[F] Trad: Fenwick O Bywell, source: Northumbrian Minstrelsy
 

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 [F] Have a Drink w' Me, alternative title: Old As the Hills, discography: The Branch Line, Jack and Fr. Charlie Coen, source: Mike Rafferty from Barrel Rafferty, notes: the version on The Branch Line is slightly different
 

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 [F] Whiskey Jig, The, origin: Cape Breton, discography: Maire O'Keefe
 

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 [F] Soldiers joy (Shetland), origin: Shetland
 

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 [F] To the Weaver gin ye go
 

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 [F] Langstrom's Pony, discography: From a 70's demo tape, source: Tommy Peoples, Donegal (fiddle), notes: As played
 

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 [F] Trad Shetland: Da Underhill, book: Fiddler's Fake Book
 

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 [F] Johnny I do miss you, origin: Ireland England
 

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 [F] Three Scones of Boxty, The, history: See also #182, source: Paddy O'Neill
 

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 [F] The Dainty Besom Maker., notes: strathspey form of "The Old Lea Rig", later "The Rose Tree"
 

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