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Jim Coleman’s (hornpipe)
I first heard this "tragicomic" piece on Harry Bradley’s second album, but the transcription here is *mostly* on Seamus Tansey’s flute playing with some bits simplified and some variation omitted. Hope the tune is now more accessible to many people though I failed to include juicy bits of Harry’s playful version.
Jim Coleman was a fiddler and the brother of Michael Coleman. A bit of research shows he also played flute.
Some say that Jim was a fantastic player just as good, if not better, than his brother, Michael.
Many Thank’s !
slainte: A lot cleaner than I am playing it,but this is the tune alright.
And yes ,I do thing I have the part’s the wrong way around. But, this
Info and abc are really Most Helpful ’ I Really Do Thank You For This ’
After many year’s of searching.
Best, f4
X: 1
T: Jim Coleman’s
R: hornpipe
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
BA|(3GAG F>G E2B>A|G>AF>G E>GA>G|(3FGF E>F D>FA>G|F>GE>F D2B>A|
(3GAG F>G E>GB>A|G>AF>G EB~B2|E>DE>F ~G3A|1 B>GF>G E2:|2 B2e2 e2||
D2|~G3A B>AG>F|(3efe (3def e2d>c|(3BAB G>B A>BF>A|G2d>B G>FE>D|
~G3A B>AG>F|(3efe (3def e2d>c|(3Bcd G>B (3ABA F>A|G2 (3AGF G2 D2|
~G3A B>AG>F|(3efe (3def e2d>c|(3BAB G>B A>BF>A|G2B>G d>cB>A|
~G3A B>AG>F|(3efe (3def e2d>c|(3Bcd G>B (3ABA F>A|G2 (3AGF G2||
Jim Coleman’s
X:2 From a recording of the Ballinakill Celidh Band. They called it Grace’s Favourite.