X: 1 T: Another Jig Will Do C: Irish M: 9/8 Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack R: slipjig K: D |: "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"ABA AGF "G"~G3 | "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 :| |: "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B c2B | "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 || || "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B c2^c | "D"d>AA A2G "A7"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 2 T: Another Jig Will Do C: J-15 C: Irish M: 9/8 Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack R: slipjig % %staffwidth 14cm K: D "D"ABA A2G F2G| ABA AGF "C"GGG| "D"ABA A2G F2G| A2d "A"d2c "D"ddd:| |:\ "D"A2g f2d "A"e2c| "C"A2B =c2d ccc| "D"A2g f2d "A"e2c| "D"A2d "A"d2c "D"ddd| "D"A2g f2d "A"e2c| "C"A2B =c2d ccc| "D"d2A A2G "A"F2G| "D"A2d "A"d2c "D"ddd:| %%text 9/1/98 % ---------- page 22 ---------- %%sep 1 1 500 X: 3 T: Another Jig Will Do [D] C: Irish M: 9/8 Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack R: slipjig K: D |: "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"ABA AGF "G"~G3 | "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 :| [| "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B c2B | "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 |] [| "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B "(A7)"c2^c | "D"d>AA A2G "A7"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 4 T: Another Jig Will Do C: Irish M: 9/8 Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack R: slipjig K: D |: "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"ABA AGF "G"~G3 | "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 :| |: "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B c2B | "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 || || "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B c2^c | "D"d>AA A2G "A7"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 5 T: Another Jig Will Do C: J-15 C: Irish M: 9/8 Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack R: slipjig % %staffwidth 14cm K: D "D"ABA A2G F2G| ABA AGF "C"GGG| "D"ABA A2G F2G| A2d "A"d2c "D"ddd:| |:\ "D"A2g f2d "A"e2c| "C"A2B =c2d ccc| "D"A2g f2d "A"e2c| "D"A2d "A"d2c "D"ddd| "D"A2g f2d "A"e2c| "C"A2B =c2d ccc| "D"d2A A2G "A"F2G| "D"A2d "A"d2c "D"ddd:| %%text 9/1/98 % ---------- page 22 ---------- %%sep 1 1 500 X: 6 T: Another Jig Will Do [D] C: Irish M: 9/8 Z: Transcribed to abc by Mary Lou Knack R: slipjig K: D |: "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"ABA AGF "G"~G3 | "D"ABA A2G "(A7)"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 :| [| "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B c2B | "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 |] [| "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "C"A2B =c2B "(A7)"c2^c | "D"d>AA A2G "A7"F2G | "D"A2d "A7"d2c "D"d3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 7 T: Barney Brallagan's Jig R: slipjig O: B: Cole p.57 D: Z: John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: D |: "D"F2A ABA ABA | F2A "A7"ABc def | "D"F2A ABA ABA | "G"Bcd "E7"efd "A7"cBA :| |: "D"f2a f2a "A7"gfe | "D"f2a f2a "A7"g2e | "D"f2a f2a "A7"gfe | "G"Bcd "E7"efd "A7"cBA :| |: "D"fz2 "A7"az2 "D"d3 | "Em"g2f e2d "A7"cBA | "D"fz2 "A7"ez2 "D"d3 | "G"B2B "A7"A2G "D"FED :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 8 T: Green Gates, The T: Trealock Lauder T: Redican's Mother T: The Barony Jig M:9/8 L:1/8 %Q:120 