Title
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Type of Piece (Included pieces for medleys & tune sets)
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Authorship
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Nationality
|
Notes
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Acano Mlada Nevesto
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Dance in 11/8
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Trad.
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Macedonia
|
Played by itself and in medley with "Gas-Nign" and "New York Girls."
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Altfrangg
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Carnival march
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C. Walliser
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Switzerland
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In medley with "When I Was A Fair Maid," replacing "Bottom of the Punch Bowl."
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An Dro
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Dance in 2/4
|
Trad.
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Brittany
|
Title unknown. Played in medley with "Nonesuch."
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Another Jig Will Do
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Slip jig
|
Trad.
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Ireland
|
In early versions of "Town of Ballybay."
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Ar Fa La La Lo
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Song [Irish Gaelic]
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
arr. Rhoads (a capella).
|
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As I Roved Out
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Occasionally included "Stairway to Heaven" quote (see "Matty Groves").
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Babylon
|
Song
|
Trad.
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Newfoundland
|
Originally British (probably from Scotland).
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The Bank of Ireland
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Reel
|
Trad.
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Ireland
|
In "Spinning Wheel..."
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Barham Down
|
Playford dance
|
Trad.
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England
|
In "Clyde's Water."
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Barrett's Privateers
|
Song
|
Stan Rogers
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Canada
|
arr. Rhoads (a capella), based loosely on Rogers' arrangement.
|
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Belasicko Oro
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Dance in 2/4
|
Trad.
|
Macedonia
|
In "Lord Bateman."
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Black & Grey / Coleraine
|
Tune set (Black & Grey / Coleraine)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
|
Black & Grey
|
Playford dance
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Originally played in medley with "Coleraine," later by itself.
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Blackleg Miner
|
Song (Pigs in Space)
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
Accompanying reel "Pigs in Space" by Hall.
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Boar's Head Carol
|
Song
|
Trad., arr. Martin Shaw
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England
|
A capella; from Oxford Book of Carols.
|
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Bog an Lochain
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Strathspey
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
In "Simmering Teapot..."
|
Bonnie Susie Clelland
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
Based on arrangement by the Oyster Band.
|
Bonny Portmore
|
Song (Caidé Sin Don té Sin)
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Inspired by a version by Bert Jansch.
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Bottom of the Punch Bowl
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Hornpipe
|
Trad.
|
England
|
In medley with "When I Was A Fair Maid."
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The Braes of Tullymet
|
Strathspey
|
Trad.
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Cape Breton
|
|
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The Bride's Favorite
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Marital Jigs."
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Bruton Town
|
Song (Final Advance on Reykjavik)
|
Trad.
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England
|
"Reykjavik" by Speer.
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Bucimis
|
Bucimis [dance in 15/16]
|
Trad.
|
Bulgaria
|
Title unknown.
|
Caidé Sin Don té Sin
|
Irish air
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Tune of an Irish song.
|
Cliffs of Moher
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In various arrangements, mainly "Town of Ballybay."
|
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The Clumsy Lover
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Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
Clyde's Water
|
Song (Barham Down)
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
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Cold Frosty Morning
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "15 Bricks..."
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Coleman's Favorite
|
Slip jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Resurrection Jigs."
|
Coleraine
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In medley with "Black and Grey."
|
|
The Connaughtman's Rambles
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Town of Ballybay" and "Extra Spray Gun."
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Cottage in the Grove
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Title uncertain; may be called "Lad O'Byrne's." In "Rat in her Pocket."
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Cruel Mother
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
"Looping" arrangement.
|
Dark Eyed Sailor
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
|
Dearg Doom / The Four-Poster Bed
|
Instrumental set (Dearg Doom / Four-Poster Bed)
|
Various
|
Various
|
"Dearg Doom" is a song by Horslips, based on "O'Neill's March." Our version was an instrumental. "Four-Poster Bed" is a fiddle tune of unknown origin (Anglo-American?).
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|
The Deserter
|
Song
|
John Richards
|
England
|
From Simon Nicol's album Before Your Time...
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Different Germany
|
Song
|
Ian Anderson
|
England
|
From Ian Anderson's album Walk Into Light.
|
Dixon's Delight
|
Morris dance
|
Mark Simos
|
USA
|
|
Donald MacLean of Lewis
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Cape Breton
|
In "Hovercraft Full Of Eels."
|
Donald McGillavry
|
Song (O'Neill's Cavalry March)
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
Based on arrangement by Silly Wizard.
|
|
Dr. Norman Carpet
|
Jig
|
Tom Rhoads
|
USA
|
In "Green Mountain Cookie Dough."
