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'''JOCKIE'S FU' (DRUNK) AND JENNIE'S FAIN (EAGER)'''. Scottish. The bawdy title, from the 18th century, appears in the David Young's '''McFarlane MS.''' (vol. 3, No. 36), 1740. | '''JOCKIE'S FU' (DRUNK) AND JENNIE'S FAIN (EAGER)'''. Scottish, Air (cut time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. The bawdy title, from the 18th century, appears in the ballad opera '''The Highland Fair''' (1731) and in David Young's '''McFarlane MS.''' (vol. 3, No. 36), 1740. | ||
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Tune properties and standard notation
JOCKIE'S FU' (DRUNK) AND JENNIE'S FAIN (EAGER). Scottish, Air (cut time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. The bawdy title, from the 18th century, appears in the ballad opera The Highland Fair (1731) and in David Young's McFarlane MS. (vol. 3, No. 36), 1740.
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