Nora Guthrie Talks About History with Dropkick Murphys

Here’s a clip of Woody’s daughter Nora, talking about our long history with her dad’s work - which goes back to our 2003 album “Blackout” - and that song you may have heard called “Shipping Up To Boston” !!

[@Lu-lk5bz]

Wow !!! What an awsome & very interesting story to learn the story behind such amazing talent. I absolutely love to here such a lovely share here our way. Thank you so very much for allowing us to be a part of this awsome history.

[@CreativeSteve69]

Damn shipping out to bosotn is a classic. 2005 was the time I got into Irish folk music and my first discovery of the awesome Murphys. Been a fan ever since. :D

[@maxdelozier5752]

Huge fan of both your dad and DKM..both treasures in their own rights

[@Recycledhooligan]

I’m digging the honesty of the lyrics

[@olivermeier5360]

Vielen vielen Dank für diese generationsübergreifende Zusammenarbeit. Das ist die Definition von ZEITLOS.

[@Mjolnir70]

I never even knew about Woodie's lyrics in DKM's songs. This is awesome 😍

[@romainbourgeix8907]

thanks MrS¡!
great Mom! great children
❤️🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵

[@RamenNoodle1985]

This album is 🔥

[@dropkickmolotov]

We love you!

[@kw759]

Waters Are A'Risin is my favorite but the whole album is great 🤘🏽💚

[@hillx021hill3]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@monkeymogulbiz]

💕

[@FulvioDevilPinto]

💖

[@edwardcarmody3336]

Barbershop,Hancock st.,N.Quincy.

[@heathermortimer638]

I 'force' DKM and other Irish Punk upon my parents sometimes.
They were born in '50s. They hate it.
But it's pretty awesome when I say "Did you know that Woody Guthrie wrote this song??..."
And then they stop, and nod their heads, and say "Oh?!" ❤

[@LynIsALilADHD]

Crazy fan of woodie for other reasons... (anti fasc folk songs lol)....had no idea shipping up to Boston was a woodie cover!!

[@unstatmail]

She look likes Brian May

[@iangoodisDMX]

Pinkerton Thugs>>>Dropkicks

[@robdejongh5884]

Dropkick are great

[@iangoodisDMX]

@@robdejongh5884 trying to find Pinkerton Thugs fans actually

[@MinnesotaBeekeeper]

Your daddy was a fan of Joseph Stalin.