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Subject: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 05 Oct 00 - 10:05 AM for the first thread on this please see thread 23672 Note: We reserve the right to edit or delete messages in this thread, and we may delete tunes once they are available in the Digital Tradition. There's an effort about to collect tunes for all the Digital Tradition songs. The missing tunes thread (click) has information about tunes that are needed, and about tunes that have been posted in other locations. The Mudcat Cafe has over 23,000 threads posted so far, so we have to take some care to ensure that we don't lose tunes and lyrics that are posted.
I hope that clears up what we need. I'm sure Dick Greenhaus will drop in from time to time to give us further instructions. If you post your tunes here in this thread or send them to Mudcat MIDIs or to Dick, it will make it much easier for us to make use of them. Thanks. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 05 Oct 00 - 05:56 PM 434 BONNY BOY X: 158 T:Bonny Boy M:2/4 L:1/8 Q:1/4=60 B:Folksongs and Ballads Popular in Ireland Vol 1 N:filename [DAILYGR2 K:G B>A| G>G DB,|C>C B,C| D>G GF|G3 A| B/BA/ B>c|d<d B>d|c-c>E {FG}F>E|D3 B| d>d B>d|c>c B>A|GG EE|c2 B>A| G<G {DE}D>B,|C2 B,C|DG3-|G2|| 3267 THE STONE OUTSIDE DAN MURPHY'S DOOR 'The Irish Pub Songbook' attributes this to JP Dane (words?), and shows the chorus repeated. I have omitted the repeat here. X: 159 T:The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door M:3/4 L:1/8 B:The Irish Pub Songbook, Ossian 1993 N:filename [STONMURF K:G d^d| e2 d2 B2 |G2 D2 G2 |F2 E4- |E2 z2 AB| c2 A2 G2 |F4 E2 |D6- |D2 z2 d2| e2 d2 B2 |G2 D2 G2 |F2 E4- |E2 z2 AB| c2 A2 F2 |D2 F2 A2 |G6- |G2 z2 A2| A2 B2^c2 |d2^c2 d2 |e6 |B4 BB| ^c2 d2 c2|G2^c2 B2 |A6- |A2 z2 d2| e2 d2 B2 |G4 DD |F2 E2 E2|A4 AB| c2 A2 F2 |D2 F2 A2 |G6- |G2 z2|| d2| e2 d2 B2 |G2 D2 G2 |F2 E4 |z2 z2 A2| c2 A2 G2 |F2 F2 E2 |D6- |D2 z2 d^d| e2 d2 B2 |G4 DD |F2 E2 E2|A4 AB| c2 A2 F2 |D2 F2 A2 |G6- |G2 z2|| Wassail! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Joe Offer Date: 05 Oct 00 - 07:24 PM Remember that Dick Greenhaus is the only one who has the technical ability to add tunes to the database, and it's a tedious process. He does his best to match the first verse of the lyrics to the tune. It will be a long time before all these tunes can be incorporated into the database - but at least we have them available right here, right now. Thanks to all for this great work. Keep it coming. -Joe Offer- |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 05 Oct 00 - 11:24 PM Thanks for editing and posting the directions Joe! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: John in Brisbane Date: 11 Oct 00 - 10:42 PM Congratulations to all those who've contributed so avidly in the last few months. I have a couple of extra points to make here:
I've seen a number of tunes posted that are repeats of previous work done. Sorry Snuffy, but The Stone Outside is a case in point. It's a pity if a labour of love could have been better used on something else. I can't remember if it was Alison or I who did the original posting, but I've only recently discovered that some of my earlier postings don't appear to have made it into the Midis. I'll review MMario's list, but I must admit I forget them fairly quickly after I've worked on them.
I was very interested to read the note about NWC at the top of this thread. I'll need some time to provide a more detailed response. What I will say briefly now is that asking contributors to do the little bit of work up front will (hopefully) save Dick a huge amount of work later on. More of this anon.
Regards, John |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 12 Oct 00 - 09:23 AM Addendum to John's note: I have tried to find as many of the midi's that were posted to the forum as possible, but I keep finding more. If there is anyone out there who would like to concentrate on searching the forum for midi's feel free to volunteer! Finding one of the "lost" tunes in the forum and positng it's location is a valuable contribution, as it eliminates duplications such as we have found on occassion. Likewise, I will gladly e-mail out the updated file of "songs without tunes" on request. I update daily at this point. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 14 Oct 00 - 08:49 AM John, I've been back through all the missing tune threads to check, and am fairly certain that there is no mention of 'The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door' having been posted by anyone at all. We're all working off Mmario's list and his updates on the threads. If people are posting stuff and not telling Mario, then we're going to get a lot more duplications. Wassail! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 14 Oct 00 - 06:54 PM 1460 THE HARP WITHOUT A CROWN The DT version says it is from Hugill, but there are minor differences in the words, and one verse (Hugill's #6) missing. The DT entry also says tune Bonny Blue Flag (Low Backed Car) tunefile [BONBLUE, and has been cleared from the missing tunes list. But Hugill himself says: The tune of the verse is similar to that of the Wearing o' the Green, but the chorus bears a marked resemblance to the American Civil War march The Bonnie Blue Flag.Here is the tune as given by Hugill X: 163 T:The Gals O' Dublin Town (a) M:2/4 L:1/16 Q:100 S:Stan Hugill B:Shanties from the Seven Seas N:filename [HARPCRN K:C C2D2| E2E2 E2E2|E2G2 G2E2|E2D2 D2E2|D6 GG| A2F2 ccc2|A2G2 E2C2|DDC2 CCD2|C6 G2| c6 c2|B6 GG|A3B (3c2B2A2|G6 G2| c4 c3c |AAG2 E2CC|D3C C3D |C4|| 1605 THE HUNGRY CHILD X: 160 T:The Hungry Child M:3/4 L:1/4 C:Judith Piepe S:The Young Tradition N:filename [HUNGRCHD D:So Cheerfully Round, 1967 K:FDor F| F2c|B2G|B2G|F2G| A2A|(GF)E|(F2E)|F3| c<cc|B2G|B2G|FAB| c2F|F2E|(F2E)|F3| c2c|B3-|Bz2|c2A|F3|z2G| A2A|(GF)E|(F2E)|F3|| 3743 WHITSUN CAROL X: 161 T:Whitsun Carol M:4/4 L:1/8 Q:160 S:The Young Tradition N:filename [WHITSUNC D:So Cheerfully Round, 1967 K:E B2| E3E G2A2|B4(=d2c2)|B2B2 A2F2|E6 B2| E3E G2A2|B4(=d2c2)|B4 A2F2|E6 G2| B4 (=d2c2)|B4 B2G2|(Bc)(=dc) e2c2|B6 (GA)| B4(=d2c2)|B4 A4|G2E2 EED2|E6|| Wassail! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 14 Oct 00 - 07:00 PM thanks snuffy - I'll add a note to the "found tune" entry for that when I update monday |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Alan of Australia Date: 16 Oct 00 - 01:28 AM G'day, Tunes added to the MIDI site today, in the M-S section. You can find them at the Mudcat MIDI site.
The Masochism Tango
Cheers, |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Alan of Australia Date: 25 Oct 00 - 10:49 PM G'day, Tunes added to the MIDI site today. You can find them at the Mudcat MIDI site.
'Twas The Night Before Christmas
Cheers, |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 27 Oct 00 - 04:41 PM refresh |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 20 Nov 00 - 09:46 AM refresh as some questions have been asked recently about posting, how to post, where to post, etc. tunes. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 09 Dec 00 - 07:08 PM 1930 KEEP YOR FEET STILL GEORDIE HINNEY
MIDI file: GEORDHIN.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 240 (250000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 183 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 09 Jan 01 - 01:04 PM refresh for new members |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 26 Jan 01 - 03:49 PM refresh - why not? |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Sorcha Date: 31 Jan 01 - 12:09 PM I sure hope this works, it's been a while since I did an abc--fought the stupid program all morning......
