A suspiciously straightforward theme for this addition – songs mentioning woods, forests or other sizeable grouping of trees.
Should the embed fail, as they’re wont to, it can be found here. The rest of the series can be found beyond the blue horizon.
1 00:00:00 Jethro Tull – Songs From The Wood
1977. From the album of the same name. Ian Anderson has always written songs on a wide range of topics making Jethro Tull a favourite of any themed music show.
2 00:02:19 ミシン (Sewing Machine) – 森に住む木菟 (Trees That Live In The Forest)
1986. From the 331/3 flexi-disc Single 森に住む木菟. You may know them by their later name The Gardeners. (But you probably don’t).
3 00:04:29 Guangzhou Cantonese Opera Troupe – The Crow Flies Back To The Forest
?. A 78rpm record release. Cantonese Opera is popular in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hong Kong, Macau and among Chinese communities in Southeast Asia and involves music, singing, martial arts, acrobatics, and acting.
I couldn’t find a date for this one but it’s from a collection of 78s covering 1920-1950.
4 00:07:16 Spectravelers – Cat Ba National Park Forest Night
2019. From Asia Echoes – Laos & Vietnam. Cat Ba is one of the 367 islands that make up the Bat Ba Archipelago off the northeastern coast of Vietnam.
Most of the island is a national park and features rugged tree covered hills primarily of limestone with peaks of 600m.
5 00:07:31 Richard Harvey – The Forest Awakes
1987. From the Library Music album Lifecycles (KPM 1372). Multi instrumentalist graduate of the Royal College of Music who was initially involved in early music performance and with his folk-prog band Gryphon before becoming a film, television and library music composer in addition to being a session performer.
6 00:09:50 Horst Jankowski – A Walk In The Black Forest
1965. Single A-Side/ German jazz pianist, composer, arranger, and band leader who had a #3 hit in the UK with this single.
7 00:12:36 Karpatenhund – Wald
2009. From the Mondo Cane EP. Also on their second album, Der Name Dieser Band Ist Karpatenhund, and the second occasion their record company collapsed beneath them. The singer then went off to concentrate on a TV presenting career and the rest of the band returned to Cologne to finish building their recording studio and return to recording as Locas In Love from which Karpatenhund was an offshoot.
Named after the Romanian Carpathian Shepherd Dog. Two of the members had previously been in the Dackel 5 – dackel being the name dachshunds are commonly known as in Germany.
A slightly odd track in being a reworking of The Cure’s ‘A Forest’ with different lyrics.
8 00:15:36 Jon Rose & Hollis Taylor – Forest Fence, Eungai Creek
2005. From the album and art exhibition Great Fences Of Australia. In 2002-5, violinists Jon Rose and Hollis Taylor travelled 35,000 kilometres playing and recording the unique sounds of hundreds of fences in every state and territory of the fifth continent, including the well-known ‘Dog Fence’ and ‘Rabbit-Proof Fences’. https://www.jonroseweb.com/f_projects_great_fences.php
9 00:16:49 Only in Lapland – Stormy Winds Blowing on a Hill, Forest
2019. Part of the Lapland Sound Collection. From the Lapland tourism and marketing site. https://www.lapland.fi/visit/sound-of-lapland/lapland-sound-collection/
10 00:17:35 Pink Anderson – South Forest Boogie
1962. From Pinky Anderson Volume 2: Medicine Show Man. Pinkney Anderson spent most of the first thirty years of his musical career entertaining crowds whilst Dr. William R. Keer of the Indian Remedy Company attempted to sell dubious remedies. After a similar job for Leo ‘Chief Thundercloud’ Kahdot of the Potawatomi’s medicine show he finally did some substantial recording in the first few years of the 1960s.
