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The Sleeping War

The Sleeping War is a cold war between the New Empire and the Holy Kingdom, starting in 194 t.n.d.. The conflict started after information of a ship containing large quantities of Toplin was contained by spies of the Holy Kingdom and then leaked by its government to the people of both the empire and the kingdom. Both countries could overthrown one another if they had the Toplin to power a mānpaktīt, only being possible by having a large amount of Toplin. The cold war would become hot once on of the countries moves into the Unclaimed Mountains, where the Toplinship is supposed to be. Both countries keep a close eye on the region the ship should be, so sending anyone in there would be too dangerous. Going into the mountains would take a lot of people and resources because of the danger, thus stretching the army too thin and making it possible for the other country to invade before the Toplin could be taken back home, even though the similar strength of both countries would normally mean a stalemate. Because of this, both countries have started quickly increasing the size and strength of their armies, thus starting an arms race.

## On the side of the New Empire

Commander Iktir Markīn was the head of the department of might during the beginning of the sleeping war, and the one to start the program to attain the Toplinship, the *nāshinī procham per kopat.* This plan consisted of a group of elite soldiers and high leveling officers to go into the mountains by foot and go look for the ship in secret, so the Holy Kingdom doesn't find out. When these plans were leaked the empire was forced to come up with a new plan. The NPPK became a military and social program from the department of might to make the nation ready for war by increasing the size of the military and espionage while also working together with the department of history to shape the public's opinion of the NPPK and war with the Holy Empire. The main stance of the NPPK throughout the end of the 2nd century (counting with new dynasty) had been to increase the might of the military and then invade the Holy Kingdom through the north, thus forcing the Kingdom's military away from their zonehavens and destroying their main armies, making it easier to move into the Unclaimed Mountains without the Kingdom's army in the way. This plan was eventually dropped after it was concluded that the arms race between the countries was not leading to a clear victory for the New Empire. The New Empire then started doing research into planes that can fly through the dangerous and misty peaks of the Unclaimed Mountains. This was achieved by 239 t.n.d. with the creation of the cholb-3.
1970/12/06 Country Meets Folk

**Broadcast:**

Youtube recording: "The first five tracks appear to derive from the 6/12/70 episode of 'CMF' and the first four of these involve Archie Fisher, Barbara Dickson and Rab Noakes (plus the show's house bassist Brian Brocklehurst on a couple)" ...Possibly the fifth too?

**Recording:**

1. Archie Fisher - Mountain Men
2. Barbara Dickson - I'm Going Away
3. Long Time No See - Rab Noakes
4. Barbara Dickson & Rab Noakes - Turn a Deaf Ear
5. Barbara Dickson & Rab Noakes - Sweet Baby James

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJCDiCVN\_gU
1978/09/21 Folkweave

Tony Capstick presents music from:

* Peterborough Folk Club
* Wythenshawe Social Centre

**Recording:**

1. Jeff Phillips - Song Of The Thrush - Peterborough Folk Club
2. Jeff Phillips - Flash Company - Peterborough Folk Club
3. Jeff Phillips - 100 Years Ago - Peterborough Folk Club
4. Clannad - (track name not announced) - Wythenshawe Social Centre
5. Clannad - Until an Urh - Wythenshawe Social Centre
6. Clannad - Cucanady / The Jug Of Brown Ale - Wythenshawe Social Centre
7. Clannad - Siúil A Rún - Wythenshawe Social Centre
8. **Jed Higson & Roger Bucknell - Fingerstyle Folk - Part 1 - Interview**

**Broadcast:**

* **1978/09/21 Folkweave**
1978/10/26 Folkweave

Tony Capstick Introduces recordings of: FLOORSINGERS from the White Horse Club,

Beverley BOB CANN and JUNE TABOR at the 1978 Loughborough Festival

Finger-style Folk - Part 6: 'The Ripple' by GED HIGSON Folknews

Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester

* https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/2a566f370925484d8e99dcd8f4127141

**Files:**
The Collector

The Collector is an rich man, currently living in Rotīr, who is well known for collecting rare items. His name and exact age are unknown and he is rarely seen, mostly communicating with his minions by mail. His first mention in the New Empire is in 31, although his name comes up in documents dating all the way back to 372 t.s.d.. Not much is known about him or his appearance, although it is known he is a man in his fifties.

#### Known items in the collection of the collector:

1. two sledgers
2. at least one sledgegun
3. the sword of Uchtur Turmān
196X Country Meets Folk 01

Presented by Wally Whyton with resident bass player Brian Brocklehurst recorded at the Playhouse Theatre, Charing Cross

1. Theme
2. The Spinners - The Liverpool Judies
3. Lee Conway - What You're Not
4. Bergeta Grinstead(?) - Le Rofin Baasel(?)
5. The Kentuckians - Down In The Boondocks
6. Wally Whyton - Kentish Town
7. Lee Conway - Black Jack
8. Bergeta Grinstead(?) - I know Where I'm Going
9. The Spinners - Widecombe Fair
10. Theme

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LFSC32

London Folk Song Cellar 32 recording.

Featuring: The Birmingham Fo'c's'les (sic), Bob Rundle, Alec and Belle Stewart, The Wayfarers.

Sessions recorded at Cecil Sharp House, London.

**Recording:**

1. The Birmingham Foc'sles - The Coast Of Peru
2. The Birmingham Foc'sles - Tees Bridges Song
3. Alex Stewart - Glendaruel Highlanders
4. Belle Stewart - Leezie Lindsay
5. Alex Stewart, Belle Stewart - Busk, Busk, Bonnie Lassie
6. The Wayfarers (East Devon) - Bowling Green
7. The Wayfarers - Riddle Song (I Gave My Love A Cherry)
8. The Wayfarers - Once I Had A Sweetheart
9. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - The Red Yo-Yo
10. Bob Rundle - Seven-Step Schottische
11. Bob Rundle - The Mountains Of Pomeroy / Roddy Mccorley / Kelly From Killane
12. The Birmingham Foc'sles - Boston Harbour
13. The Birmingham Foc'sles - A Long Time Ago
14. The Birmingham Foc'sles - Leave Her, Johnny Leave Her

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/7768eccc453cf03a2d7705812fb48bde83d39d29bba2744b0306486e59dd47ad818dc9fac4ae09e882f28646b77c490e
LFSC11

London Folk Song Cellar 11 recording.

Featuring: The Four Folk, Martin Carthy, Felicity Joinson, Bob Rundle.