S:learned from David Kidd D:Cherish the Ladies's CD "The Back Door" D:Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The Branch Line" D:Matt Molloy's "Heathery Breeze" album R:Slip Jig Z:Lorna LaVerne 2001-6-19 N:Lorna writes: N:"The title "Redican's Mother" comes from Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The N:Branch Line." The notes state: "Jack got [the tune] from Larry Redican who N:had originally learned it from his mother. Jack met Larry's mother once in N:Dublin in 1960. She was 104 years old at the time and played the tin whistle N:up to the day she died." You see why Jack might have wanted to call the tune N:after her. It wasn't composed by Larry Redican though. The tune is called N:"Trealock Lauder" in O'Farrell's Pocket Companion (c.1800) and "The Barony N:Jig" in the Roche Collection". K:D |: FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A | | FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A :| |: f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B2A | | f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 9 T: Brose and Butter [Am] R: slipjig O: Gow B: Hunter p.284; SRSNH 5.31 B: Robert Bremner "A Collection of Scots Reels or Country Dances" 1757 p.32 #1 D: Z: John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: ADor |: "Am"cde ~A2A c2A | cde ~A2A "G"dBG | "Am"cde ~A2A ABc | "G"B2G Gge dBG :| |: "C"cde ege ege | cde ege "G"dBG | "C"cde ege efg | "D"f2d dge "G"dBG :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 10 T: the Butterfly O: attr. Tommy Potts R: slipjig Z: 1997 by John Chambers N: Commonly ends with the first bar as a coda. N: Although this tune is often attributed to Tommy Potts, he wrote at most the first part. N: The other parts are variants of the old tunes Barney's Goat and Skin (or Kick) the Peeler. N: The tune has many other names, such as The Bug, Eitil Im, Fiona, Im Ag Eitit, The Red Monarch Butterfly, etc.. D: Bothy Band: 1975 M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: Em |: "Em"B2E G2E "D"F3 | "Em"B2E G2E "D"FED | "Em"B2E G2E "D"F3 | "G"B2d d2B "D"AFD :| |: "Em"B2c e2f g3 | B2c g2e "D"dBA | "Em"B2c e2f g2a | "G"b2a g2e "D"dBA :| |: "Em"B>cB B2A G2A | B>cB BAB "D"dBA | "Em"B>cB B2A G2A | "G"B2d g2e "D"dBA :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 11 T: The Collonel C: David Young, 1740 S: "A Collection of the Newest Country Dances..." S: Via discussion on strathspey list R: slip jig Z: Steve Wyrick M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: G c | (B/c/d)B dBG G2g | (e/f/g)e dBG TA2c | (B/c/d)B dBG G2B | TA3AFD D2 :| |: c | TB2E (EF)E (EF)E | TB2E (EF)E D2c | TB2E EFE EFG | ABA AFD D2 :| |: c | Bcd dBG Bcd | efg dBG ABc | Bcd dBG Bcd | ABA AFD D2 :| |: c | TBAB EFE EFE | BAB EFE D2c | TBAB EFE EFG | ABA AFD D2 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 12 T: The Whistling Thief T: Cucanandy T: Cuaichin Aindi R:slip jig N:The Whistling Thief is a song by Samuel Lover. D:Cran: "The Crooked Stair" D:Chulrua "Barefoot on the Altar" track 16c Z:id:hn-slipjig-44 S:bil irtrad-l 2001-7-19 S:Jerome Colburn irtrad-l 2001-7-20 M:9/8 K:Edor |: ~B3 B2A G2A | B2d d2c d3 | ~B3 B2A G2A | B2e e2d e3 :| |: e2f g2f g3 | B2d d2c d3 |1 e2f g2f g3 | B2e e2d e3 :|2 e2B B2A G2A | B2e e2d e3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 13 T: Dever The Dancer Z:Nigel Gatherer M:9/8 L:1/8 K:C major BEE BE^F G2A|BEE BAG ^FGA|BEE BE^F G2A|B^cd ABG ^FED:|] ded ^cA^F G2A|ded de^f g^fe|ded ^cA^F G2A|B^cd ABG ^FED:|] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 14 T: Dick Glasgow's R:Slip Jig S:Dick Glasgow, Scotland (fiddle) S:Ted Hastings scots-l 2001-10-19 H:I suspect a home compostion D:Private tape Z:Bernie Stocks M:9/8 L:1/8 K:G ABA dcA d2c | ABA cdA G3 | ABA dcA d2e | g2d ege dBG :| GBB GBd g3 | GBB fge fed | GBB GBd gag | fgf efe dBA :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 15 T: Drops of Brandy [G] T: A Drop of Whiskey R: slipjig O: Trad B: Cole p.63 ("A Drop of Whiskey") D: Z: John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: G |: "G"d2c BGB BGB | d2c BGB "D7"cBA | "G"d2c BGB BGB | "Am"cBc A2B "D7"cBA :| |: "G"GBd gdB gdB | GBd gdB "D7"cBA | "G"GBd gdB gdB | "Am"cBc A2B "D7"cBA :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 16 T: Dublin Streets C:Ireland M:9/8 %Q:240 S: Cynthia Cathcart tradtunes 2010-9-13 K:G G2A BGE BGE | F2G AFD AFD | G2A BGE BGE | dcB AGF E3 :| e2f g2a bge | d2e f2g afd | e2f g2a bge | dcB AGF E3 | e2f g2a bge | d2e f2g afd | gbg faf gfe | dcB AGF E3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 17 T: the Dusty Miller's Jig R: slipjig B: Cole p.66 D: Z: John Chambers N: A "Dusty Miller" is a moth that's common in the British Isles. M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: G |: "G"B2d "D"c2A "Em"BAG | "Am"E2A A2B "D"cBA | "G"B2d "D"c2A "G"BAG | "D"D2F G2A "G"BAG :| |: "G"B2d "D"e2f "Em"g3 | "Am"a2A A2B "D"cBA | "G"Bcd "D"e2f "G"g2a | "C"g2e "D"d2c "G"BAG :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 18 %Breathnach's code: 555552 (when treated as K:Dmix rather than K:Ador) T: Elizabeth Kelly's Delight D: Deiseal; Mugar "Kabily-touseg" S: Michel Sikiotakis 2009-4-29 M: 9/8 R: slip Jig Z: id:hn-slipjig-1 Modified by Michel Sikiotakis K: Ador |: A3 ABA AGE | A3 G2E DEG | A3 ABA AGE | G3 G2E DEG :| |: c3 BAG A2E | c3 BGE DEG | c3 BAG A2E | G3 G2E DEG :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 19 T: Faeries Delight M: 9/8 L: 1/8 S: http://www.faeriemagazine.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=38 2008-3-20 K: D mixolydian |:A2G Add Add|ABA AFA fAg|A2G Add ded|cAG AAG FDD:| | a2f add add | a2f add baf | a2f add add | cAG A2G FED| | a2f add add | a2f add baf | a3 bag a2g | fed cAG FED || %%sep 1 1 500 X: 20 T: the Far Awa' Wedding R: slipjig O: Gow B: SRSNH 5.31 D: Z: John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: AMix |: "A"c2A AEA AEA | "A"c2A AEA "G"BGB | "A"c2A AEA AEA | "G"BGB Bge dBG :| [| "A"cAA a2e cAA | "A"cAA a2f "G"gBB | "A"cAA a2e cAc | "G"BGB Bge dBG || || "A"cAA a2e cAA | "A"cAA "G"~g3 gBB | "A"cAA a2e cAA | "G"BGB Bge dBG |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 21 T: Fig for a kiss T: The Old Dutch Churn M:9/8 L:1/8 S:James Kelly workshop Z:Foty, Caroline C. N:The c near the end may be c# instead. R:slipjig K:EDor |: F \ | G2B E2B {d}BAG | FGA D2A {B}AGF | G2B E2B {d}BAG | BdB AGF E2 :| f \ | g2e g2e {f}edB | f2d {e}dcd fed | g2e g2e {f}edB | dBA ABd e2f | | g2e g2e {f}edB | f2d {e}dcd fga | {ga}gfe fed ed=c | B/2c/2dB AGF E2 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 22 T: Fig for a kiss M:9/8 L:1/8 S:James Kelly workshop Z:Foty, Caroline C. N:The c near the end may be c# instead. R:slipjig K:EDor F | "Em"G2B E2B BAG | "D"FGA D2A "(B7)"AGF | "Em"G2B E2B BAG | "G"BdB "D"AGF "Em"E2 :| f | "Em"g2e g2e edB | "D"f2d dcd "(B7)"fga | "Em"g2e g2e edB | "D"dBA ABd "Em"e2 || f | "Em"g2e g2e edB | "D"f2d dcd "(B7)"fga | "Em"gfe "D"fed "C"ed=c | "G"BdB "D"AGF "Em"E2 