Jimmy Murphy Complete RCA & Columbia Recordings

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Jimmy Murphy Complete RCA & Columbia Recordings

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Jimmy Murphy Complete RCA & Columbia Recordings

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Name:Jimmy Murphy Complete RCA & Columbia Recordings

Infohash: B4232F25F82CB63635876E325B1DFEF9E0CA1660

Total Size: 32.87 MB

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Last Updated: 2013-04-17 14:30:24 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2009-08-23 10:43:42

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Jimmy Murphy.txt (Size: 32.87 MB) (Files: 18)

Jimmy Murphy.txt

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16 - Jimmy Murphy - My Gal Dottie.mp3

1.85 MB

Cover.jpg

52.12 KB

15 - Jimmy Murphy - Baboon Boogie.mp3

1.73 MB

13 - Jimmy Murphy - Sixteen Tons Rock'n'Roll.mp3

1.97 MB

14 - Jimmy Murphy - Grandpaw's A Cat.mp3

2.25 MB

12 - Jimmy Murphy - I'm Looking For A Mustard Patch.mp3

1.84 MB

10 - Jimmy Murphy - Here Kitty, Kitty.mp3

1.93 MB

11 - Jimmy Murphy - Put Some Meat On Them Bones.mp3

2.03 MB

09 - Jimmy Murphy - Sweet Sweet Lips.mp3

2.07 MB

07 - Jimmy Murphy - Ramblin' Heart.mp3

2.01 MB

08 - Jimmy Murphy - That First Guitar Of Mine.mp3

2.20 MB

06 - Jimmy Murphy - Educated Fool.mp3

2.05 MB

04 - Jimmy Murphy - We Live A Long, Long Time.mp3

2.19 MB

05 - Jimmy Murphy - Love That Satisfies.mp3

1.90 MB

03 - Jimmy Murphy - Big Mama Blues.mp3

2.11 MB

01 - Jimmy Murphy - Electricity.mp3

2.15 MB

02 - Jimmy Murphy - Mother, Where Is Your Daughter.mp3

2.56 MB

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Jimmy Murphy is one of the more enigmatic figures to come out of the country/rockabilly scene of the early to mid-1950s. A virtuoso guitar player and a gifted and inspired songwriter, he always defied categorization. His influences ranged from Jimmie Rodgers, to rockabilly, to honky tonk and bluegrass. Murphy passed away in 1981.

"It's one of the great injustices of the music world that the late Jimmy Murphy never got as well known as Hank Williams, Hank Snow or Ernest Tubb." - Muze

Now here is a genuine one-of-a-kind guy! In 1951 Jimmy Murphy recorded Electricity for RCA. It was half-country, half blues, and it rocked! So, when rock 'n' roll came along, Jimmy thought he'd already invented it. Now on Columbia he cut Sixteen Tons Rock & Roll, Baboon Boogie, My Gal Dottie, and several others that were the strangest--and most wonderful hybrid you've ever heard. A total of 16 ultra-rare cuts from 1951-1956, and a must for hillbilly and rockabilly fans, and connoisseurs of the bizarre.
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Tracks in chronological order :
January 29, 1951, (14:30-17:30); Brown Radio Productions, Nashville, Tennessee
JIMMY MURPHY:vocal/guitar/leader ; ANITA CARTER:bass
1. ELECTRICITY
2. MOTHER, WHERE IS YOUR DAUGHTER
3. BIG MAMA BLUES
4. WE LIVE A LONG, LONG TIME
October 10, 1951, (09:30-13:00); Nashville, Tennessee
JIMMY MURPHY:vocal/guitar/leader;CHESTER B. "Chet" ATKINS:guitar;ROBERT FOSTER: steel guitar;C.WRIGHT:bass;THOMAS"Tommy"JACKSON:fiddle
5. LOVE THAT SATISFIES
6. EDUCATED FOOL
7. RAMBLIN' HEART
8. THAT FIRST GUITAR OF MINE
November 8, 1955, (20:00-23:00); Owen Bradley Studio, 804 16th Avenue South, Nashville, Tennessee
JIMMY MURPHY:vocal/guitar/leader;LOREN OTIS"Jack"SHOOK:guitar; ERNEST"Ernie"NEWTON:bass;ONIE WHEELER:harmonica
9. SWEET SWEET LIPS
10. HERE KITTY, KITTY
11. PUT SOME MEAT ON THEM BONES
12. I'M LOOKING FOR A MUSTARD PATCH
May 5, 1956, (21:00-24:00) Same location and same personnel as above
13. SIXTEEN TONS ROCK'N'ROLL
14. GRANPAW'S A CAT
15. BABOON BOOGIE
16. MY GAL DOTTIE
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