Chords for Jarleth Henderson, Uilleann pipes, and Andy May, Northumbrian pipes

Tempo:
91.85 bpm
Chords used:

G

C

D

B

Gb

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Jarleth Henderson, Uilleann pipes, and Andy May, Northumbrian pipes chords
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a long time ago, years ago, I don't know about
The last, I don't know, the last
I mean, maybe yesterday, maybe yesterday, could be today.
Back in our man at the William Kennedy Festival.
We started sharing tunes anyway, and then [Gb] we worked out that Andy had [N] some versions of some tunes [G] that I had that were quite different.
And we decided to try and work them out, Andy taught me a few variations on parts.
So we came up with it, Andy taught [N] me the four part version of a tune that the Irish repertoire has a two part version of, which is called Madame Mona Part.
It seems like the Ellen Piper, Leo Lawson, took [B] a trip to Northumberland and met with the Northumbrian Piper, Billy Pig, [C] and the left were quite as many partiers [N] to start.
[Bb] [Db] Yeah, so we swapped tunes, and then the other tune after that, which is kind of just as crazy as the independent one, Pig.
So it's always like a two of us, it's [B] not really independent.
[N] We support each other a lot.
I just want to take exception to something Martin said about the Ellen Pipes being the most developed type of band I've ever heard.
I knew this was going to be a problem.
How many keys have you got on there, John?
One, blues.
Three plus three, sixteen.
Ha ha!
See, actually what Martin said to me before was, Jorlath, in your opinion, would you say that the Ellen Pipes are the most complicated instrument?
And I said, Martin, no I wouldn't, I'm not putting it in my opinion, because there's far too many [E] Pipers in the room.
[G] What I've got to say is, okay, oh [Eb] well there we go.
[Ab]
I can try it, Martin.
[G] That was important.
[C]
[G]
[D]
So [G]
we try and play, we basically have a competition, so you can play the Pegasus.
[N]
[G] It
[N] just sounds like a Nintendo.
[G]
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[C] [G]
Yeah.
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[G]
Okay.
[C]
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[D] [G]
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[G] [C]
[G]
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[G] Okay.
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[N]
Key:  
G
2131
C
3211
D
1321
B
12341112
Gb
134211112
G
2131
C
3211
D
1321
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a long time ago, years ago, I don't know about_
The last, I don't know, the last_
I mean, maybe yesterday, maybe yesterday, could be today.
Back in our man at the William Kennedy Festival.
We started sharing tunes anyway, and then _ [Gb] we worked out that Andy had [N] some versions of some tunes [G] that I had that were quite different.
And we decided to try and work them out, Andy taught me a few variations on parts.
So we came up with it, Andy taught [N] me the four part version of a tune that the Irish repertoire has a two part version of, which is called Madame Mona Part.
It seems like the Ellen Piper, Leo Lawson, took [B] a trip to Northumberland and met with the Northumbrian Piper, Billy Pig, [C] and the left were quite as many partiers [N] to start. _ _
[Bb] _ [Db] Yeah, so we swapped tunes, and then the other tune after that, which is kind of just as crazy as the independent one, Pig.
So it's always like a two of us, it's [B] not really independent.
_ [N] We support each other a lot.
I just want to take exception to something Martin said about the Ellen Pipes being the most developed type of band I've ever heard.
_ I knew this was going to be a problem.
_ How many keys have you got on there, John?
One, blues. _ _ _
Three plus three, sixteen.
Ha ha! _ _ _ _
See, actually what Martin said to me before was, Jorlath, in your opinion, would you say that the Ellen Pipes are the most complicated instrument?
And I said, Martin, no I wouldn't, I'm not putting it in my opinion, because there's far too many [E] Pipers in the room. _ _
[G] What I've got to say is, okay, oh [Eb] well there we go.
[Ab] _
I can try it, Martin.
[G] _ That was important.
[C] _
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So _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ we _ try and play, we basically have a competition, so you can play the Pegasus.
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_ [G] _ _ It _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] just sounds like a Nintendo.
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_ _ Yeah. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ Okay.
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_ [G] _ Okay.
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