Key: A* (D in the B part)
Form: Cotillon or Waltz
ABC:
X: 1 T: Isle De Madeleine R: waltz M: 3/4 L: 1/8 K: Amaj z E Ac fe|c3 B/c/ BA|G3 F/G/ FE|F2 C4| z E Ac fe|c3 B/c/ BA|G3 F/G/ F2|D6| z F Bc df|b4 ab|a3 f ga|g3/4a/g3/4 f4| z _B =Bc de|g3 f/g/ fg|a3 f ga|c6| z E Ac fe|c3 B/c/ BA|G3 F/G/ FE|F2 C4| z E Ac fe|a4 AB|c2 B3 A|B4 z c| BF Bc df|b4 cB|c4 cB|c2 B/c/B A2| e3 c ea|f3 d f3/4g/a3/4|g3 e gb|a6| z4 a2|f4 A2|d4 a2|f3 a fA| d4 d3/4c/B3/4|A2 d3 f|b2 a3 d|c3 d cB| A4 b2|=g4 A2|c4 b2|=g3 b gA| c4 d3/4c/B3/4|A2 c3 e|a2 g2 =g2|f2 d2 B2| A4 a2|f4 A2|d4 a2|f3 a fA| d3 A FE|D3 C DE|F2 =G3 A|B4 z c| B4 d2|B4 =G2|E3 d cd|A4 F2| D3 A GA|B3 =G FG|c3 A GA|d6||
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In D with chords
Youtube:
Source (if known): Spade Cooley? or Avila Le Blanc?*
Other Tunes in Set:
Region: USA, and later, Quebec
*Notes: From a post on thesession.org: “This tune was composed by the American fiddler Spade Cooley under the title Blue Jeans and Gingham. [It] belongs rather to French-Canadian music.” But the original is likely Quebecois. The D version sheet music attributes it to “Avila Le Blanc?”
Here’s a YouTube of what seems likely to be Cooley’s original recording of “Blue Jeans and Gingham”.