Jim Donoghue's

reel

Key signature: Dmajor

Submitted on February 20th 2004 by gian marco.

This tune has been added to 78 tunebooks.

Also known as Dermot Grogan's, Jim Donahughe's, Jim Donoghoe's, Jim Donoghues, Jim Donohue's.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• A Musical Trip To Coleman Country by Various Artists
• As We Got Them: Traditional Flute And Fiddle Music From County Sligo by Various Artists
• At It Again by John Carty
• Banjoed by Dessie Kelliher
• Bimis Ag Ol by Ronan Le Bars
• Buzzin' by Bumblebees
• Caught In The Surf by Sheamus Heneghan And Family
• Cnoc Bui by Conal Ó'Gráda
• D Flute Album by Kevin Crawford
• Farewell To Evening Dances by Colm O'Donnell
• Foinn Seisiun 3 by Ennis/Dublin Session Group
• He Didn't Dance by Cucanandy
• Inside Out by Mícheál O' Raghallaigh
• Maiden Voyage by Various Artists
• Michael Flatley by Michael Flatley
• One's Own Place by Kevin Henry
• Rhythm And Rhyme by Tamalin
• Seisiún Na H-Éireann 2006 Festival CD by Various Artists
• The Long Trip Home: Traditional Irish Music From D.C. And Baltimore by Josh Dukes
• The Mountain Road by Various Artists
• Traditional Irish Music From London by John Blake, Lamond Gillespie And Mick Leahy
• Traditional Irish Music On Flute And Tin Whistle by Laurence Nugent
• Tunes by Sharon Shannon, Frankie Gavin, Michael McGoldrick And Jim Murray
• Two For Two by Laurence Nugent
• Up And Away by Paul Smyth

X: 1
T: Jim Donoghue's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Dmaj
~A3F BFAF|BFAF EDB,D|~A3F BFAF|EDEF D2z2|
~A3F BFAF|DF~F2 ABde|fzfe df~f2|dBAF DEED|
~A3F BF~F2|BzAF EDB,D|~A3F BFAF|EDEF D2z2|
ABFA (3Bcd AF|DF~F2 ABde|fzfe df~f2|dzAF DF(3Bcd|
effe fgfe|dfed BAFz|Beed efde|~f2df edBd|
effe fgfe|dfed BAFz|ABde fdAF|EDEF D2z2|
df~f2 ~f3e|dfed BAFA|Be~e2 ~e3g|fzdf edBd|
fbge fgfe|dfed BAFz|FAde fdAF|EDEF D2z2|

Jim Donoghue's (reel)

Source: Kevin Crawford - "D Flute Album"
Transcription: g.m.p.
Notes: with variations

# Posted on February 20th 2004 by gian marco

A great reel Gian. I think John Carty's version on the fiddle is pure magic where he plays it innumerable times but each one is that bit different so that one could almost listen to it forever!

# Posted on February 23rd 2004 by Bannerman

Jim Donoghue

This was the pet tune of the late Jim Donoghue, a Sligoman renowned for his playing of the Clarke's tin whistle.

# Posted on March 27th 2004 by blarneystar

Jim Donoghue Composition infact!

On the notes of Micheal O'Raghallaigh's "Inside Out" album, he says that Jim Donoghue composed this tune. Great tune altogether!

# Posted on February 9th 2007 by PaddyCmusic

Some inspiration

Jim Donoghue's is the first tune played in this set: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=RokME3ZWOyo and its a great inspiration to make me sit down and learn the tune!

# Posted on January 8th 2008 by dogbox