4 January 2024. A jig which is verging on single jig territory.
***NB Printable versions of tab used in these videos are in almost every case available for immediate FREE download at my website, TheIrishMandolin.com - follow the link to "learn some tunes". Occasionally I post a video here in advance of posting the resources to my website - but normally I post the materials to my website well in advance of them appearing here. When a tune appears here for the first time, the sound file sticks pretty closely to the dots and tablature "script". Revisited videos may deviate a little because in the intervening period I may have begun to play the tune a little differently. That's the way with this music. Our personal playing styles and our approaches to tunes develop over time.***
Notated, tabbed for mandolin and played on his Eastwood Tenorcaster electric tenor guitar by Aidan Crossey. More on this and many other tunes from the Irish musical tradition at www.TheIrishMandolin.com - follow the link to "learn some tunes".
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