herbe bleue

Neil Davey - mandolin. Steve Hunt - guitar.
Tunes - Trencrom and Pedn Olva by Neil Davey.

Trencrom

Country Mile

After Eliot

So, Rick set to work on the new Dalla album, Cribbar ... All tracks uploaded with grateful thanks to Dalla

Bagas Degol vs Dalla - Cribbar Remix

The Children of the Stones theme is an unusual, atmospheric production with sinister, discordant wailing voices. The music was composed by Sidney Sager who used the Ambrosian Singers to chant in accordance with the megalithic rituals referred to in the story.  
Remixed and bridged by The Mekon.  
Originally broadcast in 1976 and produced by HTV, Children of the Stones was filmed in Avebury, Wiltshire (UK) and is regarded as one of the most seminal and spookiest children's series of the 1970s.

Children Of The Stones - Theme to the Television Series

The Hop-tu-naa song performed in its original Manx Gaelic form.

Hop-tu-naa is the traditional celebration held in the Isle of Man on the 31st of October. Although on the same date as Halloween in other countries, Hop-tu-naa has a distinct identity. A part of this is the song which is sung at this time.

This version of Hop-tu-naa is performed by The Mollag Band. The recording was produced by the Manx Music Development Officer at Culture Vannin.
For more information about the Mollag Band: http://www.manxmusic.com/performer_128498.html

For more information on Hop-tu-naa (including a translation of the lyrics to Hop-tu-naa), please visit the Manx Music website: http://www.manxmusic.com/learn_page_392900.html

Recording produced by Culture Vannin.
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Hop tu naa pack

Hop-tu-naa [performed by The Mollag Band]

guitar,  Don Coging  vocals and banjo, and Tim Disney harmonica. Marl, Germany - 1977.

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On Things That Fly, their third album, released April 20, 2010 on Sugar Hill, The Infamous Stringdusters venture into virtually uncharted territory for an acoustic group: a sonically and thematically expansive album that lends itself to absorbed listening from start to finish.

The Infamous Stringdusters - Magic #9

Nathan Lewis Williams - Bouzouki, Vox
Catrin O'Neill - Guitar, Bodrhan, Vox
Harmony Davies - Fiddle

Plwyf Penderyn - Nathan Lewis Williams & Catrin O'Neill, with Hilary Davies

A live recording of a traditional Welsh folk song. Fiddles: Caelia Lunniss and Jenny Bliss. Cello: Gerry Barnett. Clarinet: Helen Newman. Percussion: Rohan White

Dacw Nghariad - Chalice Well - July 2018

A live recording of a Welsh folk song. Fiddles: Caelia Lunniss, Jenny Bliss. Clarinet: Helen Newman. Cello: Gerry Barnett. Percussion: Rohan White

Plwyf Penderyn - Chalice Well - July 2018

Brit-Folk-Futurism - Lord Franklin recorded live at Cafe Oto with Pat Thomas, Orphy Robinson, Michael Thieke, Timothy Hill.

LORD FRANKLIN - LIVE CAFE OTO

From the Harvest EP, now available on itunes: 
http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-horde-and-the-harem/id387847867 

Steady Hands

Welsh Blues written last century by Dylan Elvis of Porthmadog, allegedly.

Welsh Blues - Rees Wesson

This song was written by Colum Sands; I learned it from the Silly Sisters and changed a few words here and there.

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