La Choca (spelling corrected!) - Last month's off the wall suggestion did very well, but missed out by the narrowest of margins. So, here we go again - a *gorgeous* french waltz/mazurka thing, that I believe comes from the playing of La Chavannee, and is, as far as I know traditional. Or does anyone know better? While it's not the easiest tune in the world, nor is it that hard - with a bit of practice, it's perfectly playable on a standard 2 row 8 bass instrument. Here it is played by Chris Wood and Andy Cutting, in 1996(!) - La Choca is the second tune, and starts at about 2:40 mins.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COQA-uc6yS8Paddy Carey's - a 48 bar jig with plenty of drive; is it English, or Irish? Well, no-one really knows but it's certainly popular in England. Fits beautifully on one row. And here's Chris Wood and Andy Cutting playing it (same gig as the above video I think) - it's the first tune here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct-oGOAQAzkGalopede - good idea Ollie; high time we gave this one a shot. I'm not sure if we've polled this one before, but if not, we really should have. It's a cracker; 32 bar or 48 bar reel, depending on how many B's and C musics you play (the 32 bar is 2xA, 1xB, 1xC); and usually played in G (but I think it's in C in this video):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMtli08M3ccMolly Oxford, also known as Stepback - my favourite morris tune... ever. Here played by Ed Rennie,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYQMZeNA5aA, and also here
http://www.treewind.co.uk/melnet/mp3/idburyhill-stepback.mp3 by our own Anahata (2nd tune, 1:07 minutes in)
There you go, choose from that lot! Happy voting and don't forget to try this month's tune and theme!