2. Grabrede (Epitath 1919) (Weill)
3. Deutsche Miserere (German Miserere) (Eisler)
4. O Falladah, Die Du Hangest! (Eisler)
5. Alabama-Song (Weill)
6. Hollywood Elegies: (Eisler)
iv. This city has made me realise
v. You find gold
viii. I saw many friends
7. Surabaya Johnny (Weill)
8. Moritat (Ballad von Mackie Messer) (Weill)
9. Barbara-Song (Weill)
10. Kannonen-Song (Weill)
11. Matrosen-Tango (Weill)
12. Die Ballade von Der Hollenlili (Lily Of Hell) (Weill)
13. Das Lied von Der Moldau (Song of the Moldau) (Eisler)
14. Im Gefangnis Zu Singen (Pavel's Prison Song) (Eisler)
15. Ostersonntag 1935 (Easter Sunday 1935) (Eisler)
16. Zu Potsdam Unter Den Eichen (At Potsdam 'Unter Den Eichen') (Weill)
17. Der Song Von Mandelay (Weill)
18. Benares-Song (Weill)
19. Supply & Demand (Eisler)
20. Epitaph 1918 (Weill)
21. German Miserere (Eisler)
22. Surabaya Johnny (Weill)
23. Song of the Moldau (Eisler)
24. Pavel's Prison Song (Eisler)
25. Easter Sunday 1935 (Eisler)
26. In Potsdam 'Unter Den Eichen' (Weill)
All lyrics by Bertolt Brecht
Music as noted
DAGMAR KRAUSE: Vocals
JASON OSBORN: Piano
DANNY THOMPSON: Bass
JOHN HARLE: Soprano and Alto Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Clarinet
ANDY FINDON: Tenor, Alto and Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet
ROGER WILLIAMS: Trombone, Tuba
HOWARD EVANS: Trumpet
RICHARD THOMPSON: Guitar, Electric Guitar, Banjo
PAUL "Wix" WICKENS: Synthesizer
JACK EMBLOW: Accordian
ADRIAN LEVINE: Violin
DAVID NEWBY: Cello
JOE GALLIVAN: Percussion
Arrangements and musical direction by Jason Osborn
Produced by Joe Boyd
Engineered by Jerry Boys at West 3 and Livingston Studios
Front cover photograph by Ed Sirrs
Alternate cover of "Supply and Demand"