11 00:19:42 Frankie Laine & Jo Stafford – Tonight We’re Setting The Woods On Fire
1952. Doing a Hank Williams hit written by Fred Rose and Edward Nelson with Paul Weston & His Orchestra.
12 00:21:30 John Williams – Forest Battle (Concert Suite)
1983. Star Wars Episode VI Return Of The Jedi.
13 00:25:28 Mohawk & The Rednecks – Enchanted Forest
1965. B-Side of the Short Rows Single. Produced by Sam Montel for the Montel Michelle Record Label – one of three he started named after his daughters.
14 00:27:31 mori de kurasu – Forest Room
2019. From the EP. Forest Room. The title song of the EP of the Forest Class. A returnee from the last Loud Hailers which reviewed releases during the first year of this show. 12
15 00:31:56 Mindful Audio – Ethiopian Cloud Forest Dawn Chorus With Loud Insects
2019. African Cloud Forest. African Cloud Forest is a collection of immersive ambiences recorded in Ethiopia’s high-altitude montane rainforests. These recordings will transport you to the heart of remote cloud forests, teeming with wildlife and free from man-made noise. George Vlad of Mindful Audio has a YouTube channel which includes long form recordings of natural ambiences.
16 00:32:33 Deutsche Wertarbeit (German Workmanship) – Deutscher Wald (German Forest)
1981. From the album Deutsche Wertarbeit. Alias for the one-off project by Dorothea Raukes keyboardist from German rock band Streetmark using Korg MS 10, MS 20, MS 50, PS3200 & PS 3300 Poly-Synthesizer, SB 100 Bass Synthesizer, SQ10 Sequencere, VC10 Vocoder, SE 300 & SE 500 Delays and KR55 Drum Machine. I wonder if she may have had an endorsement deal with Korg.
Day Job…
17 00:36:03 The fin – Misty Forest
2013. Glowing Red On The Shore. Japanese band successful in eastern Asia.
18 00:38:14 Hiroaki Yoshida – Kyoushin (Lunatic Forest)
1992. From Diggin In The Carts. 
Part of a 2017 collection of Japanese video game music this was from the the Dragaon Gun two person light-gun shooter arcade game.
You can play it online here.
19 00:39:38 Sandii & The Sunsetz – Babes In The Wood
1985. Single A-Side. Aya Suzuki was a backing singer for blues rockers Makoto Kubota & The Sunset Gang in the 1970s when christened ‘Sandii’ by sometime member Haruomi Hosono of the Yellow Magic Orchestra amongst many other thigns. The band changed their name on her promotion to lead vocalist.
The 12” version of this single contained a track written by another YMO member Ryuichi Sakamoto as heard on the first Loud Hailers.
For a period in the 1970s and 80s it may be easier to say when a member of YMO wasn’t involved.
20 00:42:02 Dolkows – Silent Woods
1987. Single A-Side. The first and most successful release by the Swedish band active between 1985 and 1992.
21 00:44:17 The Recordist – Thunderstorm Forest Medium Claps & Rain
2019. Thunderstorm 4 North Idaho USA. The Recordist
22 00:44:34 The City Waites – Through the Cold Shady Woods
1990. Pills to Purge Melancholy. Thomas D’Urfey’s Pills To Purge Melancholy – Lewd Songs And Low Ballads From The 18th Century.
23 00:47:41 池田綾子 (Ayako Ikeda) – 星降る森 (Starry Forest)
2009. A Light A Life. Occasionally tours or releases an album in between writing songs for others, tv shows and commercials, as well as organising the Yakushima Forest Festival where 2000 candles are lit amongst the trees which on first glance seems doesn’t seem entirely sensible.
But it turns out… 
24 00:52:06 Fred Flintstone & His Orchestra – A Night In Bedrock Forest
1961. Single B-Side of Quarry Stone Rock. Under the direction of Hanna-Babera musical director Hoyt Curtin.
25 00:54:04 The Birthday Party – Deep In The Woods
1983. From the Bad Seed EP. Another cheery Nick Cave lyric.
26 00:58:49 Jethro Tull – Songs From The Wood
1977. Songs From The Wood.