Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I play session music with friends on a Monday night at the George Hotel in Castletown, Isle of Man.
On being asked, "What is your band called?" the late member, Colin Jerry replied, tongue in cheek: "We are the East Ronague Combined Services Regimental Band"
Of course, whilst there is a small hamlet called Ronague, there is no East Ronague to my knowledge, however in homage to Colin, I composed this tune which is now included in our repertoire.
I have attempted to show the harmonica tabs on screen and would suggest that to follow them, you first set the tempo to 75% using the cogwheel icon bottom right of the video.
If you would like a copy of the sheet music, drop me an email to nuncton@hotmail.com
I play session music with friends on a Monday night at the George Hotel in Castletown, Isle of Man.
On being asked, "What is your band called?" the late member, Colin Jerry replied, tongue in cheek: "We are the East Ronague Combined Services Regimental Band"
Of course, whilst there is a small hamlet called Ronague, there is no East Ronague to my knowledge, however in homage to Colin, I composed this tune which is now included in our repertoire.
I have attempted to show the harmonica tabs on screen and would suggest that to follow them, you first set the tempo to 75% using the cogwheel icon bottom right of the video.
If you would like a copy of the sheet music, drop me an email to nuncton@hotmail.com