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 23 T: the Fox Hunt O: trad Z: 1997 by John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: G |: "G"~B3 BGB "C"c3 | "G"~B3 BGB "D7"A2G | "G"~B3 BGB "C"cde | "G"dzG GAB "D"A2"G"G :| |: "C"e2e e2d c2d | "Am"ezA A2B "D7"cBA | "G"def gfe "D7"def | "G"gzG GAB "D"A2"G"G :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 24 T: FOX HUNTER'S JIG R: jig Z: 2006 John Chambers B: "Rinnci na h-\'Eireann" Elizabeth Burchenal, ed. G.Schirmer (1925) p.92 M: 9/8 L: 1/8 Q: 3/8=112 K: D |: "D"F3 F3 "G"G3 | "D"F3 F3 "A"E2D | "D"F3 F3 "G"G2B | "D"AFD D2F "G"E2"D"D :| |: "Em"B3 BAG FGA | "A7"B2E E2F G2B | "D"ABc "G"dcB "D"ABc | "D"d2D D2F "G"E2"D"D :| "D"f3 f3 "G"e2d | "D"f3 f3 "G"e2d | "D"f3 f3 "G"g2b | "D"afd d2f "G"e2"D"d |] "Em"B3 BAG FGA | "A7"B2E E2F G2B | "D"ABc "G"dcB "D"ABc | "D"d2D D2F "G"E2"D"D |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 25 T: Frolicksome Paddy R: slipjig O: B: SRSNH 5.31 D: Z: John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: D |: "D"d2B AFA AFA | d2B AFD "A7"E2c | "D"d2B AFA AFA | "G"d2B "A7"AFA "D"D3 :| [| "D"f2d faf "A7"ecA | "D"f2d faf "A7"e2g | "D"f2d faf "A7"ecA | "G"d2B "D"AFA "A7"E3 || || "D"f2d faf "A7"ecA | "D"f2d faf "A7"e2g | "D"f2d faf "A7"ecA | "G"d2B "A7"AFA "D"D3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 26 T: Green Gates, The T: Trealock Lauder T: Redican's Mother T: The Barony Jig M:9/8 L:1/8 %Q:120 S:learned from David Kidd D:Cherish the Ladies's CD "The Back Door" D:Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The Branch Line" D:Matt Molloy's "Heathery Breeze" album R:Slip Jig Z:Lorna LaVerne 2001-6-19 N:Lorna writes: N:"The title "Redican's Mother" comes from Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The N:Branch Line." The notes state: "Jack got [the tune] from Larry Redican who N:had originally learned it from his mother. Jack met Larry's mother once in N:Dublin in 1960. She was 104 years old at the time and played the tin whistle N:up to the day she died." You see why Jack might have wanted to call the tune N:after her. It wasn't composed by Larry Redican though. The tune is called N:"Trealock Lauder" in O'Farrell's Pocket Companion (c.1800) and "The Barony N:Jig" in the Roche Collection". K:D |: FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A | | FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A :| |: f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B2A | | f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 27 T: Jack of the Green M:9/8 L:1/8 B:Oswald's Caledonian Pocket Companion Book XI S:pete stewart 2005-6-16 K:D C2E D/E/FD E2 | A3 E2A F2D | C2E D/E/FD E3 | d3 D2A F2D | def efg fed | e3 E2A F2D | def efg fef | d3 D2A F2D | C/D/EC D/E/FD E/F/GE | F2A AEG FED | C/D/EC D/E/FD E2c | d3d AG FED | afd afd afd | g3 B2e c2A | afd egf edc | d3 D2A F2D |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 28 T: James Byrne's R:slip jig Z:hn-slipjig-58 S:Daniel Gelinas irtrad-l 2001-6-16 M:9/8 K:D |: dfa afd dcd | Bcd efd cBA | dfa afd dcd |1 Bcd ecA d2A :|2 Bcd ecA def || |: ecA A/B/cA ecA | d2e fdf agf | ecA A/B/cA ecA |1 d2e fdc def :|2 d2e fdc d2A |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 29 T: Just in the Height of Her Bloom R:song C:traditional S:internet : Allen Garvin's Online Version of Joyce's "Old Irish Folk Music and Songs" B:Joyce, P. W. : "Old Irish Folk Music and Songs" O:Irish Z:id:Eckert-song-155 Robert Eckert irtrad-l 2001-7-19 M:9/8 L:1/8 %Q:3/8=140 K:G