• Health & Happiness Hour Sara Grey in conversation and session Feb 26 2014

    The Medicine Show Posted On February 26, 2014
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    This week’s Health & Happiness Hour is old-timey theme time. We explore the songlines with the best possible guide, banjo playing songstress, story teller and musicologist Sara Grey, in conversation with Mairi MacLennan and in session with Gavin JD Munro of the Red Pin Timber Co. We have new music from Sturgill Simpson, Bap Kennedy, Sarah Jarosz, and an exclusive recording from New Zealand from Mr Moon & Grace, but mainly were exploring the old songs with Sara and talking about Pete Seeger and her involvement on Pete’s Clear Water Project.

     

    Health & Happiness Hour Sara Grey in conversation and session Feb 26 2014 by Rob Ellen’s Medicine Show on Mixcloud

    Follow all Medicine Show adventures and those of our friends here at our new front page  www.medicinemusic.co.uk 




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