Little Katie Taylor is a composition of Limerick flute player Paddy Taylor. I learned this reel from Terry Bingham during the Russell Memorial Weekend back in 2013 I believe.
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T:Little Katie Taylor
M:4/4
R:Reel
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|:D2FA GEAG|FDFA d2ef|geag eddc|ABAG EFGE|
D2FA GEAG|FDFA d2ef|geag eddc|1 ABAG FDDE:|2 ABAG FDD2||
|:fdfa g2ag|fdfa gbag|fdcA G2FG|ABcA dcAe|
f2fa geag|fdfa gbag|fdcA G2FG|AFGE FDD2:||
“The Concertina Reel” is a common session tune that I associate with the great accordion player Bobby Gardiner, with whom I played a few sessions at the Roadside Tavern in Lisdoonvarna.
“The Hag at the Churn” is a jig that I associate with piper Paddy Keenan, who is a regular visitor to Doolin. He recorded it with The Bothy Band and also on his album with Tommy O’Sullivan “The Long Grazing Acre”. Josephine Marsh also recorded a very nice version of this tune on the album “To Meet A Friend” with Cyril O’Donoghue.
“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.
