tracks

I've Always Kept A Diary...
The Tale Of The Children Of A Troubled World...
What Is It Like, The World Outside...
I Find It Very Difficult To Talk To My Parents...
Where Is The Child Who Would Climb On My Knee...
Yes Sir, No Sir, Goodbye...
What Have You Got To Worry About?
I Got Me Tight Black Jeans...
The World That I Know, It Has Vanished And Gone...
I've Had Thoughts...
Why Should You Be Lonely...
It ACtually Gives Me A Thrill...
Frankly, The Idea Of Intercourse And Sex Revolts Me...
I Think We Should Be Getting Married...
In A World Like This, Everything Changes So Rapidly...
The Tale Of The Children Of The Troubled World...
Life Has Got Everything To Offer

notes

First broadcast on the BBC Home Service 13 February 1963. Not previously released.

credits

Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar – Brian Daly
Bagpipes [Northumbrian], Fiddle – Colin Ross
Bongos – Tony Martin (36)
Concertina [English] – Alf Edwards
Double Bass – Jim Bray
Harmonica, Clarinet, Piccolo Flute, Flute – Alfie Kahn
Producer – Charles Parker (2)
Script By, Lyrics By, Music By – Ewan MacColl
Script By, Lyrics By, Music By, Orchestrated By, Vocals, Autoharp, Guitar, Banjo, Dulcimer – Peggy Seeger
Trumpet – Ronnie Hughes
Vocals – Gordon McCulloch, Lorna Campbell, Louis Killen, Rae Fisher,

companies

Licensed From – The Decca Record Company Limited
Glass Mastered At – Koch

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