Folk Songs II

The album received positive reviews from the music press. Writing in The Guardian, Robin Denselow commented on the "even more adventurous, often sprawling arrangements", compared to the first album, and called it "A strange, compelling set."^[3] Folk Radio UK said, "The Big Eyes Family Players have proven yet again that they are sensitive interpreters of traditional folk songs",^[1] while the website For Folk's Sake commented that, "anyone who can’t find plenty to be excited about really doesn’t have the right to call themselves a folk fan."^[4]

1. "Greenland Bound" (featuring Adrian Crowley)
2. "A Man Indeed" (featuring Mary Hampton and Sharron Kraus)
3. "Looly, Looly" (featuring James Yorkston)
4. "The Clyde Water" (featuring Heather Ditch)
5. "The Coast O' Spain" (featuring Alasdair Roberts)
6. "Farewell Lovely Nancy" (featuring Nancy Elizabeth)
7. "Doffing Mistress" (featuring James Yorkston and Elle Osborne)
8. "Don't You Be Foolish, Pray" (featuring James William Hindle)
9. "Stretched On Your Grave" (featuring Adrian Crowley)
10. "Thousands Or More" (featuring Elle Osborne)
11. "Bonny Boy" (featuring Heather Ditch)
12. "Maureen From Gippursland" (featuring Alasdair Roberts)

1. "Hares On The Mountain" (featuring Heather Ditch)
2. "A Beggar, A Beggar" (featuring James Yorkston)
3. "Just As The Tide Was Flowing" (featuring James Green)