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== | ==UK-wide Magazines== | ||
===Dancing On!=== | |||
Journal of [[Open Morris]]. | |||
===English Dance & Song=== | |||
The magazine of the [[EFDSS]], English Dance & Song is the longest-established magazine devoted to folk music, dance and song in the country. | |||
First published in 1936, it has appeared four times a year ever since. | |||
[https://eds.efdss.org website] [[EDS Contents]] | |||
===Folk Life=== | |||
''Folk Life: Journal of Ethnological Studies'', to give it its full title, is the journal of The [[Society for Folklife Studies]]. It is devoted to the study of all aspects of traditional ways of life, and publishes original, high quality, peer-reviewed research, about topics including museology, cultural heritage and tourism, and the history and development of ethnology. | |||
[https://folklifestudies.org/home/journal/ website] | |||
===Folk Music Journal=== | |||
Also issued by the EFDSS. | |||
===Folklore=== | |||
Journal of the [[Folklore Society]]. | |||
===Morris Circular=== | |||
Journal of [[Morris Ring]]. | |||
===Morris Matters=== | |||
Journal of [[Morris Federation]]. | |||
===Now defunct=== | |||
====fRoots==== | |||
This <b>was</b> an international magazine featuring a wide range of traditional and roots music; they described themselves as covering ''Local Music from Out There''. It entered voluntary insolvency in July 2019, and its editor Ian Anderson went on to run a podcast, [https://www.podwirelesswords.com/ PodWireless]. | |||
[https://www.frootsmag.com/ website] | |||
====Living Tradition==== | |||
This <b>was</b> a bi-monthly Folk & Traditional music magazine that ceased publication in Aug/Sep 2022, after over 14 years. Its main aim was ''to highlight the rich heritage of traditional music in the British Isles and further afield, and attempt to bring it to a wider audience''. | |||
[https://shop.livingtradition.co.uk/ website] | |||
==Regional Magazines== | ==Regional Magazines== | ||
===Tradition Today and trad.=== | |||
An occasional e-journal and newsletter (respectively), both issued by the [[Centre for English Traditional Heritage]]. | |||
===Folk Monthly=== | |||
Folk Monthly is a Midlands publication carrying articles, reviews, diary listings and adverts for folk clubs, sessions, festivals and performers. It is published 11 times a year, and is for sale in folk clubs, music shops and by subscription. | |||
For further information see [http://www.folkmonthly.org.uk web site] or email | |||
[mailto:info@folkmonthly.org.uk the editor] | |||
===Taplas=== | |||
Published bi-monthly, Taplas serves the folk and traditional music scene in wales. | |||
Contains the latest news & listings, features and reviews. | |||
[http://www.taplas.co.uk/ website] | |||
===TykesStirrings=== | |||
An amalgamation (since early 2020) of Tykes News (West Yorkshire) and Stirrings (South Yorkshire) edited by Nigel Schofield and typeset by Jim Ellison. | |||
Quarterly Yorkshire magazine carrying gig information and reviews from the region. The link also leads to FiloFolk, an online directory administered by Jim Ellison and Michael Hardeman. | |||
[https://www.tykesstirrings.org.uk/ website] | |||
===Now defunct=== | |||
====Folk Roundabout==== | |||
Folk Roundabout <b>was</b> a subscription magazine covering north east England, i.e. Teesside, North Yorkshire, Durham, Tyneside, Northumberland, and bits of Cumbria. It had news and gigs for folk clubs, sessions, dance sides, and performers, festival details, and CD reviews. It was published four times a year, and was for sale in some folk clubs in the region. | |||
====Shreds and Patches==== | |||
Shreds & Patches <b>was</b> a free folk magazine for Shropshire and surrounding areas comprising articles which included reviews, dance contacts, club and session details and event listings. It was published 3 times per year. Its editor [https://www.mustrad.org.uk/obits/mainwaring.htm Sheila Mainwaring died in 2020]. | |||
[https://www.shredsandpatches.org.uk/ website] | |||
