Valley Forge

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

Pig Ankle Rag

• Recorded by Gus Cannon's Jug Stompers as "Pig Ankle Strut" in 1928. Pig Ankle Rag become popularized later by Dick Hutchinson and Ron Hughey in the Ozarks. Each of these fiddlers' versions have unique takes on the meldoy. Ron Hughey Source - Dick Hutchinson Source

Deer Walk

• Doc Roberts Source

Ducks on the Millpond

• Emmett Lundy Source

Katy Bar the Door

• Roscoe Parish Recording

Sals Got Mud Between Her Toes

• Pat Kingery Source

Rock the Cradle Joe

• Babe Spangler Source

Indian Ate the Woodchuck

• Ed Haley Source

Shoo! Fly

Rachel

• Melvin Wine playing Rachel

St. Anne's Reel

• This tune has French Canadian origins. According to the Traditional Tune Archive, St. Anne's Reel likely originated from Quebec and was first recorded in Montreal by Willie Ringuette. For the life of me I can't find an online recording of Willie's playing, but I was able to locate a recording from French Canadian fiddler Isidore Soucy. I feel like this is a cool way to hear this tune in its French Canadian stylings. Isidore Soucy Recording

Snowshoes

• John Ashby recording

Snake River Reel

• Modern tune composed by  dance caller Peter Lippincott.

Porter's Reel (Porter's Two-Step)

• Stafford Harris source

Farewell Pinceton

• Clyde Davenport source

Chinquapin

• Norman Edmonds recording

Half Past Four

• Ed Haley source

Yell in the Shoats

• Gary Harrison source in DDAD
• This tune is commonly associated with the key of D. We played it in A.

Sandy Boys

• Eden Hammons Source

Policeman

• Tommy Jarrell source

Fire on the Mountain

• Many sources for this tune. You can reference them here

Lost Indian

• Benton Flippen Recording

Booth Shot Lincoln

• Marcus Martin Source

Grub Springs

• Ernest Claunch Source

Old Yellow Dog Came Trottin' Through the Meeting House

• Charlie Acuff recording