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Folkwaves

22 Sep 08 - 06:14 AM (#2447109)
Subject: Folkwaves
From: danensis

As its Monday, I thought I would remind people about Folkwaves - probably the best folk programme on local radio:

Available on both "listen now" at seven o'clock this evening, or on "listen again":

Folkwaves

John


22 Sep 08 - 06:40 AM (#2447127)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Rasener

Agree with you.


22 Sep 08 - 08:03 AM (#2447157)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Silver Slug

I always make time to listen to Messrs. Simpson and Peat on a Monday night and enjoy the relatively broad range of music played on the show. Long may they continue to broadcast!


22 Sep 08 - 08:26 AM (#2447162)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Abdul The Bul Bul

Certainly on my list every week but I think I'd put Frank Hennessey at No 1.
All a matter of taste of course.

Al


22 Sep 08 - 11:51 AM (#2447315)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: GUEST,Chris Murray

I love 'Folkwaves'. Definitely better than any other folk music programme.


22 Sep 08 - 02:33 PM (#2447467)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Rasener

Well I am listening at the moment :-) stops the wife nagging me :-)

Les Worrall


22 Sep 08 - 02:51 PM (#2447484)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Rasener

You got a mention Chris. Are you mates :-)


22 Sep 08 - 03:13 PM (#2447508)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: SSlug at Home

Well I am listening at the moment :-) stops the wife nagging me :-)

Les Worrall

I wish I was as lucky as you! Still, TV on Monday nights provides her with back-to-back soaps from 6.30 until 9.00, so I get to listen in relative peace.


22 Sep 08 - 06:24 PM (#2447673)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: GUEST,Chris Murray

Can't have been me - I never write in. And, no, we're not mates.


23 Sep 08 - 02:12 AM (#2447885)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Rasener

They saw your post about how you loved Folkwaves and so they mentioned you.


23 Sep 08 - 08:57 AM (#2448070)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Acorn4

I think having the two presenters definitely gives it the edge - banter between Messrs Peat and Simpson is very entertaining and also with Nigel who does the gig guides.


23 Sep 08 - 09:44 AM (#2448100)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Rasener

Do the gig guides Nigel :-)


23 Sep 08 - 02:23 PM (#2448342)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: GUEST,Chris Murray

Did they? I'll listen again.


23 Sep 08 - 07:37 PM (#2448564)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: MuddleC

I use it as both as a song source, and 'cos I like it!


18 Nov 08 - 08:07 AM (#2496595)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Mick Walker

It was the Folkwaves 20th birthday bash on last nights show. A great live performance by Sam Sweeney and Hannah James from the excellent band Kerfuffle.

Catch it on listen again


18 Nov 08 - 08:53 AM (#2496639)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: armanaya

Hannah and Sam are currently recording their first duo CD which will feature the items performed on Folkwaves to be released early next year.


08 Dec 08 - 07:31 PM (#2510285)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Sheila China

I am another fan of folkwaves - as you say 2 presenters really make it good - BUT WHERE IS IT ??????????

For quite awhile nearly all English Folk Music seems to only be on the old listen again site - which was a hell of a job to find when I changed my computer this year. Now that has only 4 programmes on it for the last week or so!!!!!!!!

Has anyone got any information about why English folk is being given the short straw for such a long time on the listen again sites?

If there is another thread with information can you direct me

For me to listen live in China, I would have to listen from 3am - 5am - not something I can do.

Any news specifically about when we will be able to listen to folkwaves again?

Just a tip - I have managed to find out that Free Sound Recorder can now record real time on a VISTA laptop.

First time I have posted on Mudcat - so hello to many friends I haven't seen for a long time

Sheila in Qingdao


08 Dec 08 - 07:38 PM (#2510288)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Folkiedave

Sheila - never one to miss an opportunity and if you can't get folk waves - I play similar music, have similar guests and you can get my playlist here. The thread will give you details of how to get the programme.


08 Dec 08 - 07:44 PM (#2510292)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Lizzie Cornish 1

Hi there, Sheila,

Just click here:

BBC Radio Derby's FOLKWAVES

..then click the 'Listen Again' button, on the lower right hand side, and it will take you to the page where you simply click on the Folkwaves title, and voila.   

I've just tried it myself, and the programme is working fine.

Hope this helps.


08 Dec 08 - 07:50 PM (#2510295)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Acorn4

Actually, I'm having a few problems with the new BBC iplayer - I tried to listen again to Genevieve Tudor's Sunday programme using "listen again" and it wouldn't play on my PC which has got XP, but I could play it on my laptop which runs Vista. Not sure if any techies will have an explanation for this?


08 Dec 08 - 09:36 PM (#2510323)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Sheila China

Hi Dave - thanks for the link to Thank goodness it's folk, I didn't know your programme.

I am also thrilled to see you are broadcasting a number of the Sheffield carols - so I am going to download it. I used to try to get to the one at Outerbridge on the Friday evening it was a great experience. I would park outside and at the end of the evening go to sleep in my camper van.

I am now downloading so many many thanks for not missing the opportunity

Sheila


17 Sep 09 - 07:18 PM (#2725701)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: *#1 PEASANT*

Great program! I listen again from under the domes of wonder here outside of baltimore maryland usa.....

Where is their playlist? web address?

Conrad


18 Sep 09 - 08:11 AM (#2725938)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Mr Happy

Roy Orbison was just on?


18 Sep 09 - 11:26 AM (#2726046)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: jeddy

hello all,

you lot keep on about downloading folkwaves, can i do this on vista? it would save me a fortune on itunes or other sites, so far itunes is the best i have found for folk.
i would love to be able to download radio and then put some songs into my playlists.

haven't listened to mick, for a while, i keep meaning to on iplayer, but you know how it gets. used to love it when we lived in notts.
long may they carry on!!!!

take care all

jade x x x


18 Sep 09 - 12:04 PM (#2726066)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: Folkiedave

Gentle reminder:

If you like Folkwaves you might like to try "Thank Goodness It's Folk".

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You can see my playlist most weeks here on Mudcat. My interviews are sometimes placed on the Sheffield Live website.

http://www.sheffieldlive.org/

My playlist is also on my Facebook page which is here:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=133943690093

Let's get the music listened to!!


02 Oct 12 - 03:21 AM (#3412894)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: GUEST,UK Folk Music

I don't know how many people realise that we have brought FOLKWAVES back on the internet via our website.

UK Folk Music put the programme out monthly and the October edition was the sixth.

There are two ways to get to listen:
UK FOLK MUSIC

or here:
FOLKWAVES on Mixcloud

Alan Morley - producer


02 Oct 12 - 06:58 PM (#3413316)
Subject: RE: Folkwaves
From: RamblinStu

So good that Folkwaves continues.

Listen and enjoy