Tripping up the Stairs and Merrily Kissed the Quaker
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@weyshi These are EJ's osage orange pipes in D. He makes the finest small pipes.
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I think the first tune is Blarney Pilgrim, not Tripping up the stairs. Great playing though!!
1 year ago 2
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ahhhhh, EJ on the pipes. Brings back fond memories of the Brewery tap and 3am feastings at house of pies.
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Yes,the first tune is the Blarney Pilgrim. Sounds great EJ
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Yes,the first tune is the Blarney Pilgrim. Sounds great EJ
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what make are these pipes? i think this smallpipes sound exceptionally pleasing compared to others that are posted in youtube... a very distinct and pleasant sound..
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Congratulations and greetings from Galicia ( Spain ) !.
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"Osage Orange set"? North of Ireland Protestant? Or whence comes the name?
Budsavoie 2 years ago
The Osage orange wood is a North American timber named for the Osage tribe of Native Americans. It was used for hunting bows. Absolutely nothing to do with the orange of Northern Ireland.
piperjones 2 years ago
Great playing EJ! What version of "Tripping of the Stairs" are you playing? It doesnt sound like the one I play.
Pipezilla 3 years ago
Thanks!
I think I came up with it but I can't be sure. I know it as a tune played commonly at the Houston session.
piperjones 3 years ago