**Recording:**

1. Bob Rundle - Introductory Polka
2. The Four Folk - The Derby Ram
3. The Four Folk - Old Lady All Skin And Bone
4. The Four Folk - All For Me Grog
5. Felicity Johnson - When I Was No' But Sweet Sixteen
6. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - The Calton Weaver
7. Martin Carthy - The Whistling Thief
8. Martin Carthy - Scarborough Fair
9. Martin Carthy - A-Begging I Will Go
10. Felicity Johnson - Lassie Wi' The Yellow Coatie
11. Felicity Johnson - The Pricklie Bush
12. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - The Old Triangle
13. The Four Folk - Carrion Crow
14. The Four Folk - The Body In The Bag
15. The Four Folk - The Big Ship / I'Ll Tell Me Ma

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/49396cfae5c05f08c97f56c6c91fb7bb4fa0eb5e93579aca22232dee3f0ca4414bbf22bc40fcf65df59e47e542e10f0b
1978/08/03 Folkweave

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Tony Capstick with music from:

1. Fursal(?) Folk Festival
2. Brighton Folk Festival 1977
3. The Tannahill Weavers, Saint Ives

**Recording:**

1. Merch(?) - Apron - Fursal(?) Folk Festival
2. Merch(?) - Sleepy Town - Fursal(?) Folk Festival
3. This Lot(?) - (unannounced tune) - Fursal(?) Folk Festival
4. This Lot(?) - (unannounced Polska) - Fursal(?) Folk Festival
5. This Lot(?) - (unknown Noway tune) - Fursal(?) Folk Festival
6. This Lot(?) - Danish Polska - Fursal(?) Folk Festival
7. George Spicer - Good Luck To The Barley Mow - Brighton Folk Festival
8. George Spicer - Blackberry Fold - Brighton Folk Festival
9. George Belton - Jim The Carter Lad - Brighton Folk Festival
10. Folk news
11. The Tannahill Weavers - (unannounced tune) - Saint Ives
12. The Tannahill Weavers - The McGregors / - Saint Ives
13. The Tannahill Weavers - Tune Set: Wha'll Dance Wi' Wattie / Traditional / Pipe Major George Allan - Saint Ives

* http://www.mediafire.com/file/2u96xdcnynanprv/Folkweave-03-08-1978.mp3/file
1978/11/23 Folkweave

Tony Capstlck introduces TONY FOXWORTHY with some more new records

THE CLUTHA recorded at the Loughborough Festival 1978.

Finger-Style Folk - Part 10: 'Leads Up to a Melody on Two Guitars' by GED HIGSON and EDDIE GREEN Folknews

Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester

* https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/0663d9d3eeab44a18599526e7f59b993

**Files:**
LFSC09

London Folk Song Cellar 09 recording.

Featuring: The Spinners, Alex Campbell, Shirley Hart and Colin Wilkie.

**Recording:**

1. The Spinners - Bold Reynolds
2. The Spinners - Colon Man
3. The Spinners - The Irish Rover
4. Colin Wilkie, Shirley Hart - Pleasant And Delightful
5. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - A Sailor Courted A Farmer'S Daughter
6. Alex Campbell - Mingulay Boat Song
7. Alex Campbell - Mrs Mcgrath
8. Alex Campbell - Love Is Teasing
9. Colin Wilkie, Shirley Hart - Dick Darby The Cobbler
10. The Spinners - The Bold Fenian Men
11. The Spinners - Dirty Old Town
12. The Spinners - Maggie May

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/c86e7d981142de171252f68fcd88ab636096eeff124e818c86e0fabb011311f8f527abed6cb88a1caf59ed3c73ac64d8
LFSC19

London Folk Song Cellar 19 recording.

Featuring: The Young Tradition, Bob Rundle, Shirley Bland, Rory McEwen.

**Recording:**

1. Bob Rundle - Heel And Toe Polka
2. The Young Tradition - Chicken On A Raft
3. The Young Tradition - The Innocent Hare
4. The Young Tradition - The Dogger Bank
5. Shirley Bland - The Lowlands Of Holland
6. Shirley Bland - Still I Love Him
7. Shirley Bland, Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Coulter's Candy
8. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - The Piper
9. Martin Carthy, Rory Mcewen - The Trees They Do Grow High
10. Martin Carthy, Rory Mcewen - The Bonny Earl Of Moray
11. Young Tradition - Watercress-O
12. Young Tradition- The Cutty Wren
13. Young Tradition - Hilo John Brown
14. Young Tradition - Haul On The Bowline
15. Bob Rundle - Heel And Toe Polka / So Early In The Morning / Jenny Lind

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/7c20cdaa56dc05f7067d7b6dd49c845c7390aab97a8f37e8e7a03307fd0a6d8c64c8eb8648002e85eb75741037aed0ca?q=Lfsc
196X Country Meets Folk 08

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Wally Whyton with resident bass player Brian Brocklehurst recorded at the Playhouse Theatre, Charing Cross

**Recording:**

1. Theme
2. Gordon Fleming & The Kentuckians - Honky Tonk Woman (Rolling Stones)
3. Tommy Macolm (with Ray Durham) - Life Of The Beggar Man
4. Ray Durham - Soliaris (Flamenco Guitar)
5. Gordon Fleming & The Kentuckians - The Old Gangs Gone
6. Tommy Macolm (with Ray Durham) - The Limerick Rake
7. Wild Country - The Long Black Veil
8. Wally Whyton - Lisa Jane
9. Wild Country - Hey Look Mama
10. Tommy Macolm (with Ray Durham) - The Leaving Of Liverpool
11. Theme

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196X Country Meets Folk 07

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Wally Whyton with resident bass player Brian Brocklehurst recorded at the Playhouse Theatre, Charing Cross

**Recording:**

1. Theme
2. The Southern Ramblers - Sweet Little Miss Blue Eyes (Bobby Taylor & Don Helms\*)
3. The Tinkers - Come By The Hills
4. Bryan Chalker's New Frontier - The Wreck Of The Number 9
5. The Boys Of The Lough - (unannounced set:) Air / Reel / Reel
6. The Southern Ramblers - Buffalo Gals
7. Wally Whyton - Lobster Song
8. Bryan Chalker's New Frontier - The Eskimo Song
9. The Southern Ramblers - Kaw-Liga (Hank Williams)
10. The Tinkers - Lord Of The Dance
11. Theme \*Performed by, but not written by Jim & Jesse McReynolds\*

**Reference:**

* **Files:**
* pcloud
LFSC13

London Folk Song Cellar 13 recording.

Featuring: Margaret Barry, Cyril Tawney, The Exiles.

**Recording:**

1. The Exiles - Introductory Reel
2. The Exiles - The Plooman Lads
3. The Exiles - Mary Mac
4. The Exiles - Bonnie Lass O' Bon Accord / Haughs O' Cromdale / Campbell's Farewell To Redcastle / Moulin Dhu
5. Cyril Tawney - On A British Submarine
6. Cyril Tawney - Seeds Of Love
7. Cyril Tawney - John Coal
8. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - Tramps And Hawkers
9. Margaret Barry - She Moved Through The Fair
10. The Exiles - Wae's Me For Prince Charlie
11. The Exiles - Le Reel Du Pendu
12. The Exiles - Tae The Begging

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/2e3c927c51ec9a33df867bf760268bfb1d554fe0be55ad56de1552dae314db35011ff2e7ee3b7d492327bdc48a6635f7
Charmander

charmander is best friedns with bulbsaur and sqruitle. he wants shinty pokemon,. and to kill nots hiny pokeomn...

chamadner is a good man and we are friends irl. he is currently status known,,, ghost? real?a lvie? who know... i do.

