I took my granddaughter to the concert in The Watergate Kilkenny.....she enjoyed it....so did grandad....it was a very very good night...I hope to see the lads again
George Murphy is the real deal. In my humble, he's channeling Luke (Kelly). And I've known Luke. Met and drank w/ him in Mc Daid's, in those ancient days when Mr. O'Brien as barman / owner, and the world was much nicer to artists than it is now. Mark my prophetic words: "George Murphy and The Rising" is a very gifted, learning / creative group, and perhaps the most worthy successors of The original Dubliners-- Luke, Ronnie, Barney, and the living John Sheehan from Merino God Bless them!
I took my granddaughter (she was 15) March 19....22.. at The Watergate, Kilkenny....she really enjoyed and made me to promise if decide to see the lads again I must get her a ticket...
A truly fantastic set with great renditions of all the good old songs I used to sing with my Father & Mother when they were on this green earth. I was born in the 80's myself but have always loved the old Irish songs the best. It's refreshing to hear proper, real heartfelt singing in these times. Much love to all of you and can't wait to see ye all playing live someday soon xx
Great stuff George and the Rising Sons keeping the old songs alive. The older generation were lucky to have had Luke Kelly and our generation are equally as lucky to have George Murphy. Keep up the great work and hope to see you live when I can and have a pint with ya, If you have the time!
Thanks for the very kind words Colm. Some tunes and some pints sounds great when there are available establishments in which to part-take in such things.
Our first performance group was 8 and then we grew to 11 before we opened for Dylan Foley. The sound man had a fit. The description of the group was an 11 piece Irish band. I guess he thought we were all acoustic.
@@georgemurphy2574 my granddaughter enjoyed your concert at the Watergate.....(so did grandad) she really likes David's singing...we deffo try to see you again.......
I have booked my tickets for Paddy's weekend at The Watergate Kilkenny...(19th) I'm taking my 15yrs old granddaughter Layla......she shares my taste in music...... (she's also a bit of a Dead Head too like grandad...lol)....ive got her in to music....she plays the uke....i try to play the Bodhran....
Hi Phyllis thanks for your interest. We have cds on sale and gigs in Ireland coming up. If you check out George Murphy music on Facebook or The Rising Sons you can get info there.
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Those were the days!
Brilliant!Go raibh maith agat!☘️✌️
Stunning Set. I’ve been hooked since the tribute video to Pete St.John - Dublin in the Rare old times. Brilliant band.
This is the way.
Me too - big fan ever since
Wow Declan Parsons you brought tears to an old dockyardys eyes. You boys are an absolute joy. God bless you all and keep you safe.
I took my granddaughter to the concert in The Watergate Kilkenny.....she enjoyed it....so did grandad....it was a very very good night...I hope to see the lads again
Wat a voice😊
You’re the next legends of Irish music keep it up it’s magic
George Murphy is the real deal. In my humble, he's channeling Luke (Kelly). And I've known Luke. Met and drank w/ him in Mc Daid's, in those ancient days when Mr. O'Brien as barman / owner, and the world was much nicer to artists than it is now. Mark my prophetic words: "George Murphy and The Rising" is a very gifted, learning / creative group, and perhaps the most worthy successors of The original Dubliners-- Luke, Ronnie, Barney, and the living John Sheehan from Merino God Bless them!
No Bourke then ? Are you sure you worked at Mcdaids and did you really drink with Luke ? Hmmm !
I took my granddaughter (she was 15) March 19....22.. at The Watergate, Kilkenny....she really enjoyed and made me to promise if decide to see the lads again I must get her a ticket...
Fantastic can’t wait till they play Liverpool
23rd of August spread the word for us
Beautiful !!
Full.of depth and emotions thank you for the passion you all bring to irish music it will be great to do more tours in London
Fab!❤
Some voice you have George. Everything I hear from you and the Rising Sons is stunning, would love to see you live.
I am loving the songs.
love that first there, foggy dew, beautiful version.
Fantastic voice powerful band behind him.keep it goin lads
mind you own business, not too bad, yourself there, hahaha. love it.
A truly fantastic set with great renditions of all the good old songs I used to sing with my Father & Mother when they were on this green earth. I was born in the 80's myself but have always loved the old Irish songs the best. It's refreshing to hear proper, real heartfelt singing in these times. Much love to all of you and can't wait to see ye all playing live someday soon xx
Absolutely terrific. Spirit of Luke. Please consider coming to the Butte Montana US Irish Festival sometime--Butte folks are Beara descendants.
Declan Parsons very key part of the band. Absolutely savage voice - needs to be used more
You are an amazing singer George ! and it looks like you've found the best of the best to join you in the band !
Thank you for the kind words Luna Mae
I love your original song and I'll tell you why - I hear history echoing off the walls and heroes walking the streets of the town
Brilliant musicians n lovely to listen to them all v talented
Great stuff George and the Rising Sons keeping the old songs alive. The older generation were lucky to have had Luke Kelly and our generation are equally as lucky to have George Murphy. Keep up the great work and hope to see you live when I can and have a pint with ya, If you have the time!
Thanks for the very kind words Colm. Some tunes and some pints sounds great when there are available establishments in which to part-take in such things.
Fine singing George and sweet Whistle playing
George has really grown up musically since his 1st album....which I have...(my son bought it for me when it 1st came out) a truly mature musician.....
Fantastic show,, will have to get over to Ireland to see you all live! unless you can get to Scotland first! ☘
Class act lads
Powerful!
Beautiful ,
I’m just half way through, downloaded the album, looking for live gigs and playing along on the octave mandolin. Really enjoying this.
Fantastic boys! Wish you all a safe lockdown! Listening in Melbourne
💚 love it
Fantastic 💙
Our first performance group was 8 and then we grew to 11 before we opened for Dylan Foley. The sound man had a fit. The description of the group was an 11 piece Irish band. I guess he thought we were all acoustic.
Just stumbled across you….love love what ye do.
Amazing set. Listened a quite few times. Hope to see you when we’re allowed to get some miles under our feet. Cheers
Thank you for the kind words
@@georgemurphy2574 my granddaughter enjoyed your concert at the Watergate.....(so did grandad) she really likes David's singing...we deffo try to see you again.......
Luke's spirit is in this band
I agree
Thank you. What a legend he was
@@georgemurphy2574 Up the Dubs
I have booked my tickets for Paddy's weekend at The Watergate Kilkenny...(19th) I'm taking my 15yrs old granddaughter Layla......she shares my taste in music...... (she's also a bit of a Dead Head too like grandad...lol)....ive got her in to music....she plays the uke....i try to play the Bodhran....
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Just found this group absolutely fantastic can you please post details of concerts or CDs please
Hi Phyllis thanks for your interest. We have cds on sale and gigs in Ireland coming up. If you check out George Murphy music on Facebook or The Rising Sons you can get info there.
George! When are coming back to Corner Brook , Newfoundland. I can get ya a big Paddy’s day gig.
Would love to come over Don. Email me and we can discuss. Georgemurphydublin@gmail.com
Fantastic singing. Ditch the cap.
take me to CORK
No Complaints, great sounds, but the galway shawl is a bit funny, the growling sounds like a pup trying to be a dog
Would like to know if he is playing Newry City anytime soon I heard him years ago when he was first discovered but he went off the radar