Playlist (15).  Kidnappers Ceilidh, no. 867
Radio Hawke's Bay (NZ) 104.7MHz FM.
BROADCAST: Sun 29/03/2026 0000-0100 NZDT.
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Specialising in tradition-based instrumental music.
Today: Brown Boots Boogie Band; Michéal Cherry; BB Bowness and Eloise & Co.


Artist: Title (Duration) (Composer/Lyricist) "Album title" Record Label 
CatNo, Date. (Medium) [Country] (E-Address) [Comment]



1. Dave Swarbrick: Shandon bells / Fairy dance / Mrs McLeod (4.05)  (Traditional; Nathaniel Gow; Traditional) "Swarbrick 2" Private  recording TRA341, 1977. (LP) [IE]  [Ng  #1756, Session #1200; Ng #593,  Session #424; Ng #1310, Session #75]
2. The Boys of the Lough: I'll buy boots for Maggie / O'Connor's polka  (2.40) (Traditional; Traditional) "The good old way: British folk music  today" Topic TPSS412, 1980. (LP) [IE] (topicrecords.co.uk) [Ng #2975,  Session #1169; Ng #3745, Session #2097]
3. Shannonside Ceili Band: Selection of marching tunes: Oft in the  stilly night / The wearing of the green / Wrap the green flag round me  (2.07) (Traditional; Traditional; Traditional) "Ceili House" Columbia  SCX6218, 1971. (LP) [US]  [-; Ng #3461; -]
4. Michéal Cherry: The return to Camden Town / My love is in America  (3.37) (Traditional; Traditional) "The fiddle music of Donegal (vol. 5)"  Cairdeas na bhFidileiri CNF016, 2025. (Digital album) [IE]  (donegalfiddlemusic.ie) [Ng #1669, Session #3210; Ng #1391, Session #77]  [ISRC: IEBQY2400014]


5. Joe Hutton: The wonder hornpipe / Navvie on the line (1.26) (James  Hill; James Hill) "Bonny North Tyne: Northumbrian country music" Topic 
12TS239, 1974. (LP) [EN] (topicrecords.co.uk) [Ng #3439; Session #4376]  [ISRC: GBBHW7423907]
6. John Kirkpatrick & Ashley Hutchings: Bonny breastknot / Double lead  through (2.38) (Traditional; (Alexandre) Charles Lecocq) "The compleat  dancing master" Island Records HELP17, 1974. (LP) [EN]  [Session #9910;  Session #11528]
7. Angus Cameron: The Duke of Fife's welcome to Deeside / Forth Bridge  strathspey / Forth Bridge reel (2.55) (James Scott Skinner; Traditional;  Traditional) "The 1977 Golden Fiddle awards with special guest Bill  McCue" Mountain Records RTL90, 1977. (LP) [SC]  [Snyder #732; -; -]
8. Mike & Michelle Jackson: Sir David Davidson of Cantray (1.58) (John  Lowe) "Patchwork" Larrikin LRF052, 1980. (LP) [SC]  [MyStrathspey #2134]  [ISRC: QM6MZ2580046]


9. BB Bowness: Little Galangal (3.18) (Catherine Bowness & Alex Rubin)  "Goodtime revival" Catherine Bowness, 2025. (Digital album) [NZ]  (catherinebowness.com) [ISRC: QMAAK2519600]
10. Ron Weatherburn: Snake rag (4.57) (Joe 'King' Oliver) "Ragtime  piano: extemporizations and innovations" Rediffusion RIM01170. (LP) [US]
11. Jack Elliott: Golden slippers / Poor black Joe (1.05) (James A  Bland; Stephen Foster) "Jack Elliott of Birtley: the songs and stories  of a Durham miner" Leader LEA4001, 1968. (LP) [US]  [TMLotm #004002; -]
12. Lorraine Lee: Elizabethan medley: Come live with me and be my love /  To shallow rivers (2.11) (William Corkine; Traditional) "An exultation  of dulcimers" Greenhays Recordings GR707, 1980. (LP) [US]


13. Eloise & Co.: Bal / Dejol pont de Lion (2.53) (Traditional;  Traditional) "avec Elodie" Eloise & Co. 2025, 2025. (Digital album) [FR]  (rachelbellmusic.com/eloiseandco) [ISRC: QMAAK2541613]
14. Randal Bays: The jolly tinker (3.04) (Traditional) "New Folk Records  sampler 2" New Folk Records 2222, 2010. (CD) [IE] (newfolkrecords.com)  [Ng #1003]
15. Brown Boots Boogie Band: Onions / The antiboscis (4.50) (Martin  Clarke; Will Allen) "Dancing Boots" Brown Boots, 2025. (Digital album)  [EN] (brownboots.bandcamp.com) [ISRC: GXH2J2533058]

References:
MyStrathspey: my.strathspey.org/dd/tune
Ng: irishtune.info/tune/
Session: thesession.org/tunes/
Snyder: cbfiddle.com/rx/tune/t
TMLotm: traditionalmusic.co.uk/old-time-music/


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have provided recordings for review/play on Folk on Sunday and 
Kidnappers Ceilidh.  Feedback  is welcome, especially if we get the song 
attributions wrong.
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