Key signature: Dmajor
Submitted on January 1st 2003 by Concertina Player.
This tune has been added to 38 tunebooks.
Also known as Aggie Whyte, Aggie Whyte's, The High Road Th Galway, Satin Slipper, The Satin Slipper, Seamus Connolly's, Silver Slipper.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: New Found Out, The
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Dmaj
A3B AFFA|(3Bcd cA G3B|A~F3 ABdf|1eBBA BcdB:|2eBBA Bcde||
!~f3d ~g3e|~f3d ecde|fdde gabg|afed efga|
!b~f3 afec|defd efdB|A~F3 ABdf|eBBA BcdB||
Lively finishing tune
A good roarin' reel to finish a set.
The tune named as such first came to my attention on the album Providence by the excellent band of the same name. I'm sure I recognise this tune from one of the Bothy Band albums though I believe it must have been known by another name.
# Posted on January 1st 2003 by Concertina Player
Fisher Street have the following version (transcribed by Adrian Scahill), which they call Seamus Connolly's. The main difference is in the A part, where the repeat is more or less as the version posted above, while the first time is slightly different.
A3B AFFA|d2cd BGGB|(3ABA FA dcdf|eBBA BcdB|\
AFBF ADFA|BdcA G3B|(3ABA FA dcdf|1 edcB cAdB:|2 edcB cAde||\
fdd2 geag|(3fgf df edcA|defa g3b|afdf efde|\
fdd2 geag|(3fgf df edcB|(3ABA FA dcdf|eBBA Bcde:||
# Posted on January 3rd 2003 by CreadurMawnOrganig
Hmm - still not recognisable as a Bothy Band tune name - must be my imagination.
# Posted on January 14th 2003 by Concertina Player
"The New Found Out Reel" ~ in 'double' time:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/5268
32 bars instead of 16...and other names too...
# Posted on December 8th 2005 by ceolachan
Find another transcription here http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/8390.
# Posted on April 3rd 2008 by Dr. Dow
= "The Wind That Shakes The Barley" ?
To reply to the above, this tune was never recorded by the "Bothy Band" in any of the recordings I have [ which I think is them all ].
I first heard this reel played by some musicians from Leitrim at the Lorient Festival in Brittany in 1983. I had always assumed it was a Leitrim version of "The Wind That Shakes The Barley", as there are definite similarities in some of the bars.
Great version recorded by the Mulcahys.
# Posted on November 20th 2011 by Kenny
The Wind That Shakes The Barley
It was recorded by Planxty I was listening to them and the Bothy Band in the late 70's or early 80's.
http://www.thesession.org/recordings/display/49
# Posted on November 20th 2011 by Boots MacAllen
New found out
I think it's a very clever tune recycling common phrases into a really catchy melody. The Wind that shakes the Barley is in there but equally so are the Satin Slipper, the Sunny Banks and one or two others.
# Posted on November 21st 2011 by Prof. Prlwytzkofski
Satin Slipper=High Road to Galway, by the way. Should have clarified that maybe.
# Posted on November 21st 2011 by Prof. Prlwytzkofski