I learned “I Have No Money” from Terry Bingham’s album. It is a reel that comes from the playing of Jackie Daly, the great accordion from Sliabh Luachra who now lives in Miltown Malbay. He recorded it in a set after “The Glenside Cottage“, and Terry Bingham recorded the same set.
X:1
T:I Have No Money
M:4/4
R:Reel
K:D
FAdB A2AG|FAdA FEEG|FAdB A2Af|afeg fddA|
FAdB A2AG|FAdA FEEG|FAdB A2Af|afeg fddf||
afef d2df|afeg fBBf|afef dedB|ABAG FDDf|
afef d2df|afeg fBBf|a2af edBd|A2AG FAdA||
“Condon’s Frolics” is another jig I learned from the playing of Terry Bingham. This version is also very close to the one recorded by Paddy Keenan on his album “Poirt An Phíobaire”. It is also called “Conlon’s Frolics” at times.
“The Humours of Slip Jig” is a slip jig very much associated with Donegal music. I learned it from accordion player Dermot Byrne, who is now based in Clare.
The Trip To Birmingham is a popular session tune that was composed by flute player Josie McDermott from County Sligo. I first learned this reel from the playing of Colette Coen, a lovely whistle player from Sligo…
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