## charmeander

### Aliases

charmander, top-ten shiny hunters in the world

## Appearances

### Debut

shippage

you see, chaermnde and i are best friends and i know wverythinag
LFSC07

London Folk Song Cellar 07 recording.

Featuring: Frankie Armstrong and Louis Killen, Rosemary and Hugh Gentleman, The Corrie Folk Trio.

**Recording:**

1. The Corrie Folk Trio - My Love She's But A Lassie Yet
2. The Corrie Folk Trio - Killiecrankie
3. The Corrie Folk Trio - A Long Time Ago
4. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - The Bitter Withy
5. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - The Red Herring
6. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - The Stoutest Man In The Forty-Twa
7. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGrego - Brochan Lom, Tana Lom / Bodachainn A Mhaoireinn
8. Frankie Armstrong, Louis Killen - Higher Germany
9. Frankie Armstrong, Louis Killen - Ca' The Yowes Tae The Knowes
10. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - My Johnny Was A Shoemaker
11. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - Hares On The Mountain
12. The Corrie Folk Trio - Shoals Of Herring
13. The Corrie Folk Trio - Girl Of The Windy City

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/e5f2cd6280380a91e56eea59a3d338ad62d0679865d9f07ba69606e0adc36601c4b904b9d0e142368df1fd787c0f685f?q=Lfsc
1978/08/24 Folkweave

Presented by Tony Capstick with music from:

* Peterborough Folk Song Club
* Ian Parr - The Price of Progress
* Fairson(?) Festival 1977

**Recording:**

1. Pete, Marty & Terry - Claudy Banks - Peterborough Folk Song Club
2. Pete, Marty & Terry - Pretty Nancy Of Yarmouth - Peterborough Folk Song Club
3. Pete, Marty & Terry - Hard Times of Old England - Peterborough Folk Song Club
4. **Ian Parr - The Price of Progress, Part 1/4: An Act of God**
	1. Mrs Gosgrove of Newton Grange - The Gresford Disaster
	2. Terry Yarnell - London Morning In Ashes
	3. Elliot Family of Birtley Country Durham - The Collier's Rant
	4. Ian Parr - The Mermaid
	5. Peggy Seeger - Buffalo Holler (Peggy Seeger)
5. The Boys of The Lough - (unannounced tune) - Fairson Festival 1977
6. The Boys of The Lough - Happy Birthday Ally - Fairson Festival 1977
7. The Boys of The Lough - The Irish Jubilee - Fairson Festival 1977
8. The Boys of The Lough - (2 unannounced tunes) - Fairson Festival 1977
9. The Boys of The Lough - (unannounced tune) - Fairson Festival 1977

**Broadcast:**

* 1978/08/24 Folkweave

* http://www.mediafire.com/file/2u96xdcnynanprv/Folkweave-03-08-1978.mp3/file
LFSC38

London Folk Song Cellar 38 recording.

Featuring: The High-Level Ranters, Gordeanna McCulloch, The Four Folk, Tony Rose, Rhydderch and Ryan.

**Recording:**

1. The High Level Ranters - Play-In
2. The Four Folk - Whiskey In The Jar
3. The Four Folk - The White Buck Of Epping
4. Gordeanna McCulloch - Died Of Love
5. Gordeanna McCulloch - Kissin's Nae Sin
6. Tony Rose - Song Of The Western Men
7. Tony Rose - Searching For Lambs
8. Rhydderch Jones & Ryan Davies - Fol-A-Diddle-Aa
9. Rhydderch Jones & Ryan Davies - A Loved One
10. Rhydderch Jones & Ryan Davies - Prayer Of The Rev. The Eli Jenkins
11. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - Why Should I / Cockle-Gatherers' Song
12. The High Level Ranters - The Lass Of Patie'S Mill / The Breakdown
13. Gordeanna McCulloch - On The Banks Of Red Roses
14. The Four Folk - Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber
15. The High Level Ranters - Playout

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/6e7ec0f15e7afbc54c12dad9cd0ae5fbbd3dfceb95cb3457ec4acc4c7c99c1cdc26f66248b81b8f7b1bbf7c021bb751f
1978/04/13 Folkweave

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Tony Capstick with music from:

* Brighton Folk Festival 1977
* Cambridge Folk Festival 1977

**Recording:**

Toni Arthur presents 'Best of British Folk Music in Folkweave' recording from BBC Transcription Disc 14 with music from:

1. The Albion Dance Band - Boycott's Bourée - Cambridge Folk Festival 1977
2. The Albion Dance Band - Y'Acre Of Land - Cambridge Folk Festival 1977
3. The Albion Dance Band - La Sexte Extampie Royale - Cambridge Folk Festival 1977
4. The Albion Dance Band - Postman's Knock/Black Joker - Cambridge Folk Festival 1977
5. The Albion Dance Band - Merry Sherwood Rangers - Cambridge Folk Festival 1977
6. The Albion Dance Band - Gresford Disaster - Cambridge Folk Festival 1977

**Reference:**

* 1978/04/13 Folkweave - BBC Genome
* The Albion Band – Live At The Cambridge Folk Festival 1977 - Discogs

**Files:**

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LFSC01

London Folk Song Cellar 01 recording.

Featuring: The Ian Campbell Group, Cyril Tawney, Roy and Val Bailey.

**Recording:**

1. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - The Wee Cooper O' Fife
2. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Water Of Tyne
3. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - The Work O' The Weavers
4. Anne Briggs - The Recruited Collier
5. Cyril Tawney - When Jones's Ale Was New
6. Val & Roy Bailey - The Verdant Braes Of Skreen
7. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGrego- Fal-Yo-Ro, We're Sailing
8. Cyril Tawney - The Oggie Man
9. Roy Bailey - South Australia
10. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - O Can Ye Sew Cushions
11. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Unidentified Fiddle Reel
12. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Down In The Coal Mine

* https://ulozto.net/file/fFP9c3CfdJwE/lfsc-01-t-disc-flac-stereo-43-09-flac
LFSC24

London Folk Song Cellar 24 recording.

Featuring: The Ian Campbell Group, John Foreman, Jack Armstrong and Patricia Jennings, Frankie Armstrong and Louis Killen.

**Recording:**

1. Dave Swarbrick - The Mason's Apron
2. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Homeward Bound
3. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Apprentice Song
4. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Schottische / Hieland Laddie
5. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Jug Of Punch
6. Frankie Armstrong, Louis Killen - Lowlands Of Holland
7. Frankie Armstrong, Louis Killen - The White Cockade
8. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - The Haunted Single-End
9. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Rosin The Beau
10. John Foreman - A Proper Cuppa Coffee
11. Jack Armstrong & Patricia Jennings - The Water Of Tyne
12. Jack Armstrong & Patricia Jennings - The Green Hills Of Tyrol
13. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - I Hae Married A Keelman
14. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - Jute Mill Song
15. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - (Unidentified Hornpipe / Unidentified Reel)
16. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - New York Girls
17. The Ian Campbell Folk Group - (Unidentified Jig)

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/73baa55da52d9faf55b99238ea499c96347bf12017f342004e081eed9fb27e812f8be562819292c4a834455270b8280a?q=Lfsc
LFSC04

London Folk Song Cellar 04 recording.

