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Once to yourself: The importance of the 'Once To Yourself' section of a jig
Playing in C, followed by "My Lord Of Sherborne's Jig" (tune): Loveless discusses the benefits of playing in C on concertina before playing "The Lord Of Sherborne's Jig"
The importance of capers: Loveless on the importance of sustaining capers in a morris jig
The Fool's Jig (Bampton) (dance): William Kimber 10 June 1957. William Kimber playing for Headington Quarry Morris Dancers outside the Mason's Arms, Headington Quarry
Jockey to the Fair (tune): Loveless plays the single solo morris jig "Jockey To The Fair" from the village of Headington Quarry
Green Sleeves / Bacca Pipes Jig: Green Sleeves / Bacca Pipes Jig
Jockie To the Fair - Morris Jig: Jockie To the Fair - Morris Jig
Shepherd's Hey Morris Jig: Shepherd's Hey Morris Jig
I'll Go And Enlist For A Sailor (tune): Loveless plays "I'll Go Enlist For A Sailor" from the village of Sherborne
Bonnets So Blue (tune): Loveless plays "Bonnets So Blue" from the village of Bucknell
Princess Royal (tune): Loveless plays "Princess Royal" from Fieldtown, Oxfordshire
Ladies Pleasure (tune): Loveless plays "Ladies Pleasure, also know as "Ladies Of Pleasure" from the village of Bledington
The Nutting Girl (tune): Loveless plays "The Nutting Girl" from the village of Fieldtown
The speed of jigs: Loveless discusses the speed jigs should be danced and played
Shepherd's Hey (tune): Loveless plays "The Shepherds Hey" from Headington Quarry. He also discusses the Percy Grainger arrangement.
Old Mother Oxford (tune): Loveless plays "Old Mother Oxford" from Headington Quarry.
Lumps of Plum Pudding (tune): Loveless plays "Lumps Of Plum Pudding" from Bledington in Oxfordshire

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