X: 08018
T: the CANOTE MEN'S BRAMBLE
T: (not written to be a thorn in anyone's side ...)
C: Bob McQuillen 14 Jan'91
B: Bob's Note Book 8 #18
%R: reel
Z: 2021 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/8
P: GREG:
K: D
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%% I am so sorry
%% that only lack of space prevents me from saying more
%% about the great Canote brothrs, wonderful musicians
%% from Seattle, and mainstays of Sandy Medley's
%% Small Wonders String Band. Their playing (and singing!)
%% help set the standard for West Coast music.
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%% Note: A fine traditional tune much played at dances is
%% "Connaught-Man's Ramble". I couldn't resist the title above!
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