Mickey Murray Biography
Mickey Murray parlayed a modest impression of Otis Redding into a surprising pop-chart entry in 1967, with “Shout Bamalama” making it nearly halfway up the Top 100. Murray recorded over a dozen sides for SSS Int’l, but follow-ups like his self-penned “Lonely Room” and the hard funk of “Hit Record” failed to generate any chart action. Collectables compiled 18 of his best for 1999’s Shout Bamalama: The Very Best of Mickey Murray. ~ John Bush, Rovi
Mickey Murray Releases

Mickey Murray
Sticky Sue / Mama’s Got The Wagon
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Mickey Murray
Flat Foot Sam / Jodie
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Various Artists
How Do You Think I Can Live With Somebody (After What I Been Used To) / Pig And The Pussycat
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Mickey Murray
Hit Record / How Many Breaks Can One Heart Take
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Mickey Murray
Shout Bamalama / Lonely Room
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