Have A Drink With Me jig

T:HAVE A DRINK ON ME
M:6/8
L:1/8
B:O’NEILL’S 720
N:"collected by F. O’Neill"
Z:Transcribed by A. LEE WORMAN
K:G
d/c/|BAG EGD|EGD EGD|BAG EGD|EAA ABc|
BAG EGD|EGD EGD|BAG EGD|EGG G2:|
||D|GBd ~e2 d|dgd ~B2 A|GBd ~e2 d|eaa aga|
bag agf|gfe dBG|BAG EGD|EGG G2:|

T:Have a Drink w’ Me
T:Old As the Hills
M:6/8
L:1/8
S:Mike Rafferty from Barrel Rafferty
R:jig
Z:Lesl
K:G
d3|:BAG E{D}ED| EGD E2d| BAB GED| EA{B}A {G}AGA|
BAG E2D| EGD E2d|BAB GED|1 EGG G2A:|2 EGG G2B||
|c2d efg|ded BAG|c2d ege|deg gdB|
c2d e~e2|ded BAB|GED EGG |G3-G2B||
|c2d efg|ded BAG|c2d e~e2|deg gdB|
c2d efg|ded BAB|GED EGG |G3-G2B||

T:Come have a drink with me
M:6/8
L:1/8
Z:Rachel Marsh
K:Em
A | BAG E2 D | EGD EGA | BAB GED | EA^G ABc | BAG E2 D |
EGD EGA | BAB GED | EGF G2 :||
G | GBd e2 d | dgg B2 A | GBd edB | caa a2^a | bag age |
(3efg d (3efg e | dBG ABc | BGF G2 :||

This is a nice tune.

I’m surprised to find my transcription for this tune posted here by Gian! How did you get it?
Cheers, Lesl

probably I found it by the JC’s ABC tune match.
( http://trillian.mit.edu/~jc/cgi/abc/FindTune ).

There a words to this tune:

There’s a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza, a hole in the bucket, dear liza my dear

Then fix it dear Henry, dear Henry dear Henry, then fix it dear Henry dear Henry my dear.

Got them from a fiddle player named David James.

T: Come Have a Drink With Me
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
S:Mary McNamara
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|: BAG EGD | EGD EGD | BAG EGD |
|EAA AGA | BAG EGD | EGD EGD |
| BAG EGD |1 EGG G2A:|2 EGG G3||
|:c2d efg | ded BAG | c2d efg |
def gdB |c2d efg | ded BAG |
BAG EGD |1 EGG G3 :|2 EGG G2A :||

…sorry…of course I meant Mary *Mac*Namara…

T:Come have a drink with me
S:Magic Square
M:6/8
L:1/8
Z:Jack Gilder
K:Em
BAG E2 D | EGD EGA | BAG E2 D | EAG ABc |
BAG E2 D | EGD EGA | BAG E2 D |1 EGF G3 :|2 EGF G2 D ||
GBd e2 d | ege B2 A | GBd edB | cea a2a |
bag age | ged e/f/ge | dBG ABc |1 BGF G2D :|2 BGF G dc ||

This tune can also be heard in the 7th Harry Potter Movie (part 1) for the wedding of Bill and Fleur Weasley scene. It is also played along with another jig called The Humours of Glendart.

Here is the scene….

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSJ0MvxWG4Y

play video

I saw this in the tune book ‘Trip to Sligo’ by Bernard Flaherty on p. 174 under the name ‘The Flaxdresser’. The version there is similar
to the Mary Mac transcription above.

"The Humours Of Glendart"
Submitted on May 25th 2001 by Jeremy.
https://thesession.org/tunes/45/comments

This is the other tune in the set that is heard played for Bill and Fleur Weasley’s wedding in the 7th Harry Potter Movie, The Deathly Hallows, Part 1 of 2… But, who are the musicians playing it?

Taken from ‘A Fine Selection of Over 200 Irish Traditional Tunes for Sessions’, compiled by David Speers with a Forward by Matt Cranitch. This setting a similar to couple already here excepting it ends on a high G.