Key signature: Cmajor
Submitted on February 2nd 2003 by Dow.
This tune has been added to 44 tunebooks.
Also known as Another Paddy Fahy, Paddy Fahey's.
Recordings of a tune by this name:
X: 1
T: Paddy Fahy's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Cmaj
cBGF DEFD|G2DG BcdB|cBGA Bcde|f2ed cedB|
cBGF DEFD|G2DG BcdB|cBGA Bcdc|BGFD ECCB:|
|:c2ge fdcd|cBGF DEFD|Gc~c2 gceg|fdcB Gc~c2|
Ecde fedc|_BdGA B3c|dggf defa|g^fdc =BG (3Bcd:|
This tune is played in every key there is, pretty much. I like Martin Hayes' version in C, and have adapted it (w/o all the variations) for transcription purposes. It appears on "The Lonesome Touch" and is entitled "Another Paddy Fahy's". This tune also appears on Tony McManus' "Ceol More" played in E major (using capo). His version is basically the same with a slight difference in the 2nd part:
|:c2ge fdcd|cBGF DEFD|Gc~c2 gceg|fdcd cBGF|
Ecde efdc|BdGA _B=BcG|dg~g2 defa|gfdc BGFD:|
I think the thing I like about Martin Hayes' version is the F# in the final bar.
There are plenty other transcriptions of this on the net. JC's Tune Index has them all:-
#159 "Paddy Fahey's No.3" - in A major
#160697 "Paddy Fahey's #2" - in C major
#533 "Paddy Fahy's" - in D major
#755 "Paddy Fahy's" - in G major
The last 2 are from Henrik Norbeck's.
# Posted on February 2nd 2003 by Dow
This version is unlike those by Moving Cloud on Foxglove, or Joe Burke on The Bucks of Oranmore. Similar versions are played by Jason O'Rourke on The Bunch of Keys and by Annemarie McCormack on Ace and Deuce. The descending triplet at the end of each part on these recordings is what hooked me into learning this cheerful reel.
# Posted on November 19th 2004 by joesmith
We've started playing this in D now in our session, for the flutes.
# Posted on May 30th 2005 by Dow
Also on Kevin and Sean Moloney's duet album. Paddy Carty is cited as the source.
# Posted on May 10th 2008 by slainte