The dances and tunes as listed in A Handbook of Morris Dances
- Hey Diddle Dis (Hey-Away) Jour 1932
- Young Collins, Jour 1934 CJS from Charles Benfield 1909 & Bond
- Young Collins, Jour 1934; and col. by TM from Benfield (Rollo Woods)
- Billy Boy (Constant Billy), TM, from Benfield (BC)
- Billy Boy (Constant Billy), RKS, from George Hathaway 1937
- Idbury Hill, BC (RKS from Benfield 1925)
- Maid of the Mill, BC (as sung to RKS by Benfield 1925)
- Morning Star, BC (RKS & DNK from Benfield 1925)
- Morning Star Alternative, BC (RKS & DNK from Benfield 1925)
- The Old Woman Tossed Up, CJS fro Bond (RD)
- The Old Woman Tossed Up, DK & RKS from Benfield (RD)
- The Old Woman Tossed Up, RKS from Hathaway (RD)
- Over the Water to Charlie, Jour 1934
- Over the Water to Charlie, Alternative B music
- Flowers of Edinburgh, CJS CD Tunes
- Gallant Hussar, MDT
- William and Nancy, MDT
- William & Nancy (fragments), G.E.P Hornblower from Hathaway (RD); CJS from Bond (RD) - B music only
- Bonnets o' Blue, Col. by TM fro Benfield (BC)
- General Monk's March, CJS from Benfield (RD)
- General Monk's March, RKS from Hathaway (RD)
- General Monk's March, CJS from Bond
- Cuckoo's Nest, from Benfield (Rollo Woods)
- Trunkles, MDT
- Glorisher( Leap-frog, Hop-Frog), MDT
- Saturday Night, RKS MSS (BC)
- Princess Royal, from Michael Blandford, ex RKS collection
- Princess Royal, RKS from Hathaway 1937
- Lumps of Plum Pudding, MDT
- Ladies' Pleasure, MDT
- Highland Mary, Journ 1934 (RKS)
- Balance the Straw, Journ 1934 (RKS)
- Jockie to the Fair,RKS from Hathaway (RD)
- Jockie to the Fair, RKS (RD) (No C music recorded)
- Shepherds' Hey, BC (RKS from Hathaway)
- Black Joker, CJS from John Mason of Stow on the Wold
- Billy Boy, TM, from Benfield
- Billy Boy (alt), TM, from Benfield
- Maid of the Mill, CJS from Benfield 1909 (MSS)
Sources:
MB V; Jour EFDSS; TM; RD. RD's additional sources were RKS' and Clive Carey's MSS. Sharp included reference to some Bledington dances in the first edition of MB III, where they were not distinguished from other traditions; he omitted them from the 2nd edition. They danced in 1923 to John Hitchman and later to Charles Benfield who Sharp, Macilwaine and Butterworth had interviewed and collected several dances. See also articles by RW in EDS (Winter '76 and Spring '77).
