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Boston Ballads and Two-Spirit song carrier Jeremy Dutcher

Anna Massie with the very best of folk and roots music from Scotland and beyond.

Anna Massie explores the folk music of Boston with Orcadian-born Maine-based musician Louise Bichan ahead of the big Scotland game. And we are joined by Two-Spirit Wolastoqiyik composer and artist from Tobique First Nation Jeremy Dutcher for a conversation about revitalising language and Two-Spirit identity.

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1 hour, 55 minutes

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Thursday20:00
BBC Radio Scotland

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Music Played

  • Robin Hall and Jimmie MacGregor

    Fitba Crazy, Football Crazy

    • Greatest Hits.

  • Cafe Quijano and Lila Downs

    Mexicana

    • Mexicana.

  • Louise Bichan

    The Lost Summer

    • Adhyâropa Records.

  • Rakish

    765

    • Now, O Now.
    • Top Floor Records.

  • Hanneke Cassel

    Dot the Dragons Eyes

    • Single.
    • self-release.

  • Rosco McLelland & The Scottish Symphony Orchestra

    Slainte - World Cup 26

  • Paper Sparrows

    Wait For Me

    • This Place You Call Your Home.

  • Colonel Mustard and Dijon 5

    The Fathers Of Brazilian Football (Os Pai Do Futebol Brasileiro)

  • The Pine Tree Flyers (feat Katie McNally and Neil Pearlman)

    Petronella

  • Colin Steele

    Fergus

    • Stramash II.
    • Birnam.

  • Salsa Celtica

    Yo Me Voy/Maggies Pancakes

    • Salsa Celtica.

  • Mahotella Queens

    Amezemula

    • Kazet.

  • Jeremy Dutcher

    Ultestakon

    • Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa.
    • Secret City Records.

  • Jeremy Dutcher

    Sakom

    • Motewolonuwok.
    • Secret City Records.

  • Jeremy Dutcher

    Pomawsuwinuwok Wanakiyawolotuwok

    • Motewolonuwok.
    • Secret City Records.

  • Alec Cooper

    The One That Always Shines

  • the olllum

    the devilll for my hurt

    • the olllum.

Broadcast

  • Thursday20:00
    BBC Radio Scotland