The Free Raisins played the Scout House on Thursday and Frank took videos. He got his camera set up on the fireplace partway through on the third set of the evening, and recorded all the dances after that. The sound is from a recorder he put on the stage in front of us, which means it picked up very little of the caller or dancers and a lot of the band talking to each other. It's kind of weird to me to hear how much verbal planning and organization we do during the dance. [1]

• Wallace's Cross / Correiente,
• Toothfairy Jig / Le Tourment,
• Far from Home / Sandy Boys,
• Seanamac Tube Station / Devil in the Strawstack / Roat To Erogie,
• Lady Anne Montgomery,
• Rain of Love / The Wren,
• Gaspe / Evil Diane / Summer Nights / Evil Diane,
• Speed the Plow,
• Bus Stop / Fleur de Mandragore,

I didn't ask for enough mandolin during sound check, and by the time I realized there wasn't enough and asked for more I had been overplaying and tired myself out a lot.

[1] Transcript, from a dance picked at random:

Linda

This dance is called "llama-llama-ding-dong".

Amy

What are we doing?

Jeff

Uh, Grease.

Amy

Grease

Jeff

So: Gaspe, Evil Diane, Grease, Evil Diane with 'F's and Trumpet.

Audrey

Gaspe is in 'D'. 'D', 'D', 'D'.

Jeff

'D', 'A', 'D'

Linda

Here we go!

Jeff

Ok.

[dance starts, piano is in 'A']

Jeff

'D'!

[piano is in 'D']

Jeff

Next time me [on melody], then trading phrases. Because Amy really wanted that.

Jeff

Me first.

Jeff

One more [time through this tune]? One more.

Jeff

Moving on. Key of 'A'. Remember to resolve.

Jeff

Key of 'A'. [band changes tunes]

Jeff

Next time? Vamp?

Amy

This one?

Jeff

No, next one?

Jeff

Vamp.

Jeff

Just me and Amy. [Audrey drops out, Jeff starts Summer Nights with Amy]

Jeff

Ready for trading [phrases].

Linda

[realizes what we're playing, laughs thoroughly]

Linda

Three more ok?

Jeff

Three more, going back. [Switch back to Evil Diane.]

Amy

Two more [Jeff starts on trumpet.]

Amy

'F's!

Amy

One more!

Amy

Cheesy! [band plays cheesy ending]

Audrey

Oh my God, [the trumpet] was in the monitors. You were *so* loud!