The Medusa Fora

no were really more a pub act which is a bit less pretensious than h.i.c.
however my other modern trad outfit which is fiddle flute guitar box bodhran should be making an appearance there at some point were more of a tune based band with less songs

Bah, I'd like to see more singers there too... http://www.workingmansband.com play there on occasion and they might be quite similar to you guys.

bangon the john wrote:You may find us here too

Jono's ealing
jonos ilford
o'neils wimbledon, richmond, shepherds bush, redhill, blackheath
mcgoverns cricklewood
THE GLADSTONE 9 ELMS/VAUXHALL
fairways centre walthamstow
ganleys morden
ganleys dulwich
captain morgans hayes
captain morgans greenford
the fox palmers green
the spoons muswell hill
hennesys ruislip
hennesys harrow
greyhound peckam
jack beards tooting
the mayfair tooting
spinning wheel ealing
black horse holloway
angies holloway
tommy flynns hammersmith / chiswick / banbury
the albert whitton
the fox twickenham
carshalton social club
sutton irish club
st boniface social club
wimbledon irish club

all miles away.

not too bad last night BANG ON. Bit early doors though, eh?

You cheeky $*^(

I never see any other bands play for more than 3 hrs, apart from the wolfetones, but thats more of a walking talkshow stories and narration and poetry oh and a few good songs from Tommy Byrnes

Do they ahve music at Ganley's in Dulwich then? I thought it was only ever at the one in Morden.

Oh and have you evre played at the GAA place in Ruislip?

It's not Dulwich you fools.. it's Herne Hill, aint it?

Ganleys Brockwell Park this wedneday is a big one folks I hope Frank Ganley aint reading this but myself and the twice all Éire fiddler Dave Collins have been asked to play at his wedding reception at the pub and its a SUPRISE the reason they asked me I think is because I can sing that old favourite as his first dance,

In Oranmore, in the County Galway, one pleasant evening............


However I'm not sure he will appreciate me changing the words to

In Brockwell Park, in the County Brixton, one fine dark evening, near the auld front line.

I spied a damsel, she was dark and handsome, her teeth were glistening like a summer's sky.

I wont type the other 5 verses as it gets a little more offensive, rude and predjudiced towards Lambeth's finest people

BRI!!!

you can't say things like that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dont read in bettween the lines its not all bad