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Hey all - Happy day! I was just wondering if someone has a good suggestion of a tune to play along with 'the butterfly' at my local session? I've been playing this tune lately and really like it. It definitely has a unique feel to it, and I'm looking for something that would go well with it.
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slip jigs

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I like Dever The Dancer (I think that's its name) and Fig for a Kiss. Two good slip jigs.

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I was going to say Fig for a Kiss, but now I'll suggest Dusty Miller.
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Kid on the Mountain is another good one.
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I enjoy playing it with The Boys of Ballisodare
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Someone's already suggested Kid on the Mountain, but if you want to hear them together listen to the Bothy Band's Old Hag You Have Killed Me. They do a set of those two.
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We do Ned 'o the Hill, Butterfly, Rights of Man, Kid On The Mountain. We tend to kick the tempo up when we hit Kid, but only because I like it fast and angry on flute. This is a gig set, not a session thing... and we're not all that 'trad' a band.
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We play it with Teetotalers, sometimes.
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cowtime - "Butterfly" was on the 1st BB album. "Kid OTM" was on the 2nd.
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Post by tommyk »

This is a good one to try:
The Boys of Ballisodare / The Butterfly / The Foxhunters Jig (really a slip - comes from the uilleann pipe tone poem) / The Snowy Path
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kenny wrote:cowtime - "Butterfly" was on the 1st BB album. "Kid OTM" was on the 2nd.
Oops!
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I like Elizabeth Kelly's (sometimes known as Catherine Kelly's) before Butterfly.
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The Butterfly

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How about Deirdre's Fancy after it
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Post by michael_coleman »

I like sandwiching it between Drowsy Maggy and Morrisons...I call it the key signature set.
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