Featuring: The Strawberry Hill Boys, Bob Rundle, Nadia Cattouse, Matt McGinn.

**Recording:**

1. The Strawberry Hill Boys - Turpin, Hero
2. The Strawberry Hill Boys - To The Begging I Will Go
3. Nadia Cattouse - Long Time Boy
4. Nadia Cattouse - Nobody's Business
5. Matt McGinn - Macpherson's Rant
6. Matt McGinn - Rap-Tap-Tap
7. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - Liverpool Lullabye
8. Nadia Cattouse - Birdbank Wedding
9. Nadia Cattouse - Spread Your Carpet
10. The Strawberry Hill Boys - Two Sisters Of Binnourie
11. The Strawberry Hill Boys - Talking Rush-Hour Blues
12. The Strawberry Hill Boys - The Greenland Fisheries

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/8ffd83ef1f8f1c6252e5841c4ce6b25d84c2e5ca8f87be0fcf9c7ba317136c154db49d81459c96059ea6b20ac945221f?q=Lfsc
1974/03/21 Folkweave

Introduction by Tony Capstick in the studio and by Simon Thorndycroft and Reg Beecham at Blackmore Folk Club:

These recordings were broadcast over two dates:

###### Broadcast: Folkweave 1974/03/21 - Set 2

1. John and Audrey Lincoln - Three Sailors From Bristol City
2. Howard Jones - Sylvay
3. Howard Jones - Reynardine
4. Maddie Williamson (Morton?) - When I Was On Horseback
5. Maddie Williamson (Morton?) - Bushes and Briars
6. Roger Johnson - The Battle of Hastings, monologue
7. Bill Delderfield - Glorious Ale

###### Reference:

* https://www.essexarchivesonline.co.uk/Result\_Details.aspx?DocID=950495

###### Files:

* https://www.mediafire.com/file/60doze83o5r2gc1/Folkweave\_-\_Second\_visit\_to\_Blackmore\_FC.mp3/file
LFSC23

London Folk Song Cellar 23 recording.

Featuring: The Corrie Folk Trio, Johnny Handle, Llyn and Graham McCarthy.

**Recording:**

1. The Corrie Folk Trio / Johnny Handle - The Merry Boys Of Greenland
2. The Corrie Folk Trio - The Uist Tramping Song
3. The Corrie Folk Trio - The Lammastide
4. The Corrie Folk Trio - The Rattlin' Bog
5. Lynne And Graeme Mccarthy - Johnny Sands
6. Lynne And Graeme Mccarthy - The Wild Colonial Boy
7. Lynne And Graeme Mccarthy - Stringybark And Greenhide
8. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Mingulay Boat Song
9. Johnny Handle - Adam Buckham
10. Johnny Handle - Jackie Works At The Shipyard
11. Johnny Handle - (Unidentified Polka)
12. The Corrie Folk Trio - Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie
13. The Corrie Folk Trio - The Leaving Of Liverpool
14. Johnny Handle - (Concertina Reels)

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/0ae7292d68a11204b4df2b2fc482ce9cb219c1c8ae6c10860db09fcdfc432dfc9da0c697abab937f2b2c7d25afc3ece6?q=Lfsc
1979/05/31 Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces Tony Foxworthy 's Record Review. English Tapestry in concert from the Fylde Folk Festival 1978. The Stylists: Fred Woods looks at the music of Dave Burland. Folknews. Producer Peter Pilbeam BBC Manchester

* https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/b3ed90393ffa438681042f33775f3e3f

**Files:**
Kai Mori

**Kai Mori** is the only child of Katsu Mori and Vittoria Genato. He is a member of The Horsemen along with his three best friends. He is the male protagonist in Hideaway, and married to Nikova Banks.

## Personality

Described as "the good one" of The Horsemen. He was also thought to be "the thinker" as well as "the reasonable one", the member who always looked out for the rest of his friends.

## Physical Appearance

Kai is half-Japanese, through his father, and half-Italian, through his mother. He is described as having his mother's lips, smile, and eyelashes. He also takes after his father with an angular jaw, lean body, straight nose. He has dark eyes. Kai's hair is thick and black. He keeps it short, with precise, clean lines in the back. His gaze is described as sharp and stern, and his expression hard to read.

## Relationships

### Romances

#### Nikova Banks

Banks is Kai's wife. She is the younger half-sister to Damon.

### Friends

#### Damon Torrance

Damon is one of Kai's best friends and his brother-in-law.

#### Erika Fane

Erika is one of Kai's best friends and is married to Michael.

## Notes

* Kai drives a Jeep
* His basketball jersey number is 10.
* He speaks fluent Japanese.
1978/11/30 Folkweave

Tony Capstick says: Let's Talk To:

PADDY MOLONEY and DEREK BELL of The Chieftains and introduces:

PERCY LING and OSCAR WOODS recorded at the Loughborough Festival 1978

GEOFF and PENNIE HARRIS recorded at the White Horse Folk Club, Beverley. Folknews

Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester

* https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/eb9bb2dee0564c5085fee119c771083f

**Files:**
LFSC05

London Folk Song Cellar 05 recording.

Featuring: The Four Folk, Rory McEwen, Roy and Val Bailey.

**Recording:**

1. The Four Folk - Three Jolly Rogues
2. The Four Folk - Billy To Bob
3. The Four Folk - Bonny Bay Of Biscay-O
4. Val & Roy Bailey - The Great Silkie Of Sule Skerry
5. Rory McEwen - Johnny Cope
6. Rory McEwen - Willie's Rare
7. Rory McEwen - Wee Bit German Lairdie
8. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - Twa Heids Are Better Than Yin
9. Roy Bailey - Four-Loom Weaver
10. Val & Roy Bailey - Buy Broom Bezoms
11. The Four Folk - Hard Case
12. The Four Folk - Spiders, Slugs And Ringworm Pie
13. The Four Folk - Mouth-Music (La-La-La)
14. The Four Folk - Dirty Old Town

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/17253437ab809130c2c748d828b6d6086f10c930bc48a9d31d7e59a406feba8e72548b716c52a9295b240d65a140d14d?q=Lfsc
LFSC27

London Folk Song Cellar 27 recording.

Featuring: The Black Country Three, Wag Puddefoot, Shirley and Dolly Collins, Sean O'Shea.

