Do You Want Any More? jig

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This is one of my favorite tunes to play. Again I gave no ornaments, I figure that cam come later in discussion. Anyway I learned this as "Do You Want Anymore" and play it on (gasp!) the recorder, ‘cause it’s just so much fun, & makes me look like I’m playing faster than I am. 🙂 I didn’t know there was another name for it until I heard Cillian & Niall Vallely play it in concert as a reel… the Collier’s Reel. Niall swears a lot of people play it but he can’t remember who. Both versions are great. I’ve noticed that all the copies I can find online are very different from what we play, so I thought I’d share this way.

Cheers!
Trinil

Here’s the standard version of the tune:

K: Dmix
E|FDF A2B|cAd cAG|Ad^c d2e|fed cAG|
FDF A2B|cAd cAG|Adc AGE|FDD D2:|
e|fdg fd^c|Add ^cde|fdg fd^c|AB^c dfg|
aba g2e|fed cAG|Adc AGE|FDD D2:|

You can listen to the beautiful trio playing of Claire Keville, John Weir and Eithne Ni Dhonaile: http://www.custysmusic.com/mall/CustysTraditionalMusicShop/claire_keville.htm

Laurence Nugent plays the reel version on The Windy Gap, not this version. It’s accredited to him on the details as a jig.
Just a silly detail.
Love the tune - often comes (as a reel) up in Lancaster session. Might try upsetting everyone by launching into the jig instead.

Here’s the version of Collier’s from this youtube of Barry Kerr and Ruben Bada.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TF—f7JxFPk it starts at 2.20.

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X: 1
T: Colliers, The
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Dmix
G|FDF A2 B|BAd cAG|Ad^c d2 e|efd cAG|
FFF A2 B|BAd cAG|Adc A2 G|Ed^c d2:||
e|fdg fdc|Add B/c/de|efd edc|AAA d3|
aaa ggg|efd cAG|Adc A2 G|Ed^c d2:||

the melodic contour is reminiscent of Garrett Barry’s https://thesession.org/tunes/544 (indeed the last bars of the 1st part are the same)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKFSqqNLXoE

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Played here, first as a jig then a reel by Edel Fox, Ronan O’Flaherty, Johnny McDonagh and Dave Flynn

https://thesession.org/tunes/2154

Head this lovely setting played by the Piper Sean McAloon. Very peculiar but effective setting.

On the McAloon video it goes by the name of Maloney’s, perhaps he learned an obscure setting?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpUpf7oynK0

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Appears on Mike Rafferty’s album Speed 78