Captured here are the sounds of Britain at a pivotal moment in her history - the songs that the soldiers sang on the march and in the trenches. Original landmark recordings from 1914-18 mingle with readings, reminiscences and sequences from the works of Elgar and Delius to create a panoramic portrait that\'s poignant, gripping and atmospheric in equal measure. Track list:   The Long, Long Trail: War Starts - \"We Don\'t Want To Loose You\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: The Germans Advance - \"His Luggage Labelled \'England\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: The Old Contemptibles Hold Fast - \"Keep The Home Fires Burning\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: Soldiering - \"Blame It On The Last Long Mile\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: Into Battle - \"The Ragtime Infantry\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: The Scene Of Battle - \"We\'re \'Ere\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: Going Over The Top - \"The Bells Of Heaven\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: Carrying On - \"Pack Up Your Troubles\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: Entertainment At The Front And At Home - \"Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: The Home Front - \"Goodbye-ee\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: 1915 - 1917: Stalemate - \"I Want To Go Home\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer The Long, Long Trail: Here Come The Yanks - \"Over There\" - The BBC Singers, The BBC Revue Orchestra & Malcolm Lockyer If You Were The Only Girl In The World - George Robey For Me And My Gal - Bill Murray Hello, Hello, Who\'s Your Lady Friend - Ted Yorke Your King And Country Want You - Edna Thornton Jolly Good Luck To The Girl Who Loves A Soldier - Vesta Tilley Oh! How I Hate To Get Up In The Morning - Arthur Fields K-K-K-Katy - Bill Murray I May Be Gone For A Long, Long Time - The Peerless Quartet Dear Old Pal Of Mine - John McCormack The Angel Of Mons - Foster Richardson They Didn\'t Believe Me - George Grossmith Pretty Baby - Bill Murray I Didn\'t Raise My Boy To Be A Soldier - Morton Harvey I Wonder Whose Kissing Her Now - Henry Burr How Ya Gonna Keep \'Em Down On The Farm - Harry Fay Boys In Khaki, Boys In Blue - Frederick Wheeler The Army Of Today\'s All Right - Vesta Tilley The Lads In Navy Blue (It\'s The Navy, The British Navy) - Harrison Latimer Women Of Britain - George Baker Sister Susie\'s Sewing Shirts For Soldiers - Bill Murray Till The Clouds Roll By - Anna Wheaton Never Mind The Food Controller - Florrie Forde What Did You Do In The Great War, Daddy? - Tom Clare Till We Meet Again - Charles Hart March From \' Things To Come\' - The London Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Sir Arthur Bliss Recruiting Speech At The Mansion House - Sir Charles Wakefield Forefathers (Edmund Blunden) - Carelton Hobbs At The Front: On The March (Reminisence) - Sgt Edward Dwyer, VC Attack (Siegfried Sassoon) - Steve Watts WWI Recollection - Sargent Percy Reid Greater Love (Wilfred Owen) - Robert Donat The Lark Ascending - Jean Pougnet, Violin, With The London Philharmonic Orchestra & Sir Adrian Boult In Flanders Fields (John McCrae) - John Kehoe A Shropshire Lad - The London Philharmonic Orchestra & Sir Adrian Boult Arms And The Boy (Wilfred Owen) - Carelton Hobbs WWI Recollection - Major Marmaduke Leslie Walkinton The Estaminet (Descriptive Sketch) - Some Of The Boys\' Elegy - The London Philharmonic Orchestra & Eduard Van Beinum For The Fallen (Laurence Binyon) - John Kehoe The Attack (Descriptive Sketch) - \'Some Of The Boys\' Appeal For One Million Pounds - Harry Lauder Why Is Britain At War? - Henry Ainley Nimrod From \'Enigma Variations\' - The Halle Orchestra & Sir John Barbirolli WWI Recollection - James Davidson Pratt, NCO Experiences Of Sinking The SS Arabic (Reminisence) - Kenneth Douglas Serenade - Sinfonia Of London Conducted & Sir John Barbirolli Futility (Siegfried Sassoon) - Steve Watts Christmas In Camp (Descriptive Sketch) - Uncredited Jupiter (I Vow To Thee My Country) From \'The Planets\' Suite - The London Philharmonic Orchestra & Sir Adrian Boult Recessional (Rudyard Kipling) - John Kehoe WWI Recollection - Private Charles Francis Colthup Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis - Sinfonia Of London & Sir John Barbirolli The Soldier (Rupert Brooke) - John Kehoe WWI Recollection - George Ashurst, NCO The Rear Guard (Siegfried Sassoon) - Steve Watts Adagio-Moderato (First Movement) From \'Concerto For Cello And Orchestra\' - Andre Navarra, Cello, The Halle Orchestra & Sir John Barbirolli Everyone Sang (Siegfried Sassoon) - Steve Watts The Last Post - Uncredited