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"Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice" is a Scottish folk song written by Ron Clark and Carl MacDougall, popularized by singer Hamish Imlach, which has also been covered by bands like The Mary Wallopers. The song's title references a historic nutritional supplement given to pregnant women and children, and it is a humorous and cheeky story about a Glasgow woman nicknamed "Hairy Mary" and her encounter with a man called "The Hard Man". The Mary Wallopers are an Irish folk music group based in Dunda

Rock Island Line is an American folk song about a railway line. Lonnie Donegan's version turned it into an international hit in 1955 and was the catalyst for the Skiffle phenomenon in the UK. Skiffle was a genre blending Folk, Blues, and Jazz, played on simple instruments (like guitars, banjos, and washboards). Donegan, known as the "King of Skiffle", performed the track with characteristic speed, energy, and humor. The live performance in 1961 shows him maintaining this fiery appeal years later