Well, it sort of depends what all is covered by the "etc." in your post.
A couple that I like that are simple and are not currently all the rage and hence talked about almost continuously are:
1) Whitlock Fox Squirrel nymph. Very versatile in sizes 6-18 and simple to tie. The sloppier it is tied, the more fish it catches. http://www.flyaddict.com/forums/showthread.php?8166-Dave-Whitlock-s-Red-Fox-Squirrel-Nymph
2) Plain old Muskrat nymph in sizes 8-20. This is just muskrat fur globbed on a hook, guard hairs and all with sort of a taper to the body so that it is bigger at the eye and smaller at the bend. Tie them weighted or unweighted. Put a turn of webby dun hen hackle on as a collar on some or a couple turns of black fur or black ostrich for a head on others. But this is mostly to relieve the monotony. They work as well just made totally out of muskrat fur. Once again, the sloppier the better. After a little while in the water, the fly will trail strands of fur back and this makes it even more effective. If you're set up to do a bunch at one, you can tie 40 of these things an hour. And there really isn't a better nymph anywhere.
So, there's two..