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06 Dec 10 - 07:52 AM (#3047355) Subject: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: GUEST,Chris B. Folk At The BBC Parts 1 & 2 BROADCASTS (1 - 5 of 5 programmes) 10 Dec 2010 23:00 BBC Four The 50s/60s 1/2. A compilation of folk performances from the 1950s and 60s. (R) 11 Dec 2010 03:00 BBC Four The 50s/60s 1/2. A compilation of folk performances from the 1950s and 60s. (R) 11 Dec 2010 20:00 BBC Four The 60s/70s 2/2. Featuring Donovan, Richard Thompson, Pentangle, Sandy Denny and Alan Whicker. (R) 13 Dec 2010 00:35 BBC Four The 50s/60s 1/2. A compilation of folk performances from the 1950s and 60s. (R) 13 Dec 2010 02:35 BBC Four The 60s/70s 2/2. Featuring Donovan, Richard Thompson, Pentangle, Sandy Denny and Alan Whicker. (R) Originally shown as part of the Folk Britannia season in 2006, these two programmes are compilations of material from the BBC archives, and material that was recorded but not, or only partly included in the three Folk Britannia programmes which formed the core of the season. Part 1 includes archive material from the 50's & 60's and Part 2 includes archive material from the 60's & 70's. Part 1 - The 50's & 60's 01. John Henry - Woody Guthrie with Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee (1948) 02. San Francisco Bay Blues - Ramblin' Jack Elliott (recent) 03. The Miner Sings (1951) - Competition to discover lesser known mining songs. Featuring Roland Robson 04. Twas In The Pleasant Month Of May - John and Jill Copper (recent) 05. Rock Island Line - Pete Seeger (1966) 06. Country Blues - Peggy Seeger (recent) 07. The Row Between The Cages - Ewan MacColl (undated) 08. The Cuckoo - Bob Davenport (recent) 09. The Bold Drover - Harry Cox (1964) 10. Georgie - Martin Carthy (recent) 11. Mick MacGuire - Robin Hall and Jimmy McGregor (1960) 12. Jack of Diamonds - Lonnie Donegan (1957) 13. Monitor (1959) - Arts show feature looking at the growth of guitar music. Various artists. 14. The Ballad of Tom Joad - Andy Irvine (recent) 15. Tonight (1960) - Alan Whicker reports on the persecution of Beatniks in Newquay, Cornwall. Features 2 songs from Wiz Jones. 16. With God On Our Side - Bob Dylan (1964) Part 2 - The 60's & 70's 01. Anjii - Bert Jansch (recent) 02. Time Out (1964) - A documentary feature on Folk Clubs, with various artists 03. Colours - Donovan (recent) 04. Question - The Incredible String Band (1968) 05. Let No Man Steal Your Time - Pentangle (1968) 06. Meeting Point: Outcasts & Outsiders (1966) - Jackson C Frank, Al Stewart, Weston Gavin 07. Hurdy-Gurdy Man - Donovan (1968) 08. Adieu, Adieu - Richard Thomson (recent) 09. Crazy Lady Blues - Sandy Denny (1971) 10. Fog On The Tyne - Lindisfarne (1971) 11. The Lakes Of Pontchartrain - Paul Brady (recent) 12. All Around My Hat - Steeleye Span (1976) 13. Half English - Billy Bragg (recent) |
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06 Dec 10 - 08:01 AM (#3047361) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: alanabit Sometimes I wish I was back in Britain! |
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06 Dec 10 - 08:03 AM (#3047363) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: GUEST Also available on TheBox.bz at: http://thebox.bz/details.php?id=26199 |
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06 Dec 10 - 08:04 AM (#3047365) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: GUEST You can also use http://expatshield.com to view iPlayer. |
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07 Dec 10 - 06:58 AM (#3048011) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: goatfell great news |
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07 Dec 10 - 07:56 AM (#3048032) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: bubblyrat Away this coming weekend,and don't have a VCR either, but should catch some things on Monday night ! |
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07 Dec 10 - 09:46 AM (#3048083) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: Chris in Portland With expatshield can you switch back and forth easily between US and UK addresses? I assume you have to be fish or fowl! Would there be any bad things happening to the pc if one goes to UK address temporarily? Very interesting program - necessity is a mother, for sure. Thanks for the info. Merry Christmas. |
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07 Dec 10 - 11:21 AM (#3048125) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: GUEST,CJB With ExpatShield you get some advertising whilst its running. But there is an icon on the task bar so that you can click it 'on' to watch iPlayer, then 'off' to do normal browsing and watching other t.v. stations. Try it and see. |
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07 Dec 10 - 12:32 PM (#3048173) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: GUEST http://www.watch-bbc-iplayer.com/index.html |
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07 Dec 10 - 04:26 PM (#3048316) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: Chris in Portland A giant step for mankind, especially considering the vast wasteland of US tv - the Beeb is nonly half-vast! |
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07 Dec 10 - 07:56 PM (#3048453) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: SylviaN Yes, I agree, having folk music on BBC television, even if it is BBC4 and not one of the main channels, is great. |
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19 Dec 10 - 06:12 AM (#3057039) Subject: RE: Folk at the BBC (BBC4) From: Lucy Wright Did anyone spot a young Peter Bellamy in the audience of the Al Stewart clip? |