Kevin Mark Murphy
- Origin
- Toronto
- Born
- 1957
Biography
Kevin Mark Murphy (born May 24, 1957) is a Canadian musician and criminal lawyer, best known as a co-founder of the Ottawa-based music group, Singing Fools. The non-performing duo gained national prominence in 1985 with their nuclear-themed dance record, "The Apocalypso" and were signed to a short-lived recording contract with A&M Records. Murphy also gained notoriety as an outspoken criminal defence lawyer and was publicly rebuked for his controversial conduct in a 1998 Ontario murder trial which led to the public disciplining and eventual censure of the presiding judge, Paul Cosgrove. He obtained a B.A. in political science from Carleton University in 1976 and a M.Sc.(Econ.) in comparative government from the London School of Economics in 1979. He completed a law degree at the University of Ottawa in 1991 and was admitted to the Bar of Ontario in 1993.
Highlights
- Co-founder of the music group Singing Fools.
- National success with the record "The Apocalypso" in 1985.
- Notable criminal lawyer known for defending controversial cases.
FAQ
How old is Kevin Mark Murphy?
Kevin Mark Murphy was born in 1957.
Where is Kevin Mark Murphy from?
Kevin Mark Murphy is from Toronto, Canada.
What kind of music does he make?
Kevin Mark Murphy is best known for his work in the duo Singing Fools, which gained notoriety with a dance record.
What are his biggest hits?
Kevin Mark Murphy achieved national success with the record "The Apocalypso" in 1985.
How long has he been active in music?
The exact start date of his musical activity is not specified.
Has he won any awards?
Kevin Mark Murphy has no information on any awards won.
