Can anyone name this old Ozark Irish Jig?

Can anyone name this old Ozark Irish Jig?

Hey all...

Help!

I learned this Jig from an old fiddler in the Ozark mountains.

Does ANYONE know the NAME of it? ( He had no idea
and online searches have produced no hits ).
I'd like to submit it to the database but I'd really love
to know if anyone recognizes it first and can NAME it.

I wrote it down from memory so I am not sure I have
it right. I want to get it right.

You can hear it on this web page...
http://itm1.34sp.com/temp/index.htm

Here is the ABC for it...

X:1
T:Unknown Jig I learned from and old Ozark fiddler.
M:6/8
L:1/8
Q:1/4=184
K:D
|: F2A AFE|EFA B2A|F2A AFD|E3 E2D |
F2A AFE|EFA B2A|dcB AFD|1 EFE D2D :|2 EFE D2A|
|: d3 d2A|BAF DED|d3 d2A|FED E3 |
d3 d2A|FED EFD|EFA BAF|1 D3 D2A :|2 D3 D2A|
|: d2A B2A|d2A B2A|d2A AFD|E3 E2D |
F2A AFE|EFA B2A|D2E AFE|1 D3 D2A :|2 D3 D3|

Even some 'hints' like "Sounds close to this or that"
might help me narrow it down. Thanks in advance.

# Posted on August 11th 2005 by kiley

Re: Can anyone name this old Ozark Irish Jig?

Sounds to me like it's a version of Cock O'the North, aka Chase Me Charlie:

http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/1218

# Posted on August 11th 2005 by tedium

Re: Can anyone name this old Ozark Irish Jig?

Hey... THANKS tedium!
I think you might be right!
Good ear!
That is DARN close albeit version I learned
from that Ozark fiddler is played 'down a notch'.
Interesting ( and unmistakable ) similarities
but also interesting ( and mysterious )
differences, too.

# Posted on August 11th 2005 by kiley