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 ARCHIVED TOPIC: Hornpipes and some bluegrass stuff


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doublestop - Posted - 07/13/2007:  07:14:09


I uploaded a couple of Irish Hornpipes that I learned years ago from a tape of the band Patrick Street. Also put up band versions of Soppin' the Gravy, and Dixie Hoedown. All on my homepage. P.S. if anyone can identify the hornpipes by name, I'd be grateful.
Jim

OTJunky - Posted - 07/13/2007:  08:25:33


This is very nice stuff.

I've no idea what the first hornpipe's called...

-OTJ
"I can barely fiddle on four strings. Why would I want five?"

banjowen - Posted - 07/16/2007:  04:33:00


The first Hornpipe is "Walsh's Hornpipe", no idea what the second one's called. I tabbed out an arrangement of "Walsh's Hornpipe" for 5-string banjo awhile ago on the Banjo Hangout site although in a different key. Banjo players need to capo up two frets to play along with you.

Owen
(Stiffhand Grab-any)


Edited by - banjowen on 07/16/2007 10:22:24

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