In the same year, she recorded an album, "Anne Briggs", which was released by Topic. It consisted mostly of Briggs singing traditional unaccompanied songs, but Moynihan plays bouzouki on one track. Later that same year, a second album, "The Time Has Come", was released on CBS where she performed her own songs, accompanied by acoustic guitar. The album includes Moynihan's song, "Standing on the Shore," previously recorded by Sweeney's Men. The BBC broadcast a film of the Watersons in 1966, "Travelling for a Living," in which Briggs made a brief appearance. Lal Waterson joined Briggs as a vocalist on the album. Sales of "The Time has Come" were poor and it was dropped from CBS's catalogue. The album was re-issued in 1996.