Tune ID

Trad Irish Music
1

I don’t normally like these, but there’s this tune that’s just popped into my head … except that I don’t think it’s quite right … Goes something like this:

X:1
T:Gan ainm
M:4/4
R:reel
K:Ador
B | AGED EGAB | e2ge dBAG | D3B ABGE | DGBG AGEB |
AGED EGAB | e2ge dBAG | D3B ABGE | DGBG A3 :expressionless:

Anyone any clues? :confused:

2

I think it might be The Cottage in the Glen: http://thesession.org/tunes/558

3

D’ya know, I think you might be right??? Gosh! But my brain 'adn’t 'arf fried the tune, hadn’t it? Amazing you got it from that.

Thanks Stanton! :smiley: :thumbsup:

4

Ah! Great, glad it was the right one.

Ironically enough, the part that I’m having a hard time getting is the eye dialect. What does “fried” mean, in this context? (Sheepish Yank isn’t too up on his Old-World colloquialisms.)

5

Hi Stanton

Fried as in the application of too much current to a memory chip and scrambling it.

David

6

Thanks David. A more eloquent explanation I could not hope to find. :slight_smile:

7

Hi Ben

My memory chips have had excess current applied to them on occasion, I can empathise.


David

8

We’re talking fission chips then?