Monday, October 19, 2009

The Sisters of Murphy

This band plays some pumped up Celtic music, meaning they like to use electric guitars to back up their fiddles. What does this mean for us? We get the good-smilin’ vibes of classic Irish folk music, as well as a strong undercurrent of rock and roll grit to sooth the American party gene. Let’s party and be happy about it! Check out Salty Dog for a sample.

Here is my suggestion. Meet us at Monty’s Crown on Saturday 10/24 for the Sister’s of Murphy show. We won’t be buying drinks, except that we will be buying ourselves a lot of drinks. Mostly shots of Jameson and pints of Guinness…and a few Irish Car Bombs. Actually, I will buy an Irish Car Bomb for the first person who can sing all the words to Whiskey in the Jar, and that’s a promise.

P.S. guys, we checked out over thirty venues, and this is the only promising live bar music on Saturday- so grab your lucky clovers and get your butts over to Monty’s!

Where do the Sisters of Murphy fall on the Sound Plane?

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