**Recording:**

1. Sean O'sè - (Unidentified Reel)
2. Black Country Three - Jolly Joe
3. Black Country Three - She Moved Through The Fair
4. Black Country Three - Push, Boys, Push
5. Shirley Collins, Dolly Collins - All Things Are Quite Silent
6. Dolly Collins, Shirley Collins - Over The Hills And Far Away
7. Dolly Collins, Shirley Collins - Just As The Tide Was Flowing
8. Sean O'sè - Pretty Maggie Morrissey
9. Sean O'sè - Two Sligo Polkas
10. Wag Puddefoot - Where Be That Blackbird?
11. Wag Puddefoot - Tame Fair
12. Wag Puddefoot - The Buck'amshire Poaching Song
13. Robin Hall - Ca' The Yowes Tae The Knowes
14. Black Country Three - Come All Yow Blades What's Married
15. Black Country Three - Song Of The Western Men
16. Sean O'sè - (Unidentified Reel)

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/d113aed79c877518370bb9d284b05db20782468d1d9a2d31c344586f56f9da133e94e39766c061c8878dc01cb9203d48?q=Lfsc
LFSC18

London Folk Song Cellar 18 recording.

Featuring: Cyril Tawney, Louise Killen, Rosemary and Hugh Gentleman, Matt McGinn.

**Recording:**

1. Louis Killen, Cyril Tawney - Southern jigs
2. Cyril Tawney - Tommy O'Lynn
3. Cyril Tawney - The sweet nightingale
4. Cyril Tawney - My Jenny Wren bride
5. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - Lay the bent to the bonny broom
6. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - Whistle, daughter, whistle
7. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - Here's tae the lads at the fishin' and trawlin'
8. Matt McGinn - A minin' man am I
9. Matt McGinn - Coorie doon
10. Matt McGinn - Jock McGraw
11. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - Sweet William
12. Rosemary & Hugh Gentleman - O, but I'm weary, weary waiting
13. Cyril Tawney - Sammy's Bar
14. Louis Killen, Cyril Tawney - Southern jigs

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/b8014860ec46192400d816b43525e926600cfd7fee3563ce9612a4b6cf468a29563d9a4e601a319122bce4535bed4b48?q=Lfsc
196X Country Meets Folk 04

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Wally Whyton with resident bass player Brian Brocklehurst recorded at the Playhouse Theatre, Charing Cross

**Recording:**

1. Theme
2. Noel Murphy - Courtin' in the Kitchen
3. The Hillsiders - Raining On A Sunny Day
4. Martin Wyndham-Reed - Gentle Annie
5. Tex Withers & The Tennessee Four - Custer (Peter Lafarge)
6. Pigsty Hill Light Orchestra - Basin Street Blues
7. The Hillsiders - Turn it Around In Your Mind
8. Martin Wyndham-Reed - I'm A Stockman
9. Tex Withers & The Tennessee Four - Be Careful Of Stones You Throw
10. Noel Murphy - Wild Rover

* https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=VZ8qwmXZFQda2sO9erbY8XUi9Vc8KY07derX#folder=3542304585&tpl=publicfoldergrid&returl=https%3A//u.pcloud.link/publink/show%3Fcode%3DVZ8qwmXZFQda2sO9erbY8XUi9Vc8KY07derX%23folder%3D3542304585%26tpl%3Dpublicfoldergrid&page=login
Christiane Alders

**Christiane Alders** is the mother of Erika Fane and Damon Torrance, and widow to Schraeder Fane. She remarried Matthew Lare Grayson.

## Physical Appearance

Christiane Alders has blonde hair and blue eyes which has passed her looks to her daughter, Erika.

## Relationships

### Romances

#### Schraeder Fane

Schraeder is Christiane's deceased husband and the father of their daughter Erika.

#### Gabriel Torrance

Gabriel raped Christiane and the product of that was their son Damon.
ABYSS

* Logo
* Organization

**ABYSS** is a more structured and organized gang, i.e. the members are referred to as agents and are entrusted with code numbers and referred to as such, rather than their own given birth names; many of the members were born into and raised in the gang, so they weren’t given actual names in the first place. The organization has goals to expand their horizons, eliminate competition/rivals and become the “top dogs” of the [crime world.]
LFSC25

London Folk Song Cellar 25 recording.

Featuring: The McPeake Family, Shirley Bland, Lewis Johns and John Steel.

**Recording:**

1. The Mcpeake Family - Kelly's Bonnet
2. Jimmy Mcgregor - Welcome
3. The Mcpeake Family - Dumb, Dumb, Dumb
4. Kathleen Mcpeake - The Praties They Grow Small
5. The Mcpeake Family - Mcleod's Reel
6. The Mcpeake Family - Slieve Gallon Brae
7. Shirley Bland - The Bold Young Farmer
8. Shirley Bland - The Fireman's No' For Me
9. Shirley Bland - Two Lovely Lasses
10. Lewis Johns - Fair Girl Mind This When You Marry
11. John Steele & Lewis Johns - The Mallard
12. John Steele & Lewis Johns - Twankydillo
13. The Galliards - Highland Fairy Lullaby
14. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor, The Galliards - Hares On The Mountain
15. The Mcpeake Family - The Jug Of Punch
16. The Mcpeake Family - The Ship In Full Sail
17. The Mcpeake Family - Wild Mountain Thyme
18. The Mcpeake Family - Kelly's Bonnet

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/fbc1e64772e05f220c08b43ded512990fb8b804ad12470ebacdc34e4a29821664be5ef85ef9c145b739e92b92bee986c?q=Lfsc
LFSC36

London Folk Song Cellar 36 recording.

Featuring: The Strawberry Hill Boys, Felix Doran, Sandy Denny ("Fhir a bhata"), Esme Lewis, Paul McNeill.

Sandy Denny originally broadcast on "Cellar full of folk" on 1966/11/07.

Sessions recorded at Cecil Sharp House, London.

**Recording:**

1. The Strawberry Hill Boys - Botany Bay
2. The Strawberry Hill Boys - The Diamond
3. The Strawberry Hill Boys - Go To Sea No More
4. Sandy Denny - Fhir A' Bhata (The Boatman)
5. Paul Macneill - The Bold Grenadier
6. Paul Macneill - Silver Penny And An Apricot Tree
7. Felix Doran - The Fox Hunt
8. Felix Doran - Rakish Paddy
9. Esme Lewis - Old Lady From Cydwelly
10. Esme Lewis - To My Dearest Love
11. Esme Lewis - Milkmaid's Song
12. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Happy Land Songs
13. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Ye Cannae Shove Yer Granny / The World Must Be Coming To An End
14. The Strawberry Hill Boys - The Higher Germany
15. The Strawberry Hill Boys - The Grey Hawk

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/77f5a7ca90553f880b7a22b31368364df35dad38e412450ebd474f61c8adc60e2e648dc38be922c2b9ae004aa48c7011
1976/11/08 Folkweave

* Berkshire Midsummer Festival 1976
* Graham & Eileen Pratt - Bevis Awakes Folk Club, The Rising Sun, Catford
* Tim Lacock - The Loughborough Festival 1976
* Producer Peter Pilbeam, BBC Manchester

**Recording:**

Toni Arthur presents "The best of British Folk music in Folkweave" on BBC transcription disc 05:

