VariousThe Bitter End Years

Notes:

Triple Album to celebrate The Bitter End club comes with a booklet 

Track 
B2 = "Lord Of The Manor" on cover and label shows "Lord Of The Monor"
E6 = "Riding The Railroad" on cover and label - original title = "Riding On A Railroad"

The numbers show the order on labels - the order above is from the back cover

Release is credited to Roxbury Record Corp. on back and Roxbury Records Corp. on labels.
The stylized "AFM" in the deadwax suggests the metal work was done at AFM engineering, but there is no entry for that company.

Runouts are etched except 'KENDUN-A, KENDUN, KNEDUN-B, [Monarch logo' are stamped.

B4. Theodore Bikel - Dodi Li 2:24
A6. Judy Collins - Golden Apples Of The Sun 3:47
B2. Everly Brothers - Lord Of The Manor 4:52
A3. The Limeliters - If I Had A Hammer 2:25
A5. Phil Ochs - I Aint Marching Anymore 2:30
A2. Tom Paxton - Marvelous Toy 5:30
A1. Peter, Paul & Mary - Lemon Tree 2:52
B3. Tom Rush - Who Do You Love 3:18
A4. Pete Seeger - Where Have All The Flowers Gone 2:05
B1. The Simon Sisters - Winken Blinken And Nod 2:07
B5. Josh White - One Meat Ball 3:34
D1. Woody Allen - The Moose 2:50
D4. George Carlin - Ed Sullivan 3:24
D3. David Frye - Nixon Meets The Godfather, The Bill Buckley Show 3:40
C3. Robert Klein - Late Night TV 2:18
D2. Joan Rivers - First Four Minutes: Live 4:53
C4. David Steinberg - The Coast, Bullshit & Nixon 5:33
C1. Lily Tomlin - Ernestine - Mr Veedle 3:27
C2. Lily Tomlin - Edith Ann - The Family 4:32
E1. John Denver - Circus 2:35
E2. Melanie (2) - Beautiful People 3:34
E3. Arlo Guthrie - Motorcycle Song 2:48
E4. Jerry Jeff Walker - Mr Bojangles 3:43
E5. John Prine - Sam Stone 4:11
E6. James Taylor (2) - Riding The Railroad 3:32
F1. Bette Midler - Daytime Hustler 3:29
F2. John Sebastian - Younger Generation 2:39
F3. Dion (3) - Dr. Rock And Roll 2:30
F4. Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl 3:03
F5. Curtis Mayfield - Gypsy Woman 3:50
F6. The Isley Brothers - Pop That Thang 2:40

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