Lucy Campbell's

reel

Key signature: Dmajor

Submitted on March 29th 2003 by Atanos.

This tune has been added to 399 tunebooks.

Also known as Lucy, Lucy Cambell, Lucy Cambell's, Lucy Cambell’s, Lucy Campbell, Miss Lucy Campbell.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• 1891-1945 Disc 1 by Michael Coleman
• A Glimpse Of The Real Ireland by Various Artists
• Ace And Deuce by Ace And Deuce
• American Special by Stockton's Wing
• An Exciting Session With One Of Ireland's Leading Traditional Fiddlers by Tommy Peoples
• An Historic Recording Of Irish Traditional Music by Paddy Canny, P.J. Hayes, Peader O'Loughlin, Bridie Lafferty
• An Mileoidean Scaoilte by Johnny Connolly
• Archives #1 by Jean Carignan And Gilles Losier
• At First Light by Michael McGoldrick And John McSherry
• Barr Na Cuille by Neil Mulligan
• Bean Chairdin by Dympna O'Sullivan
• Best Of Irish Ceili Music by Various Artists
• Between The Strings by Adrian McAuliffe And Cathal Flood
• Bohola (3) by Bohola
• Bridging The Gap by Mick Mulvey
• Cape Breton Fiddle And Piano Music by The Beatons
• Cape Breton Fiddlers On Early LPs by Various Artistes
• Cape Breton Live - Take 2 by Various Artists
• Cape Breton...My Land In Music by Sandy MacIntyre
• Celtic Hotel by Battlefield Band
• Collection Of Jigs And Reels by Shaskeen
• Come To An Irish Dance Party by Laichtín Naofa Céilí Band.
• Consider The Source by Brian Conway
• Down The Line by Ciaran Tourish
• Edel Fox And Ronan O'Flaherty by Edel Fox And Ronan O'Flaherty
• Fierce Traditional by Frankie Gavin
• Fit As A Fiddle by Natalie MacMaster
• Foinn Seisiun 3 by Ennis/Dublin Session Group
• Forgotten Days by Davy Spillane And Kevin Glackin
• General Humbert 2 by General Humbert
• Green Grass Blue Grass by Brock McGuire Band
• In Praise Of Lissycasey by Various Artists
• In The Smoke by Various Artists
• Ireland's Best Session Tunes CD 1 by Waltons Recording
• Irish Traditional Music And Song by Shaskeen
• Katy Bar The Door by Randal Bays
• Kevin Burke In Concert by Kevin Burke
• Lamh Ar Lamh (Many Hands) CD 1 by Various Artists
• Light In The Western Sky by Stockton's Wing
• Live At Lowry's by Lowry's Tuesday Session
• Live At The Music Room by Troy MacGillivray
• Live In Concert by The Bothy Band
• Lively Steps by Jerry Holland
• Mac Morin by Mac Morin
• Mick Mulcahy by Mick Mulcahy
• Paddy And Bridget And Their Great Friends 2 by Various Artists
• Paddy In The Smoke by Various Artists
• Pass It Down by Matt Pepin
• Reelin'in Tradition by The Mulcahy Family
• Riches Of Clare by Various Artists
• Ronan Martin by Ronan Martin
• Round The House: Music For The Sets Volume 1 by Various Artists
• Saffron And Blue by Manus McGuire
• Stepping On The Bridge by Hamish Moore
• Stormy Brew by Rig The Jig
• Swingin' From The Lightbulbs by Josh O Loughlin And Mairtin Quigley
• Temple House 2 by Temple House Ceili Band
• The Art Of Traditional Fiddle Playing by Matt Cranitch
• The Coleman Country Ceili Band by The Coleman Country Ceili Band
• The Dear Little Isle by Inishbofin Ceili Band
• The Fabulous Kilfenora Ceili Band by The Kilfenora Ceili Band
• The Gathering by Various Artists
• The High Part Of The Road by Tommy Peoples And Paul Brady
• The Home I Left Behind by CCE Tour 1974
• The Michael Sexton Ceili Band by The Michael Sexton Ceili Band
• The Mighty Box by Luke Daniels
• The Music Makers: Celebrating 35 Years Of Comhaltas In Leeds by Leeds CCE
• The Natural Bridge by Ben Lennon And Friends
• The Pipers' Gathering 2005 by Various Artists
• The Porthole Of The Kelp by Sean Casey
• The Purple Heather CD1 by Vincent Campbell
• The Rakish Paddy by Paddy Cronin
• The Thorn Tree by Grainne Hambly
• The Tocane Concerts by Various Artists
• To Hell With The Begrudgers by Seamus Tansey And Jim McKillop
• Traditional Fiddle Music From East Clare by Paddy Canny
• Traditional Fiddle Music Of Cape Breton Volume 2: The Rovers Return by Various Artists
• Traditional Irish Tunes Played On The Tin Whistle (1/2) by Geraldine Cotter
• Up And Coming - Ó Ghlúin Go Glúin by Oisín And Conal Hernon
• Waifs And Strays (Traditional Irish Music From County Clare) by Michael Hynes And Dennis Liddy
• Wallop The Spot by Four Men And A Dog
• With Friends Like These by James Keane
• Year Of The Dog by Culann's Hounds

