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Annotation:Rolling Wave (2)
X:1 T:Rolling Wave [2], The B:Dance Music of Willie Clancy (Dublin 1976) Z:Nigel Gatherer N:rough transcription only M:6/8 R:Jig L:1/8 K:D FEF D3 | D2 d cAG | FEF D3 | AAF GFE | FEF D3 | D2 d cAG | E F2 G3 | (4AcAF GFE :|] D2 d cAd | cAd cAG | F2 d cAG | A2 F GFE | D2 d cAc | ded cAG | (4FGAF GBG | AAF GFE | D2 d cAd | cAd cAG | F2 d cAG | FAF GFE | D2 d cde | (4gfed cAG | E F2 G3 | A2 F GFE |]
ROLLING WAVE [2], THE. AKA - "Rolling Waves (The)." AKA and see "Alce Marley," "Alcy Marly," "Ailsey Marly," "Alice Marley," "Barley Grain (2)," "Barley Meal (The) (2)," "Beattie's Frolics," "Button that Suits the Cloth (The)," "Ceol an Mhála," "Deiread an Lae," "Eley Molly," "Elsie Marly," "End of the Day (The)," "Humors of Trim (The)," "Know you not Alzie Marly honey." Irish, Jig (6/8 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. The "Rolling Wave" title for the jig appears to have been Willie Clancy’s, although this is the most popular name for it. O’Neill gives it as “Humors of Trim (The)” (see note for "annotation:Humors of Trim (The)" for more."
