26th Feb 2014
Bridge of Garry played on BBC Radio Scotland’s Iain Anderson show.
26th Feb 2014
Donside played on BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal’s Caithream Ciùil.
24th Feb 2014 (w/c)
The River Princes playlisted for Nevis Radio.
24th Feb 2014
Live interview with Ali O’Brien and A Precious Place played on Oldham FM’s Sounds of Folk
24th Feb 2014
The River Princes played on Colin Bertram’s Folk & Acoustic Show on Acoustic Spectrum
24th Feb 2014
The River Princes played on Acoustic Routes on Dapper FM. Mondays 8-10pm.
23rd Feb 2014
Hooray Henry, The River Princes & Bridge of Garry played on BBC Shropshire’s Genevieve Tudor’s Sunday Folk. Plus interview from Celtic Connections.
22nd Feb 2014
Thugainn played on BBC Radio Ulster, Folk Club with Colum Sands
20th Feb 2014
Half Acre played on Bruce MacGregor’s Travelling Folk on BBC Radio Scotland
20th Feb 2014
Article in the Bristol Post.
19th Feb 2014
Bridge of Garry played on BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal’s A’ Mire ri Mòir.
18th Feb 2014
Hooray Henry played on BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal’s Caithream Ciùil.
18th Feb 2014
The Richard Harris Folk & Blues Show. Live interview and The River Princes played
18th Feb 2014
Article in This is the West Country
17th Feb 2014
Bridge of Garry on The Folk and Acoustic Music Show on Acoustic Spectrum. Mondays 9pm.
15th Feb 2014
Kite Song played on BBC Radio Ulster‘s Late Show with Eamon Friel.
15th Feb 2014
Hooray Henry played on Baylen Leonard’s The Front Porch Country Music Show on Amazing Radio. Saturdays form 6pm.
15th Feb 2014
Hooray Henry played on Johnny Coppin’s Folk Show, BBC Gloucestershire.
12th Feb 2014
A Precious Place played on BBC Radio nan Gaidheal’s Caithream Ciúil.
11th Feb 2014
Article in Blackmore Vale Magazine, previewing Patsy Reid & Friends @ Herrison Hall, Charlton Down, Dorset on 23rd Feb.
11th Feb 2014
Hooray Henry played on Richard Harris’s Folk & Blues Show on Somer Valley FM.
10th Feb 2014
Roots & Shoots with Roger Pettit on Felixstowe Radio also played Half Acre. (Repeated Sun 9th 8-10pm)
10th Feb 2014
Article in the PRSD – People’s Republic of South Devon, previewing Patsy Reid & Friends @South Devon Arts Centre, 20th Feb.
10th Feb 2014
Radio nan Gàidheal’s Caithream Ciùil played Hooray Henry. Listen here.
10th Feb 2014
Delighted Kathryn Tickell is playing two more of my tracks tonight on Amazing Radio.
Tune in here at 9pm for some great music, and of course listen again any time you like!
10th Feb 2014
Album of the week on BBC Radio nan Gaidheal’s Caithream Ciuil.
7th Feb 2014
Radio nan Gàidheal’s Caithream Ciùil played Donside. Listen here.
6th Feb 2014
BBC Radio Scotland’s Travelling Folk with Anna Massie played Hooray Henry and Half Acre.
6th Feb 2014
Wiveliscombe’s Folk, Roots and Branches played Hooray Henry plus live phone interview.
4th Feb 2014
The Folk Show on Manx Radio played Bridge of Garry and Lost in Green.
3rd Feb 2014
I’m delighted to have Hooray Henry played on Kathryn Tickell’s Amazing Radio folk show on Monday 3rd February.
Tune in here at 9pm for some great music, and of course listen again any time you like!
3rd Feb 2014
Roots & Shoots with Roger Pettit on Felixstowe Radio also played Hooray Henry, Track 1 from The Brightest Path. (Repeated Sun 9th 8-10pm)
Listen to Felixstowe Radio here.
3rd Feb 2014
ALBUM OF THE WEEK on Celtic Music Radio!
3rd Feb 2014
Nevis Radio will be playing The River Princes.
1st Feb 2014
FolkCast featured A Precious Place on their February Podcast. Listen here and please subscribe to a brilliant programme for free!
31st Jan 2014
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal’s Tiompan played Thugainn.
30th Jan 2014
Mike Ganley’s Crooked Road on Swindon FM played Hooray Henry, Track 1 from The Brightest Path.
28th Jan 2014
Radio nan Gàidheal’s Caithream Ciùil played Donside. Listen here.
25th Jan 2014
Folk Show on Argyll FM played Hooray Henry, Track 1 from The Brightest Path.
ALBUM OF THE WEEK on Aygyll FM!
24th Jan 2014
Radio nan Gàidheal’s Caithream Ciùil played Donside. Listen here.
21st Jan 2014
Iain Anderson’s show on BBC Radio Scotland played The River Princes, Track 3 on The Brightest Path, a great song, written by Ewan MacPherson. Listen here.
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