- Galleries
- 1968 - Vanguard VSD-79295 LP (USA)
- Side One
- Introduction — Ductia (Anon.) & The Barley Straw (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- What If A Day (Thomas Campion)
- The Loyal Lover (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- Stones In My Passway (Robert Johnson)
- Idumea (C. Wesley, 1753; A. Davidson, 1816; Ecclesiastes, 3:2)
- The Husbandman And The Serving Man (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- The Rolling Of The Stones (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- The Bitter Withy (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- The Banks Of The Nile (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- Side Two
- Wondrous Love (Rev. Robert Seagrave)
- Medieval Mystery Tour (Anon. Arr. Jansch, Renbourne)
- Divertissement — Upon The Bough
- Ratcliff Highway (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- The Brisk Young Widow (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- The Pembroke Unique Ensemble
- John Barleycorn (Trad. Arr. The Young Tradition)
- The Agincourt Carol (Anon.)
- The Young Tradition
- Heather Wood: Vocals & Whistle
- Royston Wood: Vocals, Tambour & Tambourine
- Peter Bellamy: Vocals, Whistle, Guitar & Concertina
- Instrumental Ensemble
- David Munrow: Shawm
- Roddy & Adam Skeaping: Viols
- Chris Hogwood: Percussion
- Dolly Collins: Portative Organ
- Dave Swarbrick: Fiddles & Mandolin
- Credits
- Produced by Bill Leader
- Augmented Arrangements: Dolly Collins
- Cover: William Watters
- A Transatlantic Recording
Sleeve Notes
"The Young Tradition is probably the finest vocal group singing in any folk idiom … their arrangements are invariable tight, exciting and definitive … I have played the record for people with wildly varying tastes, and not one of them failed to fall in love with it."
Broadside (Cambridge, Mass.)