Playlist (12).  Kidnappers Ceilidh, no. 891
Radio Hawke's Bay (NZ) 104.7MHz FM.
BROADCAST: Sun 20/09/2026 0000-0100 NZST.
STREAMING LIVE at: radiohawkesbay.org.nz
PODCAST available for 7 days after broadcast.


Specialising in tradition-based instrumental music.
Today: The Hayden Stern Band; Ken & Brad Kolodner; Pagoda Project and 
Chris Stout & Catriona McKay.


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



1. Lucie Périer & Orwin Hébert: The green fields of Glentown / Dowd's  reel (3.37) (Tommy Peoples; Traditional) "Apples in winter" Collectif  Anémochore, 2019. (Digital album) [IE]  (lucieperier.com/groupes-musique-irlandaise-trad) [Ng #763, Session  #671; Ng #536, Session #229]
2. Martin Hayes & The Common Ground Ensemble: Johnny Cope / Hughie  Travers' #2 (6.20) (Traditional; Traditional) "Peggy's dream" 251  Records, 2023. (Digital album) [SC] (251records.net) [Ng #7012; Ng  #2873] [ISRC: IENFZ2200006]


3. Danny Meehan: Eileen Allannah (2.12) (Benjamin Thomas) "The fiddle  music of Donegal (vol. 5)" Cairdeas na bhFidileiri CNF016, 2025.  (Digital album) [IE] (donegalfiddlemusic.ie) [ISRC: IEBQY2400005]
4. The Chieftains: Tom Billy's reel / The road to Lisdoonvarna (reel) /  The road to Lisdoonvarna (slide) / The road to Lisdoonvarna (reel) / The  merry sisters (4.55) (Traditional; Traditional; Traditional;  Traditional; Traditional) "The Chieftains 3" Private recording. (LP)  [IE]  [Ng #1919, Session #900; Ng #1684; Ng #1684; Ng #1684; Ng #1275]
5. Jack Armstrong: Johnnie Armstrong (1.20) (Traditional) "The  Northumbrian small pipes" Mortonsound MTN3073, 1970. (LP)  [Child #169,  OBB #89, Roud #76]
6. Chris Stout & Catriona McKay: Urmilla (3.07) (Chris Stout & Catriona  McKay) "A love for all seasons" Bare Knuckle Music BKMO2CD, 2026.  (Digital album) [SC] (mckaystoutmusic.com) [ISRC: UKMDP2500006]


7. Ken & Brad Kolodner: Fiddlesticks (1.31) (Traditional) "Hand's Cove"  Fenchurch Music FENCD14, 2026. (Digital album) [US] (kenkolodner.com)  [ISRC: USHM22681530]
8. Tony & Bill Ellis: Montana march (1.36) (Tony Ellis) "Farewell my  home" Flying Fish FF90620, 1993. (Cassette) [US] (rounder.com) [ISRC:  USFF29362006]
9. The Hayden Stern Band: Farewell to Santa Ana (3.22) (Hayden Stern)  "The morning dark" Adhyâropa Records, 2026. (Digital album) [US]  (adhyaroparecords.com) [ISRC: QZS362600167]
10. The Bothy Band: Hector the hero / The Laird o' Drumblair (5.24)  (James Scott Skinner; James Scott Skinner) "The Bothy Band" Private  recording, 1983. (LP) [SC] [Ng #821; Ng #1079, Session #170] [ISRC:  USLRA7500211]


11. The New England Conservatory Ragtime Ensemble: The rag time dance  (3.57) (Scott Joplin) "Scott Joplin: The red back book" World Record  International 8625C, 1973. (LP) [US]
12. Pagoda Project: Live stream / Water course (6.27) (Paul Hutchinson;  Karen Wimhurst) "Eddies" Paul Hutchinson, 2026. (Digital album) [EN]  (paulhutchinsonmusic.com/pagodaproject) [ISRC: GBMJG2609186]

References:
Child: Francis James Child, The English and Scottish Popular Ballads 
 (1882-1898). Ng: irishtune.info/tune/ OBB: Oxford book of ballads (1911) Roud:  Session: thesession.org/tunes

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attributions wrong.
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