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Bill Black's Webabc Library Master Index As of 30 Sept 2014 Key To Bill Black's webABC Library Master Index as of 30 Sept 2014 key to folder abbreviations on Sheet 2 title (* assigned) ("per source") (alternate) type folder file ID A FEW GOOD MEN* ("march") MARCH mfc 001a_few A FOOL'S ADVICE H'PIPE pobr 001a_fools A LOVER OF MILD BEHAVIOR AIR 3/4 moi.1850 001a_lover A MAN'S A MAN FOR A' THAT MARCH ofpc/v.3 001a_man's A SAILOR LOVED A FARMER'S DAUGHTER AIR 3/4 moi.1850 002a_sailor A SOLDIER TONIGHT IS OUR GUEST AIR 3/4 moi.1850 003a_soldier ABBEYLEIX REEL srhi 01abbey ABERDEENE, OR THE DEEL'S DEAD DANCE 2/2 cccd 01aber ABIGAIL JUDGE AIR 4/4 jcgi 001abig_j ABIGAIL JUDGE CAR:4/4 carolan 001abig_j ABSENT MINDED MAN JIG moi.1850 001abs_mm ABSENT-MINDED WOMAN REEL dmi.1001 001abs_mw ACCORD JIG rec 001acc ACE AND DEUCE OF PIPERING SET 4/4 roche/v.3 001ace ACE AND DEUCE OF PIPERING (1ST SETTING) L.DANCE 4/4 moi.1850 001ace_deuce_1 ACE AND DEUCE OF PIPERING (2ND SETTING) L.DANCE 4/4 moi.1850 002ace_deuce_2 ACHILL ("Achil") AIR AIR 3/4 moi.1850 004achill ACHILL SOUND REEL misc 001achill ACHONRY LASSES REEL cre/v.2 01achon ACHREIDH JIG JIG cre/v.1 001achr ACROBAT H'PIPE mfc 002acro ACROSS THE FENCE H'PIPE mfc 003across_f ACTIVE OLD MAN JIG moi.1850 002act_om ADIEU ADIEU THOU FAITHLESS WORLD AIR 4/4 ofpc/v.1 01adieu ADVICE AIR 2/4 moi.1850 005advice AER na MAIDNE (Morning Air) AIR 6/8 roche/v.3 002aer AFTER THE BLIZZARD JIG bbmg 001after_b AFTER THE HARE* REEL cre/v.2 02after_h AFTER THE SUN GOES DOWN REEL moi.1850 001after_sun AGGIE WHYTE'S JIG lom 001aggie AGGIE WHYTE'S REEL mvbt 001aggie AGHADA JIG liddy.1 001agha AGHAVAS REEL 1 REEL cre/v.5 001aghav1 AGHAVAS REEL 2 REEL cre/v.5 002aghav2 AH SURE SUCH A PAIR JIG(M) moi.1850 003ah_sure AH SURELY REEL cre/v.3 001ah_surely AH SURELY (Windy Gap) REEL mally 01ah_sure AH SURELY! REEL misc 002ah_sure AHASCRAGH PIG JIG cre/v.2 03ahasc_p AILBE GRACE'S POLKA misc 003ailbe AILEEN ALANNA WALTZ roche/v.3 003aileen AILEEN MAVOURNEEN AIR 4/4 roche/v.1 001ail_m AILEEN MAVOURNEEN AIR 4/4 ofhc 01ail_m AIR FOR AMERICA AIR misc 004air_am AISLING O'NEILL "PLANXTY" turoe 01aisl_on ALDERFORD HOUSE* CAR:6/8 carolan 226ald_house ALDRIDGE'S H'PIPE nciup 01aldr ALEWOMAN AIR 3/4 moi.1850 006alew ALEXANDER'S H'PIPE jol incip only ALEXANDER'S H'PIPE mally 02alex ALEXANDER'S H'PIPE moi.1850 001alex ALEXANDER'S FAVOURITE H'PIPE aif 001alex_f ALEXANDER'S