Talk:Billy Pigg

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According to this website:

http://www.peteloud.co.uk/tunebook/

Billy Pigg is the author of these tunes:

Gypsies' Lullaby
Bonny Woodside
Tom's March
Carrick Hornpipe
Biddlestone Hornpipe
Old Drove Road, The
Keening in The Wind (?)
Hepple Haugh
Raylees
Dr Browne
Foxhunter's Hornpipe
Billsmoor
John of Carrick
Anne of Hindhope
Coffee Bridge
Kielder Fells
Rookland Lasses
Archie's Fancy
Bill Charlton's Fancy
Northumbrian Gathering
Tosson March
Wallington Hall

This list is not quite complete - a full list could be put on the main page easily. Some of the most characteristic pieces in his repertoire were not of his own composition, though his versions were quite distictive - should examples of those be listed too? John Gibbons2 16:38, 22 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]