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 Playford 1689\\
 Duple Minor Longways\\
-Count in Beats (steps)
+Count in Beats (steps)\\
+Tune: Cold And Raw
 <code>
 A1 8  M1 leading W1, his right hand behind him,
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 “Juice of Barley” was called “Cold and Raw.”
+====== COLD AND RAW - 1 ======
+Birthday Song for Queen Mary,\\
+The Dancing Master 1689\\
+Nicolas Broadbridge 1995\\
+Duple Minor longways \\
+Tune: Cold And Raw I
+<code>
+A I—8 1st couple facing down and taking inside hands, 1st Man leads his
+      partner round behind and below 2nd Man, crosses over passing
+      clockwise round 2nd Woman and finishes proper in 2nd place, 2nd
+      couple moving up to Lst place in bars 5 and 6.
+Bl 1-8 1st Man sets forwards to 2nd Woman, who acknowledges him, 2nd
+       corners), turns her with both hands and, leaving her in 1st place, goes
+       clockwise round behind his partner into 2nd place on his own side.
+B2 1—8 2nd Man sets forwards to 1st Woman, who acknowledges him, (lst
+      I corners), turns her with both hands anticlockwise and, leaving her in
+nd place, goes round behind his partner into lst place on his own side.</code>
+* For this interpretation the original A music of 4 bars is played twice
+====== COLD AND RAW - II ======
+Dancing Master  1721\\
+Nicolas Broadbridge 1995\\
+Duple Minor longways\\
+Tune: Cold And Raw II
+<code>
+A 1—8 Ist Man, trailing his right hand behind him to lead his partner, goes
+      round behind and below 2nd Man, crosses over passing clockwise
+      round 2nd Woman and leads his partner into 2nd place (proper), 2nd
+      couple leading up into lst place.
+Bl 1-8 1st Man sets forwards to 2nd Woman, who acknowledges him (2nd
+       corners), turns single and turns her with both hands once round.
+B2 1—8 2d Man sets forwards to 1st Woman, who acknowledges him (1st
+       comers), turns single and turns her with both hands once round.
+* For this interpretation the original A music of 4 bars is played twice.</code>