Monday, March 29, 2010
Day Eighty Three
Today marks the last day of my residency here at The Metal Museum and subsequently my last blog entry as such. After this is written and posted, the computer gets packed up and the car heads north to mother Michigan. I'll be back in full swing by Wednesday, guiding SmartShop as it continues to inform and enlighten the community via the metal arts. Never fear though, the blog bug has bitten me and I will continue to blog after I return to Kalamazoo and re-assume my post at SmartShop. Look for exciting news, funny pictures and of course, lots and lots of metalwork. Thanks so much for your comments and your time. This has been a very incredible experience and it was a distinct pleasure to share it with all of you.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Day Eighty One.
Forging on the River is today. Blacksmithing demonstrations, fellowship, food beer and an auction to benefit the museum. 'nuff said!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Day Seventy Nine
Another piece for the show at Water Street Glassworks in April. Again, try to imagine chunks of glass threaded on the rods and creating a colorful translucent center amongst the prongs. The small details in this piece bring me great joy. I've found a happy side affect of working on jewelry scale is an appreciation and concentration on small details in bigger pieces. This one is without a name as well. ideas?
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Day Seventy Eight
What I made today, and well yesterday and the day before. Its does need a title and I'm hoping you can help. But before you do, you'll need to imagine it finished and it won't be finished without glass (which happens April 5, with the help of comrade Jerry Catania).
Imagine this piece with a large slab of red glass dangling from the center portion of the squiggly line, then you'll be able to see the piece that will anchor my show at Water Street Glassworks in Benton Harbor Michigan on April 17th.
Hinge detail. How do you like them balls?
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Day Seventy Seven
After much fiddling and messing about, I managed to make a die (a material-shaping device) for a 1 inch diameter sphere. Thanks again to Jim Masterson's thoughtful teaching (and my careful adherence to the lesson), it worked out wonderfully. I used to have to purchase spheres and weld them onto rods, grinding the weldment carefully. Now all I can forge all the balls I care to. Gone are the days of reliance upon a metals catalog and an electric welder! Gone are the days of tedious grinding! If anyone asks where I get my balls, I can say I make them myself! Fantastic!
Holly and Phil leaving the smithy after a hard days' work. Those overalls were spotless when I started.
For all of you blacksmiths out there, just in case you didn't know already, Superquench is the Bomb-Diggity. Fo' sho'.
p.s. I love a politician that drops the F-bomb. Well said Joe. The health care reform bill IS a big fuc*in' deal!
Holly and Phil leaving the smithy after a hard days' work. Those overalls were spotless when I started.
For all of you blacksmiths out there, just in case you didn't know already, Superquench is the Bomb-Diggity. Fo' sho'.
p.s. I love a politician that drops the F-bomb. Well said Joe. The health care reform bill IS a big fuc*in' deal!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Day Seventy Six
This may bore the heck out of some of you, but I'll post it anyway. Here's a little video of the last part of a riding lesson with Trainer Nick Handy at The Mid South Dressage Academy in Hernando, MS. It was the first time I rode Miles, (his proper name is Frequent Flyer Miles). He's a Shire Cross born in 1993. He has been shown to I1. As you might can tell, I have a lot of learning to do, but this is fun. Really!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Day Seventy Five
I've been composing a list in my mind of what I will miss about this place once I am gone. It has helped me to have a heightened appreciation of things, knowing that I will be leaving soon. Some of the things are small and ordinary, some of them are extraordinary. All of them are unique and special to this place. Eight days from now, I'll be packing up my things, loading up the dog and heading home, so its time to share the list of the people, experiences and other facets of my experience that I appreciate and will miss and remember with fondness.
I'll miss the round window in the bathroom connected to my room. The window is hinged across its diagonal and tilts open for ventilation. Its really really special. I like to peek out of it and check the weather after I've showered in the morning.
I'll miss Jim Masterson and all of his infinite wisdom. I'll miss his shotgun laugh and the way he always seems to encourage and enlighten those around him.
I'll miss drinking water out of the tap and it tasting so good. The best water in the world comes right out of the faucet here in Memphis, TN.
I'll miss my Con Lab buddy, Kevin Burge. Kevin has shared copious amounts of technical information and some of the best 80's hip hop.
