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 | Mark Murphy: Four Classic Albums Plus (CD: AVID, 2 CDs)
AVID Jazz continues with its Four Classic Album series with a re-mastered 2CD release from Mark Murphy, complete with original artwork, liner notes and personnel details.“Meet Mark Murphy... The Singing M”; “Let Yourself Go”; “Hip Parade”; and “Rah”.(AVID Entertainment)
Price: £8.99
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Mark Murphy: This Could Be The Start Of Something + Hip Parade (CD: Fresh Sound)
Here is Mark Murphy… a swinging singer in a sparkling compilation of two long unavailable, rare vocal milestones he recorded in the late Fifties, backed by groups featuring the cream of West Coast jazzmen with arrangements by Bill Holman. (Discovery Records)
Price: £17.99
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 | Mark Murphy: Playing the Field + Rah + That's How I Love the Blues (CD: Fresh Sound, 2 CDs)
Price: £25.99
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Mark Murphy: Midnight Mood (CD: MPS)
Price: £12.99
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 | Mark Murphy: Links (CD: Highnote)
Price: £13.99
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Mark Murphy: Wild And Free - Live At The Keystone Korner (CD: HighNote)
Vocalist Mark Murphy was a consummate improviser, who never sang a song the same way twice. On 'Wild and Free' we encounter him at a historic engagement at the Keystone Korner, which was his only performance in the club. Familiar Murphy favourites are here along with a few surprises with Mark's voice alternately thundering and whispering through the inspired setlist. (Proper Music)
Price: £13.99
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 | Mark Murphy: Lucky To Be Me (CD: Highnote)
Price: £13.99
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Mark Murphy: Memories Of You- Remembering Joe Williams (CD: HighNote)
A "singer's singer" for half a century, Murphy's discography cites close to 40 albums, 7 Grammy nominations and winning the laurel wreath of Down Beat Reader's Poll Best Male Jazz Vocalist of 2002. He boasts a staunch international fan base that includes quality peer-groupers -- Kurt Elling built a career off his style, and Shirley Horn and Sheila Jordan are avid admirers -- and enough critical plaudits to fill a few scrapbooks. Here Murphy weaves his seductive web on a set of 11 main-stem classics from the Joe Williams songbook without distorting or detracting from their blues identity. Helping him to swing the blues right is a killer rhythm section, comprising pianist Norman Simmons, who doubles as the date's arranger, Monk competition bass winner Darryl Hall, and drum giant Grady Tate. (HighNote Records)
Price: £13.99
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 | Mark Murphy: Once To Every Heart (CD: Verve)
Price: £13.99
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Mark Murphy: Love Is What Stays (CD: Verve)
Price: £13.99
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