21 February 2017 playlist with guest Paul McClure

Southern Tenant Folk Union “To the war” from “Join Forces” (2016 Johnny Rock Records)

Dan Clews “While middle England mows its lawn” from “While Middle England Mows It’s Lawn” (2016 Vista Music)

Eliza Carthy and the Wayward Band “You know me (featuring MC Dizraeli)” from “Big Machine” (2017 Topic Records)

Billy Bragg and The Blokes “England, half English” from “England, Half English” (2002 Cooking Vinyl)

Paul McClure “Long gone out of here” (live)

Paul McClure “Gentleman’s agreement” (live)

Song Paul wished he’d written/may like to cover:

David Bowie “Life on Mars” from “Best of Bowie” (2002 EMI Records)

Song Paul wished he’d written/would like to cover:

Bob Dylan “Most of the time” alternate version from “Tell Tale Signs: rare and unreleased 1989-2006” (2008 Columbia)

Paul McClure “Million dollar smile” (live)

Song Paul wished he’d written/ would like to cover:

Bob Dylan “Seven days” from “The Bootleg Series Volumes 1-3 (rare and unreleased 1961-1991)” (1991 Columbia Records)

Song Paul wished he’d written/may like to cover:

Leonard Cohen “So Long Marianne” from “Songs of Leonard Cohen” (1967 Columbia Records)

Paul McClure “Baby it’s you” (live)

Paul McClure “Wait in time” (live)

The Small Glories “Time wanders on” from “Wondrous Traveller” (2016 Manitoba)

Bella Hardy “The ballad of Hugh Stenson” from “Stick in the Wheel present From Here: English Field Recordings” (2017 From Here Records)

Jon Boden “I want to dance with somebody” from “Painted Lady deluxe edition” (Released 2016 Navigator Records; originally released 2006)

Rachel Taylor-Beales “Stone’s throw” from “One Day Without Us”

Jack Harris “The Wide Afternoon” from “The Wide Afternoon” (2017 Rootbeat Records)

Peter James Millson “Green” track from forthcoming Boo Hewerdine produced album Mobile

Boo Hewerdine “Satellite town” first single from the forthcoming album “Swimming in Mercury” (2017 Reveal Records)

Emily Barker “Sister Goodbye” new single from forthcoming album “Sweet Kind of blue”
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