MARCH JIG cre/v.5 003alex_m ALEXANDER'S MARCH - NEW WAY JIG cre/v.5 004alex_mnw Bill Black's webABC Library Master Index as of 30 Sept 2014 key to folder abbreviations on Sheet 2 title (* assigned) ("per source") (alternate) type folder file ID ALICE BY THE WINDOW H'PIPE bbmg 002alice ALICE'S REEL rec 002alice ALITOR AIR 3/4 bsmi/v.2 01alitor ALL ALIVE CAR:6/8 carolan 232all_alive ALL ALIVE JIG levey.2 001all_a ALL ALIVE JIG moi.1850 003all_alive ALL AROUND THE WORLD (Wise Maid) REEL bsmi/v.1 01all_a ALL COVERED WITH MOSS JIG moi.1850 004all_cov ALL HANDS AROUND REEL moi.1850 002all_hands ALL I WANT IS A DECENT BOY AIR 3/4 wsgm 001all_i ALL IRELAND REEL mfc 004all_irel ALL ROUND THE ROOM REEL cre/v.4 001all_around ALL SET REEL hoc 001all_set ALL THE WAY TO BARNA MARCH 2/4 roche/v.2 001all_wb ALL THE WAY TO GALWAY MISC 4/4 dmi.1001 002all_wg ALL THE WAY TO GALWAY POLKA roche/v.3 004all_w ALL THE WAY(S) TO GALWAY REEL cre/v.2 04all_wg ALL THE WORLD LOVES ME REEL cre/v.4 002all_tw ALLISTRUM'S MARCH MARCH 6/8 moi.1850 004allist_m ALLISTRUM'S setting 1 MARCH 6/8 roche/v.2 002all_m_1 ALLISTRUM'S setting 2 MARCH 6/8 roche/v.2 003all_m_2 ALMA ROAD* JIG petrie 001alma ALONG WITH MY LOVE I'LL GO AIR 3/4 moi.1850 007along ALTAWN GATE REEL liddy.2 001alt_g ALWAYS WELCOME H'PIPE moi.1850 002always AMBROSE MALONEY’S REEL bsmi/v.4 01ambr_m AMERICA LIES FAR AWAY AIR 6/8 moi.1850 008amer AMIR'S DELIGHT POLKA pobr 002amirs_d AN HOUR BEFORE DAY AIR 4/4 moi.1850 009an_hour ANAC CUAN JIG cre/v.5 005anac ANACREON AIR 6/4 ofpc/v.3 002anacr ANDERSON'S REEL mvbt 002anders ANDERSON'S REEL fs/v.1 001and ANDERSON’S REEL bsmi/v.4 02ander ANDERSON’S REEL cre/v.1 002ander ANDREA'S H'PIPE bbmg 003andrea ANDREW CAREY S/JIG roche/v.2 004and_c ANDREW CARY S/JIG ofpc/v.2 01andr_c ANDY BROOKS' REEL bbmg 004andy_b ANDY DUFFY'S JIG mvbt 003andy_d ANDY MCGANN'S JIG lom 002andy ANDY McGANN'S #1 REEL mvbt 004andy_mcg ANDY McGANN’S JIG bsmi/v.3 01andy ANGEL'S WHISPER AIR 4/4 moi.1850 010angel's ANGEL'S WHISPER MARCH ofhc 02angel_w ANGRY PEELER JIG cre/v.1 003angry ANGRY PEELER JIG moi.1850 005angry_p ANN DRONEY'S REEL mvbt 005ann_d ANN FROM MONAHAN REEL ccer 031ann ANNA LIVIA REEL turoe 02anna ANNAGHBEG POLKA jol 001annagh ANNAMACULEEN REEL cre/v.2 05annam ANNE DERRANE'S REEL bbmg 005anne_d ANNESBROOK HOUSE REEL cre/v.4 003annes_h Bill Black's webABC Library Master Index as of 30 Sept 2014 key to folder abbreviations on Sheet 2 title (* assigned) ("per