Elektra EKL 9001/EKL-BOX (Mono)
Released: 1964
Production: Jac Holzman
Engineering: Mark Abramson
Side 1 - Songs of the Old World and Migration to the New
- Cynthia Gooding: Greensleeves
- The Ian Campbell Folk Group: Down In The Coal Mine
- Ewan MacColl: Geordie
- The Irish Ramblers: Whiskey In The Jar
- Susan Reed: Irish Famine Song
- Ed McCurdy: Gypsy Laddie
- Jean Redpath: Tae The Weavers
- African Traveling Song
- Navajo Night Chant
- Gene Bluestein: Skada At America
Side 2 - Settling, Exploring and Growing in the New World
- The New Lost City Ramblers: When First Unto This Country
- Susan Reed: Springfield Mountain
- Ed McCurdy: Good Old Colony Times
- Oscar Brand: Jefferson And Liberty
- Pete Seeger: Darling Cory
- Jack Elliot: Jesse James
- Leadbelly: Rock Island Line
- Woody Guthrie: Oregon Trail
- Erik Darling: Swannanoa Tunnel
- Ed McCurdy: Kentucky Moonshine
- Alabama School Children: Green Green Rocky Road
Side 3 - Work Song
- Leadbelly: Pick A Bale Of Cotton
- Seafarers Chorus: Haul On The Bowline
- Pete Seeger: Paddy Works on the Railway
- Harry Jackson: I Ride an Old Paint
- Cisco Houston: Zebra Dun
- Horace Sprott: Field Holler
- Koerner, Ray & Glover: Linin' Track
- Willer Turner: Now Your Man Done Gone
- Josh White: Timber
- Negro Prisoners: Grizzly Bear
Side 4 - Many Worshippers, One God
- Marilyn Child & Glenn Yarbrough: Mary had a Baby
- Josh White: Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin Bed
- Blind Willie Johnson: Dark Was the Night
- Judy Collins: Twelve Gates To The City
- Theodore Bikel: A Zemer
- Glenn Yarbrough: Wayfaring Stranger
- Ed McCurdy: Simple Gifts
- Leadbelly: Meetin' at the Building
- Bob Gibson: You can Tell the World
- Christian Tabernacle Church: Down By The Riverside
Side 5 - Country Music - From Ballads to Bluegrass
- Willy Clancy: Sligo Reel/Mountain Road
- Eric Weissberg: Old Joe Clark
- Clarence Ashley: Coo Coo Bird
- Tom Paley: Shady Grove
- Eric Weissberg & Marshall Brickman: Flop-Eared Mule
- Jean Ritchie: Nottamun Town
- Doc Watson and others: Amazing Grace
- Doc Watson: Cripple Creek
- The Dillards: Pretty Polly
- George Pegram & Walter Parham: Yellow Rose Of Texas
- Dián and the Greenbriar Boys: Green Corn
- The Dillards: Old Man at the Mill
Side 6 - Nothing but the Blues
- Sonny Terry: Lost John
- Big Bill Broonzy: I Wonder When I'll Get To Be Called a Man
- Leadbelly: Black Snake Moan
- Blind Lemon Jefferson: See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
- Hally Wood: House of the Rising Sun
- Mark Spoelstra: France Blues
- The New Lost City Ramblers: Carter Blues
- Dave Ray: Slappin' On My Black Cat Bone
- Dave Van Ronk: Don't Leave Me Here
- Josh White: Southern Exposure
Side 7 - Of War, Love and Hope
- Ed McCurdy: John Brown's Body
- Frank Warner: Virginia's Bloody Soil
- Theodore Bikel: Two Brothers
- Judy Collins: Masters of War
- Theodore Bikel: Blow the Candles Out
- Jean Redpath: Love Is Teasin'
- Clarence Ashley and Doc Watson: Sally Ann
- Jean Ritchie: Little Devils
- The Limeliters: The Hammer Song
- Woody Guthrie: This Land is Your Land
Side 8 - Broadsides, Topical Songs, Protest Songs
- Pete Seeger, Almanac Singer with audience: Which Side are You On?
- The New Lost City Ramblers: No Depression in Heaven
- Woody Guthrie: Talking Dust Bowl
- Big Bill Broonzy: Black Brown And White
- Oscar Brand: Talking Atomic Blues
- Hamilton Camp: Girl From The North Country
- Judy Collins: The Dove
- Tom Paxton: High Sheriff Of Hazard
- Phil Ochs: The Thresher
- Pete Seeger: We Shall Overcome
Compiled and annotated by Robert Sheldon.
A boxed set of 4 discs with a 48 page booklet and released with the assistance of Folkways Records.
This box was issued in the UK as EUK 2512/2 and some (probably the earliest) US copies were numbered EKL-BOX with the sides denoted as A, B, C etc and having an unusual black label.