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Drive the Cold Winter Away
|
Playford dance
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Also the tune of an English spring carol. In medley with "Wild Mountain Thyme" (2nd lineup).
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Drowsy Maggie
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Scrape the Parrot" and "40 Lbs. of Yarn."
|
The Dusty Windowsill
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Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
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Easter Eve
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Playford dance
|
Trad.
|
England
|
A one-off for a concert the night before Easter...
|
|
The Eel in the Sink
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Hovercraft Full Of Eels."
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Eppie Morrie
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
One-off for 1991 Bryn Mawr May Day.
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Extra Spray Gun
|
Jig set (Larry O'Gaff / Cliffs of Moher / Connaughtman's Rambles)
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
The jigs from "Town of Ballybay" turned into an instrumental set.
|
Eyli
|
Song [Hebrew]
|
w: Hannah Senesh / m:David Zehavi
|
Israel
|
A one-off for a Rosh Hashanah concert.
|
False Sir John
|
Song (La Rotta)
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
|
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15 Bricks at the Bottom of the Pond
|
Reel set (Old Grey Cat / Oyster Wives' Rant / Miner's Night Out / Cold Frosty Morning)
|
Various
|
Various
|
Title by audience competition.
|
The First House in Connaught
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Spinning Wheel..."
|
Flowers of Bermuda
|
Song
|
Stan Rogers
|
Canada
|
The first song we ever rehearsed. Based on Rogers' arrangement.
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40 lbs. of Yarn
|
Reel set (Sligo Maid / Growling Old Man & Cackling Old Woman / Red-Haired Boy / Kitchen Girl / Drowsy Maggie)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
|
The Four-Poster Bed
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Unknown
|
In "Dearg Doom" medley.
|
|
Frejlex
|
Klezmer tune
|
Trad.
|
Jewish
|
In later versions of "New York Girls."
|
Fylingdale Flyer
|
Song
|
Ian Anderson
|
England
|
arr. Rhoads (a capella); from the Jethro Tull album A.
|
Galitzianer Tansel
|
Klezmer tune
|
Trad.
|
Jewish
|
Usually played at the end of "New York Girls."
|
Garrett Barry's
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
Gas-Nign
|
Klezmer tune (Gas-Nign)
|
Trad.
|
Jewish (Ukraine)
|
Title unknown. Played in medley with "Makedonsko Devojce" or (recently) "Acano Mlada Nevesto."
|
|
Gathering Peascods
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Playford dance
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Arrangement transformed the tune into various meters.
|
Gloucestershire Wassail
|
Song
|
Trad., arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams
|
England
|
A capella; from Oxford Book of Carols.
|
Golden Vanity
|
Song (King of the Fairies)
|
Trad.
|
Anglo-American
|
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The Gravel Walk
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Three Pounds Ten."
|
Green Mountain Cookie Dough, Brown and Trembling
|
Jig set (Dr. Norman Carpet / Juice of Barley / Morrison's Jig)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
Title by audience competition.
|
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Greenland Whale Fisheries
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Anglo-American
|
|
Growling Old Man & Cackling Old Woman
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Quebecois
|
In "40 Lbs. of Yarn."
|
Hal-an-Tow
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Cornwall
|
arr. Hall (a capella), later additions Rhoads.
|
Haste to the Wedding
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Marital Jigs."
|
Hastily Improvised Tune Set
|
Tune set (Road to Lisdoonvarna / Braes of Tullymet / Dusty Windowsill / Garrett Barry's / Cliffs of Moher)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
|
|
Henry Martin
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
|
Here Comes the Flood
|
Song
|
Peter Gabriel
|
England
|
Loosely based on the version on Robert Fripp's album Exposure.
|
The Hiring Fair
|
Song
|
Ralph McTell & Dave Mattacks
|
England
|
Based on arrangement by Fairport Convention.
|
Horse's Branle
|
Branle
|
Trad.
|
France
|
An instrument-switching festival.
|
The Hunt is Up
|
Song (Burning Down Borders Bookshop)
|
Trad.
|
England
|
A one-off for May Day celebrations at Bryn Mawr College.
|
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I Will Go
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
Found on the Afterhours album Hung Up and Dry.