T:ALISON AND WILLIE Child 256
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Sorcha Date: 31 Jan 01 - 02:46 PM MC# 236 Banks of Greenwillow2 has a tune at http://shorty.mudcat.org/cgi-shl/as_web.exe?Command=search&file=fall99&request=%5bBANKS+OF+GREEN+WILLOW%5d&MaxHits=1&PickupLines=1&DraPickup=822624&NumLines=4. It is the same basic set of lyrics, both Child 24.
T:BARON O LEYS CHILD 241 M:6/8 L:1/8 K:C z4 D | F2 F GAc | dcA G2 F/2D/2 | F2 F GAc | d3 D2 D | F2 F GAc | dcA G2 F/2D/2 | F2 FAc | d3 D2 z | z4 d/2e/2 | f>gf edc | dcA c2 d/2e/2 f>gf edc| d3 c2 d/2e/2 | f>gf edc | c>de f2 A/2G/2 | F>GF GAc | d3 D2 z ||
from: Singing Tradition of Childs Popular Ballads, by Bertrand Harris Bronson
MC# 257 Baron O Brackley2 has tune at http://www.mudcat.org/cgi-shl/as_web.exe?Command=search&file=fall99&request=%5bTHE+BARON+O%27+BRACKLEY%5d&MaxHits=1&PickupLines=1&DraPickup=941461&NumLines=4 which is Baron O Brackley MC# 304 Beggarman2 has tune at http://www.mudcat.org/!!-supersearch99.cfm?MaxHits=1&Command=search&NumLines=4&file=fall99&request=%5BTHE+BEGGAR+MAN+(4)%5D
REF: MC#360—Blackjack David—Black Jack Davey has a tune http://www.mudcat.org/!!-supersearch99.cfm?MaxHits=1&Command=search&NumLines=4&file=fall99&request=%5BBLACK+JACK+DAVEY%5D and another http://www.mudcat.org/!!-supersearch99.cfm?MaxHits=1&Command=search&NumLines=4&file=fall99&request=%5BBLACKJACK+DAVEY+(2)%5D here, but the lyrics that are missing a tune don't seem to fit either tune exactly, but I think they could be tweaked by a singer to fit.? (this Child stuff is a pain in the you know what!!) |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Sorcha Date: 01 Feb 01 - 10:12 PM The tune below for Arbutus is what Bronson gives, but the words are very different from what is in the DT. No idea if the tune will work.
T:ARBUTUS CHILD 100
T:BONNY SHEPHERD LAD CHILD #112
T:BOTHWELL BRIDGE CHILD #206
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 02 Feb 01 - 08:30 AM A clue to the problem with Arbutus lies in the attribution: "trad/grater". Apparantly, this should be [Paddy] Graber, who has taken some bits of Willie O' Winsbury and drastically rewritten the song. The transformation into a tree business doesn't appear in any of Child's examples, or in any other version that I've ever come across; that, presumably, is entirely Graber's invention. That being the case, it's also quite likely that he set it to another tune; all the traditional examples I know of (including the one Sorcha quotes) are sung to variants of the same melody, with the fourth line of each verse repeated as a refrain, which would be one reason why the Child melody doesn't fit "Arbutus". There is an example, collected by Cecil Sharp in the early years of the 20th century, at Willie O' Winsbury, though the accompanying text is from elsewhere. Actually, the tune best-known nowadays for Willie was composed for that very set of words by (I think) Andy Irvine in the 1960s; it was almost instantly assumed to be traditional because it was so convincing, and Fairport Convention set Farewell, Farewell to it on that assumption. That tune fits "Arbutus"... Malcolm P.S. Sorcha: which of Child's examples does the tune you posted belong to? PPS. MMario: that means that "Farewell Farewell" needs to go back on the "Missing" list, as the "Willie" tune in the DT is the wrong one for it. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 02 Feb 01 - 08:39 AM got it! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Sorcha Date: 02 Feb 01 - 09:42 AM Malcolm, I honestly don't know, because the tune I posted is the one given by Child himself in the Appendix to Vol. 5. I am not currently in possession of Vol. 2, where Child's versions of 100 are.
Bronson gives 6 tunes, none of which are the one Child gives......but similar to the Group A, 1. tune. (Titled O Will Ye Marry my Daughter Janet--but no lyrics given) Bronson also gives 5 lyric variants' If we're going to get into all Child variants and all possible/available tunes, I think we would have to start a whole new DT to handle it....... |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 02 Feb 01 - 11:53 AM We probably would! None of the versions in volume 2 mention Miss M. Macmath, which is why I asked. Perhaps she appears in addenda somewhere; I managed to find a (relatively) cheap set in Australia the other day, so I will soon be able to check without traipsing all the way to the library (airmail permitting). You'll have noticed that I'm quite anxious to make sure that tunes and texts are matched as closely as possible, which is why I'm always asking for more information from people; that's just the way I am... Malcolm |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 02 Feb 01 - 12:51 PM Malcolm - I see your point. (and appreciate it) On the other hand - I'd just like to have tunes to the lyrics! *grin* Tho' it is nice when we can make a positive match between the lyric and the tune. Less variants would help - but we're stuck with the fact that there are probably MORE variations then we can shake a stick at! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Sorcha Date: 02 Feb 01 - 01:44 PM sooooo, you want me to post all 6 tunes and all 5 variants to Willie-O? Mario, you will understand the problem better when your book arrives...... |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 02 Feb 01 - 01:57 PM Sorcha - I would say for the present lets just match tunes with lyrics in the DT (where we can). If you want to do more, I doubt if anyone would object. 'cept possibly an anonymous guest |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Sorcha Date: 04 Feb 01 - 03:18 PM 509)BROOMFIELD WAGER3 has 3 tunes in the DT:
one here: http://shorty.mudcat.org/cgi-shl/as_web.exe?Command=search&file=fall99&request=%5bBROOMFIELD+WAGER%5d&MaxHits=1&PickupLines=1&DraPickup=2008572&NumLines=4
and 2 here: http://shorty.mudcat.org/cgi-shl/as_web.exe?Command=search&file=fall99&request=%5bBROOMFIELD+WAGER%5d&MaxHits=1&PickupLines=2&DraPickup=2005762&NumLines=4
T:BROUGHTY WA'S CHILD #258
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: GUEST,Kernow Jon Date: 04 Feb 01 - 06:42 PM Baz posted Dan Murphy's in January 99 before Mario began this magic effort. regards KJ |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 18 Feb 01 - 09:16 AM 1040) EVERYTHING GLOWS X: 175 T:Anything Goes M:2/4 L:1/8 Q:180 C:Cole Porter N:Filename [EVRYGLOW K:Ab C2| E2F2|C2E2|F2EF-|FEC2| EF2C|E2FA-|AFA2|B2c2| B4-|B4|z4|(3A-AAA2| A4|z4|z4|z2|| C2| E2F2|C2E2|F2EF-|FEC2| EF2C|E2FA-|AFA2|B2c2| B4-|B4|z4|(3A-AAA2| A4-|A2z2|z2|| G>G-| GGG2|G2G>G-|GGG2|=A2G>G-| G>GG2|B2G>G-|GGG2|=B2G>G-| GGG2|c2G>G-|GGGG|G2CC-| C2C>C|CC3|_C2=C2|E4|z2|| C2| E2F2|C2E2|F2EF-|FEC2| EF2C|E2FA-|AFA2|B2c2| B4-|B4|z4|(3A-AAA2| A4|z4|z4|z2|| 1987) LA MARSEILLAISE X: 188 T:La Marseillaise M:4/4 L:1/8 Q:100 N:Filename [LAMARSEI K:G D/D>D| G2G2 A2A2|d2-d>B G>GB>G|E2 c4A>F|G6 G>A| B2B2 B2c>B|B2A4 A>B|c2c2 c2d>c|B6 d>d| d2 B>G d2 B>G|D4- D>DD>F| A4 c2A>F|A2 G4 =F2|E2G>G G2F>G|A6 zA| _B3B B>Bc>d|A6 _B>A|G3G G_B A>G|G2F4 d2| d4- d>dB>G|A6 D2|d4- d>dB>G|A6 D2| G6 A2|B8|c4 d2e2|A6 e2|d4- d>Bc>A|G6||
