Key signature: Gmajor
Submitted on November 25th 2002 by lazyhound.
This tune has been added to 48 tunebooks.
Also known as Happy To Meet, Happy To Meet And Sorry To Part, Happy To Meet Sorry To Part, Happy To Meet You, Sorry To Part, Sorry To Part.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Happy To Meet, Sorry To Part
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Gmaj
|:dBB BAB|GEF G2A|Bee dBA|B2B gfe|
dBB BAB|GEF G2A|Bee dBA|BGG G3:|
|:g2g fed|Bdd def|g2g fed|Bee e2f|
g2g fed|Bdd def|gfg eag|fef gfg:||
This version is from a New England fiddle music collection.
# Posted on November 25th 2002 by lazyhound
Both Seamus Ennis and his father played this song as an ending to their performances. It is on his recording: "The Wandering Minstrel," which I submitted and should be listed. Great jig.
# Posted on November 26th 2002 by Paddy
Ennis has an "and" in the name of his.
# Posted on November 26th 2002 by Paddy
Happy to Meet, Sorry to Part
This pops up on an old Horslips album too, possibly by the same name.
# Posted on January 16th 2003 by sergeant fox
Happy to Meet You, Sorry to Part
The slip jig version of the tune is called "My Mind Will Never Be Easy": http://thesession.org/tunes/display.php/191 It's normally played in G while posted in Amin.
# Posted on January 2nd 2005 by slainte
it's exactly like Eddie Kelly's, no?
# Posted on February 16th 2005 by JHowley
Eddie Kelly's? Well, no, not "exactly," though it shares many of the same phrases. Two distinct tunes, made out of the same cloth.
# Posted on February 16th 2005 by Will CPT
& that collection is called ~
~ check the cover ~ & please give credit where credit is due:
"The New England Fiddler's Repertoire"
Randy Miller & Jack Perron:
http://www.randymillerprints.com/
http://www.randymillerprints.com/fiddletunebooks.htm
# Posted on November 21st 2005 by ceolachan
Sligo Version?
A lovely jig associated with John Joe Gardiner: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/5349 Angelina Carberry points out the similarity between the two tunes.
# Posted on January 21st 2006 by slainte