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by: RWC - Fri, 8 Mar 2024 14:20 UTC

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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by: DianeE - Fri, 8 Mar 2024 21:36 UTC

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.

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by: Bruce - Sat, 9 Mar 2024 01:29 UTC

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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by: Roger - Sat, 9 Mar 2024 07:27 UTC

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

Subject	Author
Jimmy Murphy - 1951 - Every Released Side (6)	RWC
Re: Jimmy Murphy - 1951 - Every Released Side (6)	DianeE
Re: Jimmy Murphy - 1951 - Every Released Side (6)	Bruce
Re: Jimmy Murphy - 1951 - Every Released Side (6)	Roger