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Release Date: 1972

Label: BBC Records

The rear sleeve includes expanded credits for each track, as follows:
A1b: Traditional Anglo-American Folk Song. Version used compilation various sources. Non-cop.
A1c: from "Songs for the Elementary Classrooms" pub. Follett Educational Corporation, Illinois.
A1d: Traditional Creole lullaby. pub. Summy-Birchard Company, Illinois
A1e: Traditional Russian melody, words by Canon John Catterick. Called the Ashwell Carol in the "Penguin Book of Christmas Carols". Melody non-cop.
A2a: Traditional American. Version compiled from several variants. Words and music non-cop.
A2b: From "80 English Folk Songs" collected by Cecil Sharp and Maud Karpeles. Pub. Novello & Co.
A2c: Southern American plantation song. Originally called "Run, Nigger, Run" collected by John And Alan Lomax, pub. Ludlow Music, Inc./Tro Essex Music Ltd.
A2d: Traditional cowboy song. Collected by Cecil Sharp. Pub. Essex Music Ltd.
A2e: Traditional Tennessee singing game. Words and music non-cop.
A3a: Traditional Swiss folk song. Music non-cop. Words by C. K. Offer from "Children's Songs from Other Lands" pub. W. Paxton
A3b: English folk song. Collected by Cecil Sharp from the Southern Appalachians. Words and music copyright O.U.P.
A3c: German children's song. Music trad. words: A. Platt, BBC
A3d: English folk song. From "80 Folk Songs" by Cecil Sharp and Maud Karpeles. Pub. Novello & Co.
A3e: Traditional singing game collected by Cecil Sharp. From "Children's Singing Games" by Gomm and Sharp. Pub. Novello & Co.
B1a: Children's song from Missouri. From "Journal of American Folklore" Vol. 24. Pub. American Folklore Society.
B1b: A compilation of several variants of an American folk song.
B1c: Jamaican folk song, from "Folk Songs of Jamaica", edited by Tom Murray, pub. O.U.P.
B1d: Traditional French carol. Music non-cop. Words from "The Queensway Carol Book" by Leslie Russell. Pub. Evans Bros. Ltd.
B1e: A spiritual from St. Helena Island. Trad. words and music non-cop.
B2a: Traditional German song. Music non-cop.
B2b: American folk song. Words and music non-cop.
B2c: taken from "Farewell to Steam" pub. Hearthside Music Ltd.
B2d: Traditional French song. Music non-cop. Words by Geoffrey Brace, from "Something to Sing" Book 1. Pub. Cambridge University Press.
B3a: Australian Folk Song "The Little Fish"
B3b: Traditional cowboy song. Words and music non-cop.
B3c: A combination of Traditional Czech and German songs. Original title: "Saddle me my good grey" Music non-cop. Words by C. K. Offer, from "Children's Songs from Other Lands" pub. W. Paxton. Middle section "Echoing Horns" trad. German tune, words John Hosier, BBC.
B3d: Somerset folk song, taken from "Folk Songs from Somerset" collected by Cecil Sharp, pub. Novello Ltd.
B3e: Lusation folk song. Music non-cop. Words by E. V. Bray from "Folk Songs of Europe" pub. Novello.
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Printed in England by Robert Stace
© BBC London W1A 1AA 1972

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BBC Enterprises London
MUSIC TIME Based on BBC Schools TV Series
Copyright Record. Unauthorised public performances, broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited.
℗ 1972