Recording supervised by Bill Leader in 1965;
Photographs by Douglas Baton;
Notes by Arthur Argo and Peter Hall

Musicians

Gordeanna McCulloch, vocals [2-3, 8-9];
Norman Kennedy, vocals [5-7, 10];
The Exiles:
    Bobby Campbell, vocals [11], fiddle [1, 4, 12];
    Enoch Kent, vocals [4, 11], guitar [1, 12];
    Gordon McCulloch, vocals [1, 11], chromatic harmonica [4], banjo [12];

Tracks

Side 1

Side 2

[E] Soldier's Joy (Roud 13513) [GMC] The Kirk o' Birnie Bouzle (Roud 3343; G/D 4:876) (1.36) [GMC] The Dowie Dens o' Yarrow (Roud 13; Child 214; G/D 2:215) (4.14) [E] Tae the Beggin' (Roud 286; G/D 3:488) [NK] Sleepytoon (Roud 3775; G/D 3:356) [NK] Peurt a Beul march, strathspey and reel

[NK] The Haughs o' Cromdale (Roud 5147; G/D 1:113) [GMC] The Lichtbob's Lassie (Roud 1645; G/D 4:725) (2.00) [GMC] Will Ye Gang, Love (Roud 60; Laws P25; G/D 6:1170) (2.35) [NK] My Son David (Roud 200; Child 13; TYG 35) [E] The Toon o' Kelso (Roud 183; Laws Q2; G/D 2:318; Henry H174; TYG 6) [E] The Bonny Lass o' Bon Accord air / The Haughs o' Cromdale strathspey / Campbell's Farewell to Redcastle / Moulin Dhu reels

Recorded by Bill Leader in Hampstead in 1962;
Notes by Norman Buchan

Musicians

Enoch Kent: vocals, guitar [1, 4]

Tracks

Side 1	Side 2
Donal Don (Roud 13125) (1.26) Beggar Man (Roud 118; Child 279; G/D 2:274) (5.06)	Bonny Lass Come O'er the Burn (Roud 3359) (0.41) The Butcher Boy (Roud 263; Laws P35; G/D 2:200) (4.06) Erin-Go-Bragh (Roud 1627; Laws Q20; G/D 2:236) (2.59)

All tracks trad.

All tracks were reissued in 1965 on the LP Bonny Lass Come O'er the Burn

Recorded by Bill Leader 1966;
Notes by Gordon McCulloch;
Drawing by Alberto Giacometti, 1936, for a conference of painters and sculptors at the Maison de la Culture, Paris

Musicians

Enoch Kent: vocals [1-2, 4-5, 8, 10, 12-14], whistle [11];
Bobby Campbell: vocals [8, 12], fiddle [7, 9-11, 14], mandola [1, 4, 6], madoline [8], guitar [2-3, 5];
Gordon McCulloch: vocals [6-9, 11-12, 14], guitar [1, 4, 8, 11, 14], banjo [3, 5], chromatic harmonica [2, 10]

with
Paul Lenihan, vocals [3]

Tracks

Side 1	Side 2
The Ballad of Accounting (2.50) The Moving-On Song (Roud 6852) (3.09) We’re Only Over Here for Exploration (3.14) Thank Christ for Christmas (3.24) The Pigeon (1.46) The Pound-a-Week Rise (2.15) Freedom, Come All Ye (2.12)	For A' That and A' That (Roud 30953) (3.13) Arthur McBride (Roud 2355; G/D 1:78) (2.36) Willie Brennan (Roud 476; Laws L7; G/D 2:258) (3.38) Wae's Me for Prince Charlie (Roud 16902) (4.56) La Pique (Roud 2563) (2.16) Van Diemen's Land (Roud 519; Laws L18; G/D 2:252) (4.08) Twa Recruiting Sergeants (Roud 3356; G/D 1:77) (3.00)

Tracks 1-2 Ewan MacColl;
Track 3 Paul Lenihan;
Tracks 4-5 Enoch Kent;
Track 6 Ed Pickford;
Track 7 Hamish Henderson;
Track 8 Robert Burns;
Tracks 9-14 trad.

Recorded by Bill Leader;
Notes by A.L. Lloyd and Gordon McCulloch;
Photograph by Douglas Baton

Musicians

Enoch Kent: vocals [1, 5, 8, 13-14], guitar [3, 6], whistle [2, 8];
Gordon McCulloch: vocals [2, 4, 7, 9, 14], guitar [2], banjo [3, 6, 9, 15], mouth-organ [5, 8];
Bobby Campbell: vocals [9], fiddle [2-4, 6-8, 10-14], mandola [5], madoline [15], guitar [9]

with
Tim Lyons, button accordion [3, 15]

Tracks

Side 1	Side 2
The Jolly Beggar (Roud 118; Child 279; G/D 2:274) The Fair Flower of Northumberland (Roud 25; Child 9; G/D 6:1149) Corner House / Sally Gardens reels The Laird o’ the Windy Wa' (Roud 135; G/D 4:778) Dainty Davie (Roud 2387) Le Reel du Pendu (The Hanged Man's Reel) reel Queen Eleanor's Confession (Roud 74; Child 156; G/D 2:208)	The Plooman Laddie (Roud 3448) The Shoals of Herring (Roud 13642) Coolin / I Walked Up to Her airs Rocky Road to Dublin slip jig The Wee Weaver reel The Battle of Harlaw (Roud 2861; Child 163; G/D 1:112) I Will Lay Ye Doon, Love (Roud 3355) Planxty Davis

All tracks trad. except
Track 9 Ewan MacColl