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O'Rourke (4:37) -- Under alow the ground (3:01) -- Can o'tea (2:59) -- Mumbo (2:03) -- Rum'll hae to do today (1:56) -- Tam the toff (1:45) -- I'll gi'e you your whiskey back again (1:39) -- The haunted single end (2:48) -- My father was born a Hebrew (2:03) -- This is our land (2:07) -- They'll neither work nor want (2:27) -- My Uncle Dan (1:48) -- Liverpool town (2:41) -- Old Mark II (1:28) -- Farewell to the monty (2:25) -- Gaffer's bait (2:02) -- Stoneman's lament (1:10) -- Collier lad is a canny lad (1:39) -- College valley hunt (3:04) -- Christmas comes but once a year (2:19) -- Man in charge of the knob (3:09) -- Our commonwealth brothers (2:50) -- No room at the inn (2:53).
Smithsonian Folkways: FW 8728; F-8728 on container.
Edited by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger.
Originally issued as analog disc on Folkways Records: FW 8728, 1962.
Introduction, by Peggy Seeger and Ewan MacColl, biographical notes on the "writers of the British folksong revival," texts, and glossaries inserted inserted in container.
Composed and sung by Matt McGinn, Alan Rogerson, Enoch Kent, Johnny Handle, Stan Kelly, and Charles Parker.