Annotation:Come to the Bottlehouse
X:1 T:Come, till the Bottle-house M:2/4 L:1/8 R:Reel S:Ryan's Mammoth Collection (1883) Z:AK/Fiddler's Companion K:A (e/d/)|(c/B/A/).c/ (B/A/).F/.E/|(F>B) {c}B/A/B/d/|(c/B/A/).c/ (B/A/F/).E/|(E/d/).c/.B/ .A(e/d/)| (c/B/A/).c/ (B/A/).F/.E/|(F>B) {c}B/A/B/d/|(c/B/A/).c/ (B/A/F/).E/|E/d/c/B/ A:| |:e|.a(g/e/) (3f/4g/4a/4(e/c/)|.B{c}(B/A/) (B/d/c/B/)|.A(a/e/) (3f/4g/4a/4(e/c/)|(d/f/).e/.c/ .A(3e/f/g/| .a(g/e/) (3f/4g/4a/4(e/c/)|.B{c}(B/A/) (B/d/c/B/)|.A(a/e/) (3f/4g/4a/4(e/c/)|(d/f/e/c/) A:|]
COME TO THE BOTTLEHOUSE (Tar go di an teac-osda). Irish, Reel. A Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. Printed in 1883 (as "Come, till the Bottle-house") in Ryan's Mammoth Collection of 1050 Reels and Jigs (1883, p. 50}, but deleted when that volume metamorphosed into Cole's 1000 Fiddle Tunes in 1940. A bottlehouse was a drinking establishment that typically sold only whiskey in the barrel and beer in bottles.
