Key signature: Amixolydian
Submitted on August 15th 2006 by errik.
This tune has been added to 28 tunebooks.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: MacLaine Of Loch Buie
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Amix
|:e2 de A2 AB|g2 fe dGBd|e2 ce aeef|g2 dB A2 AB:|
|:A2 ag aeef|gage gddg|eaag edea|gedB A2 AB|
A2 ag aeef|gage gddg|eagf edea|gedB eAAB:|
Mac Laine of Loch Buie
A cool pipe reel learned from Ashley MacIsaac. The version I've posted here is a mix of several versions I've heard, with my own touch.
# Posted on August 15th 2006 by errik
Other versions
errik, is there any chance you could either give us ABC's on the other versions or point me in the direction of them, preferably in written form. Thanks.
# Posted on August 16th 2006 by hetty
MacLaine of Lochbuie
e2 de AAAB | g2 fg BGBd | e2 de edea |1gedB BAAA :|2gedB A3 e :|
|: a2 ag aeef | gage fdcd | eaag aeea | gedB BAAA |
a2 ag aeef | gage fdcd | g2 ag geea | gedB A4 |:
from "The Fiddler's Companion" website. Looks to me to be more like the original. Over 20 years since I played this.
# Posted on August 16th 2006 by Kenny
Yet another idea/variant
a bit of a composite:
e2 de AAAB | g2 fg BGBd |1e2 de edea |gedB BAAA :|2e2 ce ecea | gedB A3 e :|
|: a2 ag aeef | gage fdcd | eaae aeea | gedB BAAA |
a2 ag aeef | gage fdcd | eage edea|gedB BAAA:|
# Posted on September 10th 2007 by tomwalwyn
I'd have to agree with Kenny regarding the fiddler's companion version as being the version that's the same or similar to the one I'm familiar with. Here's how I'd be inclined to score it:
e2 de A3B | g2 fg BGBd | e2 de edea |[1gedB BAA2 :|[2gedB A3 e ||
a2 ag aeef | gage fdcd | eaag aeea | gedB BAA2 | a2 ag aeef | gage fdcd |
g2 ag geea | [1 gedB A3a :| [2 gedB A4 ||
Learned by a friend through the playing and teaching of the Piper, Davie Garret. The spelling often confused with MacLean. My sources tell me however that MacLaine & MacLean, although closely related and both hailing from the Isle of Mull, are in fact different families. In the case of this tune it's the former that is correct, MacLaine of Lochbuie, as opposed to MacLean of Duart.
# Posted on August 17th 2011 by Solidmahog
Davie
Davie Garret - now there's a name from the past. By an amazing coincidence, I came across a recording of him playing 2 polkas on a cassette tape from 1981 yesterday.
# Posted on August 17th 2011 by Kenny
Aye, Kenny. Davie. Haven't seen hide nor hair of him in a good few years myself. I came across his Scottish Whistle tutor a few weeks ago online and was pleased to see that it was still available. Good player.
# Posted on August 18th 2011 by Solidmahog
Davie plays with Balaich Lios Mor, and usually does the sound engineering for gigs in Lismore public hall.
# Posted on August 18th 2011 by Weejie
Thats good to hear.
# Posted on August 18th 2011 by Solidmahog