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Session A9 in Session

Mary Ann Kennedy presents new music from around the world, and 'Scottish supergroup' Session A9 in concert.

Mary Ann Kennedy with new tracks from across the globe, and 'Scottish supergroup' Session A9 in session.

Session A9 are seven leading Scottish folk musicians who came together in 2001, named after the 269-mile major road, Scotland's longest road, that goes north from Edinburgh, known as the 'spine of Scotland', and a road that Scottish session musicians find themselves on probably more than they would like. The band released their first album in 2003, their second in 2008, and they are about to release their third. They have been a major attraction in festivals across the UK, including Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk Festival and Festivals in Orkney and Shetland, and have played in Denmark and Spain. It's not the first time we've tried to get them on World on 3 - but here they are at last.

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Fri 28 Sep 2012 23:00
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Music Played

  • Sekouba 'Bambino' Diabate

    Berce-moi

    • Innovation.
    • Lusafrica.
    • 662102.

  • Frigg

    Bo!

    • Polka V.
    • Sibelius Academy of Music Recordings.
    • FRIGG00009.

  • R.U.T.A.

    Kto u pana nie sluzy (He who has not been a servant)

    • Navschod.
    • Kommando.
    • KK49.

  • Damien Dempsey

    Chris and Stevie

    • Almighty Love.
    • Clear records.

  • Karine Polwart

    King of Birds

    • Traces.
    • Hegri Music.
    • HEGRICD08RP.

  • Session A9

    • Session A9

      The Wedding Polkas

      Performers: Charlie Mckerron (fiddle & backing vocals), Gordon Gunn (fiddle, mandolin & backing vocals) Adam Sutherland (fiddle & bv) Kevin Henderson (fiddle & bv) Marc Clement (guitar & lead vocals) Brian Mcalpine (keyboards & bv) David Robertson (percussion)

    • Session A9

      The Bellydancer

  • Mokoomba

    Misozi

    • Rising Tide.
    • Zig Zag World.
    • IGL235.

  • Sotho Sounds

    Jerusalem

    • Junk Funk.
    • Riverboat Records.
    • TUGCD1066.

  • Vusa Mkhaya

    Uthando Lukababa

    • Vocalism.
    • ARC Music.
    • EUCD 2396.

  • Duncan Chisholm

    Innes Campbell / The Erchless Scout

    • Affric.
    • Copperfish Records.
    • CPFCD005.

  • The Shee

    Starlings

    • Murmurations.
    • 2012 Shee Records.
    • SHEE 3.

  • Session A9

    • Session A9

      These Days

      Performers: Charlie Mckerron (fiddle & backing vocals), Gordon Gunn (fiddle, mandolin & backing vocals) Adam Sutherland (fiddle & bv) Kevin Henderson (fiddle & bv) Marc Clement (guitar & lead vocals) Brian Mcalpine (keyboards & bv) David Robertson (percussion)

    • Session A9

      The Real MacKay Wedding Set

  • Rachel Sermanni

    Marshmallow Unicorn

    • Under Mountains.
    • Sermanni.
    • SERMANNI CD 05.

  • Sam Lee

    My Ausheen My old Shoes

    • Ground Of Its Own.
    • Self Released.
    • www.samleesong.co.uk.

  • Annbj酶rg Lien

    Dancing Larry

    • Khoom Loy.
    • Heilo.
    • HCD7250.

  • Kardemimmit

    Laulan (A new Day)

    • Autio Huvila.
    • Sibelius Academy of Music Recordings.
    • FRIGG00008.

  • The Young'uns

    Love In A Northern Town

    • When Our Grandfathers' Said No.
    • Navigator.
    • 075P.

  • The Gypsy Queens

    L'Americano

    • Gypsy Queens.
    • London.
    • 3700682.

  • Mary Gauthier

    Drag Queens in Limousines

    • Live at Blue Rock.
    • Proper.
    • PRPCD106.

  • Dorothy Tsatoke

    I am the beginning and the end

    • Rough Guide to Native America.
    • World Music Network.
    • RGNET 1288.

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