with the Dawn Patrol
With Paul Walker.
With Angela Wood.
Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.
Today Debbie Thrower is joined by Chris Walker , who bid in last year's Children in Need auction to be the programme's cookery expert for the day.
with Folk on 2 Tonight's guests, making their first broadcast, are the Kitchen Girls, an all-woman band with a line-up of four fiddles, cello and guitar. They take their repertoire from the American fiddle tradition and their style has made them popular with folk festival audiences. The band's programme tonight includes the traditional tune from which they take their name - Kitchen Girls.
HOTLINE FREECALL NUMBER:
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Tonight, Peggy Seeger discusses with Jim Lloyd her life without Ewan MacColl
. She assesses their partnership, describing how she sees her future after three decades at the centre of the British folk movement, and gives her thoughts on being just Peggy Seeger , her name no longer coupled with that of MacColl.
Rpt
Joe Brown continues the series in which he looks back at 1950s skiffle music.
4:The Legacy
Was skiffle a music of its time and nothing else - or will it return to the charts?
Forty years on, Lonnie Donegan has a 90s version of Rock Island Line to unveil.
Trevor McDonald presents a six-part series exploring the calypsos of the Caribbean and in particular those of Trinidad, his birthplace. The calypso lies at the heart and soul of West Indian culture and has been used by many of the great calypsonians to comment on a great variety of subjects.
1: Trevor McDonald talks about the songs he heard as a child and the way in which the calypso was often regarded as a disreputable art form. With music from Lord Beginner and Spoiler, among others. A Rewind production
Tonight Ena Baga pays a visit - both as a special guest and to celebrate a very special birthday.
Phone in and put your point of view to Derek and Ellen
Jameson on [number removed] at the cost of a local call.
LINES OPEN from 10.00pm
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought
With Fr Danny McLoughlin.
Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought
With Fr Danny McLoughlin.
