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Con Cassidy’s jig

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Con Cassidy’s has been added to 11 tune sets.

Con Cassidy's has been added to 107 tunebooks.

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Five settings

1
X: 1
T: Con Cassidy's
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
BAB cBc|dgg d2g|fed cAF|Ggg d2c|
BAB cBc|dgg d2g|fed cAF|1 ~G3 G2A:|2 ~G3 G2d||
|:gGG fGG|efg d2c|BA^G Aag|fe^d efg|
azf gfe|fed fga|gfe def|1 gGG G2d:|2 gGG G2A||
2
X: 2
T: Con Cassidy's
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
B^AB cBc|dBg d2 g|fed cAF|GDg d2 c|
B^AB cBc|dBg d2 g|fed cAF|G3:|
gGG fGG|efg d2 c|BA^G Aag|fe^d efg|
a2 f gfe|fed ff/g/a|gfe def|gGG:|
3
X: 3
T: Con Cassidy's
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
B^AB cBc|dBg d2 g|fed cAF|GDg d2 c|
B^AB cBc|dBg d2 g|fed cAF|G3:|
gGG fGG|efg d2 c|BA^G Aa=g|fe^d efg|
a2 f gfe|fed ff/g/a|gfe def|gGG:|
4
X: 4
T: Con Cassidy's
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
F^EF GFG|AFd A2 d|cBA GFE|FDd A2 G|
F^EF GFG|AFd A2 d|cBA GFE|D3:|
dDD cDD|Bcd A2 G|FE^D Ee=d|cB^A Bcd|
e2 c dcB|cBA cde|dcB ABc|dDD:|
5
X: 5
T: Con Cassidy's
R: jig
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
~B3 cBc|dgg d2g|fed cAF|G2g d2c|
~B3 cBc|dgg d2g|fed cAF|1 ~G3 G2A:|2 ~G3 G B/c/d||
|:~g3 ~f3|~e3 ~d2c|BAG B/c/dg|fed efg|
aAA gAA|fAA e2a|gfe def|1 gdB G2d:|2 gdB G2A||

Fourteen comments

Er…

That would be Donegal, no?

Or D

Er…

that would be Gonedal. 😉)

Con cassidy’s

Pardon me, I’m not great at reading music - what’s that squiggly thing between the 8th notes - in the 5th measure of the B part?

It’s a quaver rest.

It’s a breath…of the late Frankie.

Truly a most fitting tribute to have a breath of Frankie immortalized here.

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"Con Cassidy’s Jig" - who I originally learned it from…

No doubt it has gone through some changes over time. I also play it in D…


X: 2
T: Con Cassidy’s
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|: d2 c |\
B^AB cBc | dBg d2 g | fed cAF | GDg d2 c |
B^AB cBc | dBg d2 g |fed cAF| G3 :|
|: GB/c/d |\
gGG fGG | efg d2 c | BA^G Aag | fe^d efg |
a2 f gfe | fed ff/g/a | gfe def | 1 gGG :|

Oops! ~

I missed the change back - B-part, 3rd measure - & removing that ‘1’…

X: 2
T: Con Cassidy’s
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|: d2 c |\
B^AB cBc | dBg d2 g | fed cAF | GDg d2 c |
B^AB cBc | dBg d2 g |fed cAF| G3 :|
|: GB/c/d |\
gGG fGG | efg d2 c | BA^G Aa=g | fe^d efg |
a2 f gfe | fed ff/g/a | gfe def | gGG :|

"Con Cassidy’s Jig" - taking it lower, down to D

X: 3
T: Con Cassidy’s
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: DMaj
|: A2 G |\
F^EF GFG | AFd A2 d | cBA GFE | FDd A2 G |
F^EF GFG | AFd A2 d | cBA GFE | D3 :|
|: DF/G/A |\
dDD cDD | Bcd A2 G | FE^D Ee=d | cB^A Bcd |
e2 c dcB | cBA cde | dcB ABc | dDD :|

"Damned If I Know" / "None Of Your Damned Business"

Submitted on November 5th 2005 by ceolachan. - C: ceolachan
https://thesession.org/tunes/5156

Compare the D Major A-parts, "Con Cassidy’s Jig" clearly an influence…

Con Cassidy’s, X:5

From Turlach Boylan’s nice album "The Tidy Cottage". This came up in a session recently and several of us knew it but we couldn’t remember what it was called.

Re: Con Cassidy’s

Fiddlers: how do you manage those string crossings from E string to D string at the start of the B-part? Very difficult to play them cleanly at speed without sounding the A string. Which part of the bow do you use?