Various - A British Sampler: A Souvenir In Sound Of England Scotland Wales & Northern Ireland Album

Tracklist

1	The North West
2	Hornpipe Fiddle – Peter O'Leary
3	Northern Ireland
4	Blow The Wind Southerly Vocals – Bel Canto Four
5	Paddy's Return Vocals – Michael McCann
6	Shenandoah Vocals – Stanley Riley
7	The Mountains O'Mourne Piano – Eric James Vocals – Charles Kennedy Written-By – Percy French
8	Blaydon Races Vocals – Northumbrian Serenaders
9	Big Ben Chiming The Three-Quarters
10	Bugeilio'r Gwenith Gwyn (Watching The Wheat) Harp – Susan Drake
11	An Irish Golden Wedding Written-By – Brian O'Neile
12	Angels From The Realms Of Glory Choir – Choir Of St. John's College, Cambridge
13	Sospan Fach Choir – Treorchy Male ChoirConductor – John Davies
14	The Ould Lammas Fair Vocals – Matthew Scally
15	I Cried In My Backyard Yesterday Vocals, Guitar – Willy Russell
16	Cushy Butterfield Vocals – Northumbrian Serenaders
17	The Lass Of Richmond Hill Vocals – Bel Canto Four
18	The Wiltshire Tempest Ensemble – Moonrakers' BandLeader – John Jenkins
19	Greensleeves Arranged By – W. Chatterton DixChoir – L.C.C. Children's Choir
20	Blaze Away Written-By – A. Holzmann
21	Ye Banks And Braes Vocals – Kathleen MacDonald
22	Down At The Old Bull And Bush Vocals – Bel Canto Four
23	May Morning Song
24	The Helston Flurry Dance Brass Band – St. Denis Silver Band
25	Train Effect: The Coronation Scot
26	The North
27	Behold, How Good And Joyful Choir – Choir Of Peterborough CathedralWritten-By – Stanley Vann
28	Shoals Of Herring Performer – The Fo'c'slesWritten-By – Ewan MacColl
29	The Wild Rover Vocals – Patrick Phillips Written-By – Percy Jones
30	The Eriskay Love Lilt Choir – Glasgow Orpheus ChoirConductor – Sir Hugh Roberton
31	Jig Conductor – Sandy Milne Ensemble – Banchory Strathspey And Reel Society
32	Simple Symphony Orchestra – Northern Junior Philharmonic OrchestraWritten-By – Benjamin Britten
33	She's A Lassie From Lancashire Vocals – Bel Canto Four
34	On Ilkla Moor 'Baht 'At Vocals – Bel Canto Four
35	Changing Of The Guard Ceremony: Duke Of York's March Brass Band – Grenadier Guards Band
36	Scotland The Brave Bagpipes – Seamus MacNeill
37	Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah Choir – Treorchy Male ChoirConductor – John Davies
38	Southern England And London
39	Sheringham Breakdown Accordion – Bob Thompson , Percy Browne
40	Scotland
41	The Road To The Isles Arranged By – M. Kennedy-FraserChoir – Scottish Junior Singers
42	The Stratford-Upon-Avon Morris Men
43	Wales
44	Oran Sniomh Vocals – Kathleen MacDonald
45	Knees Up Mother Brown Chorus – St. Thomas's Hospital Patients Club
46	Trelawney Choir – Fowey Male Voice ChoirConductor – Roger Brady
47	John Peel Arranged By – F.W. WadeleyVocals – St James's Male Voice Quartet
48	The Lincolnshire Poacher Vocals – Bel Canto Four
49	Nant Y Mynydd Harp – Susan DrakeVocals – Anita Williams
50	Ceremony Of The Keys (Tower Of London)
51	Have You Seen The Muffin Man? Music By – BBC Radiophonic Workshop
52	Blow Away The Morning Dew Music By – BBC Radiophonic Workshop
53	Maybe Someday Performer – Crown Folk
54	Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Land Of My Fathers) Choir – Bridgend Police Choir
55	Parson's Farewell Pipe, Drum [Tabor] – Kenworthy Schofield
56	Poet And Peasant Overture Brass Band – All-Star Brass BandConductor – Harry MortimerWritten-By – Suppé
57	Bobby Shafto Music By – BBC Radiophonic Workshop
58	Dance A Cachucha Brass Band – All-Star Brass BandConductor – Harry MortimerWritten-By – Sullivan
59	The West Country
60	London, East Anglia And The Midlands
61	O Waly Waly (The Water Is Wide) Guitar – Danny CondonVocals – Marion Wellsted
62	Lamshaw's Fancy Northumbrian Pipes – Colin Caisley, Nicol Caisley

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
REB 41M	Various	A British Sampler: A Souvenir In Sound Of England Scotland Wales & Northern Ireland ‎(LP, Mono)	BBC Radio Enterprises	REB 41M	UK	1969

Credits

• Compiled By, Edited By – Leslie Perowne, Stephen Williams
• Design [Sleeve Design] – John J. Gillbe

Notes

Released for The British Travel Association, 64 St James Street, London SW1

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): RE 41 SIDE 1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout): RE 41 SIDE 2

Companies

• Copyright (c) – BBC
• Printed By – Dawson Rossiter Ltd.

Short intro

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