Every session should have one.

Bodhran players aren't always the most welcomed session visitors - but then they don't all play like John Jo. Here he earns his pint at a session in County Clare, Nov.2006

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Music

Tags:

• Irish
• session
• bodhran
• fiddle
• pub
• traditional
• folk

[ColArco]

Ooooh- hold on a minute --- I only meant every session should have a John Jo ---not a bodhran---unless played at this standard of course!

[Tadhg64]

John Joe is indeed the cac, but it is an absolute fact, no one has ever uttered the sentance, "this sessiun needs more bodhran!"

[TheFiddlerOfLeinster]

name of the tune, please???

[VikingLawyer]

@onearmfrog absolutely

[onearmfrog]

@VikingLawyer Goat lover.

[VikingLawyer]

@onearmfrog i'm a bodhran player and i've said it

[edelahaye]

I like bodhrán when it's well played (like here). I'm use to play in a duet with a flute, fiddle of accordion player (I play the bouzouki). When we can have a 3rd musician, he will generally be a bodhrán player.

[onearmfrog]

As a Bodhran player, I completely second that :)

[bruceleeC64]

Ha Ha I'm glad you pointed that out...!

[bruceleeC64]

the session was in the ralway bar in ennis in 2006. it also had neil lyons, paul mcnevin, noely ryan...