|
If I Was A Blackbird
|
Song
|
Trad., adapted by Andy M. Stewart
|
Ireland
|
Based on arrangement by Silly Wizard.
|
The Internationale
|
Song
|
Eugene Pottier & Pierre Degeyter
|
France
|
One-off for 1991 Bryn Mawr May Day - sung in 4 languages.
|
Isabeaux S'y Promène
|
French air
|
Trad.
|
France
|
In "Winifred."
|
J'ai Vû Le Loup
|
Song [French] (J'ai Vû Le Loup / J'ai Vû Le Loup, le Rénard et la Bellette)
|
Trad.
|
France
|
Two variations of the same song, the second played as an instrumental.
|
|
Jack Hall
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Based on arrangement by Steeleye Span.
|
Jenny Lind
|
Polka
|
Trad.
|
England
|
In first version of "New York Girls."
|
John the Gun
|
Song
|
Sandy Denny
|
England
|
arr. Rhoads (3 voices & viola).
|
Juice of Barley
|
Playford dance
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Played in a fairly jig-like style in "Green Mountain Cookie Dough."
|
King of the Fairies
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Golden Vanity."
|
|
Kitchen Girl
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
USA
|
In "40 Lbs. of Yarn."
|
Klez-Rawhide
|
Song (Oyfn Pripetshik / Theme from "Rawhide")
|
Various
|
Various
|
"Oyfn Pripetshik" is a Klezmer song from the Ukraine (played as an instrumental). "Rawhide" by Tiomkin and Washington, played Klezmer-style.
|
L'Incoronazione di Poppea (act II, scene xiii)
|
Song (recitative & aria) (Italian)
|
Claudio Monteverdi
|
Italy
|
Excerpt from Baroque opera.
|
La Rotta
|
Renaissance dance
|
Anonymous
|
Italy
|
In medley with "False Sir John."
|
Langstrom's Pony
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Hovercraft Full Of Eels."
|
|
Larry O'Gaff
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In later versions of "Town of Ballybay."
|
Little Beggar Man
|
Song (Kitchen Girl)
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Partly based on arrangement by Arlo Guthrie.
|
Little Sir Hugh
|
Song
|
Trad., adapted by Steeleye Span
|
England
|
Based on arrangement by Steeleye Span.
|
Looks Like Mona Lisa
|
Song
|
Michelle Shocked
|
USA
|
From Shocked's album Captain Swing.
|
Lord Bateman
|
Song (Belasicko Oro)
|
Trad.
|
USA
|
Appalachian version of an English ballad.
|
|
Magellan
|
Song (Snow on the Hills)
|
Music: Trad.; lyrics: Paul Rugg & John P. McCann
|
USA
|
From the Animaniacs.
|
Makedonsko Devojce
|
Dance/song in 7/8
|
Trad.
|
Macedonia
|
Also a song, but we don't sing it.
|
Marital Jigs
|
Jig set (Bride's Favorite / Haste to the Wedding)
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
The Mason's Apron
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
Matty Groves
|
Song (Stairway to Heaven)
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
"Stairway to Heaven" (by J. Page & R. Plant) quoted at the end of later versions of the arrangement.
|
|
The Merry Blacksmith
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Scrape the Parrot."
|
Miner's Night Out
|
Reel
|
John McEuen
|
USA
|
In "15 Bricks..."
|
Minka
|
Dance in 7/8
|
Trad.
|
Bulgaria
|
|
Morrison's
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Simmering Teapot..." and "Green Mountain Cookie Dough."
|
Mosé Salió de Misrayim
|
Song [Ladino & Hebrew]
|
Trad.
|
Sephardic Jewish (Morocco)
|
Found on an album by Voice of the Turtle.
|
|
My Dungannon Sweetheart
|
Jig
|
Graham Townsend
|
Unknown
|
In medley with "Snow on the Hills."
|
Hovercraft Full Of Eels
|
Tune set (Langstrom's Pony / Donald MacLean of Lewis / Eel in the Sink)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
Title taken from a Monty Python sketch.
|
Mynah Bird
|
Tune
|
Cliff Stapleton
|
England
|
From a Blowzabella collection.
|
New Nign
|
Nign
|
Trad.
|
Jewish
|
Klezmer tune - title unknown.
|
The New St. George
|
Song
|
Richard Thompson
|
England
|
arr. Rhoads (a capella).
