Here’s what I played on Midnight Campfire episode #82, first broadcast Wed 13 April 2016 on Juice 107.2. It’s a quietly chaotic episode; I rambled on much more than usual but I liked it. You can listen online and here’s the playlist:

Little Barrie – Why Don’t You Do It (Introducing Little Barrie, Tummy Touch)
Kris Drever – When We Roll In The Morning (If Wishes Were Horses, Reveal)
Steven James Adams – Ideas (Old Magick, Fortuna Pop!)
Lyla Foy – Beginning It All Again (Umi, self-release)
Claire Hastings – The Posie (Between River And Railway, self-release)
Roxanne De Bastion – Seeing You (Seeing You EP, Hidden Trail)
Jack Harris – Rider (The Flame And The Pelican, self-release)
Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate (single, Polydor)
Bellowhead – If You Will Not Have Me, You May Let Me Go
(Bellowhead Live – The Farewell Tour, Navigator)
Will Pound & Eddie Jay – Rachenitsa (Ignite, self-release)
* The Nordic Fiddlers Bloc – Flinken (Deliverance, self-release)
Phil Ochs – When I’m Gone (There But For Fortune, Elektra)

Phil Ochs – The Highwayman (I Ain’t Marching Anymore, Elektra)
Stanley Brinks & The Kaniks – I Spread My Wings
(Turtle Dove, Fika Recordings)
Beans On Toast – God Is A Cartoonist (Rolling Up The Hill, Xtra Mile Recordings)
Paul Simon – Duncan (Paul Simon, Sony)
9Bach – Llyn Du (single, Realworld)
Misshaped Pearls – Cornish Girl (Thamesis, Ged Flood)
Marry Waterson & David A Jaycock – Woolgathering Girl
(Two Wolves, One Little Indian)
Kiran Leonard – Caiaphas In Fetters (Grapefruit, Moshi Moshi)
Keegan McInroe – Verona (Uncouth Pilgrims, self-release)
Sera – Creative Side (single, Folkstock)
Christa Couture – The Slaughter (Long Time Leaving, Black Hen Music)
Jim Moray – Lord Bateman (Sweet England, NIAG)

* April’s Album Of The Month