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T: Bob's Note Book 13
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F:http://trillian.mit.edu/~jc/music/abc/by/book13.abc 2024-06-09 051320 UT
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T: BOB's NOTE BOOK 13
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T: GOOD BYE OLD MAN
C: Bob McQuillen Nov.'07
B: Bob's Note Book 13 #34
S: https://mcquillentunes.com/html/totm.html 2023-8-11
%R: waltz
Z: 2023 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 3/4
L: 1/4
K: G
D \
| "G"G3 | "D7"FGA | "G"G3 | D2D | G>AG | "D7"FGA | "G"B3- | BAB \
|| "C"c3 | cde | "G"d2B | "Em"G2A | "A7"B3 | AB^c | "D7"d3- | d2D ||
|| "G"GG/G/G | "D7"FEF | "G"G3 | D2D | G>AB | "D7"ABc | "G"B3- | BAB \
|| "C"c3 | cde | "G"dB>G | "Em"EGE | "G"D2B | "D7"A2G | "G"G3- | G2 |]
[| G \
| "D7"A>FD | DGA | "G"B2G | D2B | "D7"c>Bc | ABc |"^*"y| "G"ed>c | Bcd \
|| "C"ec>B | ABc | "G"dB>A | "Em"G2F | "A7"EFG | BGE | "D7"FAF | E2D ||
|| "D7"A>FD | ABc | "G"B2A | GBA | GAB | "G7"Bcd | "C"e3- | ecd \
|| "C7"ec>A | E2e | "G"dB>G | "Em"Ddc | B3 | A3 | G3- | G2 |]
["^last time" B3 | d3 | g3- | g2 |]
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%% * Blank bar inserted with the text: "don't ask; just play the damn tune"
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%% At the Lake
%% City dance in Seattle in May, 2003, Dave Kaynor was the
%% caller that night and he told the crowd of a tragic event.
%% He said, "New Hampshire has lost face." Well, it did --
%% the Great Stone Face (AKA The Old Man of the Mountain) that
%% Nathanial Hawthorne wrote about so many years ago finally fell
%% down on May 3, just before Dave came out. And it really was a
%% tragedy. We sure miss him.
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%% Many thanks to Marilyn Wein of the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
%% for her assistance in the above tune introduction.
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T: MYRON'S MARCH
C: Bob McQuillen November '07
B: Bob's Note Book 13 #68
%R: march
Z: 2023 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/4
K: C
CD \
| E2 DE | F2 EF | G>c ec | A2 GF | EC EG | cA GF | E2 D>C | D3 CD |
| E2 DE | F2 EF | Gc eg | f2 g>f | ec dc | Bc de | c2 c>B | c2 |]
[| dc \
| B>A Bc | d2 cd | e>f ed | c2 EG | AF Ac | fe dc | B2 A2 | GF ED |
| E2 DE | F2 ED | C>E Gc | A2 GF | EG cA | BG fe | d4 | c2 |]
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%% I wish everyone I ever knew was as nice to me as great
%% Baltimore bodhran player Myron Bretholz. He is, what
%% the Irish cal, a "jewell of a man", and I am grateful
%% to him far beyond the power of ordinary words. I hope
%% this tune will take their place. Thanks, Myron.
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T: ZEKE SMUCKLER'S
C: Bob McQuillen 25 May'06
B: Bob's Note Book 13 #103
%R: reel
Z: 2018 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: C
L: 1/8
K: D
DE \
| FDEF D2de | fded B2AG | FAdf edBd | AFDFE2DE |
| FDEF DFAd | fded BdAG | FAdB cdec | d2f2 d2 :|
|: AB \
| dfed BAFB | AFEF D2FE | DFAd BAdf | efec A2FA |
| BGBd edcB | ABAG FDFA | GBed cABc | d2D2 D2 :|
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%% If you've ever been to the Ralph Page Weekend or
%% the New England Folk Festival, you have probably seen
%% a very nice young man named Zeke Smuckler running
%% visiting with his friends and enjoying the scene. Zeke plays
%% mandolin, and joins in with the band whenever there's
%% open space. Deanna Stiles says he plays really well, too.
%% Good work, Zeke!
%%endtext