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Invisible Folk Club core podcasts create an ambience somewhere between a folk club and a workshop. We want to entertain and educate through music and conversation. Egos are parked outside, everybody is treated the same. We do not record in a 'proper' studio, we simply set up the Zoom recorder in a terraced cottage in the heart of England and off we go. It is literally a cottage industry! We create a convivial atmosphere in which the musicians soon forget about the microphones. Then the spirit, talent, skill and enjoyment can shine through.
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Invisible Folk Club radio
It's catch-up time. The Invisible Folk Club Radio Show is currently syndicated to 9 stations, 7 based in the UK and 2 in mainland Europe (Spain & Germany). Jon Bickley presents the show, Steve Yarwood is Producer.
Nothing in the broad church of trad folk, roots or Americana is off limits, there are so many shades. Our show features established artists, rising stars, quality new music, blasts from the past.
https://invisiblefolk.com/
PLAYLIST:
Michell, Pfeiffer & Kulesh - Flowers
The Fugitives - Advice
Stephanie Sammons - Mend
Beth Gibbons - Beyond the Sun
Ned Roberts - Play My Cards
Michell, Pfeiffer & Kulesh - Lady Margaret
Bird - She'll Turn To Stone
Guro Kvifte Nesheim/Floating Sofa Quartet - Devil Among the Sailors
Jim Causley & Miranda Sykes - My Lady's Coach
Kim Carnie - New Orleans
Remorae - Greyfriars
Stewart Murdoch - Better Than Before
Jon Bickley/Invisible Folk Club Band - Ghosts of Sherwood Forest
Remorae - The Female Drummer Boy -
Invisible Folk and the Arts Council
Since Spring 2019 Invisible Folk are proud to have been the recipients of four Arts Council Grants.
In this podcast Jon Bickley talks about our relationship with the Arts Council and how that has enabled us to commission new compositions, new performances and to inject some money into the folk music community. You'll also hear some great music; without Arts Council funding it would never have existed.
For more information go to our Website https://invisiblefolk.com/ -
Invisible Folk Club radio
It's catch-up time. The Invisible Folk Club Radio Show is currently syndicated to 9 stations, 7 based in the UK and 2 in mainland Europe (Spain & Germany). Jon Bickley presents the show, Steve Yarwood is Producer.
Nothing in the broad church of trad folk, roots or Americana is off limits, there are so many shades. Our show features established artists, rising stars, quality new music, blasts from the past.
https://invisiblefolk.com/
PLAYLIST:
TangleJack - The Garden of Your Heart
Ruth Moody - Coyotes
Kim Richey - A Way Around
John Smith - The World Turns
Goblin Band - The Brisk Lad
Goblin Band - Birds in the Spring/May Morning Dew
Jim Causley & Miranda Sykes - Last of the Singers
Jon Bickley - I'm Going To Hear John Newton Preach
Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne - Press Gang Song
Angeline Morrison - Turn Round Newton
Gemma Khawaja - The Deserted Lover -
Invisible Folk Club radio
It's catch-up time. The Invisible Folk Club Radio Show is currently syndicated to 9 stations, 7 based in the UK and 2 in mainland Europe (Spain & Germany). Jon Bickley presents the show, Steve Yarwood is Producer.
Nothing in the broad church of trad folk, roots or Americana is off limits, there are so many shades. Our show features established artists, rising stars, quality new music, blasts from the past.
https://invisiblefolk.com/
PLAYLIST:
T Bone Burnett - The Town That Time Forgot
Ray Cooper - Black is the Colour/En Vacker Van
George Boomsma - Fallen
Annie Dressner - After the Storm
Ross Couper Band - Sutherland's
Stick In The Wheel - The Cuckoo VIP
Miranda Sykes - Stay
Angeline Morrison - Grace Will Lead Me Home
Elise Lunden - Maybe This Year
Colin Manson - Sea Son
Ferocious Dog - A Place We Call Home
Jim Causley & Miranda Sykes - Cottage Well Thatched
Susie Lewis - Magpie
The New Leaves - Country Lane Lament -
Invisible Folk Club radio
It's catch-up time. The Invisible Folk Club Radio Show is currently syndicated to 9 stations, 7 based in the UK and 2 in mainland Europe (Spain & Germany). Jon Bickley presents the show, Steve Yarwood is Producer.
Nothing in the broad church of trad folk, roots or Americana is off limits, there are so many shades. Our show features established artists, rising stars, quality new music, blasts from the past.
https://invisiblefolk.com/
PLAYLIST:
Sam Lee - Dreams of the Returning
Malin Lewis - Tune 51
Stick in the Wheel ft Jim Ghedi - What Will Become of England?
Miranda Sykes - Kismet
Rum Ragged - Paddy Hyde
Jack Badcock - The Ghost of Leland Birch
Phil Odgers & John Kettle - The Men Behind The Guns
Isla Mae - Tomorrow I Will
The Rye Sisters - Waverley Station
The Salts - Bulgine Run
Tim Grimm - Broken Truth
My Girl The River - Slow Mover
Anne Cunningham - Both Sides the Tweed
Hamish Currie - Star o' the Bar -
Sabine Baring-Gould @ the Invisible Folk Club
Singer/Songwriters Jim Causley and Miranda Sykes joined narrator John Palmer (director of the critically-acclaimed Vaughan Williams anniversary 'From Pub to Pulpit' Cathedral tour) to talk us through a new show entitled 'Ghosts, werewolves and countryfolk - the songs and stories of Sabine Baring-Gould'
Polymath and Victorian superstar Sabine Baring-Gould (1834-1924) was, amongst many other things, a best-selling novelist most notably for stories of ghosts, werewolves and Norse myths. Despite wide ranging interests he felt the most important part of his life was collecting songs from Devon and Cornwall, amassing more than 2000 songs. In the show Miranda, Jim and John interweave some of those songs with anecdotes from Baring-Gould's astonishing life and stories. Ticket info from https://www.mirandasykes.com/baring-gould-centenary/
Songs (in order of appearance):
Jim Causley & Miranda Sykes - My Lady's Coach
Jim Causley & Miranda Sykes - Cottage Well Thatched
Jim Causley & Miranda Sykes - Last of the Singers
All songs Trad/Arr Causley & Sykes
Links to artist websites:
https://www.mirandasykes.com/
https://www.jimcausley.co.uk/
Customer Reviews
So glad to find this podcast
Really good variety of music, it shows go really quickly, but… jampacked with music.