Vintage 1969 album "Tales To Warm Your Mind," an Irish folk and Celtic LP by The Irish Rovers on Decca Records.
12" black vinyl record, 33 RPM stereophonic LP with multicolor Decca rainbow center labels reading "TALES TO WARM YOUR MIND" and "THE IRISH ROVERS" plus catalog number DL 75081 (label numbers 7-11864 and 7-11865), housed in its original full-color gatefold cardboard sleeve featuring a seated boy and dog with gramophone and period props on the front and a color group photo of the band on a city sidewalk with complete track listing and recording credits on the back.
Gatefold interior panels reproduce full song lyrics along with a black-and-white childhood photo montage of five boys identified by first name, while the included original Decca paper inner sleeve promotes other releases across folk, country and western, organ, piano, instrumental, and spoken-word categories.
Tracklist Side One: Stop, Look, Listen; The Stolen Child; Penny Whistle Peddler; The Village Of Brambleshire Wood; Oh You Mucky Kid (Liverpudlian Lullaby); Lily The Pink.
Tracklist Side Two: Mrs. Crandall's Boardinghouse; Our Little Boy Blue; The Minstrel Of Cranberry Lane; Ally-Bally (Based On Coulter's Candy); Pigs Can't Fly.
Label and sleeve credits note production by Charles "Bud" Dant with arrangements and production by Milt Okun, song adaptations and notes by Will Millar, and Decca Records, a division of MCA Inc., New York, U.S.A. manufacturing and copyright information; see jacket, label, inner-sleeve, and gatefold photos for additional artwork, lyrics, and liner-note details.
