So very sad, loved him in F of F.  

Who’s doing the toast this year?

The Braesenose has announced that they will be running a village type shop, selling essentials.

That is such sad news. Sleep well Ian

Yes, read a post from his wife today, very sad. Condolences SJ.

Hearing a grapevine report that Ian Cutler of Bully Wee & Feast of Fiddles, has passed away.

It was a shame that the Beeb didn't seem to be showing anything from the smaller stages. Apart from catching the odd song by the likes of Pulp and Supergrass, the band I enjoyed the most was Black Uhuru. They certainly spanned the generations with an impressive young drummer while one of the singers and the keyboard player looked like they could have been in the band from the start. According to Wikipedia singer Derrick "Duckie" Simpson has been the only constant member of the band.

Back to the folk music for the most part on this week's show with this lot on the playlist...

Cara Dillon, SykesMartin, King Creosote & Jon Hopkins, Saso, Richard Thompson, Iona Lane, Daphne's Flight, Fairport Convention, Reg Meuross, Ewan McLennan, Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar and Alice Allen & Patsy Reid

Tune in every day at 1pm or 8pm on https://www.internet-radio.com/station/gingerfeatherfm/

Dipped in and out to Glasonbury and fairly underwhelmed by what I heard. But tuned into Sunday headliner, Olivia Rodrigo and really a breath of fresh air. Great energy, great band and just fine pop/rock songs. Crowd mostly young females, sang along to every word and clearly had a ball. I was impressed.

There was a young 23 year old singer songwriter at Leigh-on-Sea Folk Festival yesterday who was selling his music on cd or....cassettes  
Is this the way forward? He said vinyl is too expensive!