Comments on tunes
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The Atlantic Wave, X:4
This setting from a tape of accordion player Kevin Keegan, recorded some time in the 1960's, who follows it with Kiss Me Kate in Gmaj (https://thesession.org/tunes/2530 ). This recording is available for listening in person at the Burns Library at Boston ... more…
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Re: L’Inconnu De Limoise
So why is the composer (with the boots on) playing in above clip in G????? more…
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La Bounette
This is a companion dance tune with La Doune Cella, both from the Mulliner Book of English music (written for keyboard) collected between 1545 and 1570. So not a barndance but I don't know what kind of dance the bounette is or what the title might mean. ... more…
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Far From Home, X:4
I learnt this tune from Shannon Heaton so I've tried to reproduce her basic version/setting of the tune. more…
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Devanny’s Goat, X:8
Some chords more…
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The Killarney Boys Of Pleasure, X:9
Some chords more…
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The Rolling Waves, X:17
some chords more…
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Re: Crabs In The Skillet
Settings X7 and X8 are some combination of variations from Deby Benton Grosjean's album "Beyond The Shore" and Dannsair's album "Caledonia", among others. more…
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The East Clare, X:2
This is certainly a different tune from that which was originally posted; however, this is what The Teetotallers called this tune. I'm leaving it here for anyone who goes looking for it. more…
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Sporting Nell, X:8
As close as the teetotalers' version as I could get it, but transposed into Dmix. They have a few variations that are nice to throw in there as well. more…
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