Call No.: SAD 2427 Sound Library Singing the fishing (a radio ballad about Britain's herring fishing communities) - Argo / Decca, 1966. - 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm

Sound disc, analog. Written by Ewan MacColl, Charles Parker and Peggy Seeger. First broadcast on the BBC Home Service, 16/8/1960, produced by Parker, Charles. Musical instruments: concertina, clarinet, alto saxophone; double-bass, fiddle, guitar, banjo, autoharp, mandolin.

Contents: 1. Up jumped the herring, The king of the sea -- 2. Come all you gallant fishermen -- 3. It's up with the dawn -- 4. Years ago, you started very young -- 5. I started to go to sea in 1892 -- 6. So it's off with a boiler full of steam -- 7. When the wind is freshening -- 8. What shall it profit a fisherman -- 9. It's busk ye, me lads, get you up on the deck -- 10. There's no feeling like coming into harbour -- 11. Came a'ye fisher lassies -- 12. Up jumped the herring -- 13. Cwa, ye herring fishermen -- 14. A' the week your man's away -- 15. Wi' our nets and gear -- 16. Our ships are small.

Acc no.: SR06499