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Maybe you also want to try searching for the melodic contour of your query, *DRRRUDUDUDRRRUDUDDUDDRRRRUDUDDUDUDRRRUDUDUDRRRUDUDDUUUUUDUDDDDDUUUUDRRRUDUDUDRRRUDUDDUDDRRRRUDUDDUDUDRRRUDUDUDRRRUDUDDUUUUUDUDDDDDUUUUUUDDUUDUUDDDUDDDDDRUUDDUDDDRDDUDUUUUDDUUDUUDDDUDDDDDRUUDDUDDUUDUUUUUUDUUDRDDDDDUDDDUDDUUDDUUDUDUDUUUDUDUDDUURDUUDDDUDDDUURDDDUUDUUU. (what? why?)  [F] The Pigeon On The Gate (Gm), discography: Home tape of unknown provenance, history: I can't make out the phrase 2nd half bars 2,6 Long 'F' a slide, source: Paddy Canny, Clare (fiddle), notes: As played  view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] The Pigeon On The Gate (Em), discography: Home tape of unknown provenance, source: Paddy Canny, Clare (fiddle), notes: As played view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] The Boys Of Ballysodare, discography: Home tape of unknown provenance, history: Initial 'd' and 'g' of parts 1 and 2 slid dramatically., source: Paddy Canny, Clare (fiddle), notes: As played view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this  [F] The Dairymaid, source: Paddy Canny and Peter O'Loughlin, Clare (fiddles), notes: As played (P O'L much the louder) view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Flowers of Red Hill, The, source: unknown, photocopy view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Flowers of Red Hill, source: unknown, photocopy view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] The Flowers of the Red Hill, discography: Demo tape - 197?, source: Tommy Peoples, Donegal (fiddle), notes: As played view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Maid in the Cherry Tree, The, source: O'Neill's view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Athlone Bridge, source: "First Collection of Traditional Irish Music" (M.Mulvihill) view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Timour The Tartar, source: Kevin Briggs, via EF view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this
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