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1966
The Manchester Angel
Topic 12T147
A Merry Progress To London
Argo ZDA 46
A Sailor's Garland
Transatlantic XTRA 5013
The Long Harvest, Vol.1
Argo DA 66
The Long Harvest, Vol.2
Argo DA 67
The Long Harvest, Vol. 3
Argo DA 68
The Long Harvest, Vol. 4
Argo DA 69
Singing The Fishing
Argo DA 142
Folk Songs. Topic Sampler No 2
Topic TPS 145
Men At Work. Topic Sampler No 3
Topic TPS 166
A Prospect of Scotland. Topic Sampler No 5
Topic TPS 169
Whaling Ballads
Washington WLP 724
Street Songs Of Scotland
Washington WLP 738
Scots Folk Songs
Washington WLP 733
Folk Songs For Little Sailors
Riverside RLP 1424
Ewan MacColl with Peggy Seeger
Scottish Traditional Songs
1994
Ossian
OSS CD 105
CD
Tracks:
1. The Barnyards of Delgaty (appears on other albums)
2. The Highland Muster Roll (appears on other albums)
3. Wee, Wee German Lairdee (appears on other albums)
4. Friendless Mary (appears on other albums)
5. The Bonnie Lass of Fyvie (appears on other albums)
6. Roy's Wife (appears on other albums)
7. Charlie O Charlie (appears on other albums)
8. Tail Toddle  (appears on other albums)
9. Lassie Wi' the Yellow Coatie  (appears on other albums)
10. Kissin's No Sin  (appears on other albums)
11. Bonnie Annie (Child 24) (appears on other albums)
12. Johnnie Cope  (appears on other albums)
13. The Wars of Germany  (appears on other albums)
14. Maggie Lauder  (appears on other albums)
15. Nicky Tams  (appears on other albums)
16. Johnny Lad  (appears on other albums)
17. Eppie Morrie (Child 223) (appears on other albums)
18. The Reel of Stumpie (appears on other albums)

Reissue (under a different name) of the LP by Folkways: Popular Scottish Songs
Related recordings:
Popular Scottish Songs (Folkways FW 8757)
Available at Ossian Records
Digital download (mp3 or lossless) or a custom CD of the original Folkways LP is available from Smithsonian Folkways