====Stirrings==== | |||
Stirrings <b>was</b> founded in 1974 as ''The South Yorkshire Folk Diary'', and published at least four times a year thereafter. It acquired its new name in 1980, had a long and complicated history under a series of editors, and eventually merged with Tykes News (see below). | |||
[https://www.stirrings.org.uk/ website] | |||
==US-wide magazines== | |||
===Journal of American Folklore=== | |||
===Journal of Folklore Research=== | |||
===Western Folklore=== | |||
==Internet Magazines== | ==Internet Magazines== | ||
== | ===Musical Traditions=== | ||
Founded as a paper magazine by the late Keith Summers in 1983 and revived on the Internet in 1996 by Rod Stradling, this magazine covers a wide range of world traditional music. | |||
[[Musical Traditions]] | |||
[[Musical Traditions Magazine]] | |||
[http://www.mustrad.org.uk/ web site] | |||
===Broadside Magazine=== | |||
"Hugely influential in the folk-revival, Broadside Magazine was founded in 1962 by Agnes “Sis” Cunningham and her husband, Gordon Friesen, as a small mimeographed publication. The magazine reflected the times. It was often controversial, and was the subject of questions in one of Bob Dylan’s many news conferences, as seen in the Martin Scorcese documentary on Bob Dylan released in 2005. Issues of what is folk? what is folk rock? and who is folk? were roundly discussed and debated. At the same time, Broadside nurtured and promoted important singer-songwriters of the era. | |||
By the end of the seventies it had virtually ceased publication. In 1982 it was revived by Norman Ross, President of Clearwater Publishing (a publisher of microfilms and reference books) after the firm had microfiched the entire backfile, and Jeff Ritter, a musician and folklorist." | |||
[http://broadsidemagazine.com/?page_id=2 Read more] | |||
==UK-wide Radio== | |||
===BBC Radio 2=== | |||
The Mike Harding Show - Wednesday 8pm | |||
Station site: [http://bbc.co.uk/radio2/ BBC Radio 2] | |||
Programme page: [http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/r2music/folk/harding/ Web page] | |||
Frequency: 88.1 to 90.1 FM | |||
Stream: via the [http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/r2music/folk/harding/biography.shtml presenter's page] | |||
==Regional Radio== | ==Regional Radio== | ||
===West Yorkshire=== | |||
====Bradford Community Broadcast==== | |||
Tim Moon presents a weekly folk music programme on BCB - Mondays at 8pm. | |||
Station site: [http://www.bcbradio.co.uk/index.php?&MMN_position=1:1 Bradford Community Broadcast] | |||
Programme page: [http://www.bcbradio.co.uk/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=20&MMN_position=42:42 "Folk Us"] Click on 'Monday' | |||
Frequency: 106.6FM | |||
Stream: [http://www.bcbradio.co.uk/bcb.m3u Listen online] | |||
====PhoenixFM==== | |||
Commenced broadcasting in the Halifax area in December 2007 under an OfCom Community License. Hosts a two hour folk and roots music slot from 10am to noon each Sunday with a rota of presenters covering a wide range of folk and roots styles. | |||
[http://www.phoenixfm.co.uk/ Phoenix FM] | |||
Frequency: 96.7FM | |||
Stream: [http://www.radiohosting.co.uk:8000/phoenix.m3u PhoenixFM On Line] | |||
===South Yorkshire=== | |||
====Sheffield Live==== | |||
Commenced broadcasting in November 2007 under an OfCom Community License. Hosts a two hour folk music show, '''''Thank Goodness It's Folk''''' from 10am to noon each Friday | |||
presented by James Fagan and Sam Hindley. | |||
Frequency: 93.2FM | |||
* [https://web.sheffieldlive.org/shows/thank-goodness-its-folk/ Thank Goodness It's Folk] | |||
===Glasgow=== | |||
====Celtic Music Radio==== | |||
Celtic Music Radio is the only UK-based radio station which focuses primarily on traditional and contemporary celtic/folk/scottish-influenced music. It broadcasts 24x7 on 1530 kHz AM/MW in and around the Glasgow and Clyde area, and a stream is also available. It commenced broadcasting in January 2008. | |||
Frequency: 1530 kHz | |||
