I learned “The Argyll Lassies” from my friend Johannes Perritaz, who plays in a band in Switzerland called Elandir. To be honest, I never heard it in a session… It was also recorded by Niall & Cillian Vallely on their album “Callan Bridge”, which is where Johannes learned it I believe.
X:1
T:Argyll Lassies (The)
R:Reel
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:Em
|:G~E3 G~D3|G~E3 GBAB|G~E3 GDDG|1 EFGA B2AB:|2 EFGA B2Be||
dBed BAAe|dBed B2Be|dBed BGAB|GEGA B2Be|
dBed BAAe|dBed B2 (3def|gdeg dBAG|EFGA B2AB||
I learned Patsy Touhey’s many years ago from the playing of Terry Bingham and was recently reminded of this great tune by Jack Talty.
“The Humours of Ballingarry” is a popular jig around Doolin. It is the last tune of a set that I learned from James Cullinan abd PJ Crotty’s album. The First two jigs of this set are “Happy to Meet and Sorry to Part” and “Dooney Rock”. Hugh & Colm Healy also recorded “The Humours of Ballingarry” on their CD “Macalla na hÓige”.
I learned this lovely jig, “Eddie Moloney’s”, from Terry Bingham during the Russell Memorial Weekend back in 2012. Eddie Moloney was a flute player from