d/c/ | BAG GEG GEG | BAG EFG A2c | BAG GEG GAB | cBA BGE D2 || c | Bcd ded dBG | Bcd edB A2c | Bcd ded dBG | cBA BGE D2 || Hd/c/ | BAG GEG GEG | BAG EFG A2c | BAG GEG GAB | cBA BGE D2 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 30 T: the Kid on the Mountain R: slipjig Z: John Chambers N: 4th part after Tommy Peoples M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: Em |: "Em"~E3 "D"FEF "Em"G2F | "Em"E2B B"(#)"cA "(D)"BGD | "Em"~E3 "D"FEF "G"G2A | "G"BAG "D"FAG FED :| |: "G"BGG "D"AFF "G"G2D | "G"GAB dge dBG | "G"BGG "D7"B2A "G"G2A | "G"BAG "D"FAG "D"FED :| |: "Em"~g3 eBe e2f | "Em"~g3 efg "D"afd | "Em"~g3 eBe ega | "Em"bag "D"fag fed :| |: "Em"eBB e2f g2f | "Em"eBB efg "D"afd | "Em"eBB e2f g2a | "Em"bag "D"fag fed :| |: "G"edB "D"dBA "G"G2D | "G"GAB dge "D"dBd | "G"edB "D"dBA "G"G2A | "G"BAG "D"FAG FED :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 31 T: Larry Redican's Slip Jig Z: Bill Black irtrad-l 2001-6-4 S: Jimmy Keane R: slip jig M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: G GFG Bdd cee | GFG BdB cAF | GFG DGG DGF | EDE AGF G3 :| AGE EDB, DEG | dBA GBd e2 g | dBA BAG EDB, | DB,A, A,B,D E3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 32 T: the Maid I Adore #1 T: Dearest my own one T: Cailin mo r\`uinsa C: Donald Ross R: air, song F: http://www.perthhighland.com/phpbtunes/Maid%20I%20Adore.pdf Z: 2012 John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: D ABd |\ "D"f3 e2f "G"edB | "D"A3- A2f "A7"gfg | "D"a3 f2e "E7"dBd | "A"e3- e2a "A7"aga |\ "D"f3 e2d "G"edB | "D"A3- A2f "A7"gfg | "D"a3 f2d "G"edB | "D"d3- d2A |] ABA |\ "D"d3 e2f "G"edB | "D"A3- A2A "A7"ABA | "D"a3 f2e "E7"dBd | "A"e2- e2a "A7"aga |\ "D"f3 e2d "G"edB | "D"A3- A2f "A7"gfg | "D"a3 f2d "G"edB | "D"d3- d3 |] R: jig Z: 2024 John Chambers M: 6/8 L: 1/8 K: _ %%sep 1 1 500 X: 33 T: March Fourth or Slipping into Spring C: by Chris Sackett & Brooke Friendly N: \cCS 2014 (so ask Chris or Brooke for permission) N: For the dance ??????? S: Facebook post by Jean K Monroe 2024-3-4 R: slip-jig Z: 2024 John Chambers N: The Am chords are probably intentional. ;-) Q: 3/8=110 M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: Bm "^A"|:\ "Bm"BBA B2c d2B | "Am(Em)"A2F A2F A2B | "Bm"BBA B2c d2B |\ [1 "F#m"A2c- cd2 "Bm"B3 :|[2 "Am"A2F- FA2 "Bm"B3 |] "^B"|:\ "F#m"f2d- df2 f2d | "Em"A2F A2F A2B | "Bm"f2d- df2 f2g | "A"a2a- a2g f3 || "F#m"f2d- df2 f2d | "Am"A2F A2F A2F | "Em"E2D E2D B,2D |\ [1 "Bm"EDE AFA B3 :|[2 "F#m"EDE AFd "Bm"B3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 34 T: New Claret C: B:Skye Collection O:Scotland B:Keith Norman MacDonald : "The Skye collection of the best reels & strathspeys extant" : 1887 Z:Ralph Palmer R:Slip Jig M:9/8 L:1/8 %Q:"Moderate." K:G |: G2 G B2 G (B/c/)dB | G>AG B2 G (B/c/)dB | .E2 .E .C2 .C (E/F/)GE | D>ED TF2 D (F/G/)AF :| |: G2 G g2 d (B/c/)dB | G>AG g2 d (B/c/)dB | c2 c e2 c (e/f/)ge | d>fd f2 d (f/g/)af :| |: gdB GAB gdB | gdB GAB gdB | ece ece (e/f/)ge | fdf fdf (f/g/)af :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 35 T: the Old Dutch Churn T: Dever the Dancer B: Ryan's Mammoth Collection of Fiddle Tunes R: jig M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: Gm |: "Gm"B2d G2d dcB | "F"A2c F2c cBA | "Gm"B2d G2d dcB | "Dm"dfd "D7"cBA "Gm"G3 :| [| "Gm"b2g b2g gfd | "F"a2f fgf agf | "Gm"b2g b2g gfd | "Bb"fdB Bdf "Gm"g3 |] || "Gm"b2g b2g gfd | "F"a2f fgf agf | "Gm"b2g "D"a2^f "Gm"g=fd | "Dm"dfd "D7"cBA "Gm"G3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 