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Collection Lewes, 2016

  1. Paddy Fahey's Number 20
  2. The Killimor Jig
  3. Jackie McCarthy's
  4. Fine Times At Our House
  5. Boatman's Song
  6. Polska efter Blank Anders
  7. Springlek från Malung efter Troskari Erik

I had the tune from the estimable fiddler and banjo player Roger Leach in Brighton.
The great Edden Hammons seems to be moste people's source for this tune, but I first heard it by Matt Brown, and I will always love his understated yet expressive version.
Note the extra beat in the repeat of the B part — i.e. you leave an extra beat before coming back to the A part. And don't forget the pick-up quarter-note E when coming back!
The album Tre Spelmän (Three Fiddlers) is just... I don't even know what to say, it's a work of such sublime genius. Buy the album if you can! But in the meantime, this track exists on YouTube!

Paddy Fahey arr © 2016 Ben Paley

© Sean Ryan, arr. © 2021 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2021 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2016 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad arr. © 2019 Ben Paley

Trad. arr © 2016 Ben Paley

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Recordings:

  • Yvonne Casey, Yvonne Casey, 2004

Recordings:

  • Yvonne Casey, Yvonne Casey, 2004

Recordings:

  • Edden Hammons c.1874-1955, available on the compilation "The Edden Hammons Collection, Volume One" released in 1999
  • Foghorn Stringband, "Rattlesnake Tidal Wave", 2002
  • Matt Brown, "Lone Prairie", 2006
  • Sara Grey with Kieron Means and Ben Paley, "Sandy Boys", 2009

Recordings:

  • Marvin Gaster, Rich Hartness, Beth Hartness & Harry Gaster, "Going Down To Raleigh" (a collection of field recordings from North Carolina), 1995

Recordings:

  • Kalle Almlöf, Björn Ståbi and Pers Hans, "Tre Spelmän"
  • Ben Paley, "Homunculus Mellitus", 2019

Recordings:

  • Kalle Almlöf, Pers Hans and Björn Ståbi, "Tre Spelmän", 1977

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