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Thursday 25 April 2013

Lullabies and voices

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It was with great pleasure that I welcomed Jackie Oates to the Phonic FM
studio yesterday (Wednesday 24 April 2013). Jackie gave us the background to her Lullabies album and tour and talked about the various songs from the UK and beyond included in the project.

From the album we played four tracks:
Waiting For The Lark, 2 Dandling Songs, Bi Bi Og Blaka and Dream Angus.









Jackie spent much of the day at Exeter Phoenix. Earlier in the day, along with Belinda from her trio, Jackie presented a Lullabies workshop for mothers and babies and all, Jackie told me, went extremely well.

I thoroughly enjoyed the concert with Jackie and friends in the evening. The talented and inspired musicians were Jackie (voice, violin, Indian harmonium), Belinda O'Hooley (piano, accordian and voice) and Chris Sargeant (guitars, Indian harmonium, voice). An absolute delight. Read my full review of the concert here.

Phonic Voices 

is a community radio project directed by award winning filmmaker Peter Snelling from 
My Pockets with the support of the National Lottery. The project, based in Exeter, Devon, documented the moment that had changed people's lives forever. The radio sequences that have been created are funny, authentic and personal.

Picture by Peter Snelling

Participants of Phonic Voices joined me and Peter in the studio and entertained us, giving their comments including the background to the project and the parts they played in it.

We then played the first episode (1/3) of Phonic Voices.

Listen to the complete show via the link at the top of this blog. 
Hear the Phonic Voices segment only here.
See the Picture Album from the project here.

The next episode of Phonic Voices will be on Hot Pebbles! on Phonic FM on Wednesday 1 May at 17:00.

Other recordings played 
Cole Stacey & Joseph O'Keefe..Mother Goose..On Hire
Jim Causley..When I Was Young..Dumnonia
Norma Waterson..There Ain't No Sweet Man That's Worth The Salt Of My Tears..Norma Waterson
Ruby & The Romantics..Our Day Will Come
Gene Kelly..Singing In The Rain
Henry Mancini Orchestra & Chorus..Moon River
The Kingston Trio..It Was A Very Good Year..Capitol Years
The Rolling Stones..You Can't Always Get What You Need..Hot Rocks 1964 - 1972
June Tabor, Iain Ballamy & Hugh Warren..As I Roved Out..Quercus
Johnny Cash..I Walk The Line..I Walk The Line
Richie Havens..Freedom..recording from Woodstock 1969

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