* [http://www.celticmusicradio.net/ Celtic Music Radio] | |||
* [http://www.celticmusicradio.net/celtic_live.m3u Live stream] | |||
* [http://www.celticmusicradio.net/schedules.html Schedules] | |||
==Internet Radio== | ==Internet Radio== | ||
===Smithsonian Folkways=== | |||
What better way to put a collection of historic recordings to good use than to stream them via Live 365 Internet Radio [http://www.live365.com/stations/folkways Listen] | |||
===WUMB Boston=== | |||
Dedicated US Folk Music station [http://www.live365.com/stations/wumb919fast Listen] | |||
==National TV== | ==National TV== | ||
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==Book Publishers== | ==Book Publishers== | ||
===English Folk Dance & Song Society=== | |||
The EFDSS have published a variety of books over the years on a variety of subjects. Tunes, songs, dances, essays, mumming and guising, bibliographies, etc. | |||
Currently, the easiest way to review the current titles is via the Folkshop publications catalogue page [http://folkshop.efdss.org/publications/index.htm] | |||
===Mally Productions=== | |||
Dave Mallinson came up the hard way to become one of the prime music publishers on the English folk scene. | |||
Read his story [https://www.mallyproductions.com/evolution here] and check out the available titles. | |||
===Ozaru Books=== | |||
The owner being a [[hoodening|hoodener]], this boutique publishing house has issued [https://ozaru.net/ozarubooks/kent.html three books about hoodening] as well as including information about folk traditions in other publications. | |||
[https://ozaru.net/ozarubooks website] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:34, 24 January 2023
UK-wide Magazines
Dancing On!
Journal of Open Morris.
English Dance & Song
The magazine of the EFDSS, English Dance & Song is the longest-established magazine devoted to folk music, dance and song in the country.
First published in 1936, it has appeared four times a year ever since.
Folk Life
Folk Life: Journal of Ethnological Studies, to give it its full title, is the journal of The Society for Folklife Studies. It is devoted to the study of all aspects of traditional ways of life, and publishes original, high quality, peer-reviewed research, about topics including museology, cultural heritage and tourism, and the history and development of ethnology.
Folk Music Journal
Also issued by the EFDSS.
Folklore
Journal of the Folklore Society.
Morris Circular
Journal of Morris Ring.
Morris Matters
Journal of Morris Federation.
Now defunct
fRoots
This was an international magazine featuring a wide range of traditional and roots music; they described themselves as covering Local Music from Out There. It entered voluntary insolvency in July 2019, and its editor Ian Anderson went on to run a podcast, PodWireless.
Living Tradition
This was a bi-monthly Folk & Traditional music magazine that ceased publication in Aug/Sep 2022, after over 14 years. Its main aim was to highlight the rich heritage of traditional music in the British Isles and further afield, and attempt to bring it to a wider audience.
Regional Magazines
Tradition Today and trad.
An occasional e-journal and newsletter (respectively), both issued by the Centre for English Traditional Heritage.
Folk Monthly
Folk Monthly is a Midlands publication carrying articles, reviews, diary listings and adverts for folk clubs, sessions, festivals and performers. It is published 11 times a year, and is for sale in folk clubs, music shops and by subscription.
For further information see web site or email the editor
Taplas
Published bi-monthly, Taplas serves the folk and traditional music scene in wales. Contains the latest news & listings, features and reviews.
TykesStirrings
An amalgamation (since early 2020) of Tykes News (West Yorkshire) and Stirrings (South Yorkshire) edited by Nigel Schofield and typeset by Jim Ellison. Quarterly Yorkshire magazine carrying gig information and reviews from the region. The link also leads to FiloFolk, an online directory administered by Jim Ellison and Michael Hardeman.
