Richard Thompson Top Radio

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"Richard Thompson Top Radio" curates a seamless journey through folk-rock and singer-songwriter territory, spotlighting the best of Richard Thompson alongside complementary classics. It kicks off with the vibrant storytelling in "1952 Vincent Black Lightning" and threads through various moods with Thompson's tracks like "Life’s A Bloody Show," "Dad's Gonna Kill Me," and "Lost In The Crowd." Interspersed are gems from other iconic artists, including the folksy charm of Van Morrison's "Wild Night," the evocative "Marrakesh Express" by Crosby, Stills & Nash, and the introspective "Day Is Done" from Nick Drake. Legends like Jethro Tull add progressive flair with "Locomotive Breath" and a classical touch with "We Used to Bach." The playlist also features emotive live performances like "Black Crow" by Joni Mitchell and "Shelter from the Storm" by Bob Dylan, creating a rich, eclectic mix for listeners.

Richard Thompson 16 tracks
John Martyn 8 tracks
Simple Minds 4 tracks
Sandy Denny 4 tracks
The Waterboys 4 tracks
Jethro Tull 4 tracks
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