a live session with one of this year’s highlights, Martyn Joseph. He dropped by the studio just before the festival to chat and sing some live songs. Also, we look ahead to a couple of very special house concerts that we’re presenting, featuring Shannon Lyon and Joy Kills Sorrow, and we spin some great new music.

What an action-packed show today, featuring live performances by Catherine MacLellan and a chat with her and her chauffeur, Del Barber! We also heard some great new music, as well as some tales from the road.

What an action-packed show today, featuring live performances by Catherine MacLellan and a chat with her and her chauffeur, Del Barber! We also heard some great new music, as well as some tales from the road.

This weekend marked the release of the information that we wait all year for – the lineup for the Winnipeg Folk Festival! This year’s lineup is an interesting mix of legends and unknowns, and we heard from some of the expected highlights. We also got to some exciting new music, as well as a look ahead to next week’s Juno Awards. Lastly, we had a conversation with our old friend Martyn Joseph, who returns to Winnipeg after a few years’ absence.

This weekend marked the release of the information that we wait all year for – the lineup for the Winnipeg Folk Festival! This year’s lineup is an interesting mix of legends and unknowns, and we heard from some of the expected highlights. We also got to some exciting new music, as well as a look ahead to next week’s Juno Awards. Lastly, we had a conversation with our old friend Martyn Joseph, who returns to Winnipeg after a few years’ absence.

This weekend marked the release of the information that we wait all year for – the lineup for the Winnipeg Folk Festival! This year’s lineup is an interesting mix of legends and unknowns, and we heard from some of the expected highlights. We also got to some exciting new music, as well as a look ahead to next week’s Juno Awards. Lastly, we had a conversation with our old friend Martyn Joseph, who returns to Winnipeg after a few years’ absence.

T-Bar’s with us this week, and he managed to pull together quite a playlist of decent songs! Also, we hear the latest in the strange genre of songs called "Neil Young," as well as a bunch of great new music.

T-Bar’s with us this week, and he managed to pull together quite a playlist of decent songs! Also, we hear the latest in the strange genre of songs called "Neil Young," as well as a bunch of great new music.

Another week of great upcoming shows to preview, including The Wailin’ Jennys, Josh Ritter, Porkbelly Futures, and Andy Maize & Michael Johnston, among others. We also try to fit in a few more best-of the year contenders.

Another week of great upcoming shows to preview, including The Wailin’ Jennys, Josh Ritter, Porkbelly Futures, and Andy Maize & Michael Johnston, among others. We also try to fit in a few more best-of the year contenders.

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! KK, Mudge, and T-Bar have had many great experiences at the Winnipeg Festival (as well as festivals in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario!), and this seemed like as good a time as any to look back at some of those magical moments that have inspired us over the years. Mudge takes a musical walk through time, listening to some Folk Fest faves and telling some stories that stand out. This is a real fun show for me, and one that I hope you'll enjoy listening to almost as much as I enjoyed making it! (Part 2 airs on Tell the Band to Go Home!)

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! KK, Mudge, and T-Bar have had many great experiences at the Winnipeg Festival (as well as festivals in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario!), and this seemed like as good a time as any to look back at some of those magical moments that have inspired us over the years. Mudge takes a musical walk through time, listening to some Folk Fest faves and telling some stories that stand out. This is a real fun show for me, and one that I hope you'll enjoy listening to almost as much as I enjoyed making it! (Part 2 airs on Tell the Band to Go Home!)

We're pre-recorded this week, as all good-hearted local music lovers are at the Winnipeg Folk Festival! KK, Mudge, and T-Bar have had many great experiences at the Winnipeg Festival (as well as festivals in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Ontario!), and this seemed like as good a time as any to look back at some of those magical moments that have inspired us over the years. Mudge takes a musical walk through time, listening to some Folk Fest faves and telling some stories that stand out. This is a real fun show for me, and one that I hope you'll enjoy listening to almost as much as I enjoyed making it! (Part 2 airs on Tell the Band to Go Home!)

