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Help with Radio Show

Help with Radio Show

I have a small traditional radio show here in Philadelphia on Sunday afternoons. For next Sunday's show I'd like to play a few selections loosely connected with either Samhain or Halloween. They could be either tunes or songs as long as there is a little bit of a tie-in. Any suggestions?

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by moria enya

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http://www.thesession.org/discussions/display/11534

Which station? XPN?

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by kennedy

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No, it's a small am station out of Camden, NJ (right over the bridge from Philly). WTMR - 800 am. The show airs from noon til 1:00.

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by moria enya

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Banshee?

Witchin tunes?

Spells and Curses ( songs ) try any folk band or Mudcat dot org

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by Schlongbow

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Although its a recent composition, Jump At the Sun has about the spookiest sound of any traditional-sounding tune I know. Its pretty commonly done at contradances around here (Denver).

http://thesession.org/tunes/display/736

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by McBriss

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You might get some ideas from this thread;
http://www.thesession.org/discussions/display/11534/comments#comment234569

& this one:
http://www.footstompin.com/forum?threadid=65468

Good Luck

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by Ptarmigan

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Thank you all for the suggestions! I was able to find seven selections from your lists among my CD collection! And one was from John Vesey, a Philadelphia-based musician which will make his family happy (I hope)! I will give special mention to the session website for the assistance.

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by moria enya

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Not necessarily traditional but "Mischievous Ghost" from the Bringing It All Back Home series and "Mattie" from Sean Tyrrell's Cry of A Dreamer.

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by bud sargent

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Thanks, Bud! Actually I have both of those and Sean Tyrrell is appearing locally here in two weeks so it fits in nicely with the ad I'm running for his concert!

# Posted on October 24th 2006 by moria enya

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