New releases and some classic tracks from: Johnny Cash, Lainey Wilson, G.Illish, Jesse Xavier, Ana Popvic, Judith Owen, Kyle Boswell, Allie Jean, Lee Brice, Joanne Shaw Taylor, The Commoners, Elizabeth Grey, Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast, Chayce Beckham, Chase Rice, Kenneth Roy, Phil Tittle, Tenille Arts, Susie Vanner, Rachael Sage, Frank Ifield, The Beatles, Bruce Hornsby & The Range, Playing for Change (featuring The Doobie Brothers), Doris Brendel, ABBA, John Miles.
2.Chris Chitsey: Last Time I Saw You. (Graham Sclater 140124)
3.Ritchie Dave Porter & Debra Susan: We’re Getting Married in The Morning.
4.Future Utopia – Looking For A Way Out (Of Del Rio)
5. Rachael Sage: Deepest Dark.
6.Pop singer-songwriter Milena Galasso from London, England with her new single Cold.
7.The Robert Paul Band featuring Tim McGeary on vocals from Florida, USA with their new single You Got Me Praying.
8. Hannah Ellis: ‘Karma On The Rocks’ (out now)
9.Harper Grace – ‘Down In My Hometown’ (out now)
10 SEAN MILLIS:: “WAITING ON A MIRACLE”
11.The Broken Creels:Killing On the Rail Lines(Colin Clyne)
13.Belfast based Anton Glackin – his YouTube only single, ‘Don’t Rock Where the Alligator Roll’.
14. THE APACHE SHOWBAND: MARY IN THE MORNING
15. STAY FOCUSED:COLOURLESS.
16.Lord Kitchener (Aldwyn Roberts), London is the Place for Me (1948)
17.Lord Beginner (Egbert Moore), Victory Test Match (1950)
18. Bob Marley: 3 Little Birds.(Don’t Worry About A Thing)
19.Eddy Grant, Electric Avenue (1981)
20. Booker T & The MGs: Soul Limbo
Interview with Colin McFarlane (re Windrush) Colin McFarlane and Annie Lennox are collaborating on a massive campaign to take action for the victims of Windrush by bringing together high profile musicians, actors, lawyers and the victims themselves, to raise awareness and gain support to call out the Home Office and their disastrous Compensation Scheme.
"In The Cooler" 