thanks Emily @elcbk!  rules..i dont know of any.  just read about this section.  after all this time lol..  hey play how you want in whatever key at whatever tempo!  thanks for joining in!

not a fiddler?  sounded great to me and I liked that it was slightly different in the melody which shows how the same tune can be played by another fiddler with a little variation.  I liked how you played the one part a little higher.  also liked the backing you put with it especially the bodhran!  cool stuff and thanks for joining in and sharing!!  appreciate it.

@stringy i didnt hear any bad notes and you sound and look relaxed.  i mean did you hear that A# i had at about :23 or so!? lol...we're learning.  good place to share.. .i thought you were spot on with the notes and relaxed.  did you keep hearing the banjo version I know you said something about that.  after i watched your banjo post i tried to get some of the tripletts you were playing on my tenor banjo.   thats something ive never been able to get down.  that and tremelo on mandolin.  juat cant get the wrist to loosen up.  as youve probably figured out..fiddle takes all the time now..   great job and thanks again. I enjoyed watching.

Ive not heard or at least dont recall Gerry O Conner and I hope thats not like saying who's Earl Scruggs..lol..if so have a laugh on me..hehe..thanks for the tip.  Ill check him out..  Hey I like the humours of whiskey!  I need to practice that and add to the list.  Need to practice more slip jigs for sure.  Have you heard scatter the mud?  its another Ive got on the short list to try and memorize soon.  Bly's or Darby the Driver as Ive seen it called on youtube is another good jig thats sorta like lilting banshee.  I found a vdeo by a user on youtube joshuarex.rocks that plays humours i liked and was going to share but figured you could just look at when you want and see if its close to your version.