| No, these cuts are not me playing the steel guitar! Rather, these are some obscure, way-cool recordings from my collection that I feel should be heard by those who cherish the great steel players of days gone by. Enjoy. |
| Call The Hounds Andy Parker and the Plainsmen from a live 1946 Hollywood Barn Dance broadcast, with George Bamby on accordion and Joaquin Murphey on steel guitar. |
| CalltheHounds.mp3 |
| Kid With The Rip In His Pants Roy Rogers recording featuring great steel guitar by Joaquin Murphey. This song was written by Jack Owens, a Methodist minister who also wrote the Hawaiian classic "Hukilau." |
| KidwiththeRip.mp3 |
| Buddie's Boogie A 1950's live radio cut of Buddy Emmons with Little Jimmy Dickens doing a different version of this tune than the one recorded for Columbia |
| BuddiesBoogie.mp3 |
| Throw A Saddle On A Star A great song by Ozie Waters and Hank Caldwell, recorded by Ozie with the Plainsmen and featuring a great solo by Joaquin. This is Speedy West's favorite Murph solo. |
| Throw_A_Saddle.mp3 |
| Yearning A 1955 Decca recording by Spade Cooley, from the Dance-O-Rama series. Fantastic Murph solo. |
| Yearning.mp3 |
| Jimmie's Jump An instrumental done at a Jimmie Widener session from the late 40's, don't know the personnel except for Joaquin. |
| JimmiesJump.mp3 |
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