ELLIOTT MURPHY Night Lights LP RCA 1976 US orig+signed BILLY JOEL-MODERN LOVERS
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ELLIOTT MURPHY


with ERNIE BROOKS, ANDY PALEY, JERRY HARRISON, BILLY JOEL


DOUG YULE, RALPH SCHUCKETT, STEVE KATZ, MICHAEL BRECKER, etc.


New York singer/songwriter whose 1973 debut, AQUASHOW, is a lost classic.

A poetic lyricism is wedded to hard-edged arrangements by Long Island-born, Paris-based singer/songwriter Elliott Murphy. 

Although none of his songs have reached the Top 40, Murphy's influence is reflected through the music 

of Bruce Springsteen, Lou Reed, the Velvet Underground, and Talking Heads. 

Guests on Murphy's albums have included Shawn Colvin, Phil Collins, Billy Joel, Sonny Landreth, 

Bruce Springsteen, and members of the Violent Femmes, the Smithereens, Talking Heads, and the Velvet Underground. 

During Springsteen's 1996 European tour, Murphy was even invited on the stage in Paris 

to sing an acoustic duet version of his tune "Rock Ballad."

"NIGHT LIGHTS"

Produced by Steve Katz with Elliott Murphy

1976     LP     RCA RECORDS      APL1-1318

PRINTED IN U.S.A.    ORIGINAL PRESSING 

GATEFOLD SLEEVE

THICK CARDBOARD COVER (AMERICAN STYLE)

This version: signed on front by Elliott Murphy

Barcode and Other Identifiers

LABEL:  RCA -  LIGHT BROWN LABEL & WHITE RCA/VICTOR LOGO - BLACK TEXT

Catalog on cover: APL1-1318     

Catalog on labels: APL1-1318-A / APL1-1318-B

Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): APL1-1318-A-1

Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): APL1-1318-B-1

Other, on both sides (Stamped): STERLING   (Etched): RL

On labels: TM(s) ® RCA Corp.-Made in U.S.A.

? 1976 RCA Records

On back cover: All songs composed by Elliott Murphy

Billy Joel appears courtesy of Columbia Records

Michael Brecker appears courtesy of Arista Records

Published by Sunbury Music, Inc. & Tender Night Music, Inc. (ASCAP)

Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, New York City (Autumn 1975)

Printed in U.S.A.

from my records collection

tracklisting

Side A: DIAMONDS BY THE YARD - DECO DANCE

RICH GIRLS - ABRAHAM LINCOLN CONTINENTAL

Side B: ISADORA'S DANCERS - YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU'RE IN FOR

LADY STILLETTO - LOOKIN' FOR A HERO - NEVER AS OLD AS YOU

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Elliott Murphy returned to recording in New York City for his third album, emphasizing the point 

by posing for the cover in the middle of 42nd Street. Enlisting producer Steve Katz, 

who had handled the last three Lou Reed albums, Murphy fronted a studio band including 

former Velvet Underground singer/guitarist Doug Yule and former Modern Lovers Ernie Brooks (bass) 

and Jerry Harrison (keyboards), who was soon to join Talking Heads. 

They gave Murphy a more contemporary and diverse rock sound, further distinguished 

from the first two albums by Murphy's development into a more expressive singer...(AllMusic)



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