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Johnny Cronin's

reel

Key signature: Gmajor

Submitted on December 24th 2003 by Kenny.

This tune has been added to 19 tunebooks.

Also known as Johnny Cronin's Fancy.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Johnny Cronin's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Gmaj
G2 FG EGDE | GFGA BcdB | eB B2 dBAF | GBAG EDEF |
G2 FG EGDE | GFGA BcdB | eB B2 dBAF | GBAF G4 :|
Bdd^c d2 d=c | Bd d2 efgd | Bdd^c dBGB | c2 AG FGAc |
Bdd^c d2 d=c | Bd d2 efga | bgaf gfed | cBAG FGAc :|
BGGF G2 Ac | BG G2 Bdgd | BGGF G2 AB | c2 AG FGAc |
BGGF G2 Ac | BG G2 Bdga | bgaf gfed | cBAG FGAc :|

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Johnny Cronin's sheetmusic
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Johnny Cronin's

Requested by Andee, who had the good manners to say "thanks" when I posted another of her requests. Johnny Cronin is/was ? a fiddler - I think the brother of Paddy. he made one recording I know of on "Shanachie" along with banjo-player Joe Burke. A fine collection of tunes as I recall.

# Posted on December 24th 2003 by Kenny

Yaayy! Thanks again Kenny--I'm excited to learn this tune--and I obviously couldn't pick out on my own, so now I'll be able to do it much easier!!

# Posted on December 25th 2003 by Andee

Hey, this tune being posted was like getting an extra little Christmas present!

# Posted on December 25th 2003 by Andee

Johnny Cronin

Johnny Cronin was indeed Paddy's brother, he passed away a few years ago. His brother Paddy is still alive & kicking in Boston. Johnny was a complete wild man, very funny & a hell of a fiddler as well. He lived in New York City & was originally from Sliabh Luachra area if I remember correctly. Both brothers have a nice Sliabh hop mixed with a heavy dash of Coleman's music which was the order of the day.

# Posted on December 25th 2003 by Mad Baloney

Johnny Cronin

Thanks , "Touchy" - extra information always appreciated. Shame he's not around any more.

# Posted on December 25th 2003 by Kenny

Paddy's son, Vinnie, lives here in SF and plays flute. He's carrying on the complete wild man, very funny & a hell of a musician tradition as well.

# Posted on January 1st 2008 by Phantom Button

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