Constant Billy          WkR;HG;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF contains FU
The DF in this dance is particularly tiring because of all the ftjs.
We tend to forget the rule on this one and include FU as a CF.  Starting
with a FU seems like a very natural thing to do, but unless something
else is omitted it makes the dance too long.

Lads-A-Bunchum          WkR;FU;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
For the "classical Seabright" style DF wants to be done 5x:
doubles, singles, high, doubles, singles+double_time
In practice HG is often substituted for HA.
	*ALTERNATIVELY*
Lads-A-Bunchum          WkR;FU;DF;HG;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;HA;DF;WH;DF
This is closer to traditional and midwest practice.  6x thru with
double, singles, high twice each and end with double time doubles.
Malaika says this is too long.

Beaux of London City    OY;FU;DF;HG;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF wants to be done 6x:
clash, shoot, high, clash, shoot, high

Blue Bells of Scotland  WkR;FU;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
Blue Bells of Scotland  WkR;FU;DF;HG;DF;HA;DF;WH;DF
Mercy for the audience dictates DF done only 4x:
across, middles_up, middles_down, across+double_time
We have no standard ordering of figures when doing 4 DFs.  Expect
almost anything because most callers cannot predict what they'll do in
this one.  WARNING: In the context of an ale, as listed in Radford,
and as originally taught to Seabright we may try to do the DF 7x thru:
WkR;FU;DF;HG;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;BB;DF;WH;DF

Brighton Camp           WkR;FU;DF;HG;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;HA;DF;BB;DF;WH;DF
Note that this dance can be done much as Blue Bells is done.  Radford
has all 7 figures; Ruth recalls it done with rotated sticking.  She
also points out that we have a Brighton Camp in Santa Cruz.  The mercy
clause may dictate that we try doing only 4 DFs with rotation.

Postman's Knock         OY;FU+HG;DF;PD+PU;DF;HA+WH;DF
This sequence from the midWest.  First pair of CF sung, second pair of
CF to music, last pair of CF sung.

The Black Joke          OY;WhR;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF contains FU
We usually don't have the stamina to add in the traditional HG,
but often we have done HG instead of HA.

Princess Royal          OY;FU;DF1;PD;DF2;PU;DF1;FD;DF2
That's the way we did it for the show dance at 1993's PterodactAle Ptoo!

Shepherd's Hey          WkR;FU;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF wants to be done 5x:
foot, knee, heart, kiss, jump
Again, HA has often been replaced by HG.
sic semper faciebamus, it's traditional, and this was Seabright's first
show dance at 1992's Lame Duck Ale after which the team was carried off.

Three Musketeers        OY;FU;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF contains HG

Rotating Musketeers     OY;FU;DF;BB;DF;PD;DF;WH;DF;PU;DF;HA;DF
DF contains HG.  Dance requires 6x thru the DF to rotate all the way around.
This sequence is a guess.  This is a dance so difficult that we've only
performed it correctly through once or twice.  It would be a masterful
feat to pull this off as a show dance, but a LOT of work to do it right.

The Bell                OY;FU;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
As a corner crossing dance this can get long, so do only 4 figures.

Stourton Wake (for 4)   OY;FU;DF;HA;DF;*4;DF;WhR;DF
Stourton Wake (for 6)   OY;FU;DF;*T;DF;*B;DF;WH;DF
DF contains HG and BB
Malaika's sequence has 4x through.  Radford has 5x through.

The Lollipop Man        OY;FU;DF;HG;DF;HA;DF;WH;DF
These are Radford's figures; other possibilities are acceptable.  Note
that 6 dancers make the DFs a "triple set jig" which is as long as a
corner crossing dance, only duller.  Malaika says "only do this dance
for 4 dancers!"

Cobb's Horse            OY;FU;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF contains HG

Cuckoo's Nest           WkR;FU;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF contains HG
sic semper faciebamus

Young Collins           OY;WhR;DF;HG;DF;HA;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
DF contains FU
sic semper faciebamus   (note:  this dance is called "A.N. Other" in Radford)
A shorter alternative from Ruth is OY;WhR;DF;HG;DF;HA;DF;BB;DF;WH;DF
which works well in a dance that wants no FU.

South Australia         WkR;FU;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;FD;DF
South Australia         WkR;FU;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH;DF
There's universal agreement that this should be a symmetrical dance.

Trunkles of Syracuse    OY;FU;DF;HG;DF;PD;DF;PU;DF;WH
From the Bassett Street Hounds.  It needs exactly 4 corner-crossing DFs.