I heard this reel from the fiddle playing of John Doherty.  He played it in "G".  I've tried it in "G" and then "A".  I'm told a nine pint coggie is a vessel which holds nine pints of beer.  I know a few two-legged coggies (although the number of legs  diminishes as the pint count increases).

I heard this reel from the fiddle playing of John Doherty. He played it in "G". I've tried it in "G" and then "A". I'm told a nine pint coggie is a vessel which holds nine pints of beer. I know a few two-legged coggies (although the number of legs diminishes as the pint count increases).

I heard this reel from the fiddle playing of John Doherty.&nbsp; He played it in "G".&nbsp; I've tried it in "G" and then "A".&nbsp; I'm told a nine pint coggie is a vessel which holds nine pints of beer.&nbsp; I know a few two-legged coggies (although the number of legs&nbsp; diminishes as the pint count increases).

Nine Pint Coggie

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