|
|
New York Girls
|
Song (Yoshke / "James Bond" Theme / Rainbow Connection / Sailors' Hornpipe / Acano Mlada Nevesto / Frejlex)
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Usually closes our concerts.
|
Nonesuch
|
Playford dance
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Possibly of French origin.
|
Nonesuch / An Dro
|
Tune set (Nonesuch / An Dro)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
|
O'Neill's Cavalry March
|
March
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Donald MacGillavry."
|
Old Grey Cat
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
England
|
In "15 Bricks..."
|
|
Oot Be Est da Vong
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Shetland
|
In "Spinning Wheel..."
|
Original Reels
|
Reel set (Dancing Centipede / Top of the Head Reel / Irrational Expectations / Eat Your Lawyer)
|
Broadside Electric
|
USA
|
A (not very successful) attempt to assemble a set from tunes composed by the band members.
|
The Oyster Wives' Rant
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
In "15 Bricks..."
|
Padstow
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Cornwall
|
Inspired by the Steeleye Span arrangement.
|
Pastures of Plenty
|
Song
|
Woody Guthrie
|
USA
|
|
|
Por La Tu Puerta
|
Song [Ladino/Turkish]
|
Trad.
|
Sephardic Jewish (Turkey)
|
Found on an album by Voice of the Turtle.
|
The Queen of Argyll
|
Song
|
Andy M. Stewart
|
Scotland
|
Based on arrangement by Silly Wizard.
|
Querpfeifer
|
Marches
|
Unknown
|
Switzerland
|
Carnival marches from Basel.
|
Rambling Irishman
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
Random Jig
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Unknown
|
Title uncertain. Part of "Resurrection Jigs."
|
|
A Rat in Her Pocket
|
Tune set (Tobin's Favorite / Trip to Durrow / Cottage in the Grove)
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Named by audience competition.
|
Red-Haired Boy
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
USA
|
American version; originally probably from Ireland. In "40 Lbs. of Yarn." Reels (untitled set)
|
Reel set
|
Red-Haired Boy / Kitchen Girl / Growling Old Man and Cackling Old Woman
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
First appearance of tunes which were later used in other pieces.
|
Resurrection Jigs
|
Jig set (Random Jig / Swallowtail Jig / Coleman's Favorite)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
|
The Road to Lisdoonvarna
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
|
Robin Hood and the Tanner
|
Song (Abandoned Glue Factory)
|
Trad.
|
England
|
"Abandoned Glue Factory" by Speer.
|
Rocky Road to Dublin
|
Slip jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Played as an instrumental (it is also well known as a song).
|
Rufford Park Poachers
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
From the Martin Carthy album Out of the Cut.
|
Sailors' Hornpipe
|
Hornpipe/reel
|
Trad.
|
USA
|
Probably derived from a British tune.
|
Scrape the Parrot
|
Reel set (Merry Blacksmith / Drowsy Maggie / Sheehan's)
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
|
Sheath and Knife
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
First live arrangement was bluegrass style; now played in a rock arrangement resembling the version on our album More Bad News.
|
Sheehan's
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Scrape the Parrot."
|
Silkie
|
Song
|
Tom Rhoads
|
Based on Scottish ballad
|
|
The Simmering Teapot, or, The Unhatched Egg
|
Tune set (Dixon's Delight / Bog an Lochain / Morrison's)
|
Various
|
Various
|
Named by audience competition.
|
Six Grey Men
|
Song
|
Alan Prosser, Ian Telfer & John L. Jones
|
Britain
|
From the Oyster Band album Liberty Hall.
|
|
The Six Questions
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Britain
|
|
Skating Away (On The Thin Ice of the New Day)
|
Song
|
Ian Anderson
|
England
|
From the Jethro Tull album Warchild.
|
Skewball
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
Based on arrangement by Steeleye Span.
|
Sleep Soond ida Moarnin'
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Shetland
|
In "Spinning Wheel..."
|
Sligo Maid
|
Reel
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "40 Lbs. of Yarn."
|
|
The Snow it Melts the Soonest
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Based on arrangement by Horslips.
|
Snow on the Hills
|
Jig
|
Aina Egan
|
USA
|
In medley with "My Dungannon Sweetheart" and "Magellan."
|
Snow on the Hills / My Dungannon Sweetheart
|
Jig set (Snow on the Hills / My Dungannon Sweetheart)
|
Various
|
Various
|
"My Dungannon Sweetheart" is by Graham Townsend.
