"Grandaddy Jig" by Ayreheart

"The Grandaddy Jig" was written for my father-in-law, Ben, who was called "grandaddy" by some in the family. I wrote it shortly after he died. Ben had a fierce, loving and lively spirit, but his body was worn out at the end of a long life. In this jig, especially when the key turns from minor key to major, I imagine how his spirit might feel when freed of an old troublesome body - dancing with joy at the release.

[@TheAnkiitu12]

Very good. I've always loved jigs. The name too is almost endearing.

[@hollykainz]

An apt tribute. And happy trails to old Ben! If he isn't dancing, he's surely tapping a toe.

[@SethKibelMusic]

Fantabulous!

[@bcuz7897]

There's a lot to this-- all of it good!

[@lucasalvarez8524]

Where can I buy a digital version of this track?

[@Staunomat]

Quick question: What happened to the fourth guy? Can't even find his name online.

[@Ayreheart]

He moved away to take a teaching position