Wassail! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 18 Feb 01 - 10:11 AM Thanks snuffy! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 18 Feb 01 - 07:22 PM 357 BLACKBIRD X: 190 T:Blackbird M:4/4 L:1/16 C:Lennon/McCartney N:Filename [BLACKBIR S:from a multi-track midi found at http://users1.ee.net/lstone/blackbird.mid K:C G2G2| GGGFGd3 d8-|d4z4 B2G2A2AA-|A2Gc-c2dB- B2z2z4|z8 A3B-B2G2-| G8- G4z4|G2G2G2A2 B2A2GE2A-|A2G2BA2G- G8|z8 z8| G2G2GGGF Gd3d4-|d8 z4B2G2|A2AA3Gc- c2dB-B2z2|z8 z4A3B-| B2G6- G8|z4G2G2 G2A2B2A2|GE2A-A2G2 B2AG-G4-|G4c4- c2G6-| G2G6- G8|z4c4- c2G6-|G2G6- G4z3g-|gfdf-f2dd c_BF2-F2G2-|G8 z4|| Wassail! V
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: GUEST,kkelly9814@aol.com Date: 25 Feb 01 - 02:58 AM need tune to Vatican Rag, Copyright Tom Leher @religion @humor filename[ VATIRAG |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 27 Feb 01 - 02:53 PM PM sent to kkelly |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Maestrok Date: 02 Mar 01 - 02:19 PM Please advise what PM is, as in sent PM to kkelly. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 02 Mar 01 - 02:36 PM Personal Message. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Maestrok Date: 04 Mar 01 - 03:36 PM Thank you Mario,but I did not receive it. Please forgive my ineptness as I am new to Mudcat but I am findig it very informative. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 04 Mar 01 - 04:32 PM Maestro - the midi is out on Alan's Mudcat Midi page. You can find it in the quicklinks at the top of the forum page - or go here it's an alphabetical listing. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Maestrok Date: 11 Mar 01 - 02:10 AM Thanks, ever so much, it is a pleasure to be able to find something I've been looking for, for over 20 years! Again, THANK YOU!!! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: toadfrog Date: 01 Apr 01 - 05:56 PM I have downloaded the proffered software, for which thanks. The accompanying instructions say "obtain or create the MIDI file by whatever means you can." I am not technically sophisticated. How does one create a MIDI file. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 01 Apr 01 - 05:59 PM midi files can be created with many different music notation programs. an easy and inexpensive one for the PC is Noteworthy Composer. Or many midi's can be downloaded from the web. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 01 Apr 01 - 07:31 PM You can also create MIDIs from abc files. The software is free. Look in the Mudcat Links for the ABC homepage which will give you links to the programs you neeed to download for your platform (PC/Apple/Unix/other) |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 03 Apr 01 - 12:57 PM refresh. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Maestrok Date: 15 Apr 01 - 11:15 PM "WALKIN' TO NEW ORLEANS" sURE WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN ALL THE VERSES. i HAVE THE MUSIC AND THE 1ST VERSE. THANKS |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 19 May 01 - 09:31 AM 2363) A MON LIKE THEE
MIDI file: MONTHEE.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 160 (375000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 195 MIDI file: BILLOUR.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 160 (375000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 194 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 19 May 01 - 02:46 PM yee-haw! thanks snuffy! |
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Subject: Tune Add: MacColl From: Snuffy Date: 30 Oct 01 - 06:00 PM I've been working my way through MacColl's Black & White CD and here's what I've come up with: 2436 MY OLD MAN
MIDI file: MYOLDMAN.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 120 (500000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 197
MIDI file: JOYLIVE.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 120 (500000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 198 I'm not really happy with this one - if anyone can improve upon it, please do! MIDI file: SHTHKNF2.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 150 (400000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 199
MIDI file: NBDYKNEW.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 110 (545454 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 200
MIDI file: BLCKWHIT.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 120 (500000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 201 Wassail! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 30 Oct 01 - 07:35 PM yee-haw! thanks snuffy! (is there an echo in here?) *grin*
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 31 Oct 01 - 06:04 PM By the way - if you're going to put words to the tune, it would be nice if they were the right words. In 1905 JOY OF LIVING, all the place-names in the DT version are wrong. Here's a corected version of verse 1:
Farewell you northern hills, you mountains all goodbye WassaiL! V
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 07 Nov 01 - 04:58 PM Here's a few more tunes that I've noted down. But they're not copied from the dots, or transcribed from a recording - they are basically done from memory, so they might be slightly folk-processed. 929 DOWN WHERE THE DRUNKARDS ROLL MIDI file: DRNKROLL.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 110 (545454 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 203 MIDI file: GOINGTOZ.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 180 (333333 microsec/crotchet) X: 206 MIDI file: GOTCLANK.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 150 (400000 microsec/crotchet) X: 207 MIDI file: MERMAID2.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 160 (375000 microsec/crotchet) X: 202 MIDI file: NOUCOU~1.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 120 (500000 microsec/crotchet) X: 205 MIDI file: ROSABELA.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 150 (400000 microsec/crotchet) X: 204 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 07 Nov 01 - 08:08 PM snuffy, you are a treasure! