Side One: The Hour That the Ship Comes In (Dylan); Polly Wolly Doodle; Four Strong Winds (Ian Tyson); The Pawn Song (Iain MacKintosh); Mary Don't You Weep; Spanish Is a Loving Tongue; John Henry
Side Two: The Dark Island (trad/W Gordon Smith); Red Yo-Yo (McGinn); No Irish Need Apply; Golden River (Jimmy Driftwood); Jolly Roving Tars; Banks O' Sicily (trad/Hamish Henderson)

all songs traditional unless otherwise indicated

Side One: John McLean's March (Trad/Henderson); Concertina medley: The Sea Maiden/Holyrood House; Annie's Song (Paxton); Spanish Fandango; Bantam Cock (Thackeray); Mrs Canatelli (Gallagher & Lyle); Pipe medley: The Dark Island/The Bugle Horn; Old Man's Song (Ian Campbell); Chickens (Trad/MacKintosh)
Side Two: Jimmy Clay (Pat Sky); The Terror Time (MacColl); Who Killed Davy Moore (Dylan); International (Gallagher & Lyle); Saturday Night (Paxton); The Glasgow That I Used To Know (McNaughtan); Wildwood Flower (Parody - Trad/Cheech & Chong); Three Men From Carntyne (Watt/MacKintosh)

With Alistair Campbell, John Giblin, Gordon Menzies, Robin Watson.

Side One: If You Want to See the General [1] (trad arr MacKintosh/Whellans/ Davidson/Barty); The Glasgow I Used to Know (Jim MacLean)
Side Two: Ballad of Joe Hill (Woody Guthrie); The Good Ship Reuben James [1] (Woody Guthrie)

[1] = sung by the ensemble

From Scottish Television's long-running folk series

Side One: B.A.C.O.N. and E.G.G.s (Braddock/Putman); The Ballad of Penny Evans (Steve Goodman); Nae Luck About the Hoose; Ballad of Joe Hill (Earl Robinson/Alfred Hayes); Mary Mack's Mother (Trad); The Capitalist Dream (Jeremy Taylor)
Side Two: I Wish I Was A Rock (Derroll Adams/add. lyrics Iain MacKintosh)/Darkies Dream; The Fairfield Crane (Archie Fisher/Norman Buchan/Bobby Campbell); My Sweet Lady (John Denver); Pipe Selection: Massacre of Glencoe (Jim McLean)/ Brochan Lom; Farewell to Glasgow (Jim McLean); And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda (Eric Bogle)

Iain MacKintosh (vocals, banjo, concertina, small pipes), Mike Whellans (guitar, bodhran, harmonica), Alan Barty (mandola, fiddle, electric bass)

Side One: A Man's A Man For A' That [1] (trad/Burns); Jamie Foyers (MacColl); D-Day Dodgers [2] (Schulze/Henderson); Parcel of Rogues [2] (trad/Burns); The Roving Ploughboy [1]; Wae's Me For Prince Chairlie; McPherson's Rant [2]
Side Two: Skye Boat Song [2]; Betsy Bell; The Can o' Tea (Matt McGinn); I Am A Miller [2]; Freedom Come All Ye (trad/Henderson); The Flooers o' the Forest [2]; Baron of Brackley [2]; Johnny Cope [2]

[1] = sung by Iain MacKintosh & Hamish Imlach [2] = sung by Hamish Imlach

all songs traditional unless otherwise indicated

Side One: No Use For Him (Eric Bogle); Sam Stone (John Prine); Hero's Return (Eric Bogle); Instr: Roslin Castle; The Writing of Tipperary (Bill Caddick)
Side Two: Blood Upon the Grass (Adam McNaughtan/Ed Miller); Whose Garden Was This (Tom Paxton); Prisoner 562 (Oswald Andrae/Iain MacKintosh); Flowers Are Red (Harry Chapin); For A' That/För all dat/Trotz alledem (Robert Burns/Oswald Andrae/Ferdinand Freiligrath)

with Helmut Debus, Mick Franke, Elke Herold, Helmut Inhulsen, Ulla Schmidt, Michael Thaut

