Julia Clifford’s jig

I hope this isn’t already here (I searched!). My source comes from a 1970’s recording by the American group, How to Change a Flat Tire, which they call, "Art O’Keefe’s." There is a similar version on the Mick Moloney/Robbie O’Connell album, "There Were Roses" - no doubt an easier recording to find - with the title here.

X: 2
T: Julia Clifford’s
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Amix
|: e |\
f2 f gfg | fdf gfg | eaa ecA | B2 A Ace |
fd/e/f gfg | fdf gfg | eaa ecA | B2 A A2 :|
|: B |\
cA/B/c ece | faf ece | f/^g/af ecA | BcB B2 d |
cAc ece | f/^g/af e2 e | faf ecA | B2 A A2 :|

Track 1, 2nd tune on The Living Stream by Jackie Daly & Matt Cranitch

AKA The Cordal? (aka Tom Billy’s,…)
https://thesession.org/tunes/864

I got this from a whistle & flute player called Deidre, she played it with The Humours of Lisheen. There seem to be other Art O’Keeffe’s up here but only slides. It may have another name but I don’t know it.

*Deirdre :-)

Oops, looks like I doubled up, I didn’t know it was called Julia Clifford’s. Should I delete my version? It’s pretty much the same as the first.

Nope, it has a few subtle differences.

Cheers #NfldWhistler, I’ll keep it up :-)