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: GUEST,MCP - The Magpie/Young Hunting Date: 08 Nov 01 - 06:56 AM Tune (abc) for The Magpie (Dave Dodds) added to Magpie thread (285). Words for Tony Rose's version of Young Hunting added to the tune (abc) that I posted (last version has the HTML correct!) in the Young Hunting thread (40615). Mick |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 18 Nov 01 - 11:44 AM 1791 ISABEL MAKES LOVE Thackray's actual title is the first line of the song: i.e. ISOBEL MAKES LOVE UPON NATIONAL MONUMENTS. (note Isobel with'o', not 'a'). The DT text has many minor differences from the 1972 Thackray recording I have, but no more than might be expected from a live performance. Only two real errors are apparent: Wordsworth would be po-faced, and it's ticks in her National Trust catalogues, not dicks (although the ticks obviously do refer to dicks!). As for place names there is no 'u' in the Forth Bridge, but there is an 'e' in Wembley, and I think the Cenotaph usually has a capital letter. MIDI file: MONUMNT.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 144 (416666 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 211 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 01 Dec 01 - 03:55 PM Here's a couple of Beatles tunes with parody lyrics 1465 HARVARD SQUARE (aka Penny Lane - done from memory) MIDI file: PENNYLAN.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 180 (333333 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 212 MIDI file: YESTRDAY.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 092 (652173 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 213 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 03 Dec 01 - 01:18 PM Grazie, Mille Grazie! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 08 Dec 01 - 01:44 PM 1142 FIRE MARINGO
MIDI file: FIRMRING.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 128 (468750 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 217 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 11 Dec 01 - 06:23 PM 3495 TRAINS OF WATERLOO
This is the tune sung by June Tabor and Lesley Davies on the Oranges and Lemmings CD. There are many 'Plains of Waterloo's, and there is no information on the CD as which this is based on, but it closely resembles the first half of 2773 PLAINS OF WATERLOO (1) , and may be the tune for that also. Or not. Timebase: 480 Tempo: 160 (375000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 218
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 26 Jan 02 - 02:14 PM 2641 ON ONE APRIL MORNING
This was recorded by June Tabor on Aleyn, 1997, Topic TSCD 490, where it is called simply APRIL MORNING. The words are substantially the same as (but slightly fewer than) the version in DT. APRIL MORNING'Twas on one April morning just as the sun was rising'Twas on one April morning, I heard the small birds sing They were singing Lovely Nancy, for love it is a fancy, Sweet were the notes that I heard the small birds sing. For young men are false and are full of all deceiving Young men are false and they never will prove true For they're roaming and they're ranging, and their minds are ever changing, They are seeking for to find out some other girl that's new. Oh, if I had but my own heart in keeping, Oh, if I had but my own heart back again Safe in my bosom I would lock it up forever And it should wander never so far from me again. Why must you spend all your long time in courting? Why must you spend all your long time in vain? For I don't intend to marry; I would rather longer tarry Young men, don't you spend all your single life in vain. (repeat first verse) MIDI file: APRILAM.MID Timebase: 480 Tempo: 096 (625000 microsec/crotchet) This program is worth the effort of learning it. To download the March 10 MIDItext 98 software and get instructions on how to use it click here ABC format: X: 223 |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 08 Nov 02 - 06:15 PM 499 BRAHMLU Brahms' Lullaby X: 237 T:Brahms' Lullaby M:3/4 L:1/8 Q:1/4=90 C:J Brahms S:How to Play the Anglo-Chromatic Concertina, J Wetstone. (Keith Prowse) N:filename 499 [BRAHMLU K:G BB|d3 B B2|d4 Bd|g2 f3 e|e2 d2 w:Lull-a-by and good night. With_ ros-es be-dight_ AB|c2 A2 AB|c4 Ac|fe d2 f2|g4 w:With_ li-lies o'er_ spread is_ ba_-by's wee bed. GG|g4 ec|d4 BG|c2 d2 e2|Bd3 w:Lay thee down now and rest. May thy slum-bers be blest_ GG|g4 ec|d4 BG|cd/c/ B2 A2 |G4|| w:Lay thee down now and rest. May thy slum__-bers be blest WassaiL! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Snuffy Date: 08 Nov 02 - 06:18 PM 1515 GOLIATHG Goliath of Garth (should be GATH not GARTH - look in the Bible!) X: 238 T:Goliath of Gath M:3/4 L:1/4 Q:90 C:Tune: HANOVER. Probably W Croft, 1678-1727 B:Songs of Praise, Hymn 618 - O Worship the King N:filename 1515 [GOLIATHG K:G D|G G A |B2 d/d/|G A F |G2 w:Go-li-ath of Gath, with his hel-met of brass, A|B A G |F2 G|A G/F/ E |D2 w:One day he sat down up-on the_ green grass, F|G A B |G E c |B A G |d2 w:When up slipped young Da-vid, the ser-vant of Saul, D|E F G |A D B|E A F|G2|| w:Who said, "I will smite thee, al-though I am small. WassaiL! V |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: OldPossum Date: 21 Dec 02 - 11:37 AM The tune to "Fighting for Strangers" was added here. |
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Subject: Tune Add: Elf Call From: OldPossum Date: 21 Dec 02 - 12:17 PM And here comes another one: Elf Call by Steeleye Span. I couldn't find an existing thread for it, so I am posting it here. Steeleye Span does a somewhat elaborate arrangement where some of the words are sung by different voices, with plenty of harmonisation, so I have decided to make a simplified version based on my source (the songbook mentioned below). X:6 T:Elf Call B:Steeleye Span: Original Masters C:Traditional words; music by Hart, Prior, Knight, Johnson & Kemp N:filename[ ELF-CALL L:1/4 M:4/4 K:F [|: z3 z/ A,/ | D/C/D/E/ F D |E A e a/ A,/ |D/C/D/E/ F A | G/F/E/F/ D z1| w:I|heard a bon-ny cow low|(cow low, cow low) I|heard a bon-ny cow low|ov_-er the lea D/C/D/E/ F D |E A e a |D/C/D/E/ F A | G/F/E/F/ D z1| w:and it was an elf call|(elf call, elf call)|And it was an elf call|call-ing un-to me G/F/G/A/ B G | c B A A| D/C/D/E/ F A | w:And the lit-tle elf call|(elf call, elf call)|And the lit-tle elf call M:2/4 D/E/F/G/ | w:said_ un-to M:4/4 A4|| w:me K:A A/G/A/B/ c A | d c B c |A/G/A/B/ c e/-d/-| w:Come and nurse an elf child|(elf child, elf child)|Come and nurse an elf child (un-_ d/c/B/G/ A2 | A/G/A/B/ c A | d c B c | A/G/A/B/ c e/ d/-| w:_der-neath the sea)|Come and nurse an elf child|(elf child, elf child)|Come and nurse an elf child (Down M:2/4 d/c/B/G/ | A2-|A2:| w:_Be-neath the sea)
Source: The songbook Steeleye Span: Original Masters, (c) 1977 Steeleye Span Limited/Chrysalis Music Limited. |
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Subject: Tune Add: Sir James The Rose (Steeleye Version) From: OldPossum Date: 21 Dec 02 - 04:15 PM Here we go again: Sir James The Rose (Steeleye Version). X:1 T:Sir James The Rose B:Steeleye Span: Original Masters N:filename[ JAMEROS2 M:4/4 L:1/8 K:G ||z4 z3 B/A/||GG G>G GG G>G|AG F>G A<A z>D| cc c>c B<A GG/G/|GE E>E ED z>D| GG G>G GG G>G|AG F>G AA z>A| cc c>c B<A G>G|G>E E>E ED z2|| G>GG>G E>E D2|de d>c Bd z>G| e<e dc/c/ B<A G>B| M:2/4 BB c>F| M:4/4 AG- G z4|| c>c-c<c B2 z2|c>c-c<c B2 z2|c>d-d<e d2 c>B| B>A-A2 z G2 A|B2 B2 c3 d| M:2/4 d2 g<f| M:4/4 e4 z2 fg| d2 B2 d3 A|A>G- G2 z2||
