Ding Dong Dollar
1962—Folkways Records FD 5444 LP

Side One
Ding Dong Dollar - lyrics
I Shall Not be Moved - lyrics
We Dinnae Want Polaris - lyrics
Paper Hankies - lyrics
The Polis of Argyll - lyrics
Ye'll no sit here - lyrics
Anti-Polaris - lyrics
Misguided Missile and the Misguided Miss - lyrics

Side Two
Coronation Coronach - lyrics
NAB for Royalty - lyrics
They say we've never Had it sae Guid - lyrics
Camp in the Country - lyrics
The Glesca Eskimos - lyrics
The Freedom Come all ye - lyrics
Ban Polaris—Hallelujah - lyrics

Credits

Morris Blythman
Josh MacRae
Nigel Denver
Jack O'Connor
Jim McLean

Full Sleeve Notes and lyrics

Alternate releases

Sleeve Notes (Scottish Republican Songs)

The United Kingdom has never really been united. Riots in Northern Ireland, the SNP in Scotland and explosions in Wales demonstrate that it is certainly not united today. The English, enjoying a somewhat privileged position in this grouping of nations raise an eyebrow and sometimes a smile when earnest Celtic patriots claim that they are being deprived of their national heritage by England. The Establishment however does not smile nor under estimate this unrest. They fight off the ever-growing tide by investing Edinburgh with dukes and Wales with princes. But the digit conscious Duke is himself but a finger in the dike. And he and his son will be swept aside by the great flood of independent republican feeling that is rising throughout the 'Untied Kingdom'. This is what the songs on this record are about. They are anti-monarchy, anti-establishment and anti-Yankee. The American Polaris submarine, berthed in Scotland acted as a focal point, representing foreign political interference in Scotland at its most impertinent. This record has some pertinent impertinents to offer in return.