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Maybe you also want to try searching for the melodic contour of your query, *RUDDDUDUUDDUUDDUUDDDUDDDUUDUUDUDUDDURUDDDUDUUDDUUDDUUDDDUDDDUUDUUDRRUDDDUDUUDDUUDDUUDDDUDDDUUDUUDUDUDDURUDDDUDUUDDUUDDUUDDDUDDDUUDUUDUUDUDUDURUUDDDDUUUDDDUDDDDDUUUDUUUDDDDDUUDUDUDURUUDDDDUUUDDDUDDDDDUUUDUUUDDDUDUUDUDUDURUUDDDDUUUDDDUDDDDDUUUDUUUDDDDDUUDUDUDURUUDDDDUUUDDDUDDDDDUUUDUUUDDDUD. (what? why?)  [F] Frank Roche's Favourite, discography: Matt Molloy: Stony Steps, history: Originally a Scottish Strathspey, "Lady Ann Hope" or "Miss Hope's Strathspey", composed by John Pringle  view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Lady Comptons Whim. JC.240, area: Northamptonshire, origin: England240, source: John Clare,Poet,Helpstone (1793-1864), notes: No TS or KS in the MS. view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Limerick Rake, The, alternative title: Fa/gaimi/d siu/d mar ata/ se/, source: irtrad-l, 5/97, Jerome Colburn, notes: Ewan MacColl wrote "Champion at Keepin' 'Em Rollin'" to this tune view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Bonaparte Crossing the Rocky Mountains, source: unknown, photocopy, notes: A Aeolian view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Baron O' Brackley, The, book: From Folk Songs and Ballads of Scotland, MacColl, Child #203, source: Digital Tradition, brnbrkly, notes: chords set view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] McKenna's, discography: From RTE 'The Pure Drop', source: Gerry O'Connor, Louth (fiddle), notes: As played (sort of) view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Sah ein Knab' ein Röslein stehn..., origin: Deutschland, book: Frau Nachtigall (Straßburg - 1928), notes: p.58 view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] La Péronelle, origin: France, book: Le livre des Chansons (Henri Davenson) n°16 view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Napoleon Crossing the Rhine, source: Dianna Boullier, Bangor (fiddle), notes: As played view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this
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