It’s time to don the kagoule, pack a distress flare (or pair of distressed flares) and make sure you know how to operate a compass as we celebrate the Great Outdoors. We’ll be going for a walk with Max Greger and his orchestra, running about with Alan Hawkshaw, relaxing beside a babbling brook military style, having a bongo-fuelld picnic, getting frisky beside a waterfall with Gillian Hills and climbing a mountain quite slowly with one of our favourite antipodean singers. We also have a lovely herbaceous track from the new album by Belbury Poly.
Listen now:
The Music
| 1. | Tom Weir: Intro from Weir’s Way |  |
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| 2. | Max Greger & Orchester: Walking from Greger’s Groove Party |  |
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| 3. | Alan Hawkshaw: Rocky Mountain Runabout from Blow Up presents Exclusive Blend Volume 1 | |
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| 4. | The King: Take Me Home, Country Roads from Return to Splendor | |
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| 5. | 153 Military Style Band Organ: Beside a Babbling Brook from Wurlitzer Melodies At the Lake | |
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| 6. | Belbury Poly: Green Grass Grows from The Belbury Tales | |
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| 7. | Ivor Cutler: Life in a Scotch Sitting Room Volume 2 Episode 11 from Jammy Smears | |
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| 8. | Gillian Hills: Près De La Cascade from Vue Intégrale | |
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| 9. | Billard & DJ PP: Viens à la campagne from Chansons jamais entendues à la radio | |
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| 10. | Terry Snyder: Picnic from Mister Percussion | |
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| 11. | Mareva Galanter: Les Cornichons from UkuYéyé | |
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| 12. | Wing: Climb Every Mountain from Sound of Music | |
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