Some classic Jesus music, featuring the ABCs of CCM, including: A Place For Love – Ark, Break My Heart – Wendell Burton, Celebrate The Child – Michael Card, Daddy Says – Dion, Echos Of The Spirit – Joe English, Family – Fireworks, God Loves A Broken Heart – Jon Gibson, Heart of Hearts – Mark Heard, In The Promised Land – The Imperials, Jealous Love – Martyn Joseph, King Of The Jews – Phil Keaggy

Some classic Jesus music, featuring the ABCs of CCM, including: A Place For Love – Ark, Break My Heart – Wendell Burton, Celebrate The Child – Michael Card, Daddy Says – Dion, Echos Of The Spirit – Joe English, Family – Fireworks, God Loves A Broken Heart – Jon Gibson, Heart of Hearts – Mark Heard, In The Promised Land – The Imperials, Jealous Love – Martyn Joseph, King Of The Jews – Phil Keaggy

Some classic Jesus music, featuring the ABCs of CCM, including: A Place For Love – Ark, Break My Heart – Wendell Burton, Celebrate The Child – Michael Card, Daddy Says – Dion, Echos Of The Spirit – Joe English, Family – Fireworks, God Loves A Broken Heart – Jon Gibson, Heart of Hearts – Mark Heard, In The Promised Land – The Imperials, Jealous Love – Martyn Joseph, King Of The Jews – Phil Keaggy

Pretaped this week as I'm off on vacation in Florida. In honour of that, a few songs related to that journey. There are a couple of great shows coming up this week, starting off with a lovely lady named Kim Barlow who hails from the Yukon but is visiting us on Tuesday, January 29 at the West End. We checked out some of her great material. Then after that, on Thursday, January 31, one of my favourite live performers and one of the most powerful and passionate singer/songwriters alive today, Martyn Joseph returns to Winnipeg. I've interviewed Martyn a number of times but it was shocking to learn that it's been almost 4 years since I talked to him last in February of 2004. I can't be here to interview him live this week, so we listened back to that interview.

Pretaped this week as I'm off on vacation in Florida. In honour of that, a few songs related to that journey. There are a couple of great shows coming up this week, starting off with a lovely lady named Kim Barlow who hails from the Yukon but is visiting us on Tuesday, January 29 at the West End. We checked out some of her great material. Then after that, on Thursday, January 31, one of my favourite live performers and one of the most powerful and passionate singer/songwriters alive today, Martyn Joseph returns to Winnipeg. I've interviewed Martyn a number of times but it was shocking to learn that it's been almost 4 years since I talked to him last in February of 2004. I can't be here to interview him live this week, so we listened back to that interview.

Pretaped this week as I'm off on vacation in Florida. In honour of that, a few songs related to that journey. There are a couple of great shows coming up this week, starting off with a lovely lady named Kim Barlow who hails from the Yukon but is visiting us on Tuesday, January 29 at the West End. We checked out some of her great material. Then after that, on Thursday, January 31, one of my favourite live performers and one of the most powerful and passionate singer/songwriters alive today, Martyn Joseph returns to Winnipeg. I've interviewed Martyn a number of times but it was shocking to learn that it's been almost 4 years since I talked to him last in February of 2004. I can't be here to interview him live this week, so we listened back to that interview.

Pretaped this week as I'm off on vacation in Florida. In honour of that, a few songs related to that journey. There are a couple of great shows coming up this week, starting off with a lovely lady named Kim Barlow who hails from the Yukon but is visiting us on Tuesday, January 29 at the West End. We checked out some of her great material. Then after that, on Thursday, January 31, one of my favourite live performers and one of the most powerful and passionate singer/songwriters alive today, Martyn Joseph returns to Winnipeg. I've interviewed Martyn a number of times but it was shocking to learn that it's been almost 4 years since I talked to him last in February of 2004. I can't be here to interview him live this week, so we listened back to that interview.

New Years Day podcast with some explicit content featuring music from Artichokes Last Breath, Martyn Joseph, Daniel Brummel, 5Diez, Maria Daines & Paul Killington and Morgenblume. Poetry supplied by the Trent Vale Poet Please support : Singers/Songwriters & Musicians Against The Chinese Dog, Cat & Captive Animal Fur Trade or get further information from the Mary Alice web site. You can also download and share the song "I Am The Owner Of This Coat" Please support HomeGrown at these sites: Podcast Charts, UK Podcasts, Yahoo Podcasts , Vital Podcasts

Music this week from The Delta Blues, Mark Spencer, James Heffer, InSpain, Martyn Joseph, Marigold Landing and STAN. Poetry and Prose from Andrew Newsham and Maria Daines. Podcast recorded Nov 19th 2005 (Show contains some adult language)