“three of the finest musicians you are ever likely to hear, lap back and forward across the Atlantic with consummate ease” Living Tradition

The Expatriate Game are Duck Baker, Maggie Boyle and Ben Paley.

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Listen to The Banks of the Claudy

"the voices glide like birds circling on warm air currents" fRoots

Grace Notes are Maggie Boyle, Lynda Hardcastle and Helen Hockenhull

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Listen to Northern Tide

"‘Folk for a new generation, performed, as always with a sprinkling of magic’ – Time Out

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Listen to Red

"she tackles largely traditional song with a full-blooded ardour that‘ll come as a shock to those weaned on the flaky New Age nonsense sold to us as Celtic music through most of the ’90s. Boyle gets right inside the songs in the uncompromising manner of the best storytellers.” - Colin Irwin, fROOTS

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Listen to Gweebarra Shore

An exuberant cocktail of traditional and contemporary folk with a splash of jazz.

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Listen to Searching for Lambs

This Programme is Morally Good

Taking as its title the promotional line which A.P Carter used to publicise the group, this show celebrates the music which they brought down from the mountain and have given to the whole of America.

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If you are looking for the sound of the American south, this is it!

From stately parade marches to joyous celebration, the Phoenix performs authentic arrangements from New Orleans.

Listen to Sway

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