Source: The songbook Steeleye Span: Original Masters, (c) 1977 Steeleye Span Limited/Chrysalis Music Limited. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: OldPossum Date: 21 Dec 02 - 04:24 PM I forgot to add the credits for Sir James The Rose. Here they are: Traditional words Music written and arranged by Hart, Prior, Knight, Johnson, Kemp and Pegrum. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Genie Date: 21 Dec 02 - 10:02 PM MMario, I just posted (today) the tune for "Singin' With The Big Choir" in ABC format, since you folks have been experiencing technical difficulties that so far have prevented my MIDI being posted. Please note that the MIDI is much better, since it includes the back-up vocals, trumpet and banjo parts. But if I did the ABC code right, it should show the BASIC tune. Genie |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 22 Dec 02 - 08:41 PM Thank you, thank you, thankyou!!!! |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: OldPossum Date: 19 Jan 03 - 12:54 PM "Peat Bog Soldiers" posted here. That takes care of filename[ PEATBOG, filename[ PEATBOG2, and filename[ PEATBOG3 in one fell swoop - and PEATBOG2 is not even listed in the missing tunes file! :-) |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: OldPossum Date: 19 Jan 03 - 02:59 PM "The Old Miner" is in Mudcat MIDIs here. This song is actually in the DT twice, once as OLD COAL MINER, filename[ OLDCOALM, and the other as OLD MINER, filename[ OLDMINER. I don't know if songs ever get deleted from the DT, but in this case it might be considered, since (in my opinion) these two hardly qualify as two different versions, but rather two different transcriptions of basically the same song, OLD COAL MINER being the better one. At any rate it is the one that makes best sense, and is closest to Roy Palmer's Songs of the Midlands (1972), which seems to be the original source for the song (also apparantly the source of the MIDI); but the most common form of the title (there and elsewhere) seems to be "The Old Miner". |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 19 Jan 03 - 03:53 PM There are quite a lot of duplicate files in the DT, but I hadn't spotted that one when I made the midi and added lyric corrections in the thread Tune Add: Missing DT tunes - Part NINE. The thread we're in now was really meant for posting tunes to (abc format), while the other series was for notifications of tunes dealt with and related notes and corrections. In order not to duplicate effort, we might usefully return to that arrangement. Quite a few tunes in the current "missing" list have been dealt with, and listed there: and many of them added to the midi pages in the mean time. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: OldPossum Date: 19 Jan 03 - 06:44 PM Thank you Malcolm for pointing that out to me. That will save me a good deal of searching. |
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Subject: Tune Add: Song Of The Iron Road From: OldPossum Date: 26 Jan 03 - 09:07 AM X:1 T:Song Of The Iron Road B:The Essential Ewan MacColl Songbook C:words and music by Ewan MacColl N:filename[ IRONROAD M:4/4 L:1/8 K:C A2|FD DD/E/ F2 DF/F/|EC CE G2 A2-|A4 z4 |A2 B2 cA d2-|d4 c2 B2|GB A2 G2 E2 |D2 EG2A cE|D2 D6 |z6 A2|FD DD FD DF|EC CE G2 A2-|A4 z4 |A2 B2 cA d2-|d4 c2 B2|GB A2 G2 E2 |:DE EE DE EE|DE EE DE EE:| D3 E D>E GE|A2 D6|z6|] Source: The Essential Ewan MacColl Song Book, (c) 2001 Oak Publications. |
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Subject: Tune Add: Too Many Martyrs From: OldPossum Date: 18 May 03 - 05:03 PM X:45 T:Too Many Martyrs B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Words:Phil Ochs, Music:Phil Ochs and Bob Gibson N:filename[ MNYMRTYR M:4/4 L:1/8 K:Em EE | EEEG B B3 | AAAE A3 E | w: In the|state of Mis-sis-sip-pi|man-y years a-go, A| FFFG A2 FF | w: boy of four-teen years got a| M:6/4 EEEF E6 E2 | w: taste of South-ern law. He| M:4/4 EEEG B B2 B | w: saw his friend a-hang-in', his| AAAE A3 E | FFFG AAAF | EEEF E2 z2 || w: col-or was his crime, The|blood up-on his jack-et put a|brand up-on his mind.| z1 AAA d d2 c | B2 BB B2 z2 | w: Too man-y mar-tyrs and|too man-y dead,| z1 AAA dddc | BBBA G2 z2 | z1 AAA d2 dc | w: Too man-y lies, too man-y|emp-ty words were said,|Too man-y times for two| BBBB B2 z2 | z1 ccc AAGF | E8 |] w: man-y an-gry men,|Oh, let it nev-er be a|gain.| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Bound For Glory From: OldPossum Date: 18 May 03 - 06:21 PM X:50 T:Bound for Glory B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ BOUNGLOR M:2/4 L:1/8 K:D D | D3 F | F E2 D | E2 A,A, | A,4-| w: He|walked all|o-ver his|own grow-in'|land| A,2 E>E | E2 F2 | GG FE | FD DD | D4-| w: _From the|New York|Is-land to the|Cal-i-for-nia|sand| D3 F | G2 GA | B2 AG | F<E D>E | F4 | EE EF | w: _He|saw all the|peo-ple that|need-ed to be|seen|Plant-ed all the| G2 CE | E<D DD | D4-|D2 z1 F | E3 F | G2 C>E | w: grass where there|need-ed to be|green.|_And|now he's|bound for a| ED DE | F3 F | E3 F | G2 C2 | E D3-|D3 || w: glo-ry of his|own And|now he's|bound for|glo-ry. |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 18 May 03 - 06:25 PM THANK YOU, Thank YOU! |
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Subject: Tune Add: Links On The Chain From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 05:12 PM X:51 T:Links on the Chain B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ LNKCHAIN N:This one was not in missing tunes file M:2/4 L:1/8 K:A | AA AA | A E3 | =GG AA | E4-|E3 A | w: Come you ranks of|la-bor,|come you un-ion|core,|_And| AA AA | A E2 E | =GG AA | E4-|E3 A | AA AA | w: see if you re|mem-ber the|strug-gles of be|fore,|_When|you were stand-ing| AF AA | AA AF | E4-|E2 EE | F F3-|F2 FA | w: help-less on the|out-side of the|door,|_And you|start-ed|_build-ing| G4-|G2 GG | A4-|A2 AG | F4-|F2 FF | w: links|_on the|chain|_on the|chain|_And you| F F3-|F2 FA | G4-|G2 GG | A4-|A4 || w: start-ed|_build-ing|links|_on the|chain.|_| |
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Subject: Tune Add: What's That I Hear From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 05:38 PM X:56 T:What's That I Hear B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ FREECALL M:C L:1/8 K:G [| z1 CCC G2 G2 | AAAE F4 | z1 GGD E2 G2 | w: What's that I hear now|ring-in' in my ear,|I've heard that sound be| A8 | z1 CCC G2 G2 | AAAE F4 | w: fore,|What's that I hear now|ring-in' in my ear,| z1 GGD E2 G2 | A8 | z2 BB (BA) G2 | z2 AA (AF) D2 | w: I hear it more and|more.|It's the sound_ of|free-dom call-_in'| z2 BA GA B2 | A8 | z2 BB (BA) GB | A2 AA (AF) D2 | w: ring-in' up to the|sky,|It's the sound_ of the|old ways a-fall-_in',| z2 GG GGEG | D8 | z2 GG GGEG | D8 |] w: You can hear it if you|try|You can hear it if you|try| |
