Dances
On Glastonbury Tor at dawn, 1st May 2011
Dances for Cam Valley Morris Men:
- The Valentine (Fieldtown)
- Balance the Straw (Fieldtown)
- Country Gardens (Fieldtown)
- Lads a Bunchum (Adderbury)
- Highland Mary (Bampton)
- Young Collins (Fieldtown)
- Black Joke (Adderbury)
- Cuckoo’s Nest (Bledington)
- Shooting (Adderbury)
- William and Nancy (Bledington)
- Banks of the Dee (Fieldtown)
- Banbury Bill (Bampton)
- Three Musketeers (Bledington)
- The Rose (Fieldtown)
- Bonny Green Garters (Bampton - Headington)
- The Bell (to The Minstrel Boy) (Adderbury)
- Vandals of Hammerwich (Lichfield)
- Old Molly Oxford (jig)
“Emborough tradition” - after the place where Cam used to practise:
- The Greyhound. Music is Little Town of Bethlehem & Ding Dong Merrily on High. Same corner dance form as The Valentine, with slows.
- Black Rock. Music is Lily Balero. Played in the key of D, or in G by negotiation.
- Brighton Camp. Slow sticking on the B music.
- Rambling Sailor. Designed for International Festival of the Sea, Bristol 1996. Morris sticks are used in capstan formation.
Others we dance rarely:
- Lollipop Man (Ducklington)
- Shave the Donkey (Bampton)
- Deck the Hall - Maid of the Mill (Bampton)
- Trunkles (Bledington)
- Saturday Night (Fieldtown)