1. Graham & Eileen Pratt - The Broomfield Hill - Bevis Awakes Folk Club
2. Graham & Eileen Pratt - Sweet Eileen - Bevis Awakes Folk Club
3. Graham & Eileen Pratt - The Ballad Of Lumley Kettlewell (Graham Pratt) - Fevis Awakes Folk Club

**Reference:**

* 1976/11/08 Folkweave - BBC Genome

**Files:**

* pcloud
1978/11/16 Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces recordings from the Keith Traditional Music Festival 1978

THE BI'LLY WtE BAND at the 24th International Folklore Festival at Sldmouth Finger-Style Folk - Part 9: 'Bass Runs and Hammering On ' by GED HIGSON Folk news

Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester

* https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/da98c8fd8adc43bdb844b7c5602072b8

**Files:**
1978/01/19 Folkweave

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Tony Capstick with music from:

* Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977, Bridge Centre, Chippenham
* University Theatre, Newcastle Upon Tyne

**Recording:**

1. Waylon Smiffy - Joseph Baker - Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977
2. Waylon Smiffy - Cold Blow The Rainy Night - Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977
3. Waylon Smiffy - As I Roved Out - Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977
4. Book review: Plough Boys Glory by George Butterworth
5. **Tony Foxworthy - New release roundup**
6. The Watersons - God Bless The Master - Sound, Sound Your Instruments Of Joy
7. John Goodluck - The Country Carrier - Monday's Childe
8. Vincent Griffin - Dr. Gilbert - Traditional Fiddle Music From County Clare
9. June Tabour - Cold And Raw - Ashes and Diamonds
10. Bells Big Ceilidh Band - The Lilting Fisherman (jig) - Sandy Bell's Ceilidh
11. Bells Big Ceilidh Band - Sweet Biddy Daly (jig) - Sandy Bell's Ceilidh
12. Dildahran(?) - The Banks Of The Key - University Theatre, Newcastle Upon Tyne
13. Dildahran(?) - Dungloe(?) / Jackie Smalls Jig - University Theatre
14. Dildahran(?) - My Love In The Morning / The Kesh - University Theatre
15. Dildahran(?) - Hand Me Down My Petticoat - University Theatre
16. Dildahran(?) - Tommy Billys / Rhines(?) (jigs) Sand Mount(?) / Clattery(?) / (reels) - University Theatre
17. Bells Big Ceilidh Band - (unannounced tune)- Sandy Bell's Ceilidh

* https://www.mediafire.com/file/0cy7b4ow09f1ncf/Folkweave\_-\_19-01-1978.mp3/file
1978/05/25 Folkweave

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Peter Pilbeam (as Tony Capstick has missed the train) music from:

* Brighton Folk Festival, New Brighton Centre

**Recording:**

1. Dave Shannon & Fiona Simpson AKA Therapy - Our Captain Cried All Hands
2. Dave Shannon & Fiona Simpson AKA Therapy - If I Was A Carpenter
3. Dave Shannon & Fiona Simpson AKA Therapy - Dear Doris
4. Dave Shannon & Fiona Simpson AKA Therapy - Lord Franklin
5. Barwood Handbell Ringers of Gloucester
6. Peter Bellamy - Tommy - Brighton Folk Festival
7. Peter Bellamy - A Ship To England Came - Brighton Folk Festival
8. Peter Bellamy - Riding on Top of the Car - Brighton Folk Festival

* https://www.mediafire.com/file/6f5axgs9gn8q6xy/Folkweave\_-\_25-05-1978.mp3/file
Hilligī jashkā

**Hilligī jashkā** is the language of the new holy empire of the stars. It evolved from a pidgin between Dutch and Russian astronauts, the first ones to immigrate outside of earth's solar system.

Phonology

### Vowels:

* i /ɪ/
* ī /i/
* a /ɑ/
* ā /a/
* e /e/
* o /o/
* u /ə/

### Consonants

* j /j/
* s /s/
* sh /ʂ/
* k /k/
* t /t/
* ch /g/
* g /ɣ/
* n /n/
* m /m/
* r /ʀ/
* ng /ŋ/
* b /b/

## Nouns

### Cases

Jii has 3 cases: nominative, genitive and accusative.

## Verbs

### Dictionary

The **Hilligī jashkā** Dictionary can be found here.
1972/05/20 Country Meets Folk

'An edition of the BBC Radio 2 music show Country Meets Folk from 20 May 1972'

Presenter: Wally Whyton

**Recording:** 58:19

1. Theme - Instrumental (Bluegrass)
2. Tracy Miller & The West Coast Sound - What Colour Is Your Love? (Country)
3. Bill Barclay - Twenty Stories High\* (Folk)
4. The Skillets - Isle Of Dreams (Folk)
5. Merle Haggard - I Saw The Light (Country)
6. Hadley Kay - The Whistling Gypsy Rover (Folk)
7. Tracy Miller & The West Coast Sound - God Made Me A Woman (Country)
8. Wally Whyton - Star Shine (Folk)
9. Jim Lloyd - Pick of the week - (new record releases):
10. The Hillsiders - Me And Bobby Mcgee (Excerpt) - from LP By Request (Country)
11. Bill Barclay - (Scottish song) (Folk)
12. The Skillets - Follow Me (Country)
13. Hadley Kay - Sunny Days Ahead (Folk)
14. **Jim Lloyd - Folk And Country Conundrums** (Last weeks quiz answers):
	1. A. Judy Collins - Someday Soon (Excerpt) (Country)
	2. A. Hamish Imlach - Whiskey Before Breakfast (Excerpt) (Folk)
	3. A. Charley Pride - I Wanna Go Home (Excerpt) (Country)
	4. A. Bill Clifton - Happy Days - Autoharp (Excerpt) from Happy Days (Country)
15. Tracy Miller & The West Coast Sound - Country Sunshine (Country)
16. Harvey Andrews - Hey Sandy (Country) (record)
17. Hadley Kay - If You Could Read My Mind (Gordon Lightfoot) (Country)
18. Bill Barclay - Camp In The Country (Folk)
19. Tracy Miller & The West Coast Sound - All I have To Offer You Is Me (Dallas Frazier) (Country)
20. The Skillets - Down By The Riverside / Michael Row The Boat Ashore (Folk)

\*Approximate title

* BBC radio genome

**Files:**

* BBC Country Meets Folk 14 1972/05/20 - Mixcloud
1978/10/19 Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces

TONY FOXWORTHY with some more new records

ALEX GREEN, WILLIE JOHNSON AND ALY BAIN recorded at the Keith Traditional Music Festival

SARAH AND RITA KEANE at the 1978 Loughborough Festival

Finger-Style Folk - Part 5: 'The Thumb Chum' by GED

HIGSON Folknews

Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester

* https://genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/237e2dadfe24450da011d9e2d361467b

**Files:**
LFSC14

London Folk Song Cellar 14 recording.

Featuring: The Settlers, Isla Cameron, Packie Manus.

