Folk on Radio 3 19th March

Subject: RE: Folk on Radio 3 19th March
From: GUEST,noddy
Date: 19 Mar 03 - 08:52 AM

with a bit of luck he might be on of those who resigns if war breaks out.
Who says war is bad.

Subject: RE: Folk on Radio 3 19th March
From: Alexis
Date: 19 Mar 03 - 08:03 AM

What a pity Kim Howells isn't on the list of contributors
Alex

Subject: RE: Folk on Radio 3 19th March
From: Hamish
Date: 19 Mar 03 - 06:30 AM

Pity it's doubled against BBC Radio 2's Nick Barraclough and Mike Harding shows. But do what I'm planning on: comandeer multiple tape decks and record the lot!

Subject: RE: Folk on Radio 3 19th March
From: GUEST,Peter from Essex
Date: 18 Mar 03 - 07:35 PM

Don't forget to post lots of praise on the R3 boards. With a strong response we may get some more.

Subject: RE: Folk on Radio 3 19th March
From: Malcolm Douglas
Date: 18 Mar 03 - 01:21 PM

See also these Forum discussions:

BBC Radio 3 website discussion NOW (UK)
BBC R3 The state of English Folk Music

Subject: Folk on Radio 3 19th March
From: Sooz
Date: 18 Mar 03 - 12:42 PM

This Wednesday BBC Radio 3 devotes a whole evening - 7:30 to midnight - to "an examination of the state of English folk and traditional music" in a programme titled "A Place Called England". Contributors include Waterson:Carthy, The Oysterband, Jim Moray, Shirley Collins, John Kirkpatrick, Ian Anderson, June Tabor, EFDSS librarian Malcolm Taylor, Georgina Boyes, Reg Hall, Tony Engle, Billy Bragg, Andrew Cronshaw, Alistair Anderson and Karen Tweed.

For more detail, visit the BBC website at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/world/folkevening.shtml