"A Gaggle of Jigs" genre: Folk
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	Being The Hatter from Nenagh, Black Donald the Piper and the Humors of Glendart respectively. All are anonymous Irish bagpipe tunes, the sound of which I have sought to imitate through the use of crumhorn and didjeridu. Mainly because I cannot play the bagpipes. (This track is taken from my CD Windblown, available to buy - contact mcxg46@dial.pipex.com if you are interested.)
	CD: Windblown Credits: Performed by John Davis,
	Story Behind the Song These are pieces I have learned, lived with and played for several years in a variety of groups and sessions. In truth, there are any number of jigs I could have used, but these are three of my favourite, and not only show off the crumhorn's light-hearted sound to good effect, but also provide interesting rhythmic phrases for the didjeridu to play with.

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