Title
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Type of Piece (Included pieces for medleys & tune sets)
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Authorship
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Nationality
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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
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Played by itself and in medley with "Gas-Nign" and "New York Girls."
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An Dro
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Dance in 2/4
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Trad.
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Brittany
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Title unknown. Played in medley with "Nonesuch."
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As I Roved Out
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Song
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Occasionally included "Stairway to Heaven" quote (see "Matty Groves").
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Babylon
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Song
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Trad.
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Newfoundland
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Originally British (probably from Scotland).
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The Bank of Ireland
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Spinning Wheel..."
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Bonny Portmore
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Song (Caidé Sin Don té Sin)
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Inspired by a version by Bert Jansch.
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Bruton Town
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Song (Final Advance on Reykjavik)
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Trad.
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England
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"Reykjavik" by Speer.
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Bucimis
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Bucimis [dance in 15/16]
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Trad.
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Bulgaria
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Title unknown.
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Caidé Sin Don té Sin
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Irish air
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Tune of an Irish song.
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Cliffs of Moher
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Jig
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In various arrangements, mainly "Town of Ballybay."
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Cold Frosty Morning
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "15 Bricks..."
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Cottage in the Grove
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Title uncertain; may be called "Lad O'Byrne's." In "Rat in her Pocket."
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Donald MacLean of Lewis
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Jig
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Trad.
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Cape Breton
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In "Hovercraft Full Of Eels."
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Drowsy Maggie
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Scrape the Parrot" and "40 Lbs. of Yarn."
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The Dusty Windowsill
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Jig
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Trad.
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Ireland
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The Eel in the Sink
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Hovercraft Full Of Eels."
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15 Bricks at the Bottom of the Pond
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Reel set (Old Grey Cat / Oyster Wives' Rant / Miner's Night Out / Cold Frosty Morning)
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Various
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Various
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Title by audience competition.
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The First House in Connaught
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Spinning Wheel..."
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Frejlex
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Klezmer tune
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Trad.
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Jewish
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In later versions of "New York Girls."
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Galitzianer Tansel
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Klezmer tune
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Trad.
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Jewish
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Usually played at the end of "New York Girls."
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Garrett Barry's
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Jig
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Gas-Nign
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Klezmer tune (Gas-Nign)
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Trad.
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Jewish (Ukraine)
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Title unknown. Played in medley with "Makedonsko Devojce" or (recently) "Acano Mlada Nevesto."
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The Gravel Walk
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Three Pounds Ten."
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Hal-an-Tow
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Song
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Trad.
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Cornwall
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arr. Hall (a capella), later additions Rhoads.
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Hastily Improvised Tune Set
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Tune set (Road to Lisdoonvarna / Braes of Tullymet / Dusty Windowsill / Garrett Barry's / Cliffs of Moher)
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Trad.
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Various
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J'ai Vû Le Loup
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Song [French] (J'ai Vû Le Loup / J'ai Vû Le Loup, le Rénard et la Bellette)
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Trad.
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France
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Two variations of the same song, the second played as an instrumental.
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King of the Fairies
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Golden Vanity."
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Langstrom's Pony
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Jig
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Hovercraft Full Of Eels."
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Magellan
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Song (Snow on the Hills)
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Music: Trad.; lyrics: Paul Rugg & John P. McCann
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USA
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From the Animaniacs.
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Matty Groves
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Song (Stairway to Heaven)
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Trad.
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Britain
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"Stairway to Heaven" (by J. Page & R. Plant) quoted at the end of later versions of the arrangement.
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The Merry Blacksmith
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Scrape the Parrot."
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Miner's Night Out
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Reel
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John McEuen
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USA
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In "15 Bricks..."
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Minka
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Dance in 7/8
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Trad.
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Bulgaria
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Hovercraft Full Of Eels
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Tune set (Langstrom's Pony / Donald MacLean of Lewis / Eel in the Sink)
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Trad.
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Various
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Title taken from a Monty Python sketch.
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The New St. George
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Song
|
Richard Thompson
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England
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arr. Rhoads (a capella).
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New York Girls
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Song (Yoshke / "James Bond" Theme / Rainbow Connection / Sailors' Hornpipe / Acano Mlada Nevesto / Frejlex)
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Trad.
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England
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Usually closes our concerts.
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Nonesuch
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Playford dance
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Trad.
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England
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Possibly of French origin.
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Nonesuch / An Dro
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Tune set (Nonesuch / An Dro)
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Trad.
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Various
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Old Grey Cat
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Reel
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Trad.
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England
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In "15 Bricks..."
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Oot Be Est da Vong
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Reel
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Trad.
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Shetland
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In "Spinning Wheel..."
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The Oyster Wives' Rant
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Reel
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Trad.
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Scotland
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In "15 Bricks..."
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Pastures of Plenty
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Song
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Woody Guthrie
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USA
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Por La Tu Puerta
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Song [Ladino/Turkish]
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Trad.
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Sephardic Jewish (Turkey)
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Found on an album by Voice of the Turtle.
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A Rat in Her Pocket
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Tune set (Tobin's Favorite / Trip to Durrow / Cottage in the Grove)
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Named by audience competition.
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The Road to Lisdoonvarna
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Jig
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Scrape the Parrot
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Reel set (Merry Blacksmith / Drowsy Maggie / Sheehan's)
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Trad.
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Ireland
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Sheath and Knife
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Song
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Trad.
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Britain
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First live arrangement was bluegrass style; now played in a rock arrangement resembling the version on our album More Bad News.
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Sheehan's
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Reel
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Trad.
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Ireland
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In "Scrape the Parrot."
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Silkie
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Song
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Tom Rhoads
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Based on Scottish ballad
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Sleep Soond ida Moarnin'
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Reel
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Trad.
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Shetland
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In "Spinning Wheel..."
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Snow on the Hills
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Jig
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Aina Egan
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USA
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In medley with "My Dungannon Sweetheart" and "Magellan."
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Snow on the Hills / My Dungannon Sweetheart
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Jig set (Snow on the Hills / My Dungannon Sweetheart)
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Various
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Various
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"My Dungannon Sweetheart" is by Graham Townsend.
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The Spinning Wheel and the Bronze Axe
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Reel set (First House in Connaught / Oot Be Est da Vong / Sleep Soond ida Moarnin' / Bank of Ireland)
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Trad.
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Various
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Sugar Trade
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Song
|
James Taylor, Jimmy Buffett & Tim Mayer
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USA
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arr. Rhoads (a capella).
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Ternovka Sher
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Klezmer tune
|
Dave Tarras
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USA
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Probably based on older Eastern European source. In "With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm."
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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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Tobin's Favorite
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Jig
|
Trad.
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Ireland
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In "A Rat in her Pocket."
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The Trip to Durrow
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Reel
|
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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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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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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