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Marlee The Fiddler - Posted - 04/12/2021: 14:47:55
Hi
I urgently need sheet music for these two tunes:
Stompin Tom in the key of D
Johnny's Jig in the key of G
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
Swing - Posted - 04/12/2021: 15:47:34
I found Johnny's Jig , go to the site tunearch.org/wiki/TTA and type in Johnny's Jig in the search block....Key of G....the site has a great abundance off tunes
Play Happy
Swing
ChickenMan - Posted - 04/12/2021: 16:06:30
When I searched "Stompin'Tom" all I got was a BUNCH of videos of a guy who goes by the name Stompin' Tom. Any more details on that tune?
Old Scratch - Posted - 04/12/2021: 21:06:02
Connors. Seems to me I came across a reference to that as a tune title not long ago ... maybe a JP Cormier tune? Billy MacInnis? Maybe it'll come to me .....
Old Scratch - Posted - 04/12/2021: 21:14:57
Okay, here's Ivan Hicks playing the tune - he says it was composed by Ned Landry. I have a notion that Landry played with Stompin' Tom at some point. Used to be in Don Messer's band, but had a solo career as well. Composed Bowin' the Strings and a few others that have become standards. All these guys are/were from New Brunswick (the one in Canada!).
Don't have the sheet music, though!
Old Scratch - Posted - 04/12/2021: 21:39:43
Apparently it's written out in a Mel Bay book called 'Canadian Fiddle Music Volume 1', if you can find that somewhere.
Old Scratch - Posted - 04/13/2021: 10:32:24
Btw, FYI, Stompin' Tom Connors - so-called for his impressive, um, 'percussion section' - was a singer/songwriter immensely popular with the common people of Canada. He got very little air-play, with radio playlists being made up by potentates in some distant country, who favoured a slick, polished sound - which was not what Tom was about. Nevertheless, he sold tremendous numbers of records in Canada, and sold out arenas.
Most of his songs are - there's no denying - corny - but he wrote a handful of really good ones, in my estimation.
Edited by - Old Scratch on 04/13/2021 10:38:45
TuneWeaver - Posted - 04/13/2021: 13:19:29
quote:
Originally posted by Marlee The FiddlerHi
I urgently need sheet music for these two tunes:
Stompin Tom in the key of D
Johnny's Jig in the key of G
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
Marlee, can you post a video/audio of the tune?? That might help...
Marlee The Fiddler - Posted - 04/13/2021: 14:56:32
Thanks for all the information everyone.
I now have sheet music for both tunes!
Your support is greatly appreciated.
Old Scratch - Posted - 04/13/2021: 16:38:00
@TuneWeaver In my post of April 12, 10:14, there's a link to a video of the tune.