Look on Larry Unger's earlier albums, there's a bunch of good ones, including a couple that go jig-to-reel. Can't remember which albums right now, I had them converted onto a cassette mix tape (!) for use in the older student activity room... On 2/28/20, Rick Mohr via Contra Callers <contracallers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: > After 25 years of calling to only live music I started a teen dance which > so far has a pretty limited budget. So I've found a bunch of album tracks > we can dance to -- see below for the ones we use. > > While I have a lot of great tracks I'd love to find more for variety, > especially with 11-14 times through where I don't have as many. Any ideas > for me? > > Thanks, > > Rick > > Here's a spreadsheet showing the tracks we use (with tempos and number of > times through): > https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1AGHHI1hH7VJcvBRdXB_FmYeHkS-SGllL7Zp… > > And here's my album list (showing how many tracks we use from each. > > Airdance -- Airdance (1) > Airdance -- Cloud Nine (2) > Assembly -- Other Side Of The Tracks (1) > Becky Tracy, Keith Murphy, Andy Davis -- Any Jig or Reel (7) > Berea Castoffs -- Folk Buddha's Path to Enlightenment > Big Bandemonium -- The Big Bang (1) > Elixir -- Rampant (1) > Great Bear -- Magic Fantasy Dream Dance (3) > Great Bear Trio -- Dancing Again (1) > Mary Cay Brass & Friends -- Green Mountain (3) > Rodney & Randy Miller -- New England Chestnuts Vol. II (2) > Susan Kevra -- Full Swing (5) > Wild Asparagus -- Live at the Guiding Star Grange (3) >