I've been performing on this tour with a new five string fiddle made in Beijing. Bought it at auction from the Old Violin House for $223, put on a Pickup The World polymer film transducer and myself and the band are psyched with its performance qualities. The varnish, woods, workmanship, tone, and usefulness are remarkable. What do you think?
Southern Music Road Trip with Celtic Clan - Frank Ryan, Hughie Purcell, & Billy Hardy
Monday, February 14, 2011
New Five String Fiddle
I've been performing on this tour with a new five string fiddle made in Beijing. Bought it at auction from the Old Violin House for $223, put on a Pickup The World polymer film transducer and myself and the band are psyched with its performance qualities. The varnish, woods, workmanship, tone, and usefulness are remarkable. What do you think?
Fiddler's Green, Winter Park, FL
Celtic Clan at Fiddler's Green in Winter Park, we've been performing there for over a decade, one of the best of the Irish pubs in Florida. We worked there Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, and had the pleasure of really packed rocking nights. The owner and staff at Fiddler's are some of the most welcoming and heartfelt you'll find anywhere.
Bartender emeritus from Fiddler's Green - Chris Baker, currently working as an environmental scientist.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
The Pilgrimage Begins, First Stop - Performance in Myrtle Beach, SC
We left Boston Tuesday evening February 8th, drove through the night and arrived at Flynn's Tavern in Myrtle Beach Wednesday at noon. Set up our gear, had lunch, checked into the Best Western, slept an hour, played a great gig to a packed house. We were joined that evening by our old buddy Bing Smedberg on the bodhrán.
Up Thursday morning at 5:30 to make the trek to Winter Park Florida, we arrived at Fiddlers Green in the afternoon and set up once again, we were fed and watered, and checked into the Mount Vernon Inn.
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