Side One: The Cat's in the Cradle (Harry Chapin); I'm My Own Grandpa (Lonzo & Oscar); No Man's Land (Eric Bogle); A Poor Old Man (Trad); Song of Unrequited Love (Adam McNaughtan); Quo' the Idealist (Adam McNaughtan); The Writing of Tipperary (Bill Caddick)
Side Two: Granny Fraser's Flittin' (Trad); Flowers Are Red (Harry Chapin); Scrumpy (Trad); No Use For Him (Eric Bogle); Liz (Shel Silverstein); Unaccompanied Song (Harvey Andrews); Paddy and the Bricks (Pat Cooksey); Put Another Log on the Fire (Shel Silverstein); The Oldest Swinger In Town (Ed Pickford)

Recorded live at the Star Folk Club, Glasgow, 22 March 1979

Side One: An Honest Working Man (Eric Bogle); A Sweet Song of Yesterday (Bob Zentz); William (Leon Rosselson); Annie Brown (Adam McNaughtan); Armstrong (John Stewart); Tomorrow (Bob Gibson/Iain MacKintosh); Why Do the Little Girls Grow Crooked (Harry Chapin); I'm Going Back on the Bicycle (Tommy Sands)
Side Two: Wars o' Germany (Trad); For the Special Friends (Iain MacKintosh); The Food-a-holic (Crawford Howard); The Glasgow Mother's Lullaby (Eric Bogle); The Traditional Folksinger's Lament (Eric Bogle); We Sell Everything; You Are the Only Song (Harry Chapin)

Recorded live at Glenfarg Folk Club

Side One: The Ballad of Penny Evans (Steve Goodman)

Side One: Some Kind of Love (John Stewart); The Long Road to Perfection (Colum Sands); A Wild Utopian Dream (Alex Glasgow); Whatever You Say, Say Nothing (Colum Sands); I'll Stick on the Stamp (Iain MacKintosh); The Rolling Hills o' the Borders (Matt McGinn); Take the Children and Run (Don Lange)
Side Two: The Ballad of Jimmy Steele (Davy Steele); Protect and Survive (John Clifton); I'm Quiet (Malvina Reynolds); Young Paul (Jeremy Taylor); Pearl Handled Pocket Knife (Fort & Hutchins); All Used Up (Bruce 'Utah' Phillips); The Greenland Whale Fisheries (Trad); Call Me the Whale (Paul Kaplan)

Side One: Granny Fraser's Flittin' (trad) Side Two: Poor Old Man (trad)

This LP was the Scottish folk scene's effort to aid suffering in Ethiopia

Side One: How Can It End (Peter Nardini); Fifty Pence (Trad/Iain MacKintosh); Margarita (Harvey Andrews); Message From Mother Earth (Frankie Armstrong); The Songs That Harry Wrote (Harvey Andrews); For All the Good People (Ken Hicks)
Side Two: Oor Hamlet (Adam McNaughtan); Love Song (Victoria Wood); Hands Off the Old Town (Iain MacKintosh); Mary Cecilia Brown (Dory Previn); You Don't Need A Dog (Peter Nardini); Sing for the Song (Shel Silverstein)

Recorded live at Strathaven Folk Club

Side One: Johnny Cope [2] ; Skye Boat Song [2] ; The General [1] (trad/new words Imlach/MacKintosh); Weary Life [1] (Bogle/Imlach/MacKintosh); Dance Band on the Titanic (Harry Chapin); Rollin' [1] (Randy Newman); Susie [1] (Imlach/MacKintosh)
Side Two: Paddy Lay Back [2] (trad/new words Imlach/MacKintosh); Tramps and Hawkers [1]; The New Restaurant (Malvina Reynolds); Lily the Pink [1] (trad/new words Imlach/MacKintosh); My Friends [1] (John Denver); All the Tunes in the World [1] (trad/words Ewan McVicar)

