tunes notation, Steve Turner

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Steve Turner recently posted some clips of himself playing. I'd like to get the notation for one of the tunes, "The Priest and His Boots" I have been unsuccessfull looking for it on the web. Does anyone know of a source?

Jeff
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I haven't heard Steve ppaying it but the priest and his boots is a Micho Russell tune, which I think is in one of the Ceol rinnce na hEirreann collections, vol 2 would be my guess.
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Hello Anima,

Glad you like 'The Priest and His Boots'
I got the tune out of 'Music of Ireland - The Big Session' collection edited by David J Taylor (ISBN 1 899512 29 2).

If you have any difficulties in obtaining this book, give me a shout, and write down my own particular version of the tune, with various suggestions for variations and such.

All the best,

Steve
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http://trillian.mit.edu/~jc/cgi/abc/findtune?P=priest
This link is to JC's ABC Tune Finder which offers a whole flock of priests with their boots....one of them is bound to fit !!!

There's also a lone priest with his boots to be found on page 47 of my O'Neill's [edited by Krassen 1976]
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Thanks everyone!

Jeff
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