Produced and recorded by Rowan Piggott at Scribe Records;
Mastered by Sam Proctor at Lismore Mastering;
Photography by Robin Watson

Musicians

Seb Stone: vocals [1-2, 4-6, 8-11], uilleann pipes [1, 3-6], tin whistle [1], whistles [3, 7], hurdy-gurdy [6], melodeon [6], kantele [6];
Sean Spicer: flute [3, 5], whistles [7];
Wez Walker: guitar [3], fiddle [5];
Rowan Piggott: fiddle [3, 5-6], double bass [6], shruti box [6], chorus vocals [8];
John Lavender: bouzouki [5];
Lizzy Hardingham, Matt Quinn, Rosie Hodgson, George Sansome, Janice Burns and Jon Doran: chorus vocals [8];
Tom Willett: vocals, from the Ken Stubbs Field Collection [9];
Ray Cunningham: melodeon [9];

Tracks

1. The British Man-of-War (Roud 372) (2.57)
2. Peterloo (Roud V17535) (2.14)
3. Are You Ready Yet? / The Star of Munster / The Merry Blacksmith (5.05)
4. What Will We Do When We Have No Money? (Roud 16879) (4.53)
5. The Turfman From Ardee (Roud 5187) (3.44)
6. Tamlyn (Roud 35; Child 39; G/D 2:330) (8.39)
7. Elizabeth Kelly’s Delight / Whelan’s / Kitty Lie Over (3.41)
8. The Whitby Lad (Roud 261; Laws L16; G/D 2:260; Henry H691, H202) (2.44)
9. The Alehouse (Roud 60; Laws P25; G/D 6:1169, 6:1170; Henry H683) (3.15)
10. The Land (5.16)
11. The Lads in Their Hundreds (1.33)

All songs trad. except
Track 2 text trad. broadside, tune Richard Furness, arr. Seb Stone;
Track 3a Tom Doorley;
Track 10 words Rudyard Kipling, music Peter Bellamy;
Track 11 words Alfred Edward Housman

Musicians

Seb Stone, Samuel Day: vocals,
Rowan Piggott: violin;

Tracks

1. Joy to the World (Roud 24747) (4.49)
2. Buckley (Roud 936) (1.46)
3. Gabriel (Roud 8358) (1.48)
4. Marshall (Roud 8365) (2.20)
5. Once More (Roud 24725) (3.14)
6. Hark, Hark, Hark (Roud 8337) (1.49)
7. Peace O’er the World (Roud 17729) (2.05)
8. Foolow (Roud 936, 16898) (1.58)
9. Antioch (Roud 24360) (2.06)
10. Mortals Awake (Roud 17137) (2.32)
11. Glad Tidings (Roud 3210) (2.03)
12. Farewell (Roud 24717) (1.57)

Tracks 1, 7 Richard Furness

Notes

See also the 1994/2011 album of Village Carols from Foolow in the Peak District, On This Delightful Morn.