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bah, turns out box wont let me preview wav files when sharing... anyway, please suggest some tunes re the second paragraph.

more tunes for the naming please internets! i think i got this one off Flook, i cant find a name for it http://www.box.com/s/0b79819081ba63455a61 i have this a section of a jig, its been stuck in my head for weekss, help me out! http://www.box.com/s/a79170826134f4f583ec any suggestions for decent fl...

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Maid Behind the Bar
The Wise Maid

thanks, i play them pretty much every week but ive never had a name for them

Can anyone put a name to these standards: just the first two. the third is in there for the sake of flutin' around. http://www.box.com/s/fssbvlua7m58xe7v929s also i had never herd the Colraine before you mentioned it, one of those tunes which dosent see as much play in Ireland. Nice though, harmonic...

There was a great session at Sin e, just recently demised, the group which anchored it play regularly, pretty much everywhere. I wish i could be more specific. My friends, being resident in 'the smoke' generally have a better idea and just drag me along for the ride... Now if you can stomach the thr...

Fedog, A model, like the oldest, payed about a pound for it in the local newsagents, because they sold them for some reason back then. The head disintegrated or disappeared but i still have the barrel though it is horribly warped from being stood on.

thanks for that, it was already in my tunebook tho i swear i don't know it.

as to the new tunes ive taken
Up in the Air (27)
Coleraine (36)
i can learn Coleraine twice as its not all that difficult. im going to get it hopelessly confused with rakes of kildare though.

I've often wondered who the pipers in kilts were on Princes Street in Edinburgh. None of them ever seemed to be Scottish. none of them either sounded all that good either, to my untrained ear at least :/ Ive busked on Graften Streat in Dublin, the standards there are usually looooow, i was probably...

greetings interweb, could someone take a moment to identify this tune, its pretty well known, it goes: de de le didle de de didley de de didely diddley diddley also can someone recommend me two jigs in B minor, to follow McGoldricks (which sort of kind of ends on b minor) one well known and one 'les...

thank you, i have a feeling the last two may be rare old kerry tunes so they may be hard to get names for.

woops, try this:
http://www.box.net/shared/oov91sz14lxm46yea51e

its time for me to clean up my tune-braen, can any of you gents tell me the names of these tunes.

http://www.box.net/files/0/f/0/1/f_1074 ... 1074692278

hi everyone, its a bank holiday in Ireland, so im going to learn some new tunes.

dose any one have the names for the second and third tune in Finnagans 'Belfast' set? I have Nipperquitins i want to get the other two.

another battle report from a first timer. It was a supurb weekend, though i only got 2/3 of the days as i was called back into work on the friday. The low cap on numbers keeps things agreeably intimate. God willing ill be back next year, sans work phone :swear: highlights: being told that i was more...

And not a bad introduction at all. But just to let you know that if you show up at our sesh with that axe, we'll firmly insist you put it back in the case and then we'll usher you to the bar and sit you on a stool. :wink: just FYI iriSHred, if you turn up to one of OUR sessions with that axe; we wi...