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JB Samzun & Charles Monod - Aughavinna - Irish Traditional Music from Doolin, Co. Clare

Jackie Small’s

“Jackie Small’s” is a jig that I learned from Terry Bingham during the Russell Memorial Weekend back in 2015, and I believe he got that tune from the playing of De Dannan. It also features on a great album called “The Bank of Turf” by Tommy Fitzharris (flute) and Donal McCague (fiddle). Tommy is an amazing flute and concertina player and a regular visitor to Doolin, he is always a great addition to any session he joins!

I recorded this tune on the accordion back in 2015, you can watch the video below.

X:1
T:Jackie Small’s
R:Jig
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:Edor
|E2E cEE|BEE AFD|E2E cdc|BAF AFD|
E2E cEE|B2E ABc|d2f edB|BAF AFD:||
|:f2f ece|edB BAB|fdf ece|edB B2d|
fdf e2e|edB BAB|def edB|BAF AFD:||

2 thoughts on “Jackie Small’s”

  1. Anonymous

    lovely! missing the classic tunes, sessiuns and ye musicians ! Go raibh mile maith agat Charles! hope to see you soon…

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