Side A
A1.1Haul On The Bowlin' — Stanley Slade
A1.2A'Roving — Stanley Slade
A1.3Earsdon Sword Dancers — Royal Earsdon Team, Jimmy McKay
A1.4My Bonny Lad — Isla Cameron
A1.5The Contented Country Lad — Jim Copper, Bob Copper
A1.6The Turmut-Hoer's Song — Fred Perrier
A1.7Up The Sides And Down The Middle — Bert Pidgeon, Alfie Tuck
A1.8The Threshing Machine — Jim Copper
A1.9Quarrymen's Chant And Song — Tom Tewkesbury, A Gang Of Quarrymen
A1.10The Four Loom Weaver — Ewan MacColl
A1.11Fourpence A Day — Ewan MacColl
A1.12The Rigs Of The Time — Charger Salmond And Friends
A2.1The Redesdale Hornpipe — Jack Armstrong
A2.2Corn Riggs — Jack Armstrong's Band
A2.3The Wassail Song — Phil Tanner
A2.4The Mummer's Play — "The Mummer's Play" Team Of Men
Side B
B1.1The Padstow May Day Song — "The Padstow May Day Song" Crowd
B1.2The Seven Step Polka — "The Haymakers" Village Barn Dance Orchestra
B2.1Brigg Fair — Isla Cameron
B2.2The Sweet Primroses — Phil Tanner
B2.3Died For Love — Isla Cameron
B2.4Country Gardens — Wm. Kimber
B2.5Polly Vaughan — A. L. Lloyd
B3.1Singing Games And Rhymes — "Singing Games And Rhymes" Group Of Children
B3.2The Prickle Holly Bush — Walter Lucas, The People Of Sixpenny Handley
B3.3Richard Of Taunton Dean — Mrs. (Aunt Fanny) Rumble
B3.4The Mullard — Bunny Palmer
B3.5The False Hearted Knight — Jumbo Brightwell
B3.6Old Daddy Fox — Cyril Biddick, "Old Daddy Fox" Chorus
B3.7The Gower Reel — Phil Tanner
