| Description | Track 1: Fitzroy Coleman calls the guitar chords for 'Basin Street Blues', 1.00 mins
Track 2: Fitzroy Coleman teaches the audience 'Basin Street Blues', 2.36 mins
Track 3: Continues Track 2, 1.45 mins
Track 4: Ewan MacColl introduces the interval; announcements about other folk events, 3.00 mins
Track 5: Charles Parker interviews Tony Watts from Richmond about English and American folk music, with Peggy Seeger, 2.27 mins
Track 6: Charles Parker talks about English folk song and how to spread knowledge of folk music with Peggy Seeger and Tony Watts, 1.49 mins
Track 7: Charles Parker interviews Beulah Hoare and June Hoare, 1.51 mins
Track 8: continues Track 7, 2.30 mins
Track 9: Charles Parker interviews Trevor Tiffin from London about his musical interest and how he became interested in British folk song, 2.28 mins
Track 10: Michael Wicks from Chislehurst, Kent talks about the folk revival, 1.43 mins
Track 11: continues Track 10, 2.07 mins
Track 12: The compere asks the crowd to shut the windows during the quiet songs and publicises the dance group associated with the Hootenanny, 1.52 mins
Track 13: continues Track 12, 1.45 mins
Track 14: Bert Lloyd talks about 'Blood Red Roses', 1.28 mins
Track 15:Bert Lloyd and audience sing part of 'Blood Red Roses', 0.39 mins
Total: 29.06 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF565D0101080 |