Can someone identify this tune for me?

[BrianG]

I thought I would try to learn the first tune in this set and realized that even though the video is entitled 'Mist Covered Mountain Set' the first tune is not Mist Covered Mountain but something else. If someone could tell me what tune this is it would be much appreciated!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIEkM9vB4uo


Thanks!
Brian

[Nanohedron]

I know it as Out On The Ocean. Couldn't remember its name for a while there, myself.

[BrianG]

Beautiful! That's it!

Thanks a lot!

[ScottMaurer]

I know it as out on the ocean. I play it in a set with the rolling waves, the humors of trim (also called the rolling wave) and the black rogue. I call it my pirate set :p

[BrianG]

I know it as out on the ocean. I play it in a set with the rolling waves, the humors of trim (also called the rolling wave) and the black rogue. I call it my pirate set :p

Clever. I like that!

[Whistlesmitten]

There is a android app on the play store called Tunepal.

David

[Nanohedron]

Sure, but the old dogs here like to have their brains tapped now and then. Keeps 'em spry.

Tunepal's been pretty handy at house sessions when we want to jog the memory or make sure we're not playing Frankentunes.

[PhilO]

Also known as The Portroe Jig.

[Mr.Gumby]

The Portroe jig is the name under which the tune appeared on the Paddy Canny, PJ Hayes lp. I haven't really seen it called that anywhere else, except by people who learned it from that recording. It appears as Out on the Ocean in O'Neill's, which probably makes it the older name.

As I have the lp sitting on the table beside me:

[Steve Bliven]

... the lp .....

lp ????? Was them the things that went round and round and round?

Best wishes.

Steve

[Mr.Gumby]

Just like the wheels of the bus.