Thursday night session from 9.30. No formal contact as no one person responsible for organising it. But a friendly bunch, so just turn up!
A mix of Scottish and Irish tunes played by a predominantly fiddle, guitar (standard and DADDAD tunings) and bodhran orientated group, but whistles, pipes (most varieties), flute and button box (B/C) also make appearences. A few good songs sung as well. Good core musicians, but the pace is often fast, with a quieter slower tune played later on depending upon the pateince of the bar staff!!!
The web site contains information on the pub and location details but no information on the session. The pub is great and has 6 guest ales on continuous rotation having won best real ale pub in britain in the past. It is worth a visit for the beer alone, but with the music.......
Tommorow (thursday 5th) in the evening, 8.30pm onwards, there will be a belated Burn's night get together in the Fisherman's Tavern in Broughty Ferry (next to Dundee), so if any of the Fife, Angus, Perth, Aberdeen or any other crew fancy a few tunes and a few pints, it would be great to sees you all........
THE FISHERMAN'S TAVERN
10-16 Fort Street, Broughty Ferry
Dundee DD5 2AD
A new website for "the fish" is in progress (link placed in the details section). Find out some of the history about the session, where it is and who you're likely to find there. Check it out!
Lauch of a New Feature Filled Website for the Fishermans Tavern, Dundee
A brand new website has just been completed and launched:
- homepage blog
- history of the session
- music clips and videos from the session and other local festivals / parties
- forum to discuss the music in the session, banter and to pass tunes to each other
- upcoming gigs relatively close to dundee
coming soon:
- tune of the week, with dots and accompanying videos of the tunes
hope you all can pay us a visit on the forum, or better still, in the Fishermans tavern with an instrument in hand!
Fisherman's
Thursday night session from 9.30. No formal contact as no one person responsible for organising it. But a friendly bunch, so just turn up!
A mix of Scottish and Irish tunes played by a predominantly fiddle, guitar (standard and DADDAD tunings) and bodhran orientated group, but whistles, pipes (most varieties), flute and button box (B/C) also make appearences. A few good songs sung as well. Good core musicians, but the pace is often fast, with a quieter slower tune played later on depending upon the pateince of the bar staff!!!
The web site contains information on the pub and location details but no information on the session. The pub is great and has 6 guest ales on continuous rotation having won best real ale pub in britain in the past. It is worth a visit for the beer alone, but with the music.......
# Posted on May 25th 2003 by Jamie
Music in the Fisherman's
It might be a bit late, but.............
Tommorow (thursday 5th) in the evening, 8.30pm onwards, there will be a belated Burn's night get together in the Fisherman's Tavern in Broughty Ferry (next to Dundee), so if any of the Fife, Angus, Perth, Aberdeen or any other crew fancy a few tunes and a few pints, it would be great to sees you all........
THE FISHERMAN'S TAVERN
10-16 Fort Street, Broughty Ferry
Dundee DD5 2AD
# Posted on February 4th 2004 by Jamie
Re: Music in the Fisherman's
Beam me up, Jamie.
# Posted on February 4th 2004 by Key Maniac Lad
Fishermans
A new website for "the fish" is in progress (link placed in the details section). Find out some of the history about the session, where it is and who you're likely to find there. Check it out!
# Posted on January 7th 2006 by Jamie
Lauch of a New Feature Filled Website for the Fishermans Tavern, Dundee
A brand new website has just been completed and launched:
- homepage blog
- history of the session
- music clips and videos from the session and other local festivals / parties
- forum to discuss the music in the session, banter and to pass tunes to each other
- upcoming gigs relatively close to dundee
coming soon:
- tune of the week, with dots and accompanying videos of the tunes
hope you all can pay us a visit on the forum, or better still, in the Fishermans tavern with an instrument in hand!
cheers,
jamie
# Posted on August 15th 2006 by Jamie