Patsy Campbell reel

As played by Cathal McConnell with The Boys Of The Lough on their Second Album (1973).

First tune of the album "The Russell Family From Doolin. Co. Clare". They simply call it "Campbell’s Reel".

X:1
T:Campbell’s Reel
R:Reel
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:Dmix
|:dcAG FGAB|c2AB cded|dcAG FGA2|fde^c d2de|
dcAG FGAB|cBAB cdec|dcAG FGA2|fde^c d3e:||
|:fdd^c dfaf|ecc2 efge|fdd^c dfaf|ed^cB A2Ae|
faaf a2af|gbaf g2fg|a2ag fde^c|1 d2de f2eg:|2 d2de f2e2||

Nice!

Also track 5 on Songs and Sounds of the Sea (National Geographic Society 705 (LP, USA, 1973))

From "Memories from the Holla" (https://thesession.org/recordings/1125)

I think this may be added elsewhere under the "The Humours of Carrigaholt" (https://thesession.org/tunes/1730), but since they’ve got such an unusual setting (doubled first part, single second), I thought I’d add it their setting, as they play it, under the title they’ve given it. I’m assuming for the purposes of musical decency that the original recording was in G and cranked up to Ab, rather than trying to notate it in an unfriendly key. This setting is lovely, but I wish I could think of a satisfactory way to double the second part. Doesn’t feel right playing it single.