source") (alternate) type folder file ID ANNIE O'NEILL REEL moi.1850 003annie_o'n ANNIE SWEENEY'S FANCY REEL liddy.2 002annie_sf ANOTHER JIG WILL DO! S/JIG moi.1850 001another ANSWER I GOT JIG dfw 01answer ANTHONY FRAWLEY'S JIG cre/v.2 06anth_f ANTRIM LASSES JIG moi.1850 006antr_L ANTRIM ROSE REEL mvbt 006antr_r ANTRIM ROSE REEL cre/v.3 002ant_rose ANYTHING FOR JOHN JOE? REEL cre/v.3 003any_jj ANYTHING FOR JOHN JOE? REEL jol 002any_jj APPLES IN WINTER JIG jol incip only APPLES IN WINTER JIG lom 003apples APPLES IN WINTER JIG moi.1850 007apples APPLES IN WINTER JIG ofnim 01apples APPLES IN WINTER JIG ofpc/v.1 02apples APPLES IN WINTER REEL levey.1 001apples APPRENTICE BOY AIR 6/8 moi.1850 011app_b APRIL'S FOOL JIG mvbt 007apr_f AQUINNAH'S CLIFFS* JIG levey.1 002aquin AR LAOCHRA AIR 6/8 roche/v.3 005ar_Laoch ARABY'S DAUGHTER AIR 6/8 moi.1850 012araby ARAH MY DEAR EV'LEEN AIR 4/4 isqt 001arah ARD AN BHOTHAIR (High Part of the Road) JIG dmwc 001ard ARD BARRA JIG 01ard_b ARDARA CIRCUS* MARCH nfid 001ard_c ARDFINNAN BRIDGE REEL bbmg 006ardfin ARE YOU WILLING? REEL moi.1850 004are_you ARIGNA JIG liddy.1 002arig ARKANSAS TRAVELER REEL wsgm 002ark_t ARMAGH POLKA (EGAN'S)("KERRY #1") POLKA fs/v.1 002arm_p ARNOLD’S DUCK JIG bbmg 007arnold AROUND KILLAVIL JIG mfc 005ar_kill AROUND THE FAIRY FORT B/DANCE turoe 03around_ff AROUND THE FAIRY FORT (c: V.Broderick) B.DANCE fs/v.3 incip only AROUND THE WORLD FOR SPORT JIG(M) moi.1850 005around_w AROUND THE WORLD FOR SPORT REEL moi.1850 005around_w ARRA MOUNTAINS S/JIG pobr 003arra_m ARRAH MY DEAR EVELEEN! AIR 4/4 moi.1850 013arrah ARRAN AIR AIR 2/4 moi.1850 014arran ARRAVALE ROVERS (quadrille) figure 1 JIG roche/v.3 006arr_r1 ARRAVALE ROVERS (quadrille) figure 2 POLKA roche/v.3 007arr_r2 ARRAVALE ROVERS (quadrille) figure 3 JIG roche/v.3 008arr_r3 ARRAVALE ROVERS (quadrille) figure 4 POLKA roche/v.3 009arr_r4 ARRAVALE ROVERS (quadrille) figure 5 POLKA roche/v.3 010arr_r5 ART O'KEEFFE'S SLIDE jol 003art_ok ART O'KEEFFE'S POLKA misc 005art_ok ART OF SPARING JIG msist 01art_sp ARTHUR'S H'PIPE treoir 001arth AS I ROVED OUT AIR 4/4 moi.1850 015as_i_r_o AS I ROVED OUT ONE MORNING AIR 3/4 moi.1850 016as_iroom AS I WENT OUT UPON THE ICE POLKA cre/v.2 07as_i_went AS I WENT OUT UPON THE ICE POLKA jol 004as_i_went AS THROUGH THE WOODS I ROAMED AIR 4/4 moi.1850 017as_thro AS WE GO ABOUT OUR WORK AIR 4/4 moi.1850 018as_we Bill Black's webABC Library Master Index as of 30 Sept 2014 key to folder abbreviations