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Thanks Buco!
It would seem Trad #1 is much like
Hongaars/A-mol Cdardas
# 3 is simply called Oh Devel
#4 is Dui, Dui, Dui
Yeah man, thanks!
Though #1 reminds me of Monti Csárdás. Maybe we're thinking of the same song?
No, Csardas di Monti is different.
Hongaars / A mol is similar to what Serge Camps arranged on Angelo Debarre' s Gypsy Guitars album
(known as Hungarian Folklore on that album)
Both Hongaars and A Mol can be found here.
Ah yes you're right! Although to my ears it sounds like the same progression (the latter part of A-mol) and much of the same melody in different key. And I listened to the De Piotto's album but not enough obviously. Cool thanks man!
Is Dui, Dui, Dui the same as douille douille decha douille?
I've updated the files with the actual names of the songs thanks to Rick!
I think Cdardas was a typo. It should be a "ch" sound and is usually Czardas or Csardas.