Wireless Waves

Wireless Waves - 3

More photographs from GMR Sounds of Folk

All photos from the new studio by Bernard Cromarty

Auld Triangle from the award winning Westhoughton Folk Club on January 26th 2004

Maggie Boyle entertains Ali and Laura on February 2nd 2004

Joan Gallimore - winner of the Fred Jordan Memorial Traditional Singer's Trophy

on the show on February 16th 2004

Mary Humphreys and Anahata record an interview with Ali on February 23rd 2004 for broadcast

on the show prior to their gig at Stockport later that evening

Mike Canavan and Pete Fitzpatrick on the live broadcast of February 23rd

No gig for them that evening!

A studious looking Bob Fox joins Ali in the studio on March 1st

Garva on 15th March '04

Ted Edwards - The man who crossed the Sahara desert - on 22nd March '04

Jacqui McShee of Pentangle (inset) talks to the SOF crew over the phone on 29th March '04

Joan Blackburn sings live in the studio on 5th April '04

Nigel Schofield + Neil Wayne discuss the re-recorded version of Peter Bellamy's Transports on 19th April '04

Damien Barber would rather look at Laura than Bernard who was hosting the show on 26th April '04

whilst Ali was convalescing after her Achilles tendon operation - see below!

Ali keeps her feet up whilst recording a special introduction to the show at home

GENEVIEVE TUDOR’S FOLK SHOW

Sunday 8.00-10.00pm

Photo by Mark Dowding

Amy on the phones, Allan with the diary dates and Genevieve at the helm bring you

two hours of quality folk music every Sunday across the Midlands

Photo by Mark Dowding

I'm sure I've seen these two before - It's Mr Harvey and Mr Dowding flogging Cock Robin Music's

latest project "A Mon Like Harry" on Genevieve's show on February 1st 2004

FOLKWAVES

presented by

MICK PEAT & LESTER SIMPSON

Monday 7.00-9.00pm

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THE DRIFT

presented by

PHIL BROWN

Email Phil on thedrift@bbc.co.uk

FOLKSCENE

presented by

STAN AMBROSE & GEOFF SPEED

Photo by Mark Dowding

Stan Ambrose interviews retired relief signalman Frank McLoughlin about his days on the LMS railway.