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Tom Morton plays pop and rock music from Scotland and beyond, featuring an interview and session with Band of Friends, who are keeping the music of the late Rory Gallagher alive.
Tom Morton opens his record bag to play the very best in pop and rock music from Scotland's greats as well as the rest of the world. Listeners nominate a song or band to take them around the globe, and the presenter highlights a famous sideman's career, this week it's guitarist/dobro player Stuart Nisbett.
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    ![]()  David ByrneLIKE HUMANS 
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    ![]()  RodriguezI WONDER 
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    ![]()  Jason MrazI'm Yours 
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    ![]()  KT TunstallFEEL IT ALL (BAND JAM) 
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    ![]()  Rod StewartIT'S OVER 
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    ![]()  The BandTHE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN 
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    ![]()  Noah and the WhaleTHERE WILL COME A TIME 
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    ![]()  The DoorsLight My Fire 
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    ![]()  Jefferson AirplaneWhite Rabbit 
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    ![]()  THE PASTELSCHECK MY HEART 
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    ![]()  The FeelingSEWN 
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    ![]()  Eddie FloydWHY IS THE WINE SWEETER (ON THE OTHER SIDE) 
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    ![]()  Eugene KellyCHIPS & CHEESE 
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    ![]()  Frightened RabbitTHE WOODPILE 
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    ![]()  Judie TzukeSTAY WITH ME TIL DAWN 
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    ![]()  The Band From RockallONE WAY TICKET 
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    ![]()  THE LIBERTIESLONELY TONIGHT 
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    ![]()  Rory GallagherSHADOWPLAY 
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    ![]()  BAND OF FRIENDSOUT ON THE WESTERN PLAIN (session) 
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    ![]()  DaughterSTILL 
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    ![]()  James YorkstonJUST AS SCARED 
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    ![]()  Alabama ShakesALWAYS ALRIGHT 
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    ![]()  The KinksWaterloo Sunset 
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    ![]()  Al GreenLET'S STAY TOGETHER 
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    ![]()  Al WilsonTHE SNAKE 
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    ![]()  NoneDeleted Record 
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    ![]()  Michael KiwanukaHOME AGAIN 
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    ![]()  Elvis PerkinsASH WEDNESDAY 
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    ![]()  Del BarberHEN HOUSE MANIFESTO 
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    ![]()  SupertrampHIDE IN YOUR SHELL 
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    ![]()  Pink FloydThe Great Gig In The Sky 
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    ![]()  David GilmourON AN ISLAND 
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    ![]()  Joe CockerI COME IN PEACE 
Broadcast
- Fri 10 May 2013 22:05ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Radio Scotland
