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HOT PUNCH [2]. Scottish; March, Highland Schottische. A duple time version of the same tune as the jig setting in "Hot Punch (1)." Northumbrian musician William Vickers included a 4/4 time version in his 1770 manuscript collection.
Source for notated version:
Printed sources:
Reid (The Piper's Delight), 1932; p. 2 (6/8 march setting).
Reid (The Piper's Delight), 1932; p. 18 (strathspey setting).
Recorded sources: