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1967
Sweet Thames Flow Softly
Argo ZDA 47
Female Frolic
Argo DA 82
The Long Harvest, Vol. 5
Argo DA 70
The Long Harvest, Vol. 6
Argo DA 71
The Long Harvest, Vol. 7
Argo DA 72
The Long Harvest, Vol. 8
Argo DA 73
Blow Boys Blow
Transatlantic XTRA 1052
The Big Hewer
Argo DA 140
The Fight Game
Argo DA 141
Poetry And Song, Vol.1
Argo DA 50
Poetry And Song, Vol.2
Argo DA 51
Poetry And Song, Vol.3
Argo DA 52
Poetry And Song, Vol.4
Argo DA 53
Poetry And Song, Vol.5
Argo DA 54
Poetry And Song, Vol.6
Argo DA 55
Poetry And Song, Vol.7
Argo DA 56
Poetry And Song, Vol.8
Argo DA 57
Poetry And Song, Vol.9
Argo DA 58
Poetry And Song, Vol.10
Argo DA 59
Poetry And Song, Vol.11
Argo DA 60
Poetry And Song, Vol.12
Argo DA 61
Poetry And Song, Vol.13
Argo DA 62
Poetry And Song, Vol.14
Argo DA 63
Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger
Hot Blast
1978
Blackthorne
BR 1059
12-inch LP
Tracks:
1. Blast Against Blackguards (appears on other albums)
2. The Tenant Farmer (appears on other albums)
3. The Pay-Up Song (appears on other albums)
4. Emily (appears on other albums)
5. Cut-Price Hero (appears on other albums)
6. You and I (appears on other albums)
7. Legal Illegal (appears on other albums)
8. The Invader (appears on other albums)
9. Father's Song (appears on other albums)
10. White Wind (appears on other albums)
Personnel:
Ewan MacColl, vocals
Peggy Seeger, vocals, guitar, concertina
Calum MacColl, psaltery, guitar, 8-string dulcimer, bongo drums, tin whistle, kalimba
Neill MacColl, mandolin, guitar
Bruce Turner, clarinet
Jim Carroll, Kirsty MacColl, Pat MacKenzie, supporting vocals (10)

All songs (except "The Invader" by Peggy Seeger) were written by Ewan MacColl between September 1977 and February 1978;
Reissued on Folkways: Hot Blast and on Larrikin: Hot Blast
Related recordings:
Hot Blast (Folkways FW 8710)
Hot Blast (Larrikin LRF 032)
Digital download (mp3 or lossless) or a custom CD of a Folkways reissue is available from Smithsonian Folkways