Recorded by Paul Adams at Fellside Recordings, Workington, Cumbria;
Produced by English Folk Dance & Song Society;
Artwork and cover illustration by Ian A. Rogers

Musicians

Keith Marsden: vocals, guitar;
Val Marsden, Peter Ogley: vocals;
Brian Senior: vocals, harmonica;
John Coy: guitar;
Jamie O’Dwyer: fiddle;
Steve Turner: concertina

Tracks

Side 1

1. Prospect Providence
2. I Remember Morley
3. Billy Armitage
4. Willey ’Ole Lad
5. City Lament
6. Funeral Song

Side 2

7. The Drovers
8. Old Peculier
9. St Aubin Sur Mer
10. The Vampire
11. Hessle Road
12. Bring Us a Barrel

All tracks Keith Marsden except
Track 10 Rudyard Kipling, Keith Marsden

Recorded and produced by Paul Adams at Fellside Recordings, Workington, Cumbria, December 1988;
CD bonus tracks from the Cockersdale archive, source unknown, possibly 1989;
Design by Graham Pirt;
Notes by Keith Marsden

Musicians

Keith Marsden, Val Marsden, John O’Hagan, Graham Pirt: vocals

with
Dave Howard: guitar

Tracks

LP Side 1

1. Doin’ the Manch’ (5.50)
2. The Black and Bitter Night (4.12)
3. Jack Ashton (3.47)
4. Coal Town Road (1.58)
5. Normandy Orchards (4.50)

LP Side 2

6. Knocking at the Door (7.02)
7. Weary Cutters (Roud 8772) (3.04)
8. When All the World (2.05)
9. Morley Main (7.18)
10. Home Lads, Home (4.36)

CD Bonus Tracks

11. Prospect Providence (5.57)
12. Willy-Ole Lad (3.59)
13. The Drovers (3.43)

All tracks by Keith Marsden except
Track 2 Peter Bellamy;
Track 4 Allister MacGillivray;
Track 7 trad.;
Track 8 Charles Kingley, Keith Marsden;
Track 10 Cicely Fox Smith adapt. Sarah Morgan

The Songs

The songs are referenced by page numbers.

20. Bring Us a Barrel
23. Billy Armitage
26. Crack Your Whip
28. When All the World
31. Ellesmere Port
34. City Lament
38. I Remember Morley
42. Greasy Mac
46. Vampire
49. Hessle Road
53. Old Peculiar
56. Prospect Providence
61. Mr Midland
63. Ten Pints of Tetleys
67. Willy ’Ole Lad
72. The Drovers
75. Funeral Song
79. Jack Ashton
83. St Aubin sur Mer
87. Idlers and Scivers
91. Normandy Orchards
94. Morley Main
99. Doin’ the Manch’
104. Left, Left, Right, Steady Man
108. Tortoises Alwasy Come Last
111. Lucinda

Recorded February 19/20, 1994;
Recorded and produced by Paul Adams;
Cover design by Graham Pirt;
Photography by Chris Sugden;
Artwork by Mary Blood

Musicians

Val Marsden, John O’Hagan, Graham Pirt: vocals

Tracks

1. Follow Me ’Ome (3.53)
2. Hills of Mullaghbawn (Roud 2362) (3.04)
3. Jamie Foyers (Roud 1941; G/D 1:106) (3.44)
4. Lost at 21 (3.22)
5. Three Cheers for Booze (4.21)
6. Will Ye Go to Flanders? (Roud 8544) (2.23)
7. Cholera Camp (5.59)
8. Raglan Road (3.03)
9. St Aubin Sur Mer (3.16)
10. Left, Left, Right, Steady (5.06)
11. Race Against Time (3.39)
12. Roll on the Day (3.02)
13. Thames Lighterman (3.03)
14. Jarrow Song (3.15)

Tracks 1, 7 Rudyard Kipling, Peter Bellamy;
Tracks 2, 6 trad. arr. Cockersdale;
Track 3 Ewan MacColl;
Tracks 4, 11, 14 Graham Pirt;
Track 5 Chris Sugden;
Track 8 trad. arr. Patrick Kavanagh;
Tracks 9, 10 Keith Marsden;
Track 12 Allan Taylor;
Track 13 Alasdair Clayre

Recorded and produced by Paul Adams;
Cover photograph and design by Graham Pirt;
Artwork by Mary Blood

Musicians

Val Marsden, John O’Hagan, Graham Pirt: vocals

Tracks

1. Tree Song (2.27)
2. Home Fit for Heroes (3.06)
3. The Cuckoo (Roud 413; G/D 6:1157; Henry H479) (2.33)
4. Poor Old Horse (Roud 513; TYG 60) (2.09)
5. Skyehouse Bridge (4.05)
6. Ash and Oak (2.48)
7. Anderson’s Coast (5.01)
8. Barrett’s Privateers (4.43)
9. Auld Fisher’s Farewell to the Coquet (4.05)
10. Us Poor Fellows (3.10)
11. Long Long Road (2.48)
12. Single Handed (3.49)
13. Death Is Not the End (3.18)
14. Tortoises Always Come Last (4.49)
15. A Pilgrim’s Way (5.49)

Tracks 1, 15 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy;
Track 2 words Les Barker, music Martin Carthy;
Tracks 3-4 trad. arr. Cockersdale;
Track 5 Graham Pirt;
Tracks 6, 12 Chris Sugden;
Track 7 John Warner;
Track 8 Stan Rodgers;
Track 9 Robert Roxby, Thomas Doubleday;
Track 10 Peter Bellamy;
Track 11 Archie Fisher;
Track 13 Dob Dylan;
Track 14 Keith Marsden, Chris Sugden