**Recording:**

1. The Settlers - The Keeper
2. The Settlers - Winkin, Blinkin And Nod
3. The Settlers - Johnny Lad
4. Packie Manus Byrne - The Blarney Roses
5. Packie Manus Byrne - Sliabh Na Mban
6. Packie Manus Byrne - The Frog Song
7. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - I Will Go
8. Robin Hall & Jimmy MacGregor - Barnyards O' Delgaty
9. Isla Cameron, Martin Carthy - My Bonny Lad
10. Isla Cameron, Martin Carthy - The Bonny Miner Lad
11. Isla Cameron, Martin Carthy - Johnny I Hardly Knew You
12. The Settlers - Mr Froggy's Wedding
13. The Settlers - The Wren
14. The Settlers - Bay Of Mexico

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/bdc40fe5f3fe501d679a9f7440bc5ec1831e0f339863ca20494204e792066c664df7bbb214b4222d57fc5d85bd810062
LFSC34

London Folk Song Cellar 34 recording.

Featuring: The Tinkers, Jack and Margaret King, Terry Gould, Gerry Pugh.

**Recording:**

1. The Tinkers - Intro
2. The Tinkers - The Limerick Rake
3. The Tinkers - The Banks Of Newfoundland
4. Terry Gould - The Ratcatcher's Daughter
5. Terry Gould - I Was A Gay Spark In My Youth
6. Robin Hall - The Bleacher Lass O' Kelvinhaugh
7. Jack & Margaret King - The Mermaid
8. Jack & Margaret King - Billy Me Boy
9. Gerry Pugh - Up With Aily
10. Gerry Pugh - Constant Billy
11. Gerry Pugh - Swallowtail Reel / Drowsy Maggie
12. Terry Gould - Five Foot Flirt
13. The Tinkers - Carrickfergus
14. Jack & Margaret King? - Sally-O

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/a6e43ef19cbac58158f9a9278e993b3b2eb93da9ce5243fea9cce5617a70f2a44c4909164e8b0873cdb9c6156fc595d0
1978/02/09 Folkweave

Presented by Tony Capstick with music from:

* Dingles Folk Club
* Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977

**Recording:**

1. Peter Pilby - Interview with Martin Carthy & Tim Heart of Steeleye Span
2. Steeleye Span - Some Rival - Storm Force Ten
3. Packie Byrne & Bonnie Shaljean - Shenandoah (West Indies whaling version) - Dingles Folk Club
4. Packie Byrne & Bonnie Shaljean - Bells of Shandon - Dingles Folk Club
5. **Tony Foxworthy -** **Folk new releases:**
6. Billy Clifford - (unannounced flute jigs) - Irish Traditional Flute Solos and Band Music from Kerry and Tipperary
7. Alison McMorland - Cuckoos Nest - Belt Wi' Colours Three
8. Johnny O'leary - (unannounced tune) - Music For The Set
9. Dave Totterdell - (unannounced tune) - Whitby Bells
10. Gene Kelly - The Corner House - Old Time Irish Music In America
11. John Kirkpatrick & Sue Harris - Johnny Sands - Shreds And Patches
12. John Kirkpatrick & Sue Harris - Bread And Jam Waltzer - Shreds And Patches
13. Muckram Wakes - (unannounced morris tune) - Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977
14. Muckram Wakes - All Through The Ale and Tobacco - Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977
15. Muckram Wakes - Pulling Down - Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977

**Broadcast:**

* **1978/02/09 Folkweave**

* https://www.mediafire.com/file/r33acmmpk75cs2d/Folkweave\_-\_09-02-1978.mp3/file
LFSC17

London Folk Song Cellar 17 recording.

Featuring: The Dubliners, Nadia Cattouse, Steve Benbow, Lewis Johns and John Steel.

**Recording:**

1. The Dubliners - The Nightingale
2. The Dubliners - (unknown fiddle instrumental)
3. The Dubliners - Jar of Porter
4. Nadia Cattouse - Port Mahon
5. Nadia Cattouse - Hurricane Hattie
6. Nadia Cattouse - Can't Cross Over (River Come Down)
7. John Steel & Lewis Johns - The Wreck Off Scilly
8. John Steel & Lewis Johns - Oh Good Ale
9. Robin Hall & Jimmie McGregor - The Banks of Sicily
10. Steve Benbow - The Irishman's Goldmine
11. Steve Benbow - The Old Woman From Wexford
12. Steve Benbow - The Coal Owner and The Pitman's Wife
13. The Dubliners - The Banks of the Roses

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/4de640e47aa0fbbcf9359114fc7aae7095df969480f3ef5f6f072fcbeb93cdf9a243854e115f8f337263cc287021de8d
Koguan Danvers

## Kogu Danvers

> Pshhhhh- I beat up monsters in my sleep!
>
> **Koguan Danvers** to ***The One***

**Koguan Danvers**, or better known as **"Kogu"** is the future and middle child of Pixel Biddercombe and Diana Wilson.

## Personality

Kogu is about as boyish as you can get. He likes video games and race cars and explosions and monsters and rocket ships,
and things of that nature. He loves to fight, and will often partake in sparring matches with his father; it's one of his favorite bonding activities, even though he always loses. Kogu is extremely cocky,
arrogant, annoying, loud, and another negative features of a 13 year old. He is also spoiled. Despite these seemingly annoying traits of his, similar to his older brother, he is very reliable and a good friend, and always helps out a homie if it's in his power. He is protective of his little sister, even though he often picks on and makes fun of her. Kogu is easily impressed by people stronger than himself, resorting to asking for things such as training sessions or autographs. While Kogu may be more gravitated towards his father in terms of exercising and such, he is a mama's boy.

## Appearance

Kogu is pretty much a perfect fusion of his parents. He inherited his father's eyes and freckles, his mother's hair and color scheme (?). His black hair is spiked mostly to one side, he wears a white headband that he rarely takes off.

He currently wears a purple tee over a black long sleeves shirt, a star pendant, black cargo trousers with flap pockets and black combat boots.
196X Country Meets Folk 05

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Wally Whyton with resident bass player Brian Brocklehurst recorded at the Playhouse Theatre, Charing Cross

**Recording:**

1. Theme
2. Brain Golby & The Johnny Young Four - Wabash Cannonball
3. Hamish Imlach - The Whiskey Seller
4. The Peelers - New York Girls
5. The McCalmans - The Kangaroo
6. Brain Golby & The Johnny Young Four - The Race Is On
7. Wally Whyton - Dinky Di (Australian song)
8. Hamish Imlach - If It Wasn't For The Unions
9. The Peelers - The Plains Of Kildare
10. The McCalmans - Willys Gone To Malvern Castle
11. Brain Golby & The Johnny Young Four - Sugar Foot Rag (Hank Garland)

* https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=VZ8qwmXZFQda2sO9erbY8XUi9Vc8KY07derX#folder=3542304585&tpl=publicfoldergrid&returl=https%3A//u.pcloud.link/publink/show%3Fcode%3DVZ8qwmXZFQda2sO9erbY8XUi9Vc8KY07derX%23folder%3D3542304585%26tpl%3Dpublicfoldergrid&page=login
Athos Fane

+ Ivarsen Torrance (maternal cousin)
	+ Gunnar Torrance (maternal cousin)
	+ Fane Torrance (maternal cousin)
	+ Dag Torrance (maternal cousin)
	+ Octavia Torrance (maternal cousin)

**Athos Fane** is the daughter of Michael Crist and Erika Fane. She has a younger brother Aaron Fane.

## Personality

Athos is smart, ambitious and determined and ready to take control of her powerful family once they're all gone.

