Description
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
STOCK IMAGES. Record has some superficial marks from the plastic inner sleeve and a sticker and stamp mark on the A side label. Picture sleeve has light shelfwear, a small scuff on the front, a sticker on either side, a little writing on the back and tape along the bottom. 1970 UK pressing.
Notes:
“A commemoration in prose and poetry of the 25th anniversary of the end of the Second World War”
Made In England
A1. Will it be so again?
A2. To a conscript of 1940
A3. All day it has rained
A4. Stand-to
A5. Tarfside – 1
A6. A refusal to mourn the death, by fire, of a child in London
A7. Tarfside – 2
A8. Naming of parts
A9. Battle School
A10. Airman broadcast
A11. Action
A12. Jam Tomorrow
A13. To my mother
A14. Among those killed was a man aged 100
A15. Still falls the rain
B1. Dunkirk Pier
B2. How to kill
B3. Had each a voice
B4. Soldiers bathing
B5. Aristocrats
B6. A soldier – his prayer
B7. One transport lost
B8. Song of the dying gunner
B9. Sweet war man
B10. The war god
B11. Dirge for the new sunrise
B12. Will it be so again?
Record Company The Decca Record Company Limited
Printed By Graphis Press Limited
