Thanks Mouse and Emily for taking a look.

Emily it was you who originally put me onto this tune, I got obsessed with it ;), you are right Bout all the names, there are loads of them, it's funny how a lot of these tunes have dozens of names as well. Some of the historic behind them on the session are really interesting as you know,, thanks for the comment.

Emily, I know what you mean about getting time to record, it's getting very difficult at the moment with me to even get practice time, I have dropped to about 15 minutes a day if I am lucky, thing is though there are other things in life that sometimes take precedence. When I do get time I just play for the enjoyment of the act of playing, I think it makes for better improvement. By the way if you know any good non fiction books about violins or violinists let me know.

Thanks Mark for taking a look, and the same goes for Greg as well, I appreciate you taking the time.

Greg I intend going through your fiddle cave posts again, to see if there is anything new in there, like I said to Emily I am not getting aas much time lately as I would like, one of my problems is I have been having quite a bit of trouble with the tax man, it's return time over here, they diddled me last year and they have done it again, quite stressful.

I have a bit of downtime tonight for an hour and have been unwinding watching a TV program about model trains lol, very entertaining a I love steam engines and trains in particular, very relaxing.

That's a good link, I have read 3 of them in the list but there are a couple of others that look good, I agree with your idea on tragedy, rather read something that makes me feel good.

Thanks Sharon, still messing about with the leccy one, I am working on something completely different at the moment, if I ever get it together I am starting a party with it, would be a change for everyone aS it's not classical and not fiddle type music.

Thanks or taking a look Sasha, only just seen your comment;)