Olivia Chaney, Wuthering Heights and more
Singer Olivia Chaney reveals the Folk Show's link to the new Wuthering Heights film.
The best folk and acoustic music from Britain and beyond.
Singer Olivia Chaney remembers her 2013 Folk Show session, which is closely linked to the new Wuthering Heights film directed by Emerald Fennell.
Olivia is currently Artist In Residence at Kings Place in London. Her latest projects include a folk-rock band called News from Nowhere and an exploration of Henry Purcell songs. News from Nowhere features Leo Abrahams, Clara Mann, Owen Spafford and Tom Skinner (The Smile).
Since her earliest appearance on Mark's Folk Show, Olivia has released three solo albums and collaborated with The Decemberists. She has also worked with Zero 7, Kronos Quartet and Alasdair Roberts. At the 2019 Radio 2 Folk Awards, she performed River Man in tribute to Nick Drake.
Produced by Pomona Audio in Salford for BBC Radio 2.
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Iona Fyfe
Swing and Turn
- Dark Turn of Mind.
- Cairnie Records.
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Jim Moray
When I Was A Little Boy
- Gallants.
- Managed Decline Records.
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Fay Hield
Katie Catch
- Old Adam.
- Soundpost Records.
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Spafford Campbell
Cooper
- Tomorrow Held.
- Real World Records.
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Sean Cooney, Eliza Carthy, Sam Carter & Jennifer Reid
Radical Rags
- Peter's Field.
- Hudson Records.
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Olivia Chaney
Dark Eyed Sailor (Radio 2 Folk Show Session, 22nd May 2013)
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Offa Rex
The Old Churchyard (feat. Olivia Chaney)
- The Queen of Hearts.
- Nonesuch.
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Evelyn Gray
Clotheslines
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John Kirkpatrick & Sue Harris
The Cheshire Rounds / The Old Lancashire Hornpipe (Live) (feat. Benji Kirkpatrick)
- Live at the Wyeside.
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Blair Dunlop
Soon Enough The Leaves Will Turn
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