Haul on the bowlin' (Stanley Slade with male chorus) -- A' roving (Stanley Slade with male chorus) -- Earsdon sword dancers (Royal Earsdon Team with Jimmy McKay, fiddle) -- My bonny lad (Isla Cameron) -- The contented country lad (Jim and Bob Copper) -- The turmont [i.e. turmut] hoer's song (Fred Perrier with accordion and villagers) -- Up the sides and down the middle (Bert Pidgeon, melodeon; Alfie Tuck, riddle drum) -- The threshing machine (Jim Copper) -- Quarrymen's chant and song (Tom Tewkesbury and quarrymen) -- The four loom weaver (Ewan MacColl) -- Fourpence a day (Ewan MacColl) -- The rigs of the time ("Charger" Salmons and friends) -- The Redesdale hornpipe (Jack Armstrong, Northumbrian small-pipes) -- Corn rigs (Jack Armstrong's Barnstormer's Band) -- The wassail song (Phil Tanner) -- The Symondsbury & Eype mummer's play -- The Padstow May songs & hobby horse music -- The seven step polka (the Haymakers Village Barn Dance Band) -- Brigg Fair (Isla Cameron) -- The sweet primroses (Phil Tanner) -- Died for love (Isla Cameron) -- Country gardens (William Kimber, anglo concertina) -- Polly Vaughan (A.L. Lloyd) -- Singing games and rhymes (group of Sidbury children) -- The prickle holly bush (Walter Lucas and villagers) -- Richard of Taunton Dean (Mrs. (Aunt Fanny) Rumble) -- The mallard (Bunny Palmer) -- The false hearted knight (Jumbo Brightwell) -- Old daddy fox (Cyrill Biddick with accordion and chorus) -- The gower reel (Phil Tanner, mouth music).