An Hour With

A1 - Among The New Mown Hay (Cylinder Recording)
A2 - Sharp Arrives And Observes Starlings
A3 - Among The New Mown Hay
A4 - Hutchings Introduces Sharp
A5 - Bushes And Briars (Cylinder Recording)
A6 - Sharp Avoids Being Killed By A Gypsy
A7 - Banks Of The Nile
A8 - Sharp Illustrates The Evolution Of A Folk Song On A Bicycle Wheel
A9 - Sharp Opens His Case And Relates Its Contents
A10 - Whistled Jig (Martin Carthy, Richard Thompson And Dave Whetstone Play A Jig, Learnt From The Cylinder Recordings, On Three Guitars)
A11 - Hutchings Reveals A Catalogue Of Sharp's Illnesses
A12 - The Cylinder Recording Of The Previous Jig, Whistled By "As Good A Whistler As Ever Cocked A Lip''
A13 - Sharp Finds His Lunch And Holds Forth On Vegetarianism, Politics, Collecting Folk Songs And The Acceptance Of Popularisation
A14 - More Cylinder Whistling
A15 - Sharp Extols The Virtues Of Bicycle Travel And Meets A Bird - starver
A16 - Hutchings Offers An Opinion On Moulding Music To Suit Its Audience's Taste
A17 - Rambling Sailor
A18 - Sharp Muses On John Short And The Sea
A19 - Rambling Sailor (Cylinder Recording)
B1 - Richard Digance And British Telecom Decide That Sharp Has Slept Enough
B2 - Sharp Continues Where He Left Off, Then Moves On To Pipe - smoking Idiosyncrasies In The Appalachians
B3 - Black Joke
B4 - Hutchings On The Disagreement Between Sharp And Mary Neal
B5 - Cylinder Recording By Sharp Of Herefordshire Fiddler John Lock Playing A Hornpipe
B6 - Sharp Believes That Fiddlers Are A Strange Breed And Illustrates Why
B7 - All My Chickens Have Gone
B8 - Sharp Relates More Adventures In The Appalachians
B9 - The Banks Of Green Willow
B10 - Sharp, The Delighted Botanist, Gives Way To Sharp, The Sad Loser Of Three Dead Colleagues
B11 - Turtle Dove
B12 - Sharp Laments The Passing Of Old - fashioned Songs And Kindly Manners
B13 - Turtle Dove (Cylinder Recording)
B14 - Turtle Dove
B15 - Hutchings Sums Up And Gets Himself Off The Hook
B16 - Among The New Mown Hay