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Subject: Tune Add: That Was The President From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 05:55 PM X:57 T:That Was The President B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ JFK7 M:2/4 L:1/8 K:G B/B/ || BB BG | cc Bc | BB BG | w: Oh, the|bul-lets of the|false re-venge have|struck us once a| D3 G/G/ | GG FG | AA FE | D4-|D2 B B | w: gain, As the|an-gry seas have|struck up-on the|sand,|_And it| BB BG | cc Bc | BB BG | D4 | w: seemed as though a|friend-less world had|lost it-self a|friend,| z2 (3GGG | G/G/ G2 B | A2 FF | G3 || w: That was the|Pres-i-dent and|that was the|man.| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Hills Of West Viginia From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 06:14 PM X:62 T:Hills Of West Virginia B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ HILLWVA M:C| L:1/4 K:E E F || G G G E | A (G F) E | G G G E | A4-| w: From the|flat plains of O|hi-o_ we|drift-ed out one|day,|_ A3 z1 | B B B G | (c B) A G | G F3-|F3 z1 | w: |For the south-ern|part_ of a|jour-ney.|_| c c c c | B2 G G | A A A A | G4-|G2 G G | w: Un-der-neath the|bridge, the O|hi-o Riv-er|sang,|_As we| G G G E | A>G F D | F4 | E4-|E2 || w: head-ed for the|hills of West Vir|gin|ia.|_| |
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Subject: Tune Add: One More Parade From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 06:32 PM X:64 T:One More Parade B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs and Bob Gibson N:filename[ ONEPARAD M:C| L:1/4 K:Dm D2 F2 | E2 F2 | D D A, C | w: Hup, two,|three, four,|march-in' down the| D4 | C C E>E | G2 B>B | A A A F | w: street.|Rol-lin' of the|drums and the|tramp-in' of the| D3 D | D>D F>F | E2 F F | D D A, C | w: feet. The|gen-er-al sa|lutes while the|moth-ers wave and| D4 | C C2 C | E2 E2 | A4-| w: weep.|Here comes the|big pa|rade,| A A =B c | ^c4-|^c ^c d ^d | w: _don't be a|fraid|_the price is| e4 | e d2 ^c | d4-|d3 || w: paid,|one more pa|rade.|_| % refrain A || A2 A2 | A3 c | G G G>G | w: So|young, so|strong, so|read-y for the| G4 | z1 F F/F/ F | F F A A | E E E E | w: war,|so will-ing to|go and die up|on a for-eign| E4 | z1 D D>D | D D D D | E E E E | w: shore.|All march to|geth-er, ev-'ry|bod-y looks the| E4 | z1 F F F | E E E E | A4-| w: same|so there is|no one you can|blame,| A A =B c | ^c4-|^c2 d ^d | w: _don't be a|shamed|_light the| e4 | e d2 ^c | d4-|d4 || w: flame,|one more pa|rade.|_| |
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Subject: Tune Add: In The Heat Of The Summer From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 06:52 PM X:66 T:In The Heat Of The Summer B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ HEATSUMM M:C| L:1/4 K:Dm [|: z2 A A | G2 A G | F D3-| w: In the|heat of the|sum-mer,|_ D4 | z2 c c | c c c2 | w: |when the|pave-ments were| ^c A3-|A4 | z1 d d d | w: burn-in',||soul of a| c G2 G | A A A G | F4 | w: cit-y was|rav-aged in the|night,| A A2 F | G G A G | F D3-| w: aft-er the|cit-y's sun was|sink-in'.| D4 :|] w: _| |
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Subject: Tune Add: I'm Going To Say It Now From: OldPossum Date: 19 May 03 - 07:08 PM X:68 T:I'm Going To Say It Now B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ SAYITNOW M:4/4 L:1/4 K:D d | d B A G | F<E D D/D/ | D D F G | w: Oh,|I am just a|stu-dent, sir, and I|on-ly want to| A3 A/A/ | c c c c/c/ | d c B B/B/ | B B/B/ c d | w: learn, But it's|hard to read through the|ris-ing smoke from the|books that you like to| c3 d/d/ | d>d d d | f c c c | f>e d B | w: burn. So I'd|like to make a|prom-ise, and I'd|like to make a| (c B) A A | d d d/d/ A | (B<A) F2 | B B/B/ A<F | D3 |] w: vow,_ That when|I've got some-thing to|say,_ sir,|I'm gon-na say it|now.| |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 20 May 03 - 08:44 AM WOW! Thank you! |
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Subject: Tune Add: The War Is Over From: OldPossum Date: 25 May 03 - 04:44 PM X:79 T:The War Is Over B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ WAROVER M:C L:1/4 K:E z2 E<D | C<G, C D/E/-|E3 D | C4 | w: Si-lent|sol-diers on a sil|-ver|screen;| z2 A G | F E/F/-F<G | z2 A G | F4 | z2 =d c | w: Framed in|fan-ta-sies_ and|drugged in|dreams;|Un-paid| B A B>A | c3 A | E4 | z2 (3=ddc | B G A>B | w: ac-tors of the|mys-ter|y.|The mad di|rec-tor knows that| c<B A c | B A/G/-G2 | F/ F G/ A>c | B A/G/-G2 || w: free-dom will not|make you free,_|And what's this got to|do with me?_| z2 =g f/(e/ | =d)>d e d | (f =d/A/) A2-|A3 f | w: I de-clare|_the war is|o-__ver,|_It's| (e/=d/c/)c/-c2 | z2 z1 e | (=d/c/B/)B/-B2 | z4 | z4 |] w: o-__ver,_|It's o-__ver._|*|*| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Pleasures Of The Harbor From: OldPossum Date: 25 May 03 - 04:59 PM This song was written out with harmonies in the book. I am guessing that the tune is in the upper voice, since I have never actually heard anyone sing this song. X:90 T:Pleasures Of The Harbor B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ PLEASHRB M:C L:1/8 K:E EE | E6 G>A | B4-BG c>B | w: And the|ship sets the|sail._ They've lived the| B3 G cB A>G | A4 FG A>F | w: tales to car-ry to the|shore, Strain-ing at the| G3 G GF E>D | C6 E>E | E6 G>A | w: oars or star-ing from the|rails. And the|sea bids fare| B4-BG c>B | B3 G c>B AG | A4 FG A<F | w: well._ She waves and|swells and sends them on their|way. Time has been her| G3 G G>FE>D | C6 c2 || c3 c cc c>c | w: pay, and time will have to|tell. Oh!|Soon your sail-ing will be| c2 B6 | A<A A>A A<A G>A | (B F2) G-G2 |] w: o-ver.|Come and take your pleas-ures of the|har-_bor.-| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Is There Anybody Here From: OldPossum Date: 25 May 03 - 05:31 PM I have simplified this one slightly (yes folks, this is the simplified version), based on the way Phil Ochs sings it on the LP Phil Ochs In Concert, (Elektra EKS 7310). X:100 T:Is There Anybody Here B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ ISTHERE M:4/4 L:1/8 K:D DF |: A/A/A-AA A3 A | A>A AA AFFE | w: Is there|an-y-bod-_y here who'd|like to change his clothes in-to a| w: *|an-y-bod-_y here who'd|like to wrap the flag a-round an| E/F/D-D6-|D4 z2 BA | B/B/B-BB B3 B | w: un-i-form?_|_Is there|an-y-bod-_y here who| w: ear-ly grave?_|_Is there|an-y-bod-_y here who| B>A BA BABA | G2 F(E-EF G2 | A2 Bc-c2) Bc | w: thinks they're on-ly serv-ing in a|rag-ing storm?___|____Is there| w: thinks they're stand-in' tall-er on a|bat-tle wave?