[F] Scots Reel: Deil Among the Tailors, source: Aly Bain Book
 

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 [F] Ethnica 2/3: Mazurka (a Passetto)
 

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 [F] Organetto e Tarantelle 3: Mazurca (a Passetto)
 

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 [F] Bonny Kate, discography: Tape of recital, Irvingstown, Fermanagh 1993, history: Short version. He played this and then the Coleman setting to show how tunes can develop., source: Seamus Quinn, Fermanagh (fiddle), notes: As played
 

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 [F] Is the Big Man Within
 

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 [F] Stanes Morris, history: First printed in the "William Ballet Lute Book" (1595). It is not known that the town of Staines, on the Thames, had any connection with this tune.
 

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 [F] the Bride's march, origin: Shetland
 

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 [F] Jack Broke da Prison Door, origin: Shetland
 

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 [F] Trad Shetland: Jack Broke Da Prison Door, book: Fiddler's Fake Book
 

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 [F] Jim Magill: Dunbarton Reel
 

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