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Artist description
The great Elliott Murphy (regarded by many as one of the most passionate, literate and intelligent songwriters of our time, and admired by such luminaries as Bruce Springsteen, Peter Buck of R.E.M., Lou Reed, Tom Petty, John Mellencamp and Elvis Costello), taking the Internet by storm! |
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Music Style
Soaring melodies, honest thoughts, colorful guitars and a little harmonica for good measure! |
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Musical Influences
rock'n'roll!!! |
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Similar Artists
Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Del Amitri, Richard Thompson, Bruce Springsteen, Tom Petty |
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Artist History
He lives in Paris, near the banks of the Seine with his French wife, Francoise, and his young son Gaspard. He tours France, Spain, Italy, Germany and Scandinavia when he's not writing. He's had collections of short stories and a novel published in Europe during the last couple of years. He's released well over a dozen of the most passionate, literate, intelligent rock albums of our times. Sidemen on his albums have included members of The Violent Femmes, The Smithereens, The Talking Heads, The Velvet Underground, neo-folkie Shawn Colvin and even AOR warhorses like Phil Collins and Billy Joel. During his last European tour, when Bruce Springsteen played Paris, Elliott Murphy was the artist he asked to join him onstage, where the two performed an acoustic version of Murphy's signature song "Rock Ballad". He wrote the classic liner notes to the Velvet Underground's 69 Live album. He's been in Fellini movies, made endless, slogging rock and roll tours and played in stripper joints. His name is Elliott James Murphy and his is one of the more remarkable stories in modern rock and roll. |
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Instruments
Acoustic guitars |
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Albums
April (Live with Olivier Durand), Rainy Season -el diluvio-, Last Of The Rock Stars... and me and you, Soul Surfing |
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Location
New York, Paris - France |
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