Mickey Murphy played a fine set of instrumental acoustic guitar music, when he performed at the 'Dublin Guitar Night' gig, at JJ Smyth's music venue in Dublin, on Tuesday, August 27th, 2013. The gig included sets from other fine guitarists, including Paul Brady, Tony McManus, Hugh Buckley and Nigel Clark.

Featuring:
Mickey Murphy -- guitar

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About Mickey Murphy (from his website): MICKEY MURPHY is a contemporary fingerstyle guitarist and composer from N. Ireland and has just released 'Turais' his first solo guitar album after many years of gigging both locally and abroad with his own band Cold Porter and several international artists such as Country star Susan McCann and songwriting legend Phil Coulter. A self-taught guitarist, Mickey spent his early career as a jobbing lead guitar player in local bands whilst studying Classical guitar and attaining an Honours Degree in Music. He is also a well respected teacher and has taught literally hundreds of guitarists over the years in various schools and workshops and teaches at the Thomas Leeb Acoustic Guitar Bootcamp every July in Austria which attracts students from many parts of the world. Mickey is also on the examining panel of the RGT (London College Of Music) graded guitar exams and sometimes demos for Lowden Guitars and is an endorsee of G7th Capos.

About JJ's: JJ Smyth's is a family owned bar in the center of Dublin city. Home to many a musician, Jazz and Blues alike. It started off as a family owned grocery and public house back in the 1730's, it has changed throughout the years and now you can hear live Jazz and Blues sounds of the city from within it's doors. JJ's became one of the cities oldest continuous licenses, which has remained on precisely the same site since the 1730's and was the birthplace of the famous Irish poet and playwright Thomas Moore in May 1779. For more information on the history of JJ Smyth's and the house itself check out the history section of the site.

Mickey Murphy
Mickey Murphy
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