This tune is actually “The Four Six” jig as composed by Kieran Hanrahan. “The Trip to London” is a different tune which was composed by Maurice Lennon. These two jigs were played in that order on Stockton's Wing's album Light In The Western Sky, with the set being named “The Trip to London”.
This tune is actually “The Four Six” jig as composed by Kieran Hanrahan. “The Trip to London” is a different tune which was indeed composed by Maurice Lennon. These two jigs were played in that order on Stockton's Wing's album Light In The Western Sky, with the set being named “The Trip to London”.
Good stuff!
Happy birthday, belated lol
Great to see Jim since we met & had a pint in Fremantle
Happy Birthday Hughie
Oh my, this is so damn perfect! The ease of playing... pure joy!
Mighty !!
Pure in the pocket playing, love it! Happy Birthday Hughie 😊
This tune is actually “The Four Six” jig as composed by Kieran Hanrahan. “The Trip to London” is a different tune which was composed by Maurice Lennon. These two jigs were played in that order on Stockton's Wing's album Light In The Western Sky, with the set being named “The Trip to London”.
Spot on
Happy birthday, Hughie! Lovely voicings on the guitar, there! Great choice of tune.
The great Jim Murray
Nice one Hughie & Jim 🎶☘️
👍🏼
Great job fellas
Maurice Lennon composed this tune.
This tune is actually “The Four Six” jig as composed by Kieran Hanrahan. “The Trip to London” is a different tune which was indeed composed by Maurice Lennon. These two jigs were played in that order on Stockton's Wing's album Light In The Western Sky, with the set being named “The Trip to London”.