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Wayne Murphy, Bear Grass Records owner and recording artist, has been performing
acoustic driven music with a soul which lies somewhere between the urban skyline of
Minneapolis and his home in the Rocky Mountains of Montana for over 15 years.
Currently Wayne is working to develop a presence for Bear Grass Records and its signed
artists as well as promote his debut CD “Traditions” through live performances in the
Flathead Valley and surrounding areas.
Wayne Murphy first picked up a guitar at the age of 15, after the deep rooted grooves of
John Mayall’s “Turning Point” brought a fortuitous beginning to what would shape Wayne’
s life for years to come: the pursuit of music. Since that very day, Wayne has spent most
of his free time collecting, learning, performing and writing music. His journey has taken
him through the annals of Americana, exploring the quiet folklore of Elizabeth Cotton and
Woody Guthrie, the flat-picking virtuosity of Doc Watson, the soulful storytelling of John
Prine; the barroom stomp of Los Lobos and the grit of John Hyatt.
Recently, Wayne has added another feather to his cap- harnessing his passion and talent
in the studio recording music. Whether recording sessions of his own compositions, or
helping out a promising singer, Wayne is constantly searching for innovative techniques
of capturing the raw honesty of the acoustic instrument and the heart of the song. Note for
note, Wayne continues to patiently give back his own contributions to the annals of the
American music that shapes his life.
acoustic driven music with a soul which lies somewhere between the urban skyline of
Minneapolis and his home in the Rocky Mountains of Montana for over 15 years.
Currently Wayne is working to develop a presence for Bear Grass Records and its signed
artists as well as promote his debut CD “Traditions” through live performances in the
Flathead Valley and surrounding areas.
Wayne Murphy first picked up a guitar at the age of 15, after the deep rooted grooves of
John Mayall’s “Turning Point” brought a fortuitous beginning to what would shape Wayne’
s life for years to come: the pursuit of music. Since that very day, Wayne has spent most
of his free time collecting, learning, performing and writing music. His journey has taken
him through the annals of Americana, exploring the quiet folklore of Elizabeth Cotton and
Woody Guthrie, the flat-picking virtuosity of Doc Watson, the soulful storytelling of John
Prine; the barroom stomp of Los Lobos and the grit of John Hyatt.
Recently, Wayne has added another feather to his cap- harnessing his passion and talent
in the studio recording music. Whether recording sessions of his own compositions, or
helping out a promising singer, Wayne is constantly searching for innovative techniques
of capturing the raw honesty of the acoustic instrument and the heart of the song. Note for
note, Wayne continues to patiently give back his own contributions to the annals of the
American music that shapes his life.
Wayne Murphy will begin
recording his debut CD
"Traditions" a collection of
original songs intertwined with
some traditional blues and folk
selections, in the Summer of '07.
recording his debut CD
"Traditions" a collection of
original songs intertwined with
some traditional blues and folk
selections, in the Summer of '07.
You can listen to more of Wayne Murphy HERE on ezFolk
Wayne Murphy - Videos
By Your Side 4:03 15.12MB, wmv
Uncertain Blues 4:05 15.21MB, wmv
Junco 4:24 16.41MB, wmv
By Your Side 4:03 15.12MB, wmv
Uncertain Blues 4:05 15.21MB, wmv
Junco 4:24 16.41MB, wmv
Listen to Wayne Murphy Live on Montana Radio Café January 12, 2008
on the Live Radio Performances Page
on the Live Radio Performances Page
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