X: 1
T: Lucy Campbell's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Dmaj
| A2 FA A2 dB | A2 FA BE E2 | A2 FA defe | dBAF AD D2 |
AD (3FED A2 dB | (3ABA FA BE E2 | ADFA defe | dBAF AD D2 ||
dBAB defe | d2 cABE E2 | dBAB defe | dBAF AD D2 |
dBAB defe | dB (3BAB gBdB | A2 FA defe | dBAF AD D2 ||
a3 f defg | a2 fa be e2 | a3 f defe | dBAF AD D2 |
a3 f defg | (3aba fa beef | g3 e f3 e | dBAF AD D2 ||
df (3fef dfef | df (3fef afef | dffe f3 e | dBAF AD D2 |
df (3fef dfef | df (3fef afef | g3 e f3 e | dBAF AD D2 ||

Lucy Campbell's

Here's a nice 4 part reel.

# Posted on March 29th 2003 by Atanos

I've always wondered if the person who wrote this was a fan of The Bucks Of Oranmore...

# Posted on March 29th 2003 by Dr. Dow

Lucy Campbell's

Perhaps the seed of The Bucks of Oranmore ? They do indeed sound VERY similar, but I have a Neo-Darwinian faith that given plenty musicians learning by ear, pleasant sounding mistakes, imaginative variations and enough time, the two will evolve into two different sounding creatures.

# Posted on March 29th 2003 by Atanos

The seed or the fruit of its loins?... I wonder whether they actually will diverge as you say. I suspect that they are both too well documented in the form of books, recordings, net postings etc to change significantly. I'd like to think not.

# Posted on March 29th 2003 by Dr. Dow

Family Ties

I have often thought he same thing - about the first part in particular. But then, I always find in these cases, that the tune also bears resemblance to some other tune entirely, for example, the final part of this tune is almost identical to the 2nd part of The Union reel (whose 1st part is very similar to the 1st part of The Foxhunter's Reel).

...and hasn't anyone noticed that The Bucks of Oranmore, despite the different rhythm, bears an uncanny melodic and structural resemblance to the common 4-part version of The Lark in the Morning - which, in turn resembles the multi-part D version of The Geese in the Bog, which is related to the 2-part Am/C version ....and so on. There seems to be almost a continuous spectrum of tunes - so much so that I've been led right off the topic of Lucy Cambell's.

# Posted on March 31st 2003 by CreadurMawnOrganig

Ya

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# Posted on January 19th 2007 by tin_whistler

Lucy Campbell vs Billy Brocker's

Am I mistaking or is Billy Brocker's Reel simply the first two parts of Lucy Campbell, or perhaps a two-part version?

# Posted on August 14th 2007 by f.pellerin

The Boyne Hunt also sounds a bit like a two-part version of this. I don't know the relation of the tunes though.

# Posted on August 14th 2007 by slainte

Sounds like the bucks and Last nights fun.

# Posted on March 16th 2008 by dinn2

Lucy Campbell's

Listen to a relaxed yet tight piano accordion & banjo duet playing of this well-known reel: http://leedscce.com/images/26%20-%20Track%2026.mp3

The second reel is the Yellow Tinker. The musicians are Micheal Tennyson (piano accordion), Jody Moran (banjo), and Neil Baillie (bouzouki), who would represent the scene in the north of England. The clip is from the latest Leeds CCE recording titled "The Music Makers."

# Posted on July 15th 2008 by slainte

Lucy Campbell

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UupFW-97nmg .....second tune.

Great playing from Cathal Hayden, Stevie Hayden, Seamus O'Kane and Mark Mohan

# Posted on June 11th 2009 by bogman

Lucy Campbell's has its origins in Scotland as a 6-part strathspey.

# Posted on August 25th 2010 by fiddlerpianist

Lucy Campbell's

Oops, posted the wrong link there, that's Grace Kelly playing the Morning Thrush. Here's the one I meant http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TEOknAKdz0

# Posted on September 22nd 2010 by bogman

Lucy Campbell's

First tune here... clip starts during the 2nd part...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK8VTbcnACk

# Posted on September 25th 2010 by bogman

Lucy Campbell's

From 1972
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN-KmQWxhk0

# Posted on November 14th 2010 by bogman