| TITLE |
PAGE |
NOTES |
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| Allie Crocker |
21 |
NG: Aka Ally Croaker's Favourite or Alley
Crocker (K2v1p22).
Bruce Olson: This was a song said to have been written
by Larry Grogan after one Ally (Alicia) Croker, and there are
single sheet editions from c 1730. Grogan was a gentleman
piper of Wexford, Ireland during the early 18th century. Sam
Foote for 'An Englishman in Paris', 1753, changed it to
Ally Croaker, which was then dubbed 'A New Song'. |
| Angus Campbell |
23 |
Scottish; Angus Campbell, Glasgow by
James Scott Skinner [biog]. |
| Archie Menzies |
24 |
Scottish, by John Lowe |
| Avalon Quickstep |
30 |
Old-Time, New England |
| Battle of Aughrim, The |
37 |
Irish. This is a different tune from After the
Battle of Aughrim (p21). |
| Billy In the Lowground 1 |
42 |
Old-Time, Bluegrass.
NG: Said to be related to the Scottish strathspey
The Braes of Auchtertyre (or Auchentyre -
see K2v1p14), which is called The Belles of Tipperary
in Ryan (p29). |
| Bird In the Tree, The |
44 |
Irish |
| Bitter Creek |
45 |
Texas Style, Old Time |
| Blackberry Blossom 1 |
47 |
Old-Time, Bluegrass |
| Bonaparte Crossing the Rocky Mountains |
51 |
Old-Time |
| Bonaparte's Retreat |
51 |
Old-Time |
| Bonnie Isle o' Whalsay |
52 |
Shetland reel. |
| Bonnie Kate |
53 |
NG: An Irish variant of a Scottish tune, The Bonnie
Lass of Fisherrow by Daniel Dow. |
| Boys of the Lough, The |
54 |
Irish |
| Breaking Up Christmas |
55 |
Old-Time |
| Briarpicker Brown |
56 |
Old-Time |
| Brickyard Joe |
56 |
Old-Time |
| Bunch of Keys I |
59 |
Irish. NG: An Irish variant of a
Scottish tune, The Old Reel. |
| Bunch of Keys II |
59 |
Old-Time |
| Camp Chase |
62 |
Old-Time |
| Chorus Jig |
68 |
British Isles, New England |
| College Groves |
71 |
Irish |
| Come Dance and Sing |
72 |
New England |
| Cricket On the Hearth |
78 |
Old-Time, Bluegrass |
| Cripple Creek 2 |
79 |
Bluegrass; aka Going Up Cripple Creek |
| Cross Reel |
80 |
Shetland reel. |
| Cuffey |
81 |
Old-Time |
| Dailey's Reel |
82 |
Old-Time, Bluegrass |
| Devil's Dream, The |
85 |
NG: Possibly derived from a Scottish reel
called Deil Amang the Tailors. |
| East Neuk of Fife, The |
97 |
Scottish. |
| Fairy Dance, The |
100 |
NG: A Scottish dance tune composed by Nathaniel Gow
(biog). |
| Farewell to Ireland |
101 |
NG: Originally a Scottish tune called The
Highlander's Farewell to Ireland or A Mhorag am bheil
thu ann? |
| Farewell to Whiskey |
102 |
NG: Originally composed as a slow air or lament by
Niel Gow. |
| Galley Watch, Da |
115 |
Shetland reel. |
| Gavin McMullen |
117 |
NG: composed by James Scott Skinner
[biog]. |
| Ghillie Callum |
53 |
Sword Dance; Tail Toddle |
| Gladstone |
121 |
NG: Aka A A Gladstone, Glasgow; The Gladstone Reel;
Gladstone's Reel, this reel was composed by James Scott
Skinner [biog]. |
| Highlandman That Kissed His Grannie |
135 |
|
| Johnny's Gone to France |
149 |
|
| Lady Ann Montgomery |
161 |
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| Laird o' Drumblair, The |
162 |
NG: composed by James Scott Skinner
[biog]. |
| Lasses Trust in Providnece |
165 |
Shetland reel. |
| Lerwick Lasses, Da |
167 |
Shetland reel. |
| Loch Earn |
172 |
|
| Loch Lavan Castle |
172 |
|
| Lodge of Glen-Tana, The |
109 |
|
| Lord Gordon's Reel |
174 |
Lord Gordon's |
| Malcolm Finlay's Reel |
183 |
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| Mary Walker |
184 |
|
| Mason's Apron, The |
185 |
|
| Millbank Cottage |
188 |
|
| Miss Gray of Carse |
121 |
|
| Miss McLeod's Reel |
192 |
|
| Molly Put the Kettle On |
194 |
|
| Moneymusk |
194, 195 |
The Money Musk; Sir |
| My Love Is But a Lassie Yet |
278 |
|
| Petronella |
216 |
|
| Pit Hame da Borrowed Claes |
219 |
Shetland reel. |
| Rose Tree, The |
235 |
|
| Roxburgh Castle |
237 |
|
| Sleep Soond ida Moarnin' |
258 |
Shetland reel. |
| Soldier's Joy |
262 |
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| Speed the Plough |
264 |
by John Morehead or Muirhead |
| Staten Island |
266 |
|
| Tarbolton Reel |
273 |
|
| Tom and Jerry |
278 |
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| Too Young to Marry |
278 |
|
| Underhill, Da |
282 |
Shetland reel. |
| White Cockade |
291 |
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