36 T: Green Gates, The T: Trealock Lauder T: Redican's Mother T: The Barony Jig M:9/8 L:1/8 %Q:120 S:learned from David Kidd D:Cherish the Ladies's CD "The Back Door" D:Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The Branch Line" D:Matt Molloy's "Heathery Breeze" album R:Slip Jig Z:Lorna LaVerne 2001-6-19 N:Lorna writes: N:"The title "Redican's Mother" comes from Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The N:Branch Line." The notes state: "Jack got [the tune] from Larry Redican who N:had originally learned it from his mother. Jack met Larry's mother once in N:Dublin in 1960. She was 104 years old at the time and played the tin whistle N:up to the day she died." You see why Jack might have wanted to call the tune N:after her. It wasn't composed by Larry Redican though. The tune is called N:"Trealock Lauder" in O'Farrell's Pocket Companion (c.1800) and "The Barony N:Jig" in the Roche Collection". K:D |: FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A | | FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A :| |: f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B2A | | f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 37 T: the Rocky Road To Dublin % Nottingham Music Database S: Toby Bennett Z: Martin_Döring M: 9/8 K: Am %%continueall no A "^A"[|\ "Am"efe "G"dcB "Am"A3 | "Am"E2A A2A "G"Bcd |\ "Am"efe "G"dcB "Am"A2c | "G"B2A G2A Bcd | "Am"efe "G"dcB "Am"A3 | "Am"E2A A2A "G"Bcd |\ "Em"e^fg "Bm"fga "Em"g2e | "G"d2B G2A Bcd |] "^B"[|\ "Am"e2a a2^f "G"g2b | "Am"e2a a2A "G"Bcd |\ "Am"e2a a2^f "G"g2e | "G"d2B G2A Bcd | "Am"e2a a2^f "G"g2b | "Am"e2a a2A "G"Bcd |\ "Em"e^fg "Bm"fga "Em"g2e | "G"d2B G2A Bcd |] "^cho:"[|\ "Am"e2e "G"d2B "Am"A3 | "Am"E2A A2A "G"B2d |\ "Am"e2e "G"d2B "Am"A2c | "G"B2G G2A B2{c}d |\ "Am"e2e "G"d2B "Am"A3- | A3 z3 z3 |] % - - - - - - - - - - W:1. In the merry month of May from my home I started W:Left the girls of Tuam nearly broken-hearted W:Saluted Father dear, kissed my darlin' Mother W:Drank a pint of beer my grief and tears to smother W:Then off to reap the corn, and leave where I was born W:I cut a stout blackthorn to banish ghost and goblin, W:In a bran'new pair of brogues I rattled o'er the bogs W:And frightened all the dogs on the rocky road to Dublin, W: W:cho:One, two, three, four five, hunt the hare and turn her, W: Down the rocky road, and all the way to Dublin, W: Whack fol-lol-de-ra. W: W:2. In Mullingar that night I rested limbs so weary, W:Started by daylight next morning light and airy, W:Took a drop of the pure, to keep my heart from sinking, W:That's an frishman's cure, whene'er he's on for drinking, W:To see the lasses smile, laughing all the while, W:At my curious style, 'twould set your heart a-bubbling, W:They ax'd if I was hired, the wages I required, W:Till I was almost tired of the rocky road to Dublin. W: W:3. In Dublin next arrived, I thought it such a pity, W:To be so soon deprived a view of that fine city, W:Then I took a stroll out among the quality, W:My bundle it was stole in a neat locality; W:Something crossed my mind, then I looked behind, W:No bundle could I find upon me stick a-wobblin', W:Enquiring for the rogue, they said my Connaught brogue W:Wasn't much in vogue on the rocky road to Dublin. W: W:4. From there I got away my spirits never failing, W:Landed on the quay as the ship was sailing, W:Captain at me roared, said that no room had he, W:When I jumped aboard, a cabin found for Paddy W:Down among the pigs, I played some funny