There used to be a session here where George Keith, Dave Corey, Dan Isaacson, Ted Davis, Tina & Pierre Leck etc.. frequented. That all ended when someone in the neighborhood complained about loud music (complaining about the loud juke-box or rock bands etc) they had to shut down ALL the music, including this great session. They finally can do music again - I know that Noel Scott (box), Chris McGrath (fiddle, concertina) & Ted Davis (guitar, flute) will be the anchors of the session. They're all good players & I like the pub alot - so it should be good. I'll let you guys know...
Even though all the individuals named in the initial post have been occasionally seen at the Behan since its resurrection, the new BB session is anchored by Cara Frankowicz (fiddle), Pat Murray (pipes) and James Hamilton (flute).
Brendan Behan's
There used to be a session here where George Keith, Dave Corey, Dan Isaacson, Ted Davis, Tina & Pierre Leck etc.. frequented. That all ended when someone in the neighborhood complained about loud music (complaining about the loud juke-box or rock bands etc) they had to shut down ALL the music, including this great session. They finally can do music again - I know that Noel Scott (box), Chris McGrath (fiddle, concertina) & Ted Davis (guitar, flute) will be the anchors of the session. They're all good players & I like the pub alot - so it should be good. I'll let you guys know...
# Posted on September 23rd 2002 by B Rad
Gonzo
This session is on hold indefinitely
# Posted on November 12th 2002 by B Rad
Back to life
As of summer 2006, the BB is back in biz, Saturdays from approx. 4-7 p.m.
# Posted on August 17th 2006 by sts
Time change
From what I understand, the session now (as of summer 2008) runs 5-8 p.m.
# Posted on July 24th 2008 by sts
Anchors
Even though all the individuals named in the initial post have been occasionally seen at the Behan since its resurrection, the new BB session is anchored by Cara Frankowicz (fiddle), Pat Murray (pipes) and James Hamilton (flute).
# Posted on January 6th 2009 by Lon Dubh