|
So Selfish Runs the Hare
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Found on Albion Country Band album Battle of the Field.
|
South Wind
|
Waltz
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
|
|
Sovay
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Loosely based on arrangement by Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick.
|
The Spinning Wheel and the Bronze Axe
|
Reel set (First House in Connaught / Oot Be Est da Vong / Sleep Soond ida Moarnin' / Bank of Ireland)
|
Trad.
|
Various
|
|
Staines Morris
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
England
|
Loosely based on an arrangement by Fairport Convention.
|
Sugar Trade
|
Song
|
James Taylor, Jimmy Buffett & Tim Mayer
|
USA
|
arr. Rhoads (a capella).
|
The Summer Before the War
|
Song
|
Huw Williams
|
England
|
Based on an arrangement by Fairport Convention.
|
|
Swallowtail Jig
|
Jig
|
Trad.
|
Ireland
|
In "Resurrection Jigs."
|
Tam Lin
|
Song
|
Trad.
|
Scotland
|
|
Terk in Amerika
|
Klezmer tune
|
Trad.
|
Jewish
|
Based on an older Greek/Turkish melody. In "Wake of the Medusa."
|
Ternovka Sher
|
Klezmer tune
|
Dave Tarras
|
USA
|
Probably based on older Eastern European source. In "With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm."
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There But For Fortune
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Song
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Phil Ochs
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USA
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After a disastrous first outing the arrangement was swiftly canned.
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Three Crows
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Song
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Trad.
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England (Lancashire)
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arr. Rhoads (a capella).
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Three Drunken Maidens
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Song
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Trad.
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England
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Three Pounds Ten
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Song (with Gravel Walk / Virginia)
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Trad.
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Britain
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One verse excerpted from Moby Dick.
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Time to Ring Some Changes
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Song
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Richard Thompson
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England
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arr. Rhoads (a capella).
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Tobin's Favorite
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Jig
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "A Rat in her Pocket."
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The Town of Ballybay
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Song (Larry O'Gaff / Another Jig Will Do / Cliffs of Moher [Blues Jig] / Connaughtman's Rambles)
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Trad.
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Ireland
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From the Boiled in Lead album Orb.
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The Trip to Durrow
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Rat in her Pocket."
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Virginia
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Shape-note hymn
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w:Isaac Watts / m:Oliver Brownson
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USA
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From the Sacred Harp collection.
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Wake of the Medusa
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Song (Terk in Amerika)
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Jem Finer
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Ireland
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A song by a London/Irish band, with a Klezmerish feel, about a French painting... From the Pogues' album Hell's Ditch.
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The Weaver and the Factory Maid
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Song (When I Was a Weaver)
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Trad., adapted by Steeleye Span
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England
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Based on arrangement by Steeleye Span.
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Wheel of Jigs
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Jig set (Bride's Favorite / Cliffs Of Moher / Clumsy Lover / Coleraine / Connaughtman's Rambles / Dr. Norman Carpet / Haste To The Wedding)
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Various
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Various
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One-off gag for a St. Patrick's Day show - spin the wheel and play the tune...
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When I Was A Fair Maid
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Song (Bottom of the Punch Bowl / Altfrangg)
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Various
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England
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First version of the arrangement followed the song with "Punch Bowl;" "Altfrangg" was later substituted.
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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Song (Drive the Cold Winter Away)
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Trad.
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Scotland
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Winifred
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Tune set (Isabeaux S'y Promène / Not "Salmon Tails..." / Drowsy Maggie)
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Trad.
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Various
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Sometimes referred to as "Winifred's Bass Cabinet." The second tune is a (possibly Scottish?) variation of "Salmon Tails Down the Water," found on a Pogues album.
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Wir Fahren Mit Der SBB
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Song [German] (SBB Landler / Ein Neue Alte)
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Walter Wild
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Switzerland
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How sweet it is to ride on the Swiss national railways!
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The Witch of the Westmorland
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Song
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Archie Fisher
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Scotland
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Loosely based on Stan Rogers' arrangement.
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With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm
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Song (Ternovka Sher)
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R. P. Weston & Bert Lee
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England
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Arranged Klezmer style.
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The World Turned Upside-Down [The Diggers]
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Song
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Leon Rosselson
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England
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Inspired by Dick Gaughan's rendition.
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Yoshke
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Klezmer song/tune
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Trad.
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Jewish
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In some earlier versions of "New York Girls."
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