| Description | Track 1: Test signal 0.32 mins
Track 2: Programme introduction 0.14 mins
Track 3: 'The Streets of Brummagem' 1.42 mins
Track 4: Girls sing an unidentified song 0.20 mins
Track 5: 'The Lark in the Morning' 0.57 mins
Track 6: 'The Lark in the Morning' 0.48 mins
Track 7: Documentary readings, discussion of self sufficient peasant economy during the Middle Ages, reading of John Ball 1.12 mins
Track 8: West Midlands carol 'King Herod and the Cock' with documentary readings from John Bromyard 1383; George Edmunds 1819 on the parish of Birmingham, proposing himself for election to the board of Poor Law Guardians; Birmingham Broadside news item 1819 2.27 mins
Track 9: Unidentified song about rat catchers and a cheese 2.23 mins
Track 10: Unidentified song 0.27 mins
Track 11: 'Fuddling Day' 1.50 mins
Track 12: Documentary readings about the beer and brewing trade in the nineteenth century 0.33 mins
Track 13: Unidentified song beginning 'It was a Jolly Sailor Boy' 3.14 mins
Track 14: Unidentified song beginning 'Come all you Jolly Labouring Men', documentary readings on the enclosure of common land in the West Midlands and the growth of the city of Birmingham 2.43 mins
Track 15: 'Van Dieman's Land', interspersed with documentary readings about poverty and the poor law 3.17 mins
Track 16: 'Cruel', interspersed with documentary readings on poor law expenditure in the parish of Northfield 1817 1.34 mins
Track 17: Documentary reading from William Cobbett 1830 and on the growth of Birmingham in the nineteenth century 0.40 mins
Track 18: 'Brave Dudley Boys' 2.10 mins
Track 19: Documentary readings from nineteenth century Birmingham trade union directories 0.40 mins
Track 20: 'The Streets of Brummagem' 0.33 mins
Track 21: Programme credits 0.26 mins
Total: 29.07 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF534B0485580 |