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Peeping Tom combine the essential melodic qualities of traditional folk dance music with a modern rhythmic approach to produce their own unique style. With many years' combined dance band experience behind them they pride themselves on being able to produce the right tune for the right dance at the right time. For some years now, the band have performed at many of the country's major folk festivals and ceilidh clubs, working with all of the U.K.'s top callers.
Many of the tunes they play are written by Ben Woodward (melodeon) and Ian Wilson (keyboards) and this book contains 63 of them. Some of the tunes are working their way into sessions and no wonder. These lads can write solid 'traditional' dance music. Most of the tunes have appeared on one or another of the band's recordings.
Foreword by Hugh Rippon, photographs, biographies, classified index, discography and chords; a great book for the musician seeking to play something that's not been overdone before.
Peeping Tom Tune Book : Ben Woodward and Ian Wilson
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Reels
Beamish Mary
The Bootless Tie
The Catchgate Crapshooter
Dirty Duck
Gairloch Sands
Gormless Goose
Hair on a Geesewing
Joanna's Jaunt
Lariat Malarky
Pig's Brawl
Pinfold Jetty
Quakie's Fell
Ragon Reel 1
Ragon Reel 2
The Redcar Reel
Swag
The Yodelling Pitchfork
Jigs
Arnold's March
Billy Bishop's Jig
The Bedbreaker
| The Camels are Coming Cheeky Baggers
The Criterion
The Holy Sock
Horsepower
Jolly Geordies 1
Jolly Geordies 2
JT's Jig
Lizzie Lichine
March of the Moggies
Musty Mourning
The Mystery Jig
Natterjack
A Night on the Gin
One for the Road
Popinjay
The Prowed C
Robbie's Revenge
The Room in the Loft
The Spencer Jig
Tap the Admiral
The Twenty-Fifth of July
Two for the Road
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Wandering Wally Waltzes
The Chateau
Mandy Linn
Mother's Rouen
Hornpipes
The Abbeyfield
Annie's Hornpipe
The Dumb Post
Hare of the Rabbitt
Mister Priddy's Favourite
The Skylark
Through the Eye of an Egg
Wollaton Park
Miscellaneous
The Harbinger
The Imperial
Laura's Theme
McMahon's March
The Whirlpool
Wi' a Haggis in yer Sporran
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