Andy Broon's

reel

Key signature: Fmajor

Submitted on November 23rd 2004 by Johannes J.

This tune has been added to 32 tunebooks.

Also known as Andy Broons, Andy Brown's.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

• Another Musical Interlude by Aly Bain And Phil Cunningham
• Celtic Connections - The Album by Various Artists
• Gone Dancing by Fine Friday
• Last Orders by Liz Doherty
• Lonely Bird by Aly Bain
• Shoreside by Gordon Gunn Band
• The Nineties Collection Vol. 1 by Various Artists
• Wired Up by Alistair McCulloch

X: 1
T: Andy Broon's
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
R: reel
K: Fmaj
ag|fcAf cAfc|AfcA a3 g|fcAf cAfc|eggf g2 ag|
fcAf cAfc|AfcA a3 g|fcAf cAfc|eggf g2||
fe|dBdf eceg|fefg agfe|dBdf eceg|f2 fe fgef|
dBdf eceg|fefg agfe|dBdf eceg|f2 fe f2||

Aly Bain composition

I know this isn't an Irish tune but it is exceedingly popular in Scottish sessions. It's often played before or after Dave Richardson's "McArthur Road". Great tune.

# Posted on November 23rd 2004 by Johannes J

I play it after Reel Beatrice. I agree - great tune!

# Posted on November 23rd 2004 by Tarrantella

John, try it after the Bonny Lass Of Fisherrow in C!
I first heard Andy Broon's in a session in Cambridge, played with a whole load of Shetland tunes like Donald Blue and that one that goes K:A AB|c2ce dcBA|ceef a... can't remember its name.

# Posted on November 23rd 2004 by Dow

Oh yeah I remember - I'll post it.

# Posted on November 23rd 2004 by Dow

Dow, I realised that I knew this "John Spence of Uyeasound" but I had to check the title. Then, I see you've posted it.

# Posted on November 23rd 2004 by Johannes J

Sweet as a nut

# Posted on November 26th 2004 by granama

Aly Bain

This is an Aly Bain composition, properly of course "Mr. Andy Brown's Reel", after the son of a friend if his

# Posted on November 5th 2005 by prouse