Here’s the playlist for Midnight Campfire episode #101, first broadcast Wed 14 Sep 2016 on Juice 107.2. It’s an ‘all new music’ show including the first new Shirley Collins single in 38 years, so there’s no Campfire Songbook entry this week but there’s another track from Chris While & Julie Matthews’ Shoulder To Shoulder, which is Album Of The Month. You can listen online via TotallyRadio.com and here’s what I played…

The Stray Birds – Hands Of Man (Magic Fire, Yep Roc)
Wilco – If I Ever Was A Child (single, Anti)
Rachel Newton – The Bloody Gardener (Here’s My Heart Come Take It, Shadowlands)
Jack White – Machine Gun Silhouette (acoustic mix)
(Jack White Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016, Third Man / XL Recordings)
Water Pageant – Furniture In The Road (Outlines, self-release)
Lewis & Leigh – Keep Your Ghost (Ghost, Celticana Records)
KT Tunstall – Evil Eye (Kin, Jaydone)
Gaz Brookfield – I Know My Place (single, self-release)
King Creosote – You Just Want (Astronaut Meets Appleman, Domino)
Mitchell and Vincent – Maggie’s Pancakes / The Musical Priest / Tam Lyn
(Circling The Square, self-release)
Shirley Collins – Cruel Lincoln (Lodestar, Domino)
** Chris While & Julie Matthews – Pinjarra Dreams (Shoulder To Shoulder, Circuit Music)

Ange Hardy & Lukas Drinkwater – By The Tides (single, self-release)
Will Varley – To Build A Wall (Kingsdown Sundown, Xtra Mile Recordings)
Chris Staples – Park Bench (Golden Age, Barsuk)
Paul Goodwin – Wasted On The Young (The Northern Lights In The Neon Tube, self-release)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – I Need You (Skeleton Tree, Bad Seed)
Alden, Patterson, Dashwood – Call Me Home (Call Me Home, self-release)
Esmé Patterson – Guadelope (We Were Wild, self-release)
Ward Thomas – Lose Me (Cartwheels, Sony)
Dana Immanuel & The Stolen Band – Nashville (Come With Me, self-release)
Two Cow Garage – Brand New Flag (Brand New Flag, At The Helm)
Jesse & Joy – More Than Amigos (single, Warner Music)
Eskies – Tear Along The Lines (After The Sherry Went Round, Parochial Dancehall)
Peter Gabriel – The Veil (single, self-release)

* September’s Album Of The Month.