Rock the cradle Joe

• Babe Spangler Source

Julianne Johnson

• Emmett Lundy Source

Belle of Lexington

• Emmett Lundy Source

Indian ate the Woodchuck

• Ed Haley Source (John Salyer has a version recorded at around the same time)

Shoo! Fly

Ducks on the Millpond

• Emmett Lundy Source

Step Around Johnny

• Sam Taylor Source

Spotted Pony

• Spotted Pony is attributed to Missouri fiddler Lyman Enloe. The earliest recording I can find of them playing this tune is on this compilation, but it doesn't sound much like the modern versions of the tune ... or at least how we've played it in Colorado.

Valley Forge

• Jimmy Driftwood Source  allegedly, Jimmy Driftwood may have picked this tune up from Absie Morrison in Arkansas

Johnny Don’t Get Drunk

• John Ashby Version
• Snake Chapman Version

Katy Bar the Door

• Roscoe Parish Recording

Year of Jubilo (aka Kingdom Coming)

Five miles from Town

• Clyde Davenport Source

Big Scioty

• Burl Hammonds Source Big Scioty likely came from Ohio. The tune's name references the Scioto River. Burl likely did not compose this tune and instead, learned it from other sources.

Brushy Run

• Ed Haley source

Josie-O (aka Josie Girl)

• Charlie Acuff source

The Cat Came Back

• Doc Roberts Source

Waldorf Reel

• Gus Meade Source

Jeff City (aka Bill Katon's Tune)

• Source Recording Jeff City was allegedly composed by Bill Katon, a black fiddler from Missouri.

Roscoe

• Kyle Creed Source Creed learned this tune from friend "Roscoe Russell" and called this tune "Roscoe" as a result

Forks of Sandy

• Manco Sneed Recording

Jimmy in the Swamp

• Bob Walters Source

Waynesboro

• Doc Roberts Source This tune dates back to Ireland and is known as "Over the Moor to Maggie" 

Jonesboro

• Composed by Oscar Wilson. I can't find a source recording, but you can learn more about Oscar "Red" Wilson here

Shove the Pigs Foot

• Marcus Martin Source

Raccoon on a rail?

• Source is Bill Helms. Recording above is the original recording.