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Of Time and Rivers...

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...of Time and Rivers...  All era folk & psych-folk mix. Songs peak & interlude in & out in the famous tradition of live Grateful Dead shows. Talking about ebb & flow... just like a river flowing...  as the very sands of time... Pete Seeger captured the essence of the inevitible passing of time wonderfully on two songs; River of My People & Of Time and Rivers Passing - both included here, the latter sung by Richie Havens  in salute. See if you can spot any other river songs... Enjoy some SF Grateful Dead party vibes as we continue to commemorate & celebrate Bob, Phil, Jerry and all the other greats up there after Bob Weir's recent passing.  Stella Blue,  Stella Blue When all the cards are down There's nothing left to see There's just the pavement left And broken dreams In the end, there's still that song Comes crying like the wind Down every lonely street That's ever been ....  Stella Blue    ^^stream & do...

A Well That Never Runs Dry

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Folk Rock Mixtape A Well That Never Runs Dry The usual blend of the old with the newer as stone-cold classics rub shoulders with a lot of newer material. Positive music for good vibes.    ^^stream & download^^ TAP PLAY TWICE^^ We kick off with some vintage Neil Young from back in 1968. 3 his first solo efforts from after Buffalo Springfield split and UK band Unicorn chip in with an early Young cover also. Its always a good time to hear some Bob Dylan so we revisit 3 blazing mid-70's songs from the man as well as a couple of covers by  Roy Harper and Fairport Convention  with  Sandy Denny . Two more heavyweight 70's cuts from Fairport with the Bonny Bunch of Roses & Polly on the Shore . Robert Plant blazes hot on Little Maggie & a very original take of  One More Cup of Coffee , while Darkness Darkness is a sonic tour de force. Eliza Carthy also rocks out with Devil in the Woman and 2 other tracks, including live selections from the Oyst...

High Up There In Gilded Boardrooms

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  When protest is now longer allowed, what then?   Selection of protest music 1950s-present. The current crackdown on certain modes of dissident action in the West, particularly environmental protest, signals a new era of totalitarianism & suppression of expression. A whole series of legislation, beginning in the 80s, have eroded & removed many of the rights that were formerly taken for granted while the cursed tranfer of power known as privatisation has leeched society and bled regular people dry. That heads of governments are seen to overtly collude with commercial titans & media moguls only reinforces the prevailing mood of helpess futility & inevitability, a feeling reinforced by economic neccessity and, crucially, the law. Criminal injustice at every level & on all fronts.   Listen to High Up There In Gilded Boardrooms by Old Timer in Isan on hearthis.at Traditions of musical resistance that have roots stretching back into antiquity...

Songs From The Woods

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  Ripping, roaring folk-rock selection from the golden age 60s-70s folk revival & beyond... Listen to Songs From The Woods by Old Timer in Isan on hearthis.at   Tyne Valley, Nothumberland Continuous mix 2.5hrs Download via the streaming link above Thanks for visiting  

Seasons Of Love And Angst

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  Four Seasons of Love and Angst Charting the joys & travails of common people over the four seasons through song & music. Folk rock style. Inspiration and illustrations from the expressionist Edvard Munch's Workers series.   Listen to Seasons Of Love & Angst by Old Timer in Isan on hearthis.at   The Poachers (by Gustave Courbet)   Lovers In the Waves   Continuous mix 2hrs35 Download via the above streaming link Thank you for visiting

What You Do With What You Got

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  What You Do With What You Got Listen to What You Do With What You Got by Old Timer in Isan on hearthis.at   Cool & calm country, folk roots selection. Features four great Dylan tracks from his 1988 US tour, a period when the man was back in superlative form. Tracks from Richard & Linda Thompson's 1st album and some brilliant early Dick Gaughan. A few cool reggae crossover versions make an appearance midway through. WILLIE NELSON - HANDS ON THE WHEEL BEN HARPER - PARIS SUNRISE #7 BOB DYLAN - JOHN BROWN STEVE EARLE - RICH MAN'S WAR / WARRIOR RICHARD & LINDA THOMPSON - THE CALVARY CROSS DICK GAUGHAN - SHIPWRECK / THE POUND A WEEK RISE RICHARD & LINDA THOMPSON - WITHERED AND DIED NEIL YOUNG - SLOWPOKE PAUL KOSSOFF - A MOUTHFUL OF GRASS BOB DYLAN - RANK STRANGERS TO ME JOE COCKER - DON'T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD BEN HARPER - GATHER 'ROUND THE STONE EMMYLOU HARRIS - DEEPER WELL HOLMES BROTHERS & LEVON HELM - I'VE JUST SEEN THE ROCK OF AGES BO...