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November 28th, 2008 at 12:57 pm (traditional irish flute)
Here’s a tune I’ve been asked to play. I think there are various cereal crops piled up in hornpipe names. In these straitened times maybe a little stack is the most appropriate choice for the days that are in it … innit’?
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I’ve been asked to play this one so here it is. There’s a tune call “snow on the hills” a few posts down. This one is continuing the theme but maybe has more to do with Kagools than with skis.
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Here’s a reel which is also called “Murphy’s Hound”. I’m not sure how it got these two names or what the connection may be between them. Something to do with the Isle of Dogs maybe, though as one island is in the Thames and the other in the Atlantic, I may well be barking up the wrong tree entirely.
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The question mark is part of the title, not an indication of doubt about what the title is. Having said (or typed) that, I’m not sure whether said question mark should be in the title. Maybe I should have typed (or written) ‘Anything for John-Joe??’. I’m not too sure about the hyphen either.
Hopefully the tune is more straightforward???
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