rigs W:Danced some hearty jigs, the water round me bubblin' W:When off to Holyhead I wished myself was dead, W:Or better far, instead, on the rocky road to Dublin. W: W:5. The bovs of Liverpool, when we safely landed, W:Called myself a fool, I could no longer stand it; W:Blood began to boil, temper I was losin' W:Poor old Erin's isle they began abusin' W:"Hurrah my soul!" sez I, my shillelagh I let fly, W:Some Galway boys were by, saw I was a hobble in, W:Then with a loud Hurrah, they joined in the affray, W:We quickly cleared the way, for the rocky road to Dublin. %%sep 1 1 500 X: 38 T: the Rocky Road To Dublin Z: Martin_Döring M: 9/8 K: Ador [|"Am"e=fe "G"dcB "Am"A3 | "Am"E2A A2B "G"c2d | "Am"e=fe "G"dcB "Am"A2c | "G"B2A G2A Bcd | | "Am"e=fe "G"dcB "Am"A3 | "Am"E2A A2B "G"c2d | "C"efg "D"fga "C"g2e | "G"d2B G2A Bcd |] [|"Am"e2a a2f "G"g3 | "Am"e2a a2A "G"Bcd | "Am"e2a a2f "C"g2e | "G"d2B G2A Bcd | | "Am"e2a a2f "G"g3 | "Am"e2a a2A "G"Bcd | "C"efg "D"fga "C"g2e | "G"d2B G2A Bcd |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 39 T: The Running Fitter O:Northumberland, England M:9/8 L:1/8 S:"Noel" tradtunes 2012-3-21 N:adapted from the setting in W Shield's 'Rudiments of Thorough Bass' (discovered by Les Jessop) N:(comment by John Adams of the Village Music Project) B:Walsh’s collection of Lancashire tunes (Lancashire Jigs, Hornpipes, Joaks, etc.) published around 1730. K: G D | "G"G>AG gfe dBG | "Am"A>Bc EFG "D7"AFD | "G"G>AG gfe dBG | "C"efg "D7"agf "G"g2 :| |: d | "G"ded ^cd=c Bgd | "Am"edc BAG "D7"FAD | "G"ded ^cd=c Bgd | "C"ecB "D7"AGF "G"G2 :| |: d | "G"B3 g2e dBG | "Am"c3 EFG "D7"AFD | "G"B3 g2e dBG | "C"efg "D7"agf "G"g2 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 40 T: the Running Fitter S:Noel tradtunes 2012-3-20 B:W Shield "Rudiments of Thorough Bass", 1815 M:9/8 L:1/8 K: G D | "G"G>AG gfe dBG | "Am"A>Bc EFG "D7"AFD | "G"G>AG gfe dBG | "C"efg "D7"agf "G"g2 :| |: d | "G"ded ^cd=c Bgd | "Am"edc BAG "D7"FAD | "G"ded ^cd=c Bgd | "C"ecB "D7"AGF "G"G2 :| |: d | "G"B3 g2e dBG | "Am"c3 EFG "D7"AFD | "G"B3 g2e dBG | "C"efg "D7"agf "G"g2 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 41 T: Sir Roger de Coverley T: the Maltman Comes On Monday O:1695 B:Playford "The Dancing Master" 9 (1695) N:The "Maltman" title is Scottish, from bawdy song lyrics written to the tune. N:This tune was popular in England and Scotland in the 18th C, but mostly used N:in English dancing nowadays. R:slipjig S:Michael Robinson M:9/8 K:G |:~GAG G2B dBG | E2A ABG FED | GDG BGB def | g2G FAG FED :| | dBd ece dBG | E2A ABG FED | dBd ece def | g2G FAG FED | | dBd ece dBG | E2A ABG FED | d3 e3 def | g2G FAG FED |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 42 T: Tending the Cattle with a Heavy Heart R: slipjig Z: 2010 John Chambers S: JPG scan of MS of bagipe score, from John Cahill 2010-2-12 N: Chords by John Chambers M: 6/8 L: 1/8 K: G e \ | "G"dB 2001-6-19 N:Lorna writes: N:"The title "Redican's Mother" comes from Jack and Charlie Coen's LP "The N:Branch Line." The notes state: "Jack got [the tune] from Larry Redican who N:had originally learned it from his mother. Jack met Larry's mother once in N:Dublin in 1960. She was 104 years old at the time and played the tin whistle N:up to the day she died." You see why Jack might have wanted to call the tune N:after her. It wasn't composed by Larry Redican though. The tune is called N:"Trealock Lauder" in O'Farrell's Pocket Companion (c.1800) and "The Barony N:Jig" in the Roche