In 2016 Fellside Recordings, a leading independent specialist record company, celebrates 40 years in business. Founded in 1976 by Paul and Linda Adams it is still run by them and between the various labels it has released 600 albums. The first label was Fellside, a Folk/Acoustic/Roots label and it is that which forms the basis of the triple album (for the price of one) compilation. There are 57 tracks including some previously unissued material. The compilation includes tracks by Russell & Algar as well as other leading Folk artists like Lucy Ward, Ewan McLennan, John Kirkpatrick, The Hut People, and many others.
- 1-1 The Valley Of Strathmore
- 1-10 The Auld Fisher's Farwell To The Coquet
- 1-11 Rambling Sailor
- 1-12 The Settle & Carlisle
- 1-13 Train On The Island
- 1-14 Dressed To Roll
- 1-15 Roll On By
- 1-16 All Night Long
- 1-17 England Loves A Poor Boy
- 1-18 One For Lily
- 1-19 Wars O' Germanie
- 1-2 Polkas
- 1-20 All Coming Back To Me Now
- 1-3 Madeleine
- 1-4 Your Own Roads
- 1-5 The Gardener
- 1-6 Collier Lad / Highland Mary
- 1-7 The Northern Road
- 1-8 Jungle Queen
- 1-9 Bonnie Lassie
- 2-1 A Beggar
- 2-10 Are We There Yet
- 2-11 The Railway Children
- 2-12 Ned's Reel / Hunt The Spider
- 2-13 The Sailor's Way
- 2-14 The Hand On The Plough
- 2-15 The Baffled Knight
- 2-16 The Journeyman
- 2-17 If You Can't Land Her
- 2-18 Away From The Pits
- 2-19 Where Ravens Feed
- 2-2 Rock Of Gelt / Walls
- 2-3 York Rant
- 2-4 Foggy Dew
- 2-5 Mandalay
- 2-6 Only A Soldier
- 2-7 Drunkard's Lament
- 2-8 Caught Us Doing It
- 2-9 The Sheepstealer
- 3-1 These Coal Town Days
- 3-10 Yellow Handkerchief
- 3-11 The Demon Lover
- 3-12 Green Bushes
- 3-13 Where The Brumbies Come To Water
- 3-14 Two Magicians
- 3-15 John Of Hazelgreen
- 3-16 The Jolly Boys' Song
- 3-17 The Bailiff's Daughter
- 3-18 Shenandoah
- 3-2 The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow
- 3-3 The Female Sailor Bold
- 3-4 Lonesome Roving Wolves
- 3-5 Helen Of Kirkconnell
- 3-6 Devilish Mary
- 3-7 Dwelling In Beulahland
- 3-8 Peace And Love And Understanding
- 3-9 When This Old Hat Was New
