BIG MAN’S HAT – CHARLIE PEACOCK
I’M ACCEPTED – DEGARMO & KEY
SNAKE IN THE GRASS – KIM HILL
CRY FOR LIFE – MESA
CELEBRATE – PHIL & JOHN
TURN IT AROUND – DON FRANCISCO
I’D RATHER SEE A SERMON – BRUCE CARROLL
ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE – TERI DESARIO
AARON’S SONG – HELEN SHAPIRO
HOLD THE LINE – PAUL FIELD
BE IN MY HEART – PHIL KEAGGY
DANCING ON THE WALL – IONA
THE PROPHET – MICHAEL CARD

Hour 2 – THE NOUGHTIES

YOU ARE LOVED – REBECCA ST JAMES
AS I AM – STEVE PARSONS
HURRICANE – ALATHEA
THREE WOODEN CROSSES – RANDY TRAVIS
MERCY IN ME – TODD AGNEW
BEAUTIFUL NAME – ZOEGIRL
SHOW ME YOUR GLORY – THIRD DAY
EVERY MAN – CASTING CROWNS
AMEN – SHAUN GROVES
HEALING MY HEART – THE McRAES
YOU LEAD ME – TWILA PARIS
THE ONES LEFT STANDING – WAYNE WATSON
IMAGERICAL – MATT BROUWER
SONG OF HOPE (HEAVEN COME DOWN) – ROBBIE SEAY BAND

Gren Bartley. “Victims Of Time,” from “ Songs To Scythe Back The Overgrown.” Fellside.

Karen Tweed. “ Karine,” from “ Essentially Invisible To The Eye,” May Monday Adventures.

Ruby Muse “ The Painter,” from “ Red Guita In A Blue Room,” Liquid Air Music.

Lynn Anderson “ Smile For Me,” from “ Rose Garden.” T. Bird Americana.

Gadarene . “Tom Mellins ” from “ Volume One: 1694 -2011,” Self Release.

Albion Band , “ Ragged Heroes,” from “ Fighting Room,” Rooksmere.

Phil Maddocks “ Tricky & Pretty ,” from album in preparation Summer 2012 release.

Chumbawamba. “ Torturing James Hetfield,” from “ABCDEFG.” No Master’s Voice/Westpark..

Jim Moray. “ Sweet England,” ” from “ Sweet England.” Niblick Is A Giraffe.

Snakefarm “ Darlin’ Corey,” from “ My Halo At Half Light.” Fledg’ling Records.

Peatbog Faeries. “ Fishing At Orbost,” from “ Dust” Peatbog.

Tylwyth Teg “ Levi Jackson’s Rag” from “ Tylwyth Teg,” Self release.

Steeleye Span “ Montrose” from “ Another Parcel,” EMI.

John Martyn “ Can’t Turn Back The Years,” from “ Heaven & Earth.” Hole In The Rain.

No Right Turn, “ The Young Pretender,” from “ Time & Tide,” Tom Tom Records.

Taran , “ As The Sun,” from “ Hotel Rex,” Gwymon. .

Joe Ely , “ Dublin Blues,” from “ Tribute To Guy Clark, This One’s For Him.” Music Road.

Madison Violet, “ The Good In Goodbye ,” from “ The Good In Goodbye,” True North.

Dar Williams, “ If I Wrote You,” from “ End Of The Summer,” Razor & Tie.

Lecker Sachen, “Fisch ,” from “ Universum D’Amour,” Jig It.

Merry Hell, “ A Gentle Man,” from “ Blink And You’ll Miss It!,” Mrs. Casey’s Music.

Elbow Jane “ Gone Are The Days,” from “ The Boldest Blood,” Fellside..

Anything Goes/Moorland Roots the global jukebox.
Our guests this week were the amazingly energetic Pilgrim’s Way who sang and boogied through a couple of numbers whilst telling us of sudden formation, the Folk Awards, loadsa festivals and how good the Harrington Arms at Gawsworth is for sessions. See their website www.pilgrims-way.net And our gig of the week is the stunning Canadian duo Madison Violet at The Biddulph Arms 8pm Feb 1st. Get there early it’ll be a sell out! Details www.upinarms.com All this plus Producer Steve, Technical Tim and our chart from Amazon Top 10 Roots titles. What more could you ask for?

• No weather-related disruption today

Follow us on Twitter – @moorlandsradio – where we’ll also be posting information about school closures and event cancellations this winter.

In the past few months they’ve been called out to free a cow stuck in a ditch, a seagull trapped in a tree and now a sheep stranded in a river.

Police requested firefighters’ help in rescuing a sheep from the river Dove near Milldale, yesterday afternoon. But their assistance wasn’t required on arrival.

The loyalty scheme was set up by the district council with Biddulph Business Chamber, Cheadle Business and Leek Chamber of Trade to independent high street stores a helping hand.

The scheme is going out with a bang this month, with three cash prizes of £50 for lucky shoppers – plus a Super Draw £100 cash jackpot.

The council is now looking at new ways to support local traders.

They’re needed for a special exhibition at Leek’s Nicholson Museum and Art Gallery to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

The Nicholson Collection already holds some items relating to the present Queen and to Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in 1897.

But more are needed for a spring exhibition celebrating the reigns of Britain’s two longest-serving monarchs.

Anyone who is prepared to loan photos or memorabilia can email: nicholson@staffsmoorlands.go.uk or call Leek tourist information centre on (01538) 483741.

Terence Broad, from Brown Edge, was part of a 13-strong organised gang jailed for conspiring to steal £17 million of taxpayers money in a complicated ‘missing trader’ VAT fraud following a five-year investigation by Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs.

The multi-million pound fraud centred on the mobile phone industry.

Broad was sentenced in December 2010 to 16 months imprisonment and disqualified from being a company director for four years.

Especially those attempting to rescue pets that have fallen through the ice.

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service’s head of risk reduction, Glyn Luznyi says people should alert them – not take risks.

The fire service has the specialist equipment to deal with these type of incidents.

Leek College has launched the initiative to give encouragement to jobseekers.

Learners can gain a variety of qualifications – including City & Guilds and B-TEC certificates, to make them more employable.

Pre-apprenticeship courses are also available for 16 to 24 year olds.

The courses are held two to three days a week over a 12-week period.

For more information, contact Sue Baker at Leek College on 01538 398866 or 07866 705 582, or ask at your local Jobcentre.

The scheme will benefit the spouse or main carer of elderly patients.

It give assistance when patients are transferred from the University of North Staffordshire Hospital to another hospital to another hospital or care centre in the district.

Volunteers will use their own car for which they will receive a mileage allowance.

More information can be obtained from Staffordshire Moorlands Community and Voluntary Services. Call Jill Norman on 01538 381356.