1.1 Interviewed at Ban the Bomb Rally-Bertrand Russell
1.2 Ewan MacColl and Betty Seeger-March with Us Today
1.3 Ewan MacColl and Betty Seeger-Brother Won't You Join in the Line?
1.4 Ewan MacColl and Betty Seeger-The Crooked Cross
1.5 Ewan MacColl and Betty Seegerthere's Better Things for You
1.6 Ewan MacColl and Betty Seeger-The Crow on the Cradle
1.7 Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger and Jack Elliott - Brother Won't You Join in the Line?
1.8 Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger - the Crooked Cross
1.9 Fred and Betty Dallas - Strontium 90
1.10 Fred and Betty Dallas - Hey Little Man
1.11 Fred Dallas - Doomsday Blues (Sung in the Film, March to Aldermaston)
1.12 Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger - the Ballad of the Five Fingers
1.13 Peggy Seeger - There Are Better Things to Do
1.14 The London Youth Choir - the H-Bomb's Thunder
1.15 The London Youth Choir - Song of Hiroshima
1.16 The London Youth Choir - Hoist the Window
1.17 Ron Fielder, Ray Edwards and Members of the Robin Hood Singers - That Bomb Has Got to Go
1.18 Margaret McKeown - the Dove
1.19 The London Youth Choir - the Family of Man
1.20 Chris Barber's Jazz Band with Ottilie Patterson-When the Saints Go Marching in
1.21 Chris Barber's Jazz Band-Sweet Georgia Brown
1.22 Chris Barber's Jazz Band-High Society
1.23 Chris Barber's Jazz Band with Ottilie Patterson-Down By the Riverside
1.24 Chris Barber's Jazz Band with Ottilie Patterson-Just a Closer Walk with Thee
1.25 George Melly with Mick Mulligan's Band -Magnolia
1.26 Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band-Blaze Away
1.27 Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band-Under the Double Eagle
1.28 Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band-C.R.E. March
1.29 Acker Bilk and His Paramount Jazz Band-El Abanico
2.1 Sheila Hancock and Sydney Carter-Coming Down from Aldermaston
2.2 Ken Colyer's Jazzmeneaster Parade
2.3 Ken Colyer's Jazzmenthe Original Tuxedo Rag
2.4 Ken Colyer's Jazzmenisle of Capri
2.5 Humphrey Lyttelton and His Bandice Cream
2.6 Humphrey Lyttelton and His Bandthe Onions
2.7 Humphrey Lyttelton and His Bandchristopher Columbus
2.8 The Alberts-Morse Code Melody
2.9 The Alberts-Sleepy Valley
2.10 Ken Colyer's Omega Brass Band-Isle of Capri
2.11 Ken Colyer's Omega Brass Band-Panama Rag
2.12 Ken Colyer's Omega Brass Band-Tiger Rag
2.13 Ken Colyer's Omega Brass Band-Gettysburg March
2.14 Ken Colyer's Omega Brass Band-Over in Gloryland
2.15 Ken Colyer's Omega Brass Band-Just a Closer Walk with Thee
2.16 Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen-Breezin' Along with the Breeze
2.17 Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen-Riverboat Shuffle
2.18 Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen1919 Rag
2.19 George Melly with Mick Mulligan and His Band-I'm a Ding Dong Daddy
2.20 George Melly with Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Band-There'll Be Some Changes Made
2.21 George Melly with Mick Mulligan's Magnolia Jazz Bandmama Don't Allow
2.22 Chris Barber's Jazz Band-Everybody Loves My Baby
2.23 Chris Barber's Jazz Band-Didn't He Ramble
2.24 Chris Barber's Jazz and Blues Band-Just a Little While to Stay Here
Number of discs:
3
Description:
"Ban The Bomb - Music Of The Aldermaston Anti-nuclear Marches" is a compelling CD compilation that captures the spirit and energy of the historic anti-nuclear marches to Aldermaston in late 1950s and early 1960s Britain. Featuring a diverse selection of folk, protest songs, choral pieces, and spoken word recordings from various artists who supported the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND), this album offers an authentic sonic snapshot of a pivotal moment in social activism. Listeners are transported back to an era when music was both weapon and witness?galvanizing crowds with hope, unity, and determination against nuclear proliferation. Released by El Records?a label renowned for its carefully curated reissues and thematic compilations?the collection stands as both historical document and musical inspiration.
Folk
18.175
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