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  • Very cool... Make some more!

  • NO SUGAR TONIGHT 1970

  • I think the tune is "Up Wi't Ailly Now", but I'm not 100% sure. A lot of those Scottish slip jigs sound the same.

  • Hi Robo,

    The tune is called "Up We't Eli Eli" in Robert Bremner's Instructions for the Guitar from c.1760. (This instrument was usually called a Guitar or Guittar in those days. Also Cetra, Citra, etc. Nowadays it's usually referred to as an English Guitar)

    andy

  • Thanks! My spelling (and version) comes from the generation-later Aird collection. Should be fun to compare to Bremner, which (thanks to Rob McKillop) is available in .pdf! I love the guittar, and it's nice to hear dance tunes on it as well as the wonderful Oswald Divertimenti.

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  • Very nice. I recognize this tune - was it from one of the 17th century Scottish lute books?

  • can you tell me where can i find that boook?

  • @renatovcortereal, google Jack Campin's home page - he has the complete collection in abc format there.

  • Bravo, this is really fantastic!!! It's a guitar or an old cittern???

  • Nice one!

  • sounds like a pirate song!! haha

    very good!!!

  • Music and instrument that was part of early Americana- never heard of this before, cool!

  • ;-) bravo !

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