| Description | A discussion between Ewan MacColl, Charles Parker, and Peggy Seeger on the technique of the actuality radio ballad. There are featured illustrations taken from some of the programmes they have worked on together.
Track 1: Silence 0.23 mins
Track 2: Introduction to programme - Parker 0.53 mins
Track 3: Engine Shed sequence from 'John Axon' 1.46 mins
Track 4: Inception of folk music - MacColl 1.48 mins
Track 5: Dictation by actuality - Parker 0.59 mins
Track 6: Language and industrial folklore - Ewan MacColl 1.16 mins
Track 7: Quality of speech - Parker 0.59 mins
Track 8: 'The Fitters Song' from Song of a Road 1.16 mins
Track 9: Terminology of actuality - MacColl 1.14 mins
Track 10: Storm sequence and fish salesmen - Seeger 0.57 mins
Track 11: Storm sequence 3.16 mins
Track 12: Silence 1.45 mins
Track 13: Satisfaction in creation - Parker 0.21 mins
Track 14: TR90 tape machines - Seeger 1.06 mins
Track 15: Criticism in instruments - Parker 0.19 mins
Track 16: Instrumentation and modes - Seeger 1.06 mins
Track 17: String banjo and guitar - MacColl 0.35 mins
Track 18: American music - Parker 1.16 mins
Track 19: 'Depression' sequence and jazz - MacColl 1.09 mins
Track 20: Jazz version and lyrics - Seeger 1.01 mins
Track 21: 'Depression' sequence from Singing the Fishing 2.44 mins
Track 22: Integration into final form and people - MacColl 1.15 mins
Track 23: Mythical figures 0.51 mins
Track 24: Sequence from The Big Hewer
Track 25: Silence 3.06 mins
Total: 34.28 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF565D0261580 |