Curiouser and curiouser. I've just been into my local branch of HMV (God help me!) and, browsing in the 'Folk' section came across a Seth Lakeman CD. This was the CD containing the infamous 'White Hare' track. I can't, for the life of me, recall what the CD was called - but it did have a flash on the front saying, "revised version" (revised from what, I wonder?).
There was a track list on the back of the CD, but none of the tracks were attributed. There was also some small print, copyright type blurb on the back, but I couldn't read it because it was mostly obscured by the HMV bar code.

What was most surprising, though, was the price - £7.95!! Someone must really want to shift those CDs; I wonder why?