Name of Hornpipes?

Name of Hornpipes?

Can anyone tell me the name of these two Hornpipes that Joe Burke is playing with his wife? The first one is familiar as hell to me as i've heard it on a Mick Foster recording he plays straight after the Showman's Fancy but still no name on that recording either.

# Posted on April 20th 2009 by upmine3

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

Oops forgot the link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcThzEOBv30&feature=channel_page

# Posted on April 20th 2009 by upmine3

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

Might be The Flowing Tide and The scent of the Bog

# Posted on April 20th 2009 by cos

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

I don't know the name of the first one, the second one is called the Scent of the Bog.

# Posted on April 20th 2009 by cathycook

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

"The Cuckoo's Nest"
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/573

"The Scent/Smell of the Bog"
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/5905

# Posted on April 20th 2009 by ceolachan

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

Thank you cathycook and ceolachan it is The Cuckoo's Nest and Smell of The Bog.
Oh and by the way ceolachan your transcript half way down the comments page on the Cuckoo's Nest seems closest to the one Burke is playing. The main ABC seems to stop "dead" when run through Concertina.net but cheers for your info.

# Posted on April 21st 2009 by upmine3

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

The cuckoo hornpipe ----- Not the cuckoos nest ------ and The smell of the bog. The Cuckoo Hornpipe is also called Murrys Fancy.

# Posted on April 22nd 2009 by Lord Gordan

Re: Name of Hornpipes?

"The cuckoo hornpipe ----- Not the cuckoos nest"

What since a Cuckoo doesn't have a nest? Obvious really after all we all know a Cuckoo lives in a clock.

# Posted on April 22nd 2009 by upmine3