[1] = sung by Iain MacKintosh & Hamish Imlach [2] = sung by Hamish Imlach

Recorded live at 'Die Zwiebel', Hamburg, Elbtreppe, on 1 Sep 1985

Side One: Tomorrow, You're Gone (Christine Lavin); Uncle Walter (Tom Gala); Run the Film Backwards (Sydney Carter); My Old Man (Steve Goodman); It's So Easy To Dream (Bob Frankie); When I'm Gone (Phil Ochs); The January Man (Dave Goulder)
Side Two: The Farm Auction (Enoch Kent); The Wheelchair Talking Blues (Fred Small); The Song of the Pineapple Rag (Bob Blue/Iain MacKintosh); First You Lose the Rhyming (Harvey Andrews); Waltzing Around in the Nude (Dick McCormack); Five Ways to Kill a Man (Edwin Brock/Iain MacKintosh)

with Brian McNeill and Alan Reid

The Horse (Oscar Brand*); 1913 Massacre (Woody Guthrie); Tunes of Glory (Pete St John); Poor Boy on the Road (Bob Gibson); A Man You Meet Every Day (John McCready); Sure Sounds Like Society To Me (Harry Chapin); The Last Stand (Harry Chapin); The Activity Room (Ruth Pelham); Old Men and Children (Frank Hennessy); Strong Women Rule the World (Brian McNeill); The High-Low Song (Tom Gala); I Can't Touch the Sun (Shel Silverstein); Newfoundland (Frank Hennessy)

with Phil Shackleton and Volker Wilmking

* = this song was misattributed on the LP to Iain MacKintosh

If I Had A Boat (Lyle Lovett); Remember When the Music Came From Wooden Boxes (Harry Chapin); I Wish I Was In Glasgow (Billy Connolly); Cheeky Young Lad (Harvey Andrews); The Rats Are Winning (Charlie King); The King of Rome (Dave Sudbury); Flowers Are Red (Harry Chapin); My Home Town (Alan Reid); Roses from the Wrong Man (Christine Lavin); Acceptable Risks (Charlie King); Instr: Dill Pickle Rag; Annie McKelvie (Ian Ingram); Kilkelly (Peter Jones); The Hug Song (Fred Small)

with Brian McNeill and Alan Reid

Side One: I Wish I Was In Glasgow (Billy Connolly); The Glasgow I Used To Know (Adam McNaughtan) [1]; Farewell to Glasgow (Jim McLean)

[1] = with Ewan McVicar

The Plainstanes (Brian McNeill)/The Glasgow Magistrate (Trad) [3]; The Wind and Rain (Trad) [1]; The Sea Maiden (Trad)/The Balkan Hills (P. Gillon); The Bonnie Wee Lassie Who Never Said No (Trad) [2]; Holyrood House (Trad); Generations of Change (Matt Armour) [1]; The Dallas... High Heel Two-Step (Brian McNeill)/Smoky Mokes (Abe Holzmann); Beautiful Dreamer (Stephen Foster)/Traveller's Moon (Brian McNeill) [2]; Summer of Love (Peter Nelson) [1]; The Recruited Collier (Trad)/The Tank (Brian McNeill)/Cronin's (Trad)/The Fisherman's Lilt (Trad); What You Do With What You've Got (Si Kahn) [1]; The Black Swan (Trad)/Roslin Castle (Trad); You Can't Take It With You When You Go (Jez Lowe/Bev Sanders) [1]

[1] = sung by Iain MacKintosh
[2] = sung by Brian McNeill
[3] = shared

CD Two: Iain MacKintosh - I Wish I Was In Glasgow (Billy Connolly); Iain MacKintosh & Hamish Imlach - Everybody Loves Saturday Night; Allan Taylor, Mike Silver, Iain MacKintosh & Ensemble - Been on the Road So Long (Alex Campbell); Iain MacKintosh - No More Stravaigin' (Gibb Todd)