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'''JACKY BULL.''' English, Air (6/8 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The air was heard on the London stage in the play '''The Agreeable Surprise'''
'''JACKY BULL.''' AKA - "Jacky Bull from France." English, Air (6/8 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The air was heard on the London stage sung by "Mr. Wilson," in John O'Keeffe's (1747-1833) play '''The Agreeable Surprise,''' which debuted in the Haymarket in September, 1781. The lyric goes:
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''In Jacky Bill, when bound for France,''<br>
''The gosling you discover;''<br>
''But taught to ride, to fence, and dance,''<br>
''A finish'd goose comes over.''<br>
''With his tierce and carte--fa! fa!''<br>
''And his cotillion so smart--ha! ha!''<br>
''He charms each female heart--oh, la!''<br>
''As Jacky returns from Dover.''<br>
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''For cocks and dogs, see 'squire at home,''<br>
''The price of country tonies;''<br>
''Return'd from Paris, Spa or Rome,''<br>
''Our 'squie's a nice adonis.''<br>
''With his tierce and carte--fa! fa!''<br>
''And his cotillion so smart--ha! ha!''<br>
''He charms each female heart--oh, la!''<br>
''As pink of macaronies.''<br>
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JACKY BULL. AKA - "Jacky Bull from France." English, Air (6/8 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The air was heard on the London stage sung by "Mr. Wilson," in John O'Keeffe's (1747-1833) play The Agreeable Surprise, which debuted in the Haymarket in September, 1781. The lyric goes:

In Jacky Bill, when bound for France,
The gosling you discover;
But taught to ride, to fence, and dance,
A finish'd goose comes over.
With his tierce and carte--fa! fa!
And his cotillion so smart--ha! ha!
He charms each female heart--oh, la!
As Jacky returns from Dover.

For cocks and dogs, see 'squire at home,
The price of country tonies;
Return'd from Paris, Spa or Rome,
Our 'squie's a nice adonis.
With his tierce and carte--fa! fa!
And his cotillion so smart--ha! ha!
He charms each female heart--oh, la!
As pink of macaronies.

Source for notated version:

Printed sources: Samuel, Anne & Peter Thompson (The Hibernian Muse), London, 1787; No. 4, p. 2.

Recorded sources:




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