## Physical Appearance

Athos has blonde hair and two different coloured eyes brown and blue.
LFSC35

London Folk Song Cellar 35 recording.

Featuring: The New Heritage, Sue and Barbara, John Wright, Marion Grey and Pete Maynard.

Sessions recorded at Cecil Sharp House, London.

**Recording:**

1. The New Heritage Singers - Blow Bully Blow (Intro)
2. The New Heritage Singers - The Nutting Girl
3. The New Heritage Singers - Crack Your Whip
4. The New Heritage Singers - Three Jolly Rogues
5. John Wright - Southern Reel (Jaws Harp)
6. John Wright - The Man War'o
7. John Wright - The Cliffs Of Moher (Jaws Harp)
8. Marion Gray - T'owd Yowe Wi' One Horn
9. Marion Gray - The Monkey's Wedding
10. Marion Gray - Nellie Clack (Barking Creek)
11. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Lassie Wi' The Yellow Coatie
12. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Barnyards O' Delgaty
13. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Beillan Gorrie Chrobhan
14. Sue And Barbara - Holmfirth Anthem (Pratty Flowers)
15. Sue And Barbara - Across The Hills (Leon Rosselson)
16. The New Heritage Singers - The Threshing Song (The Coppers)
17. The New Heritage Singers - Byker Hill
18. The New Heritage Singers - Bring Us A Barrel
19. The New Heritage Singers - Brisk Young Sailor (Outro)

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/77b94180d7615416d8ee190825da406fc2bd245584c8cdded5635723443a967eef0862eaa5fb1a1bea6dc81cb9dae37d
Octavia Torrance

+ Madden Mori (paternal cousin)
	+ Jett Mori (paternal cousin)
* Erika Fane (paternal aunt)
* Michael Crist (paternal uncle)

	+ Athos Fane (paternal cousin)
	+ Aaron Fane (paternal cousin)
* Arion Ashby (maternal aunt)

**Octavia Torrance** is the only daughter of Damon Torrance and Winter Ashby. She has four older brothers; Ivarsen Torrance, Gunnar Torrance, Fane Torrance and Dag Torrance.

## Relationships

### Friends

#### Madden Mori

Madden is Octavia's best friend and cousin.

## Notes/Trivia

* Octavia is the only one of Damon and Winter's children who got Damon's black hair *and* black eyes, which is rumored to skip generations.
Folkweave

Folkweave was a BBC Radio 2 folk programme from 4 July 1973 until 17 January 1980. Presented by Tony Capstick and produced in Manchester by Peter Pilbeam. It featured regular recordings from folk clubs and folk festivals from around the UK.

* 1974/02/07 Folkweave
* 1974/03/21 Folkweave
* 1975/07/10 Folkweave
* 1976/11/08 Folkweave
* 1977/09/22 Folkweave
* 1978/01/12 Folkweave
* 1978/01/19 Folkweave
* 1978/01/26 Folkweave
* 1978/02/02 Folkweave
* 1978/02/09 Folkweave
* 1978/02/23 Folkweave
* 1978/03/02 Folkweave
* 1978/03/10 Folkweave
* 1978/04/06 Folkweave
* 1978/04/13 Folkweave
* 1978/05/25 Folkweave
* 1978/06/14 Folkweave
* 1978/08/03 Folkweave
* 1978/08/24 Folkweave
* 1978/09/21 Folkweave
* 1978/10/19 Folkweave
* 1978/10/26 Folkweave
* 1978/11/16 Folkweave
* 1978/11/23 Folkweave
* 1978/11/30 Folkweave
* 1978/12/07 Folkweave
* 1979/05/31 Folkweave
* 1979/06/14 Folkweave

**Reference:**

* BBC Transcription discs
* Folk on radio
* Discogs
* Genome listings

**Files:**
LFSC26

London Folk Song Cellar 26 recording.

Featuring: Roy and Val Bailey, Matt McGinn, Isla Cameron and Martin Carthy, The Young Tradition.

**Recording:**

1. Young Tradition - Chicken On A Raft
2. Young Tradition - The Bold Fisherman
3. Young Tradition - Give Me My Yellow Hose Again
4. Isla Cameron, Martin Carthy - Marrowbones
5. Isla Cameron - Bushes And Briars
6. Isla Cameron, Martin Carthy - So We'll Go No More A-Roving
7. Isla Cameron, Martin Carthy - The Old Maid's Song
8. Val & Roy Bailey - Rounding The Horn
9. Val & Roy Bailey - As I Roved Out
10. Matt Mcginn - For An I.O.U.
11. Matt Mcginn - Three Nights And A Sunday
12. Young Tradition - Paddy Doyle's Boots
13. Young Tradition - Hangin' Johnny
14. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Rothesay-O
15. Robin Hall & Jimmy Macgregor - Time For Man Go Home

* https://ulozto.net/file-tracking/96a76d93dcefa80c917c4582df49a30680748b5c55f598ae3d647978c77ef6b822212b1b25d165377f50c04a7f0c1b3c?q=Lfsc
Nikova Banks

**Nikova Banks** is the second child and only daughter of Gabriel Torrance and only child of Lucinda Evers and the younger half-sister of Damon Torrance. She is the female protagonist in Hideaway, and married to Kai Mori.

## Personality

Banks is described to be loyal, honest, no-nonsense, blunt, and stubborn.

## Physical Appearance

Banks is described to have long dark hair, a slender face, full lips and green eyes with touches of gold.

## Relationships

### Friends

#### Damon Torrance

Damon is one of Nik's best friends and her half-brother.

## Notes

* Nikova's blood type is O-negative.
* She hides nearly every inch of her shape in a pair of old jeans with rips on the knees, combat boots, and a short, black jacket buttoned up to the neck.
196X Country Meets Folk 09

**Broadcast:**

Presented by Wally Whyton with resident bass player Brian Brocklehurst recorded at the Playhouse Theatre, Charing Cross

**Recording:**

1. Theme
2. Tracey Miller & The West Coast Sound - Country Sunshine
3. The Skillets - Island Of Dreams
4. Bill Barkley - Leezie Lindsay
5. Tracey Miller & The West Coast Sound - God Made Me A Woman (Tracey Miller)
6. Hadley Kay - The Whistling Gypsy Rover
7. Wally Whyton - Star Shine
8. Tracy Miller & The West Coast Sound - All I have To Offer You Is Me (Dallas Frazier)
9. Bill Barkley - Off To Camp In The Country
10. The Skillets - Down By The Riverside / Michael Row The Boat Ashore
11. Theme

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