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  • Jimmy Murphy - 1951 - Every Released Side (6)

    From RWC@21:1/5 to All on Fri Mar 8 09:20:31 2024
    all his releases in 1951 (all on RCA), not a dud amongst them

    Playlist (1 gospel followed by 5 hillbilly blues): https://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=z9Hb0OiB1-Y,AexQtl4P2Fs,nqFMDDpflC0,N7HVd2-98oY,Jba03dMgRX4,XsbzWMs2EZg,

    recorded Jan 29, 1951 at Brown Radio Productions, Nashville, TN
    Jimmy Murphy [vcl/gt], Anita Carter [bass] + unknown;
    producer: Stephen Sholes

    1. Jimmy Murphy - Electricity
    2. Jimmy Murphy - Mother, Where Is Your Daughter

    3. Jimmy Murphy - Big Mama Blues
    4. Jimmy Murphy - We Live a Long, Long Time

    recorded Oct 10, 1951 at Brown Radio Productions, Nashville, TN
    Jimmy Murphy [vcl/gt], Chet Atkins [gt], Robert Foster [steel],
    C. Wright [bass], Tommy Jackson [fiddle]. Producer: Stephen Sholes

    5. Jimmy Murphy - Educated Fool
    6. Jimmy Murphy - Ramblin' Heart

    (Released 1952)
    Jimmy Murphy - Love That Satisfies
    Jimmy Murphy - That First Guitar Of Mine

    His next recording session was at Bradley Studios, Nashville, in 1955.

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  • From DianeE@21:1/5 to RWC on Fri Mar 8 16:36:41 2024
    On 3/8/2024 9:20 AM, RWC wrote:


    recorded Jan 29, 1951 at Brown Radio Productions, Nashville, TN
    Jimmy Murphy [vcl/gt], Anita Carter [bass] + unknown;
    producer: Stephen Sholes

    4. Jimmy Murphy - We Live a Long, Long Time
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    This one is great! It was featured in the documentary about 78
    collector Joe Bussard, so I'm guessing it's rare.

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  • From Bruce@21:1/5 to DianeE on Sat Mar 9 01:29:39 2024
    DianeE wrote:


    On 3/8/2024 9:20 AM, RWC wrote:


    recorded Jan 29, 1951 at Brown Radio Productions, Nashville, TN
    Jimmy Murphy [vcl/gt], Anita Carter [bass] + unknown;
    producer: Stephen Sholes

    4. Jimmy Murphy - We Live a Long, Long Time
    -----------
    This one is great! It was featured in the documentary about 78
    collector Joe Bussard, so I'm guessing it's rare.

    He had plenty of common records too, including this one. The last 78 copy on Discogs went for $30.

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  • From Roger@21:1/5 to Bruce on Sat Mar 9 07:27:30 2024
    Bruce wrote:

    DianeE wrote:


    On 3/8/2024 9:20 AM, RWC wrote:


    recorded Jan 29, 1951 at Brown Radio Productions, Nashville, TN
    Jimmy Murphy [vcl/gt], Anita Carter [bass] + unknown;
    producer: Stephen Sholes

    4. Jimmy Murphy - We Live a Long, Long Time
    -----------
    This one is great! It was featured in the documentary about 78
    collector Joe Bussard, so I'm guessing it's rare.

    He had plenty of common records too, including this one. The last 78 copy on Discogs went for $30.

    His later Columbia stuff is sought after by many these days. I sold a copy of his "Grandpaw's A Cat" for over £100 a while back

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