Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 32 minutes ago
A traditional jig played in the key of G. #jig
40 years ago I played this song with my friend Keith Brown .
Keith was an accomplished fiddle player, and ran several folk clubs in the local area. I lost touch with him after he left town , and moved to Leeds many years ago. There he founded Morley folk club, which is still thriving today.
Sadly, Keith passed away early last year , and so I dedicate this tune to his memory. The guitar part was quite difficult as it uses five of the chords in the key of G instead of the usual three. I do not play the fiddle on this tune . It is a keyboard plugin , but very close.
A traditional jig played in the key of G. #jig
40 years ago I played this song with my friend Keith Brown .
Keith was an accomplished fiddle player, and ran several folk clubs in the local area. I lost touch with him after he left town , and moved to Leeds many years ago. There he founded Morley folk club, which is still thriving today.
Sadly, Keith passed away early last year , and so I dedicate this tune to his memory. The guitar part was quite difficult as it uses five of the chords in the key of G instead of the usual three. I do not play the fiddle on this tune . It is a keyboard plugin , but very close.
