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Alright,
let’s see you find this one on here! :)
This version is off the Willie Hunter Sessions Album. A quick internet perusal reveals that it is apparently a Skinner tune. There’s a clip of Skinner playing it here
http://www.abdn.ac.uk/scottskinner/audio.php
Hunter plays the second part the first way, with the doublestops, whereas Skinner plays it with triplets, the second way I notated it.
I couldn’t get those ‘2’s to go away without removing the doublestopped quarter notes, i don’t know why, so just ignore them.
O yeah, and the key is not Gminor, obviously it’s Bflat.
A very similar Skinner tune is "Madame Neruda" which is here.
https://thesession.org/tunes/5834
How about the False Harmonics
In the Silver Bow recording (and mentioned in the notes) this is played with false harmonics in bars 5 and 6. Can anyone tell of how this is done on the violin? It sounds too scruffy for me to decipher.
Madame Vanoni, X:2
As played by Brian Finnegan in "When The Party’s Over".