on Sheet 2 title (* assigned) ("per source") (alternate) type folder file ID ASH PLANT REEL bsmi/v.1 02ash_p ASHBOURNE FANCY* ("reel") REEL mfc 006ashb_f ASHMOLEAN HOUSE REEL cre/v.4 004ashmo_h ASHMOLEAN HOUSE REEL mvbt 008ashmo ASHPLANT REEL cre/v.1 004ashpl ASHTREE GROVE AIR 3/4 moi.1850 019asht_g ASK MY FATHER JIG1 cre/v.1 005ask_f ASK MY FATHER JIG dmwc 002ask ASK MY FATHER JIG moi.1850 008ask_mf ASTLEY'S H'PIPE wsgm 003astley AT MIDNIGHT HOUR AIR 4/4 moi.1850 020at_mid AT SWIM WITH TWO BIRDS MARCH ntfo 02at_swim AT THE HEIGHT OF BOREDOM REEL misc 006at_height ATHLONE (Western) H’PIPE bsmi/v.1 03ath ATHLONE BRIDGE H'PIPE mfc 007ath_br ATHOLE HOUSE H'PIPE msist 02ath_h ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS* FLING hoc 002atl_h ATLANTIC ROAR H'PIPE nfid 002atl_r ATLANTIC WAVE REEL lom 004atl_w ATLANTIC WAVE REEL cre/v.5 006atl_w ATLANTIC WAVE ("Cronin's") REEL bsmi/v.3 02atl_w ATOMIC CLOCK REEL liddy.2 003atom_c AUGHACASHEL REEL rec 003augha AUGHAMORE REEL ccer 015augha AUGHDARRA (Otter’s Hole) REEL bsmi/v.4 03augh AUGHRIM SLOPES #1* WALTZ pobr 004augh_s1 AUGHRIM SLOPES #2* WALTZ pobr 005augh_s2 AUGHTABOY JIG ccer 087aughta AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY JIG pobr 006aug_bh AUNT MARY & DAD'S POLKA POLKA rec 004aunt_m AUSTIN TIERNEY'S REEL fs/v.3 001aus_tiern AUSTIN TIERNEY'S (Cherry Tree) REEL cre/v.3 004aus_tier AUTUMN APPLES REEL misc 007aut_app AUTUMN LEAVES REEL cre/v.4 005aut_L AUTUMN WOODS H'PIPE dmi.1001 003aut_w AUTUMN WOODS H'PIPE moi.1850 003autumn AVONMORE REEL moi.1850 006avonm AWAKENING REEL pobr 007awake AWAY BACK H'PIPE hoc 003away_b AWKWARD CLOWN'S ANTICS JIG roche/v.3 011awk_c BABY GAVIN (Pete Kelly’s) JIG lom 005baby BACK GARDEN* POLKA cre/v.5 011back_g BACK OF THE CHANGE REEL roche/v.1 002back_c BACK OF THE HAGGARD H'PIPE moi.1850 004back_h BACK OF THE PIPES* REEL cre/v.4 006back_p BACK TO CAMP* ("march") MARCH mfc 008back_c BACK TO GWEEDORE REEL mvbt 009back_g BACON AND BEANS* H'PIPE cre/v.5 007bacon BADGER'S FANCY* H’PIPE cre/v.4 007badg_f BAG OF POTATOES REEL misc 008bag_p BAG OF PRATIES H'PIPE levey.1 003bag_p BAG OF SPUDS REEL cre/v.1 006bag_s BAG PIPE TUNE MARCH 2/4 roche/v.2 005bagp_t BAGNAL'S FROLICK S/JIG ciaj 01bag Bill Black's webABC Library Master Index as of 30 Sept 2014 key to folder abbreviations on Sheet 2 title (* assigned) ("per source") (alternate) type folder file ID BAILE an tSAMHRAIDH
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