The Story Of Transatlantic Records

The Johnstons: Ye Jacobites by name / Harvey Andrews: Death come easy / Adrian Mitchell: To you / Bert Jansch: Come sing me a happy song to prove we all can get along the lumpy, bumpy/ Long and dusty road / Dransfield: It's dark in here / Sweeney's Men: Dreams for me / Brighouse & Tastrick Band: Floral dance / Decameron: Saturday / Bert Jansch & John Renbourn: After the dance / Alexis Korner & Peter Thorup: Gospel ship / Stefan Grossman: Hot dogs / Cincinnati flow rag / New York City rag / Andrew Cronshaw: The cuckoo / The Blacksmith / Dave Swarbrick: It suits me well / Ian Campbell Folk Group: Twa recruiting sergeants / Billy Connolly: If it was nae for your wellies / Leon Rosselson: The rules of the game / Amazing Blondel: Fugue / The Johnstons: Sweet thames flow softly / The Dubliners: Wild rover / The New Humblebums: Look over the hill and far away / Ralph McTell: Streets of London / Dransfield: The handsome meadow boy / The McCalmans: Flowers of the forest / Ralph McTell: Willoughby's farm / Stefan Grossman: Shake sugaree / Sweeney's Men: Tom Dooley / Dave Swarbrick: Wat ye wha I met the streen / The ribbons of the redheaded girl / Ril gan ainm / Gryphon: Mother bature's son / Hohn Pearse: Guitar train / Hamish Imlach: Cod liver oil and orange juice / The Humblebums: Why don't they come back to Dunoon / John Rebourn: Bransle gay / Mr. Fox: Aunt Lucy broadwood / The Young Tradition: The banks of the Nile / Bob Pegg & Nick Strutt: Jesus Christ sitting on top of a hill in the lake district / Pentangle: In time / Gerry Rafferty: Sign on the dotted line / Alan Hull: We can swing together / The Purple Gang: Granny takes a trip / Ron Geesin: Two fifteen-string guitars for nice people / Alberto Y Los Trios Paranoias: Dread jaws / Mick Farren: Summertime blues