___|____Is there| d/d/d-dd d3 d | c<c c>c c4 | d<d d>d d3 d | w: an-y-bod-_y here with|glo-ry in his eye,|loy-al to the end, whose| w: an-y-bod-_y here who'd|like to do his part,|sol-dier of the world, a| c<c c>c ccdc | c B3 z1 B ^AB | c=A A2 z1 G AG | w: du-ty is to die? I wan-na|see him, I wan-na|wish him luck! I wan-na| w: he-ro to his heart? I wan-na|see him, I wan-na|wish him luck! I wan-na| GF F2 z2 EF | GG G2 z1 E/E/ E/D/C/E/ | w: shake his hand, wan-na|call his name, put a med-al on the| w: shake his hand, wan-na|call his name, put a med-al on the| (DA3-A4-|1 A) z1 z4 DF :|2 A) z1 z4 dc || w: man!__|_Is there| w: man!__|**|_Is there| d/d/d-dd d4 | c/c/c-cc c3 c | d/d/d-dd d3 B | w: an-y-bod-_y here,|proud of the_ pa-rade, who'd|like to give_ a cheer, and| BBcd c4 | z1 c cc c^AAA | BBBc d4 | w: show they're not a-fraid!|I'd like to ask him what he's|try-in' to de-fend.| z1 e ee eBBd | cccd e2 de | f>e dB AFFE | w: I'd like to ask him what he|thinks he's gon-na win! Is there|any-y-bod-y here who thinks that| F>EF>E F>EF>E | E/F/D-D6-|D4 z2 BA | w: fol-low-in' the or-ders takes a|way the blame?_|_Is there| B/B/B-BB B3 B | B>A BA BABA | G2 F(E-EF G2 | w: an-y-bod-_y here who|would-n't mind a mur-der by an|oth-er name?___| A2 Bc-c2) Bc | d/d/d-dd d3 d | c>cc>c c2 Bc | w: ____Is there|an-y-bod-_y here whose|pride is on the line, with the| d>d d>d d2 d>d | c>cc>c ccdc | c B3 z1 B ^AB | w: hon-or of the brave, and the|cour-age of the blind? I wan-na|see him, I wan-na| 2c=A A2 z1 G AG | GF F2 z2 EF | GG G2 z1 E/E/ E/D/C/E/ | w: wish him luck! I wan-na|shake his hand, wan-na|call his name, put a med-al on the| (D A3-A4) || w: man!__| |
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Subject: Tune Add: No More Songs From: OldPossum Date: 31 May 03 - 08:19 AM X:134 T:No More Songs B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ NOMOSNG M:6/8 L:1/8 K:Em % Guitar Intro B3 c3 | d3 BAG | A3 B3 | c3 AGF | w: |*|*|*|*| G3 A3 | B2 A G2 E | F6 | z2 z1 z2 B, || w: |*|*|*|Hel| | E2 F G2 A | B3 z1 F E | D E2 F2 G | A3 z2 B, | w: lo, hel-lo, hel|lo is there|an-y-bod-y|home? I've| E2 F G2 A | B3 z2 e | (e3-e d/e/ d-|d) d2-d2 z1 | w: on-ly called to|say I'm|sor____|ry.__| z2 z1 z2 B | e2 e e2 B | B3 z2 G | B2 B B2 G | w: The|drums are in the|dawn and|all the voic-es| D3 z1 D D | E2 F G2 A | (F/E/ D2) D3 | E3 z2 z1 |] w: gone, and it|seems that there are|no__ more|songs.| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Jim Dean Of Indiana From: OldPossum Date: 31 May 03 - 08:32 AM X:140 T:Jim Dean Of Indiana B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ JIMDEAN M:3/4 L:1/8 K:A | z2 EE E2 | c2 cc c2 | w: It was on|an In-di-ana| F4 dd | d d3 dd | cB-B4 | w: farm in the|mid-dle of the|coun-try_| AA AA Ad | (dc-c2) z1 F | A3 A FC | w: grow-ing in the fields of|grain,__ Jim|Dean of In-di| EE-E4 | z6 |] w: an-a._|*| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Chords Of Fame From: OldPossum Date: 31 May 03 - 08:57 AM X:148 T:Chords Of Fame B:The Complete Phil Ochs: Chords of Fame C:Phil Ochs N:filename[ CHRDFAME M:4/4 L:1/4 K:A [|: B B B c/d/-|d B B/B/ B | A<A A B | w: Found him by the stage|_last night, he was|breath-in' his last| (B2 c2) | z2 z1 B | B/B/ B B B/c/ | w: breath,_|a|bott-le of gin and a| d B<B B | A>A A/ B (B/-|B c3) | w: cig-a-rette was|all that he had left.|__| z2 z1 d/^d/ | e>e e>d | d c2 B/c/ | w: I can|see you're mak-in'|mu-sic 'cause you| d c B A/B/-|B3 z/ E/ | A2 A>B | w: car-ry a gui-tar,|_but|God help the| c e/e/-e>B | c>F F E/F/-|F2 z2 | w: trou-ba-dour_ who|tries to be a star.|_| % chorus z2 z1 F | e>e d>d | e c c2 | w: So|play the chords of|love my friend,| e>e d>d | (e/d/ c3) | e e/c/-c>c | w: play the chords of|pain__|if you want_ to| d c/A/-A2 | A2 c2 | e4-| w: keep your song_|don't, don't,|don't| e3 A | A>A G G/A/-|A4 | z4 :|] w: _don't|play the chords of fame.|_|*| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Dry Land Blues From: OldPossum Date: 31 May 03 - 11:51 AM X:85 T:Dry Land Blues B:The Blues Songbook ISBN 0 86001 942 X C:Furry Lewis N:filename[ DRYLNDBL M:C L:1/8 K:D [|: z4 z1 dd<d | d6 =cc | =cc z2 z4 | w: I can look|through mud-dy|wat-er,| d d2 d =c F2 D-|D4 z2 dB | d>d-dB =FG z1 d-| w: ba-by and find dry land,|_If you|don't want_ me hon-ey, let's| d G2 =F-F2 DD-|D4 z4 | z8 :|] w: _shake hand_ in hand.|_|*| |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: MMario Date: 31 May 03 - 02:24 PM Go Possum Go! |
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Subject: Tune Add: Don't Dilly Dally (My Old Man) From: OldPossum Date: 09 Jun 03 - 11:53 AM Since we were talking about moving, here is the tune to a great music hall song on that subject: X:46 T:Don't Dilly Dally (My Old Man) B:Bumper Book of Music Hall Songs, ed. Peter Foss, EMI Music Publishing Ltd 1988 C:Words and Music by Charles Collins and Fred W. Leigh (c) 1919 B. Feldman & Co Ltd N:filename[ DILLDALL M:2/4 L:1/8 K:F [| z1 A || ^G A G A | c2 A>A | w: We|had to move a|way, 'Cos the| ^G A G A | c3 c | d c A F | E F c B | w: rent we could-n't|pay, The|mov-ing van came|round just af-ter| E4-|E z1 B A | A G ^F G | c2 A G | w: dark;|_There was|me and my old|man, Shov-ing| G F E F | c2 =B A | G d =B A | ^F G A G | c4-| w: things in-side the|van, Which we'd|of-ten done be|fore, let me re|mark| c z1 c A | B A B A | B2 c G | A ^G A G | w: _We packed|all that could be|packed In the|van, and that's a| A2 E F | G ^F G A | c B A ^G | A4-| w: fact; And we|got in-side all|we could get in|side,| A2 A ^A | =B ^A B A | =B2 A G | A G A G | w: _Then we|packed all we could|pack On the|tail-board at the| A2 G E | F E F G | A G A =B | c4-|c z1 z2 | w: back, Till there|was-n't an-y|room for me to|ride|_| % chorus |: c2 d2 | A3 F | G A2 G | D3 z1 | E2 c d | w: My old|man said,|"Fol-low the|van,|Don't dil-ly| c B G ^G | A4-|A2 z2 | A2 A B | A2 G E | w: dal-ly on the|way!"||Off went the|cart with the| G2 A2 | G F3 | G2 G A | G2 F D | E2 F2 | w: home packed|in it,|I walked be|hind with my|old cock| G c A B | c c2 A | B c3 | c c2 A | B c3 | w: lin-net. But I|dil-lied and|dal-lied,|dal-lied and|dil-lied,| c>d c A | G F D F | G4-|G z1 z1 c | w: Lost the van and|don't know where to|roam.|_I| F F2 G | A A G F | G2 A2 | B G A B | w: stopp'd on the|way to have the|old half|quart-ern, And I| c2 B2 | A2 G2 | F2 z2 | z4 :|] w: can't find|my way|home.|*| |
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Subject: Tune Add: Tam Lin From: OldPossum Date: 25 Jun 03 - 02:14 PM (This one has a tune already in the DT - but it seems to be the wrong one - so I am posting this as a correction) X:19 T:Tam Lin B:Fairport (Fairport Convention On Tour) 1976 C:Traditional arrangement by Dave Swarbrick N:filename[ TAMLIN2 M:3/4 L:1/4 K:Em E>E E | F E D | w: I for-bid|you maid-ens| M:C G>E-E/E/ E | w: all that_ wear gold | M:3/4 B A F | E>E E | F E D | w: in your hair|to trav-el|to Car-ter| M:C G>B A G | w: haugh for young Tam| M:3/4 F A D |] w: Lin is there. |
