See also the album’s sleeve notes in the Nigel Denver discography at Nick Guida’s The Balladeers website.

Musicians

Nigel Denver: guitar, vocals;
Alf Edwards: concertina;
Martin Carthy, Barry Thomas: guitars;
Gordon McCullough: banjo;
John Reavey: tin whistle

Tracks

Side 1

1. Ye Jacobites by Name (Roud 5517)
2. Twa Recruitin’ Sergeants (Roud 3356; G/D 1:77)
3. Glasgow Street Songs
4. Johnny Lad (Roud 2587; G/D 4:755)
5. Springhill Disaster
6. Bonnie Ship the Diamond (Roud 2172; G/D 1:11)
7. Gallowa’ Hills (Roud 3358)
8. Freedom Come All Ye

Side 2

9. Come All Ye Tramps and Hawkers (Roud 1874; G/D 3:487)
10. Hot Asphalt (Roud 2134)
11. The Shoals of Herring (Roud 13642)
12. Bonny Lass o’ Fyvie (Roud 545; G/D 1:84)
13. Kelly the Boy From Killanne (Roud 16908)
14. Johnny I Hardly Knew You (Roud 3137)

All tracks trad. arr. Nigel Denver except
Track 5 Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger;
Track 8 Hamish Henderson;
Track 11 Ewan MacColl

Produced by Nigel Denver;
Recorded by Stanley Goodall

See also the album’s sleeve notes in the Nigel Denver discography at Nick Guida’s The Balladeers website.

Musicians

Nigel Denver: guitar, vocals;
Martin Carthy: guitar

Tracks

Side 1

1. The Jute Mill Song (Roud 2585)
2. MacPherson’s Lament (Roud 2160; G/D 3:697)
3. The Three Flowers (Roud 9742)
4. The Moving On Song (Roud 6852)
5. Such a Parcel of Rogues in a Nation (Roud 5516)
6. The Bonnie Hoose o’ Airlie (Roud 794; Child 199; G/D 2:233)
7. Derek Bentley

Side 2

8. The Ballad of Jimmy Wilson
9. Two Corbies (Roud 5; Child 26)
10. Van Diemen’s Land (Roud 519; Laws L18; G/D 2:252)
11. Banks o’ Sicily (Roud 10501)
12. The Bleacher Lassie o’ Kelvinhaugh (Roud 3325; G/D 5:1041)
13. Jamie Foyers (Roud 1941; G/D 1:106)
14. The Big Hewer

All tracks trad. arr. Nigel Denver except
Track 1 Mary Brookbank;
Tracks 4, 14 Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger;
Track 7 Karl Dallas;
Track 8 Ewan MacColl;
Track 11 Hamish Henderson

Produced by Mike Vernon;
Recorded by Vic Smith;
Liner notes by Mike Vermon

See also the album’s sleeve notes in the Nigel Denver discography at Nick Guida’s The Balladeers website.

Musicians

Nigel Denver: guitar, vocals;
Martin Carthy: guitar;
Dave Swarbrick: fiddle, mandolin;
Felix Doran: uillean pipes

Tracks

Side 1

1. Wae’s Me for Prince Charlie (Roud 16902)
2. Johnnie Cope (Roud 2315; G/D 1:125)
3. I’m a Freeborn Man
4. The Ballad of Tim Evans
5. The Wee, Wee German Lairdie (Roud 2573)
6. Kishmul’s Galley (Henry H535(b))
7. Bold Robert Emmet (Roud 3066)

Side 2

8. The Jolly Beggar (Roud 118; Child 279; G/D 2:274)
9. The Verdant Braes of Skreen (Roud 419; Henry H593)
10. The Work of the Weavers (Roud 374)
11. Fiddach Side
12. Bruce Richard Reynolds
13. Father Murphy (Roud 3020)

All tracks trad. arr. Nigel Denver except
Tracks 3-4 Ewan MacColl;
Track 6 Marjorie Kennedy-Fraser, Kenneth MacLeod;
Track 12 Jim O’Connor

Produced by Tommy Scott;
Musical Director: Nicky Welsh;
Material compiled by Jim McLean

See also the album’s sleeve notes in the Nigel Denver discography at Nick Guida’s The Balladeers website.

Musicians

Nigel Denver: guitar, vocals

Tracks

Side 1

1. There Was a Lad (Roud V28828)
2. Hey Ca’ Through (Roud 8692)
3. The Rantin’ Dog (Roud V5348)
4. Mary Morison (Roud V18242)
5. Green Grow the Rashes, O (Roud 2772; G/D 7:1297)
6. Ay Waukin’ O (Roud 6749, V16870; G/D 5:933)
7. Willie Wastle (Roud 2702)
8. The Lea Rig (Roud 8516)
9. Tibbie Dunbar (Roud V29162)
10. My Love Is But a Lassie Yet (Roud 8979)
11. What Can a Young Lassie (Roud 1295)
12. John Anderson My Jo, John (Roud 16967)
13. Ae Fond Kiss (Roud 38389)

Side 2

8. The Silver Tassie (Roud 30954)
9. Rattlin’ Roarin’ Willie (Roud 6192; G/D 4:776)
10. Killiecrankie (Roud 8187)
11. No Churchman Am I (Roud V47462)
12. Sleepy Body (Roud 8619)
13. Is There for Honest Poverty (Roud 30953)
14. We’re A’ Noddin’ (Roud 3122)
15. The Deil’s Awa’ (Roud 16787)
16. Ca’ the Yowes (Roud 857; G/D 5:1014; Henry H175)
17. Corn Rigs (Roud 8670)
18. I Hae a Wife o’ My Ain (Roud V14029)
19. Todlin’ Hame (Roud 6493)
20. My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose (Roud 12946)

All tracks trad. arr. Jim McLean