Collection". K:D |: FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A | | FAA FAd AFD | FAA FAd B2A | FAA FAd AFD | FED DFA B2A :| |: f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B2A | | f3 faf edB | Aff fef gfe | f3 faf edB | AFE DFA B3 :| %%sep 1 1 500 X: 45 T: Trotting to Larne T: Going to the Well for Water T: the Kaiser C:John T. Blair (1957) M:9/8 L:1/8 R:slipjig Z:John Skelton, Milwaukee Summer School S:Originally in A, transposed by John Skelton, who got the tune from Cathal McConnell N:TROTTING TO LARNE. Irish, Slip Jig. A Major. Composed by John T. Blair in N:1957. Ossian OSS 84, Boys of the Lough - "The Open Road." Sarah Bauhan. N:Paul de Grae notes: N:AKA "Going to the Well for Water" (also the name of another slide) or "The Kaiser", N:pronounced "kaysher", the nickname of a local character in Sliabh Luachra. K:D A2f A2f-fed | A2f A2f-fed | B2d G2B dcB | A3 Ade fdB | A2f A2f-fed | B2g B2g ged | c2e A2a bag |1 f3 edc dcB :|2 f3 edc d2c || B3 AGF A3 | AGF AGF Adc | B3 AGF A2F | G2E EFD CB,A, | Adf d2A ded | Bdg d2B ded | cea g2e bcg |1 faf edc d2c |2 f3 dcB |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 46 T: Unnamed Slip Jig (Kerr's Merry Melodies Bk.4, p23) R:slipjig S:Philippe Varlet irtrad-l 2001-5-21 B:Kerr's Merry Melodies Bk.4, p23 N:Some similarity to "Barney Brallaghan [Brannigan]" but not the same tune. Z:Nigel Gatherer M:9/8 K:D F2 A ABA B3|B2 e e2 d cBA|F2 A ABA B3|A2 d d2 A FED:|] faf f2 d f2 a|b2 e e2 d cBA|faf f2 d f2 a|A2 d d2 A FED| faf f2 d f2 a|b2 e e2 d cBA|faf efe d3|A2 d d2 A FED|] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 47 T: Whiskey and Beer R: slipjig O: Trad B: Cole p.58 D: Boys of the Lough ___ Z: John Chambers M: 9/8 L: 1/8 K: D |: "D"ABA A2G F2G | ABA AGF "A7"G3 | "D"ABA A2G F2G | "A7"A2d d2c "D"d3 :| [| "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "D"ABA A2B "C"=c2B | "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "A7"A2d d2c "D"d3 || || "D"A2g f2d "A7"e2c | "D"ABA A2B "C"=c2^c | "D"d2A A2G F2G | "A7"A2d d2c "D"d3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 48 T: The Whistling Thief T: Cucanandy T: Cuaichin Aindi R:slip jig N:The Whistling Thief is a song by Samuel Lover. D:Cran: "The Crooked Stair" D:Chulrua "Barefoot on the Altar" track 16c Z:id:hn-slipjig-44 S:bil irtrad-l 2001-7-19 S:Jerome Colburn irtrad-l 2001-7-20 M:9/8 K:Edor |: ~B3 B2A G2A | B2d d2c d3 | ~B3 B2A G2A | B2e e2d e3 :| |: e2f g2f g3 | B2d d2c d3 |1 e2f g2f g3 | B2e e2d e3 :|2 e2B B2A G2A | B2e e2d e3 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 49 T: Winding Stairs, The M:9/8 L:1/8 %Q:124 S:Patrick Street "Made in Cork" Z:Paul T. Kinder R:Slip Jig K:EDOR |:EDE B2 G F2 G|E2 B B2 G AFD|EDE B2 G F2 B|AGA dBG AFD:| |B2 e e2 d e2 d|B2 e e2 b afd|A2 d d2 c d2 B|AGA dBG AFD|! Bcd e2 d e2 d|B2 e e2 a fdB|gab efg dcB|AGA dBG AFD||! %%sep 1 1 500 X: 50 T: Woo'd an' Married an' a' M: 9/8 L: 1/8 R: slipjig S: Glen Collection, Vol. 1 (1891) Z: AK/Fiddler's Companion K: F f | c2B ABG F3 | c2c cdA c2f | dcB (A>GA) FGA | D2d d>ec d2 :| f | cde f>gf e>dc | A2c cdA c2d | cde f>gf e>dc | A2d dec d2 || f | cde f>ga efg | ABc fcA c2f | cdB ABG FGA | D2d dec d2 |] %%sep 1 1 500 X: 51 T: Woo'd and Married and a' M: 9/8 L: 1/8 R: slipjig S: Aird, Vol. II (1782) Z: AK/Fiddler's Companion K: G g | d2c BAB G3 | Bcd dgB d2g | edc BGB GAB | E2e ef^d e3 :| g | def gag fed | Bcd dgB d2g | def gag fed | B2e ef^d e2 || g | def gag fed | Bcd dgB d2g | edc BAB GAB | E2e ef^d e3 |]