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This is a tune I first heard played by Wayne Harrell (a mandolin player from Lawerceburg TN). He learned it from the Portland Collection Book Vol. 1 and I think it is a French Canadian tune. I like it and it has become a standard in our jam session. I recorded it with just four mandolin parts, a chop, lead and two harmony parts. Hope you enjoy it.
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AlexJuvion Says:
Monday, June 17, 2024 @2:47:51 AM
The tune is characterized by its lively, rhythmic melody and is commonly performed on the fiddle, accompanied by instruments like guitar, piano, and bodhrán.
Alex,
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