Now defunct
Folk Roundabout
Folk Roundabout was a subscription magazine covering north east England, i.e. Teesside, North Yorkshire, Durham, Tyneside, Northumberland, and bits of Cumbria. It had news and gigs for folk clubs, sessions, dance sides, and performers, festival details, and CD reviews. It was published four times a year, and was for sale in some folk clubs in the region.
Shreds and Patches
Shreds & Patches was a free folk magazine for Shropshire and surrounding areas comprising articles which included reviews, dance contacts, club and session details and event listings. It was published 3 times per year. Its editor Sheila Mainwaring died in 2020.
Stirrings
Stirrings was founded in 1974 as The South Yorkshire Folk Diary, and published at least four times a year thereafter. It acquired its new name in 1980, had a long and complicated history under a series of editors, and eventually merged with Tykes News (see below).
US-wide magazines
Journal of American Folklore
Journal of Folklore Research
Western Folklore
Internet Magazines
Musical Traditions
Founded as a paper magazine by the late Keith Summers in 1983 and revived on the Internet in 1996 by Rod Stradling, this magazine covers a wide range of world traditional music.
Broadside Magazine
"Hugely influential in the folk-revival, Broadside Magazine was founded in 1962 by Agnes “Sis” Cunningham and her husband, Gordon Friesen, as a small mimeographed publication. The magazine reflected the times. It was often controversial, and was the subject of questions in one of Bob Dylan’s many news conferences, as seen in the Martin Scorcese documentary on Bob Dylan released in 2005. Issues of what is folk? what is folk rock? and who is folk? were roundly discussed and debated. At the same time, Broadside nurtured and promoted important singer-songwriters of the era.
By the end of the seventies it had virtually ceased publication. In 1982 it was revived by Norman Ross, President of Clearwater Publishing (a publisher of microfilms and reference books) after the firm had microfiched the entire backfile, and Jeff Ritter, a musician and folklorist."
UK-wide Radio
BBC Radio 2
The Mike Harding Show - Wednesday 8pm
Station site: BBC Radio 2
Programme page: Web page
Frequency: 88.1 to 90.1 FM
Stream: via the presenter's page
Regional Radio
West Yorkshire
Bradford Community Broadcast
Tim Moon presents a weekly folk music programme on BCB - Mondays at 8pm.
Station site: Bradford Community Broadcast
Programme page: "Folk Us" Click on 'Monday'
Frequency: 106.6FM
Stream: Listen online
PhoenixFM
Commenced broadcasting in the Halifax area in December 2007 under an OfCom Community License. Hosts a two hour folk and roots music slot from 10am to noon each Sunday with a rota of presenters covering a wide range of folk and roots styles.
Frequency: 96.7FM
Stream: PhoenixFM On Line
South Yorkshire
Sheffield Live
Commenced broadcasting in November 2007 under an OfCom Community License. Hosts a two hour folk music show, Thank Goodness It's Folk from 10am to noon each Friday presented by James Fagan and Sam Hindley.
Frequency: 93.2FM
Glasgow
Celtic Music Radio
Celtic Music Radio is the only UK-based radio station which focuses primarily on traditional and contemporary celtic/folk/scottish-influenced music. It broadcasts 24x7 on 1530 kHz AM/MW in and around the Glasgow and Clyde area, and a stream is also available. It commenced broadcasting in January 2008.
Frequency: 1530 kHz
Internet Radio
Smithsonian Folkways
What better way to put a collection of historic recordings to good use than to stream them via Live 365 Internet Radio Listen
WUMB Boston
Dedicated US Folk Music station Listen
National TV
Regional TV
IPTV
Folk Journalists
Book Publishers
English Folk Dance & Song Society
The EFDSS have published a variety of books over the years on a variety of subjects. Tunes, songs, dances, essays, mumming and guising, bibliographies, etc.
Currently, the easiest way to review the current titles is via the Folkshop publications catalogue page [1]
Mally Productions
Dave Mallinson came up the hard way to become one of the prime music publishers on the English folk scene.
Read his story here and check out the available titles.
Ozaru Books
The owner being a hoodener, this boutique publishing house has issued three books about hoodening as well as including information about folk traditions in other publications.