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Old Molly Hare illustration by Barbara Cooney
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Largo's Fairy Dance
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Home Brew Rag
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Haste To The Wedding
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Irish Washerwoman
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The Girls I Left Behind me
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Money Musk
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Sir John Fenwick
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Kilwinning's Steeple
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Teetotaller's Reel
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Kemp's Jig
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Bovaglie's Plaid
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The Lass Of Richmond Hill
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Sir Sidney Smith March
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Cripple Creek: In 1965, Tracy Newman did 6 episodes of a public TV series for children called "What's New." She presented folk songs from all over the world, and many instruments, to the best of her ability at the time.