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English And Border Music For Pipes

David Faulkner And Steve Turner

Submitted on February 5th 2007 by Ben Miller.

  1. Mitford Galloway
  2. Lasses Make Your Tails Toddle
  3. The Bonny Miller
    Rusty Gully
  4. When I Was A Lady
    The Lilly
  5. Jack Warrel's
  6. Boxing Hares Air
    A
  7. Cuddly Claw'd Her
  8. The Silver Pin
    An Ye Had Been Where I Have Been You Would Not Be So Canty
  9. Hey My Nanny
    Hit Her Between The Legs
  10. Alloa House
  11. Welch

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Hornpipes...

Some tunes, such track 5, the second tune in 6 and the last track should be followed by the word hornpipe (which is being blocked out for some reason).

Enjoy

# Posted on February 5th 2007 by Ben Miller

Words like "hornpipe", "jig", or "reel", while often included in tune names are excluded here once the tune is actually listed. Guess it just simplifies things.

# Posted on February 5th 2007 by Jason G

That is quite ridiculous when a tune is named "A Hornpipe" or "Welch Hornpipe"...

# Posted on February 6th 2007 by Ben Miller

I don't necessarily disagree with you. That's just how it is. I think it's done that way because lots of people would post recordings and put the type of tune (i.e. "reel") after the name of each tune. In those cases knowing that it's a reel typically is not necessary and causes problems for linking to the actual tune. For a tune like "Maid Behind the Bar", whoever actually posted that tune into the database would have called the tune "Maid Behind the Bar". If a person posted a recording and decided to list the tune as "Maid Behind the Bar (reel)", then the link from the recording listing to the tune wouldn't work. I think there are obviously exceptions to the rule (like in your case it seems), but more often than not I think it is easier for the database's sake to not have the tune type along with the tune name. Hope that makes sense.

# Posted on February 7th 2007 by Jason G

Yeah, It does. I guess you cant have it both ways...

# Posted on February 9th 2007 by Ben Miller

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