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 ====== Jack's Maggot ====== ====== Jack's Maggot ======
 As in "The Playford Ball"    Duple Minor Longways\\ As in "The Playford Ball"    Duple Minor Longways\\
 +Cecil Sharp, 1922\\
 Recording: {{ ::music:jack_s_maggot--043.mp3.zip |}}\\ Recording: {{ ::music:jack_s_maggot--043.mp3.zip |}}\\
 {{ ::music:jacks_maggot-083_hfwdm1-09.mp3.zip |}}\\ {{ ::music:jacks_maggot-083_hfwdm1-09.mp3.zip |}}\\
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       5-6 All circle four-hands half-way around.        5-6 All circle four-hands half-way around. 
       7-8 1st couple cast down one place, 2nd couple leading up.</code>       7-8 1st couple cast down one place, 2nd couple leading up.</code>
 +Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSnqfEaciQA\\
  
 +**JACK'S MAGGOT**\\
 +Over twenty dances named for the ubiquitous "Jack" can
 +be found in the early eighteenth century, possibly
 +references to the Jacobites, who supported the return of
 +the Stuarts to the throne. A variant of this dance
 +continued in eighteenth-century country dance collections
 +with new tunes entitled "The Rakes of Mellow" and "Jack's
 +Meggot."
  
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