The tracks on the CD are:

The Iron Muse (1993)
1.  The Sandgate Girl's Lament; Elsie Marley (The High Level Ranters)      
2.  Doon the Waggonway   (The High Level Ranters)      
3.  A Miner's Life   (Tommy Gilfellon)   
4.  The Coal -Owner and the Pitman's Wife   Ewan MacColl acc. Peggy Seeger)         
5.  The Trimdon Grange Explosion    (Louis Killen)
6.  The Blackleg Miners   Louis Killen)
7.  The Auchengeich Disaster (Dick Gaughan acc. Alistair Anderson)      
8.  Ee Aye, Aa Cud Hew    (Ed Pickford)   
9.  The Durham Lockout    (Maureen Cralk acc. Colin Ross)      
10. Aa'm Glad the Strike's Done    (The High Level Ranters)      
11. The Weaver's March    (The Celebrated Working Man's Band)      
12. The Spinner's Song   (Ray Fisher acc. Colin Ross & Alf Edwards)      
13. Oh, Dear Me (Ewan MacColl acc. Peggy Seeger)         
14. The Doffing Mistress   (Anne Briggs)   
15. The Little Piercer (Dave Brooks)   
16. The Hand-Loom Weaver's Lament (Harry Boardman acc. banjo & fiddle)      
17. The Dundee Lassie   (Ray Fisher)   
18. Success to the Weavers   (The Oldham Tinkers)      
19. Fourpence a Day    (Ewan MacColl acc. Peggy Seeger)         
20. Up the Raw (Louis Killen acc. Colin Ross)   
21. Bonny Woodha'    (Dick Gaughan)   
22. The Banks of the Dee    (Louis Killen)
23. The Row Between the Cages    (Bob Davenport acc. Celebrated Working Man's Band)            
24. Aw Wish Pay Friday Would Come   (Louis Killen acc. Colin Ross)   
25. Keep Your Feet Still, Geordie Hinny   (Louis Killen acc. Colin Ross & Johnny Handle)      
26. Farewell to the Monty    (Louis Killen)

The CD is a collection based on the original vinyl issue. According to the very badly edited notes on the insert, this collection is from
The Iron Muse (12T86) - presumably the whole record.
The Bonny Pit Laddie (2-12TS271-2) - 'some songs'
1 song each from:
Deep Lancashire (12T188)
Owdham Edge (12T204)
Oldham's Burning Sands (12TS206)
Along The Coally Tyne (12T189)
Canny Newcassell (12TS219)
Tommy Armstrong of Tyneside (12T122)
Northumberland for Ever (12TS186)
'Ewan MacColl's contributions are drawn from:'
Steam Whistle Ballads (12T104)

I had the original vinyl, but it seems to have gone astray.

Phil