You're right, of course. I was confusing albums in my head. I have "Green suede shoes" on Live in New York, and Elvis Murphy on E.M's Green Suede Shoes. You get fuzzy when you get old. Great song, though, especially the pipes playing Rolling in the Rye Grass.
Wow, they looked so much younger here :) Saw them at the Dublin Irish Festival yesterday, their last performance there. Sad to think they are calling it quits! :(
Coolest song ever!
I found it! Lived in Chattanooga in early 2000s when I heard this on the radio 📻. I haven’t heard it since then.
Gaelic Fest in Oak Forest, IL has never been the same without these guys coming every year 😥
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You're right, of course. I was confusing albums in my head. I have "Green suede shoes" on Live in New York, and Elvis Murphy on E.M's Green Suede Shoes. You get fuzzy when you get old. Great song, though, especially the pipes playing Rolling in the Rye Grass.
if you guys ever see this comment just know i miss you guys so much i hope you are all doing well ❤️ much love from bridie doyle
yaaaaay black 47 rocks
I knew these boys back in Bambridge Bronx and Van Cortland Park plus So many places.. I'm talking 87 88..
Wow, they looked so much younger here :) Saw them at the Dublin Irish Festival yesterday, their last performance there. Sad to think they are calling it quits! :(
In fact, the album is entitled "Elvis Murphy's Green Suede Shoes"
Best band ever!!!!
is it weird that im not irish but still like this band
You can recognize talent and chutzpah. That speaks well for you.
No, .. I'm all Finnish but I love them. First heard them in the late 80's on the Vin Scelsa show in WXRK, New York.
I have some Irish among my mixed ancestry, so Erin Go Bragh!
Not an actual fact. The album is Green Suede Shoes (1996). The album you referenced didn't have this song and came out 8 or 10 years later.
what album was this from? I know its on live in new york but which one was this specific one one?
It's a tribute to Rory G.
title is rip of of elvis blue suede shoes
Genius of the century