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Jig / Slide, Song with Speech: Oh My Catherine / Katherine Hogan / Tidy Womaneen Saucepan / Tidy Womaneen Sasta [CICD 1326 (from this recording; untitled); Catherine Hogan], Oh My Catherine [Words sung to the tune just played; reminiscent of the words on a Frank Quinn recording of a song to the same melody on a 78 rpm disc; interspersed with discussion of the song just sung]

Burke, Mick - singing in English
Burke, Mick, Kerry
Leahy, Tim

Polka: Untitled [CICD 6362 (from this recording); CRE 4, # 81 from CICD 6364–6365]

Burke, Mick, Kerry

Speech, Jig: Untitled, The Kilmeedy Jig / Kilmeady Jig [CICD 2263 (from this recording)]

Leahy, Tim

Speech, Polka / Single Reel: Untitled, The Dancing Master's [CICD 6344 (from this track on this recording; played on the concertina); 6343 (from track A28 on this recording; whistled); CRE 2, # 126 as The Dancing Master's Reel]

Leahy, Tim

Hop Jig / Slip Jig: Mrs Dalton's [Not in CICD from this recording]

Leahy, Tim

Hop Jig / Slip Jig: The Old Brown Slipper [CICD 257 (from this recording; untitled); CRE 2, # 99 (which provides the title)]

Leahy, Tim

Speech, Fling: Untitled [Discussion about the difference between a hop and a fling], When Kitty Is Convenient [Not in CICD from this recording; Love Will You Marry Me? / Some Say the Devil is Dead (songs sung to this melody)]

Leahy, Tim, Kerry

Speech, Reel: Untitled, The Bass Reel [CICD 5090 (from this recording)]

Leahy, Tim

Speech, Jig / Slide: Untitled [Information about local musicians, with fiddle playing in the background (in Lynch's pub, Listowel, 11 December 1968?)], Untitled [The Game Cock; CRE 4, # 62 (not from this recording); The Bog Carrot (popular current name for this tune when played as a reel); played in the background during the conversation just listed]

Leahy, Tim, Kerry
Unidentified performers - speech in English

Jig / Slide, Speech: Rural Velocity / Rural Felicity [CICD 788 (from this recording); recorded in Lynch's pub, Listowel, 11 December 1968], Untitled

Unidentified performer ('man in black shirt') - speech in English