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Subject: Tune Add: Rosie From: OldPossum Date: 25 Jun 03 - 05:20 PM In this one, the asterisks in the text indicate instrumental bits (hope that's OK). X:10 T:Rosie B:Fairport (Fairport Convention On Tour) 1976 C:Dave Swarbrick N:filename[ ROSIE M:C L:1/4 K:A z1 E E>E-|E<C z1 z/ E/ | F/G/ A2 F/E/-|E2 (3CB,A, | w: I know Ros-_ie, you're liv-ing in a world _you did-n't A,2 E D/C/ | D/E/D/C/ D2 | D2 D2 | z/ E/F/F/-F/E/(D/E/)-| w: make **********And I know_ it's hard_ E2-E/ F E/ | E<C z/ F F/ | F G/A/-A F | E C/B,/-B,/B,/ C-| w: __feel-ing hap-py when the things you want_ aren't ev-en there_ to take C2 C2 | C2 D C | D D D C | C B, B, E || F2 A<B | G E2 z/ C/ | w: _*************Come on Ros-ie and B,/D/ F2 E/E/-|E3 B,/B,/ |C2 E>E-|E2 z/ F E/ | C<E E E/E/-| w: ros-in up the bow_ for the more I learn_ it's the less I seem to know E2 z2 | z2 A B | G E-E/C/ C | B, D/F/-F<E | w: _Lie down cos-y_ and let's learn to take_ things E2 z1 A,/B,/ | C>E-E E-|E2 z/ F E/ | D/ C B,/-B,/A,/ B,-| w: slow for the more I_ learn_ it's the less I seem_ to know B, z1 z2 | z1 z/ F,/-F,/ A, C/-|C E2 G/G/ | A G3 | F/A/-A3-| w: _Oh_ my Ros-_ie ****Come on_ A2 z2 | z1 E C>B, | B,/A,/ C2 B,/A,/-|A, z2 |] w: _Ros-ie and ros-in up the bow._ |
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Subject: Tune Add: Sickness and Diseases From: OldPossum Date: 25 Jun 03 - 05:46 PM X:25 T:Sickness and Diseases B:Fairport (Fairport Convention On Tour) 1976 C:Words and Music by D. Swarbrick and R. Thompson N:filename[ SICKDIS M:C L:1/4 K:C e e/d/-d/d/ d-|d d/c/-c<A | G/c/c/c/ c2-|c2 z1 z/ d/-| w: I do hate_ to see_ a rov-_er rid-dled in the stones_ Now d/ d d/-d/ d c/-|c<c A/F/ (F/G/)-|G z1 z2 | z2 z1 z/ e/ | w: _he's one_ step near-_er to the ground__ and e e/d/-d d/d/-|d d/c/-c<A | c c B B/A/-|A2 z2 | z4 || w: I do hate_ to see_ a hawk-_er bro-ken in the bones_ K:A c c c c/d/-|d<d d d/^d/-|^d2 ^d d/e/-|e4 | w: Sick-ness and dis-eas-_es pull you down_ pull you down_ c c c c/d/-|d<d c c/B/-|B4 |] w: Sick-ness and dis-eas-_es pull you down._ |
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Subject: Tune Add: Sloth From: OldPossum Date: 25 Jun 03 - 06:20 PM X:28 T:Sloth B:Fairport (Fairport Convention On Tour) 1976 C:Words and Music by D. Swarbrick and R. Thompson N:filename[ SLOTHH M:C L:1/8 K:G z2 AA/A/-A2 GF/G/-|G2 z2 z4 | z2 AA/A/-A2 GF/G/-| w: Just a roll_ just a roll_ just a roll_ on your drum G2 z2 z4 | z2 AA/A/-A2 GF/G/-|G2 AB/c/-c2 AF/G/-| w: _Just a roll_ just a roll_ and the war_ has be-gun G2 z2 z4 | z2 AA/(A/-AB) B>F | G>G-G4 z2 | w: _Now the right__ things the wrong things_ z1 A A2-AD D/FA/ | G8 | z2 AA (A<c) BA/G/-| w: no more_ ex-cus-es to come just one step_ at a time (Gd) dd/(c/-cA) AF/G/-|G8 || z2 z>A A/A/(A G)F | w: __and the war__ has be-gun_ She's run a-way_ she's G/G/G-G4 z2 | z2 A>A DD F/A/G-|G4 z4 | w: run a-way_ and she ran so bit-ter-ly_ z2 A2 AG/G/-GF/F/ | G4 cB/A/-A/F/G-|G8 || w: Call to your col-_ours my friend don't you call_ to me_ z2 AA/A/-A2 GF/G/-|G2 z2 z4 | z2 AA/A/-AG GF/G/-| w: Don't you cry_ don't you cry_ Don't you cry_ up-on the sea G2 z2 z4 | z2 AA/A/-A2 GF/G/-|G2 AB/c/-c2 AF/G/-|G8 |] w: _Don't you cry,_ don't you cry_ for your la-_dy and me_ |
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Subject: Tune Add: Now Be Thankful From: OldPossum Date: 25 Jun 03 - 06:49 PM X:31 T:Now Be Thankful B:Fairport (Fairport Convention On Tour) 1976 C:Words and Music by D. Swarbrick and R. Thompson N:filename[ BETHANK M:4/4 L:1/8 K:G [| Bc/d/-d/d/e-eg (=f/e/)d/c/-|c2 z>B B/cd/-d>c | w: When the stone_ is grown_ too cold_ to kneel,_ in crys-tal wat-_ers M:3/4 (c/B/)G D4 | w: I'll_ be bound M:4/4 B>c (d<e) eg (=f/e/)d/c/-| w: cold as stone_ wear-y to_ the sounds M:7/8 c>B BA/A/-A3 || w: _up-on the wheel_ M:4/4 Bc/d/-d<d eg (=f/e/)d/c/-| w: Now be thank-_ful for good things_ be-low c2 z2 Bc/d/-d<d | (c/B/)G GD-D4 | Bc/d/-d>d eg (=f/e/)d | w: _Now be thank-_ful to_ your mak-er_ for the rose_ the red rose blooms_ for c2 B2 A4 |] w: all to know |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: Malcolm Douglas Date: 25 Jun 03 - 06:59 PM Re. Tam Lin. The DT text is indeed a transcription from the Fairport Convention record, though it contains some mistakes. It isn't a traditional text, but a modern, very condensed, and extensively anglicised, re-write of Child 39A: which was originally printed in James Johnson's Scots Musical Museum, vol. V, 1796, no. 411 pp. 423-5; "communicated by Robert Burns". The tune used is not the one given in SMM; I don't know where they got it, but I think it was extensively altered from its traditional form, whatever that might have been. The chances are that it doesn't belong traditionally to this ballad at all; certainly there is no obvious resemblance to any of the examples in Bronson or the few others found more recently. The tune with the DT file is the one to which Bert Lloyd sang the song; Frankie Armstrong and others got it from him. It's a mystery why it's been attached to a text very different from Lloyd's (which was also a modern re-write). Mind you, it's also a mystery where Lloyd's tune came from, though it does sound familiar from somewhere or other. Perhaps he took it from another song and forgot to say. The other DT file, incidentally, (TAMLIN) is an even more bogus collation (from a textual point of view) though the tune with it may be based on a genuine traditional one. Too tired just now to try to disentangle it. |
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Subject: Tune Add: Walk Awhile From: OldPossum Date: 25 Jun 03 - 07:21 PM Thank you Malcolm for the info on Tam Lin. Here is the last tune from the Fairport songbook I have been going through. X:41 T:Walk Awhile B:Fairport (Fairport Convention On Tour) 1976 C:Words and Music by D. Swarbrick and R. Thompson N:filename[ WALKWHIL M:C L:1/8 K:G [| G2 GB-B4 | A2 GG-G4 | B2 BA-A2 D2 | w: Walk a-while_ walk a-while_ walk a-while_ with G4 z2 z1 G | G2 G2 B2 z1 B | A2 GG-G2 z1 G | A A3 A2 EA-| w: me, The more we walk to-geth-er love,_ the bet-ter we'll a-gree A8-|A6 z2 | G8-|G6 E2 | D8-|D8 || w: __We'll_ a-gree _ G4 B4 | A2 GD-D2 GG | G2 B2 A2 FG-|G6 z2 | G2 G2 B2 A2 | w: One hand in your mouth_ and a fin-ger in your eye_ Un-der-tak-ers G2 E2 D2 D2 | E G3 A2 G2 | F8 |] w: bow their heads as you go walk-ing by |
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Subject: RE: Tune Add: Please Post Tunes Here -2 From: George Seto - af221@chebucto.ns.ca Date: 01 Mar 04 - 04:43 PM Despite Alan saying it was posted, the Scotsman's Kilt has come up again. It doesn't seem to be at either of the MIDI locations, either the Mudcat MIDI's here at Mudcat, or Alan's MIDI pages here at Mudcat. Strange. Wonder if it was deleted for some reason? |
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