| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) |
|---|
| Opening set | | |
| The Chieftains | The Women of Ireland | Barry Lyndon ST |
| Van Morrison & The Chieftains | Celtic Ray | An Irish Heartbeat |
| The Chieftains & Nanci Griffith | Red is the Rose | An Irish Evening |
| The Chieftains & Tom Jones | The Tennessee Waltz | The Long Black Veil |
| Set # 2 | | |
| The Burns Sisters | Far From My Home | Looking Back* |
| Susan McKeown w/ James Maddock | Everything We Had Was Good | Belong |
| James Maddock | Making Memories | Another Life |
| Wood | Let Me Fall | Songs from Stamford Hill |
| Set # 3 | | |
| Pine Hill Project | Sweetest Thing | Tomorrow You're Going* |
| Solas | On a Sea of Fleur De Lis | Waiting for an Echo |
| Antje Duvekot | Diamond on Your Hand | Big Dream Boulevard |
| Altan | White Birds | The Widening Gyre* |
| Set # 4 | | |
| Dayna Kurtz | You're Not What I Need | Rise and Fall* |
| Janis Joplin | A Woman Left Lonely | Pearl |
| Dan Penn | Zero Willpower | Do Right Man |
| Maura O'Connell | First You Cry | Blue is the Colour of Hope |
| Set # 5 | | |
| Maura O'Connell | The Rose of Roscrae | The Rose of Roscrea* |
| Tom Russell | She Talks to God | The Rose of Roscrea* |
| Tom Russell | Irish Medley/The Stable | The Rose of Roscrea* |
| Set # 6 | | |
| Jory Nash | King In Denial | The Many Hats of Jory Nash* |
| John Prine | It's a Big Old Goofy World | The Missing Years |
| Chuck Brodsky | 2000 Friends | Tell Tale Heart* |
| Set # 7 | | |
| Black 47 | Queen of Coney Island | Last Call |
| Black 47 | Staten Island Baby | New York Town |
| Larry Kirwan | The Only Living Boy in New York | Kilroy Was Here |
| Dylan | | |
| Jez Lowe | Changing of the Guards | Younger Than That Now |
| Bob Dylan | Arthur McBride | Good As I Been To You |
Today's program highlighted the forthcoming Tom Russell epic, The Rose of Roscrae, a two CD "folk opera" of the old west. We'll be speaking with Tom about this latest project of his next week. Also new to our playlist, releases from The Burns Sisters, Dayna Kurtz, Jory Nash and Chuck Brodsky. With St. Patrick's Day ahead of us this week, our music mix had a distinct Celtic tint today.
