Scott Rogers

Thought I would add My two cents worth. As a fairly new player of the concertina(I play other instruments as well)I started with and am still working through Levy's book, Since I am leaning toward the Irish sytle I have also started Bramich's "Irish Concertina". As I am new to the instrument I have found Levy's book(with Cd's) highly efective, in teaching me to use the instrument and understanding the why and the how of playing. That foundation I am building has helped with the Bramich book. If I had not started Levy's book first I think I would have just been pressing buttons.

Happy New Year to you too.

That was beautiful Thank you

Tune 3 sounds like a version of "The Rivers of Texas" a song I have heard Bill Stains-a Folk singer-sing. He has recorded it on his Whistle of the Jay album. He plays it more up tempo and tune 3's b part is somewhat different but the A part sounds like it to me.

Glad that it was the "right" stuff. I am a new member to the site but I have been reading the forums for a yeart and a half. It has been so helpfull to me that I wanted to give something back.

I believe that the tune your looking for was recordred by the Battlefield Band on thier 1980 "Home is where the van is" and is listed as Blackhall Rocks. I recognized it immediately. good job.