Wylde Mountain Tyme -Lap C6th 6string
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Wylde Mountain Tyme -Lap C6th 6string
Last weekend Bernice and I went to Halifax
for the Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo performance.
No Steel Guitars but the music was very "stirring" especially the Bagpipe Bands.
At one point we were both in tears.
I tried to capture some of the feeling on
my Gibson BR-9 with bagpipe simulation.
This is C major chord sixth string open
and fourth string at fret 4 for the drones.
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for the Royal Nova Scotia Tattoo performance.
No Steel Guitars but the music was very "stirring" especially the Bagpipe Bands.
At one point we were both in tears.
I tried to capture some of the feeling on
my Gibson BR-9 with bagpipe simulation.
This is C major chord sixth string open
and fourth string at fret 4 for the drones.
For those with Scottish Blood http://freefilehosting.net/?id=pdD3kK7c
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Moran Taing!
Ron, thanks for reminding me of "Mull Of Kyntyre", another beautiful song. My son played me the MP3 of the Beatles original
version about a month ago and it is one I want to arrange sometime for steel guitar.
The Beatles give it everything and make the
song move with the acoustic guitar work and
the Pipeband "finallie".
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Ron, thanks for reminding me of "Mull Of Kyntyre", another beautiful song. My son played me the MP3 of the Beatles original
version about a month ago and it is one I want to arrange sometime for steel guitar.
The Beatles give it everything and make the
song move with the acoustic guitar work and
the Pipeband "finallie".
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Roy,
Right!! I liked Glenn Campbells arrangement too. I collect music tapes from everywhere including "Bag Pipe" Corps.
Strange as it may seem, I have found every pipe song you can think of, but "Mull of Kyntyre"!!! And I've been to Scotland!!
We wait for your version with baited breath..TX
Rgds,
Ron
Right!! I liked Glenn Campbells arrangement too. I collect music tapes from everywhere including "Bag Pipe" Corps.
Strange as it may seem, I have found every pipe song you can think of, but "Mull of Kyntyre"!!! And I've been to Scotland!!
We wait for your version with baited breath..TX
Rgds,
Ron
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Ron,
I have been around pipe band parades etc.
for a long while. I do not ever recall
any doing this song. If it was recorded
on the pipes the number would be minimal. No doubt that's why you have never found this one.
Harry I did the pipes sumulation and the
drones in one pass. I did lay the second verse solo on track 2.
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I have been around pipe band parades etc.
for a long while. I do not ever recall
any doing this song. If it was recorded
on the pipes the number would be minimal. No doubt that's why you have never found this one.
Harry I did the pipes sumulation and the
drones in one pass. I did lay the second verse solo on track 2.
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Roy,
Thank you for the follow up.
Gee, to me, "Mull of Kyntyre" is one of the most beautiful songs ever conjured up by the Scots. There's just no explanation why the Pipe bands don't play it. The times I did hear (other than pipes) the melody modulated a few times. This may preclude Pipers as I think they generally drone in one or two keys. What do I know, eh?
Come to think of it, I wonder if you would, when you can, reprise "Danny Boy"?
Don't want to alienate the Irish now, would we?
I think some us missed it when you posted it some time ago....TX
Rgds,
Ron
Thank you for the follow up.
Gee, to me, "Mull of Kyntyre" is one of the most beautiful songs ever conjured up by the Scots. There's just no explanation why the Pipe bands don't play it. The times I did hear (other than pipes) the melody modulated a few times. This may preclude Pipers as I think they generally drone in one or two keys. What do I know, eh?
Come to think of it, I wonder if you would, when you can, reprise "Danny Boy"?
Don't want to alienate the Irish now, would we?
I think some us missed it when you posted it some time ago....TX
Rgds,
Ron
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Ron,
The Scottish pipes tune sharp of our standard A. Most tunes are played in this
key. The alternate key is sharp of D.(Amazing Grace). I played the pipes for 7 years and Wylde Mountain Tyme does not lay well in the A chord. Probably could be done
in D but would not sound as good?
Danny Boy is part of a Tablature Folio with
matching CD that I currently have available for 6 string E6th tuning.
I reactivated the link: http://freefilehosting.net/?id=pdD2mqjQ
Thanks again folks for the nice comments.
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The Scottish pipes tune sharp of our standard A. Most tunes are played in this
key. The alternate key is sharp of D.(Amazing Grace). I played the pipes for 7 years and Wylde Mountain Tyme does not lay well in the A chord. Probably could be done
in D but would not sound as good?
Danny Boy is part of a Tablature Folio with
matching CD that I currently have available for 6 string E6th tuning.
I reactivated the link: http://freefilehosting.net/?id=pdD2mqjQ
Thanks again folks for the nice comments.
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Lovely stuff Roy..
Ron Brennan, :-
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It's probably because Pipers are Traditionalists and the "Mull of Kintyre" is just too modern, being written by Paul McCartney. (An an Irishman in exile)<SMALL>Strange as it may seem, I have found every pipe song you can think of, but "Mull of Kyntyre"!!! And I've been to Scotland!!</SMALL>
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<SMALL>Steel players do it without fretting</SMALL>
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Hi, Baz. As you know, Paul wrote `Mull Of Kintyre` about a place he loves as he owns/owned a farm there. The Campbeltown Pipe Band played on the original recording. Campbeltown being the largest town (more of a big village) on the strip of land known as `The Mull Of Kintyre`. Thanks for this piece, Roy. It is lovely and atmospheric.
The Mull Of Kintyre is the nearest point to Ireland from Scotland.
The Mull Of Kintyre is the nearest point to Ireland from Scotland.
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Roy,Baz,Archie,
Goodness Gracious, I wouldn't believe, in my wildest dreams, that Paul McCartney wrote "Mull Of Kintyre". I truly stand in amazement!!!
Well, the Irish (in exile or not) do have some talent, eh? Wow!!
Yes, I can see why it is not in the repertoire of most Pipe bands now.
Aye, but wait till Roy puts his version out on Steel.. Yes sir, now that's worth waiting for!!
Roy, thank you for refreshing us again with "Danny Boy", just beautiful on Steel, and by you.
Archie, thank you for the information. Would you know if the Campbeltown Pipers have a recording of "Mull Of Kintyre"?
No matter who wrote it!! Gheesh!! I'm still in Beatle Shock. TX
Rgds,
Ron
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Goodness Gracious, I wouldn't believe, in my wildest dreams, that Paul McCartney wrote "Mull Of Kintyre". I truly stand in amazement!!!
Well, the Irish (in exile or not) do have some talent, eh? Wow!!
Yes, I can see why it is not in the repertoire of most Pipe bands now.
Aye, but wait till Roy puts his version out on Steel.. Yes sir, now that's worth waiting for!!
Roy, thank you for refreshing us again with "Danny Boy", just beautiful on Steel, and by you.
Archie, thank you for the information. Would you know if the Campbeltown Pipers have a recording of "Mull Of Kintyre"?
No matter who wrote it!! Gheesh!! I'm still in Beatle Shock. TX
Rgds,
Ron
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