Judy
Mayhan
discography
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Judy Mayhan discography
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| - Rockin' The Cradle (trad.) |  [1,7 MB] | [2,1 MB] |  "Judy Mayhan".- Decca DL7-5287 |
| - I Gave My Love A Cherry (trad.) | [1,6 MB] | [2,0 MB] | |
| - He's Gone Away (trad.) | [1,1 MB] | [1,4 MB] | |
| - The Cuckoo (trad.) | [1,2 MB] | [1,5 MB] | |
| - Rich Irish Lady (trad.) | [1,0 MB] | [1,3 MB] | |
| - Freest Fancy (Judy Mayhan) ! ! ! ! ! ! | [2,1 MB] | [2,6 MB] |  "Judy Mayhan".- Decca DL7-5287 |
| - Dolphins (Fred Neil) | [1,2 MB] | [1,5 MB] | |
| - Sweet Reason (Bobby Darin) | [708 KB] | [864 KB] | |
| - See Here! (Judy Mayhan) ! ! ! ! ! ! | [4,1 MB] | [2,1 MB] | |
| - Morning And An Oldsmobile (Antonia Lamb) | [1,4 MB] | [1,7 MB] | |
"... Now I ain't no sound engineer, no sound engineer's son, | |||
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| 1 | 1962 | Rockin' The Cradle - Rockin' The Cradle - Come All Ye Loyal Heroes - Johnny Went Foling - One Morning In May - I Gave My Love A Cherry [= The Riddle Song] - At The Foot Of Yonder's Mountain - Lass From The Low Country - Turtle Dove - He's Gone Away - The Cuckoo - Rich Irish Lady Judy Mayhan, dulcimer
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(obviously this band never recorded) | ||
| 2 | 1970 | Moments - Walk Right In (Judy Mayhan) - I Washed My Face In The Morning Dew (Tom T. Hall) - Old Man At The Fair (Jimmy Webb) - Shinin' (Judy Mayhan) - Everlovin' Ways (Judy Mayhan) - Dream Goin' By (Judy Mayhan) # - Dream Goin' By (Judy Mayhan) - Begin Again (Judy Mayhan) - You Are My Sunshine (Jimmy Davis) - I Shall Be Released (Bob Dylan) rec. at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios, Muscle Shoals, AL; Judy Mayhan, voc, p; Andrew Love & Ed Logan, saxes, flutes; Wayne Jackson, trumpet, French horn; Eddie Hinton, lead, rhythm g, string arrangements; Jimmy Johnson, rhythm g; Duane Allman, slide g; Al Lester, country fiddle; Barry Beckett, keyb; David Hood, b; Roger Hawkins, dr; Southern Comfort, voc backgr; Marlin Greene, string arrangement on "Shinin'"; prod. by Marlin Greene & Eddie Hinton; engineers: Marlin Greene & Eddie Hinton # rec. at Gold Star Studios, Hollywood, CA; Judy Mayhan, voc, p; Mike Pinera, lead g; Lowell George, rhythm g, flute; Warren Klein, sitar; William Charlton, b; Richard Hayward, dr; Aumashananda, Aum dr; Moffet, background voc; Arif Mardin, string arr.; prod. by Ahmet Ertegun; engineer: Stan Ross
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| 3 | 1971 | Judy Mayhan - Freest Fancy (Judy Mayhan) - I've Been The One (Lowell George) - Mythical Kings And Iguanas (Dory Previn) - Dolphins (Fred Neil) - Sweet Reason (Bobby Darin) - Kerosene Lantern (Judy Mayhan) - See Here! (Judy Mayhan) - He Gives Us All His Love (Randy Newman) - I Keep Singing Love Songs (Judy Mayhan) - Morning And An Oldsmobile (Antonia Lamb)
prod. Nikolas Venet
[Bobby Darin 45rpm:
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| # | year of release | title / songs performed by Judy Mayhan | label # / notes |
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| 1 | 196? 5 LP set | V.A.: 150 Songs, Ballads, Jigs And Reels Of Ireland Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem John McCormack / Mary O'Hara Clancy Brothers, Tommy Makem and their families David Hammond / Judy Mayhan Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem "The Mayhan voice is most unusual, and so is the person. Judy Mayhan studied opera and classical vocal repertoire from a very early age. She majored in drama in college and then became a folk singer ... in a way that combines her musical and dramatic talents. She is an extremely sensitive performer who has appeared in folk music clubs across the country, including The Troubador, The Second Fret and The Insomniac. Her sensitivity to the meaning of the songs she sings and their significance for today's culture are legendary in folk music circles. The simple dulcimer and guitar accompianment to Judy's amazing voice combine to produce a dramatic projection of a real Irish mood which always transcends the immediate meaning of each songs lyrics. She creates this mood for each song and because each of her songs has a personal meaning very important to her ... they take on a new stature wherever she performs them." (from liner notes)
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| 2 | 1963 | Hootenanny At The Troubadour Hoyt Axton - Greenback Dollar - Blues For A Hoot Judy Henske - House Of The Rising Sun - Go Tell It On The Mountain Other Singers - Rebel Soldier Sherwood Singers - Wasn't That A Mighty Day Travis Edmonson - I'm A Drifter - E La Bas Phil Campos - Captain Kidd - The Summer Winds Barry & Barry - Soft Blow Judy Mayhan - Come All Ye Loyal Heroes Paul Sykes - Plane Crash At Los Gatos
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| # | year of release | artist / title / instrument(s) played by Judy Mayhan | label # / notes |
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| 1 | 1971 | Dory Previn: Mythical Kings And Iguanas - Mythical Kings And Iguanas - Yada Yada La Scala - Lady With The Braid - Her Mother's Daughter - Angels And Devils The Following Day - Mary C. Brown And The Holywood Sign - Lemon Haired Ladies - Stone For Bessie Smith - The Game - Going Home (Mythical Kings And Iguanas)
Abbey Hall Singers (among others: "Princess Judy Mayhan"), vocals, background vocals
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| # | year of release | Artist: Record Title - featured Judy Mayhan song | label # / notes |
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| 1 | 1974 | Meg Christian: I Know You Know - Freest Fancy
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| 2 | 1980 | Banish Misfortune: Freest Fancy - Freest Fancy
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| 3 | 1994 | Dave van Ronk: To All My Friends In Far-Flung Places - Subterranean Homesick Blues - Where Were You Last Night - Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear - Ramblin' Boy - My Name Joe - Outside Of A Small Circle Of Friends - Entering Marion - The Drinking Song - Amoeba Hop - Things - Stone Sober Blues - Joshua Gone Barbados - Soon My Work Will All Be Done - To All My Friends In Far Flung Places - Wrap The World Around Your Finger (Judy Mayhan) - Jersey Girl - Punky's Dilemma - I'm Hip - Harbour Of Love - Awful Kind Of Blues - Why The Blues Don't Worry Me - A Sailor's Prayer - Many A Mile - Four Strong Winds - The Simple Things We Said (Los Choses Los Plus Simple) - Song To A Seagull - Heart On The Run - To All My Friends In Far Flung Places (Reprise)
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| 4 | 1996 | Michael Callen: Legacy - Kerosine Lantern - See Here
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09/03/2013)
