Dove Ellis

Autumnal greetings.

The leaves falling from our trees this month include music from Cinderwell, Robin Hitchcock, Aaron Sood and Angeline Morrison, Nick Parker and the False Alarms, Joshua Burnside and Dove Ellis.

I have a beautiful new episode of Folk on Foot to reveal and Lucy will be previewing album releases and live music.

But let's kick off with some virtuoso guitar work.

At 12, Longest John's take us to the ends of the earth.

And at 11, Ye Vagabonds are all tied together.

Still to come, music from Aaron Sood and Angeline Morrison, from Nick Parker and the False Alarms, and from Dove Ellis.

But our friend Joshua Burnside is still riding high on the chart with his album It's Not Going To Be OK.

Going through a lot of genres today as per usual.

I really wanted to play this next one, To The Sandals by Dove Ellis.

Big shout out Zandar.

Good to see him live at All Points East.

We talked about that one on the podcast, didn't we? We quite liked it.

Dove Ellis, Blizzard.

Not heard it, but from what the songs I have heard, I would say My Mercury is in Disarray.

I have no idea who that person

And if you like what you hear, please make sure that you rate and review the show so other music lovers can find it.

This is FUV Live Sessions with Dove Ellis.

I'm Megan Suma, and I'm here with host Elisa Ali at WFUV.

Elisa, Dove is an Irish singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, really talented guy, and he's kind of just taking off.

Is that what you're suggesting? The dove is just taking a lift off.

Our little fledgling.

Dove Ellis is an extraordinary musician and one of really high artistic integrity and caliber.

And...

It's a really lo-fi, ramshackle acoustic platter of sound.

Kind of reminds me of Dove Ellis.

A bit like Dove Ellis.

A bit happier.

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