I'll miss sitting on the front porch in the morning, drinking coffee and gazing past the museum grounds onto the great and mighty Mississippi river.
I'll miss Mary Catherine Floyd. My friend, my comrade, my partner in cleaning frenzies. Mary Catherine is such a wonderful unique and amazing person. She has brought light and joy to my life.
I'll miss the rumble of the Tennessee / Arkansas bridge and the hum of the barges. Those sounds have always heightened the feeling that the world is moving and things are getting accomplished.
I'll miss Jake, his paintings, his intense love for Phil (the dog) and his funny fart impressions.
I'll miss the Metal Museum's power hammers.
I'll miss Carissa. A lot. For many reasons.
I'll miss the sound of cars whizzing by my bedroom window in the morning on their way to President's island. This sound has become my alarm clock.
I'll miss not having a need for an alarm clock!
I'll miss Judy Davis and everything that she is, And she's so much!
I'll miss feeling free and unemcumbered.
I'll miss having roomates, knowing that there are other people in the house, someone to have breakfast, lunch, dinner and perhaps even a late night beer with.
I'll miss Joel, Jeannie, Nancy, Leila, Mr. Rogers, and Ralph.
I'll miss feeling like I am part of a large family that lives in a special place and does special work.
I'll miss Friday nights and Sundays in Hernando, MS at The Mid South Dressage Academy. Horses and dogs; Harley, Starbucks, Roo, Wally, Miles, Bug, Arwin. I'll miss my new friends and trainers, Nick and Ila Handy. They've have taught me so much and opened their lives, sharing themselves. I've really felt at home. Judy, my trail riding companion, I'll miss her too.
I'll miss Gus's Fried Chicken, Coletta's Pizza, Pearl's Oyster House, the noodle soup at Pho Vietnam, and Mary Catherine's tuna salad.
I'll miss my "office", the dining room table in the duplex, which faces the museum grounds and casts soft beams of sunlight on the task at hand.
I'll miss having a whole roomful of teachers and creative guides around me when I am working in the studio.
I'll miss feeling understood and appreciated and loved for just exactly what I am, nothing more or less.
I'll miss those Elvis billboards.
I'll miss Memphis radio. Especially WEVL and the one that plays "all hip hop all the time".
I'll miss tromping to the gallery to check my mail, seeing Nancy Jackson unwrapping new items for the gift shop and catching up on the talk of the day with her and Judy.
I'll miss gazing across the museum grounds and seeing coal smoke come out the the stacks in the smithy, knowing someone has already started the day's work.
I'll miss Jim Masterson singing my name.
This list could go on and on and I'm sure it will, but that's enough for today.
I'll miss the round window in the bathroom connected to my room. The window is hinged across its diagonal and tilts open for ventilation. Its really really special. I like to peek out of it and check the weather after I've showered in the morning.
I'll miss Jim Masterson and all of his infinite wisdom. I'll miss his shotgun laugh and the way he always seems to encourage and enlighten those around him.
I'll miss drinking water out of the tap and it tasting so good. The best water in the world comes right out of the faucet here in Memphis, TN.
I'll miss my Con Lab buddy, Kevin Burge. Kevin has shared copious amounts of technical information and some of the best 80's hip hop.
I'll miss sitting on the front porch in the morning, drinking coffee and gazing past the museum grounds onto the great and mighty Mississippi river.
I'll miss Mary Catherine Floyd. My friend, my comrade, my partner in cleaning frenzies. Mary Catherine is such a wonderful unique and amazing person. She has brought light and joy to my life.
I'll miss the rumble of the Tennessee / Arkansas bridge and the hum of the barges. Those sounds have always heightened the feeling that the world is moving and things are getting accomplished.
I'll miss Jake, his paintings, his intense love for Phil (the dog) and his funny fart impressions.
I'll miss the Metal Museum's power hammers.
I'll miss Carissa. A lot. For many reasons.
I'll miss the sound of cars whizzing by my bedroom window in the morning on their way to President's island. This sound has become my alarm clock.
I'll miss not having a need for an alarm clock!
I'll miss Judy Davis and everything that she is, And she's so much!
I'll miss feeling free and unemcumbered.
I'll miss having roomates, knowing that there are other people in the house, someone to have breakfast, lunch, dinner and perhaps even a late night beer with.
I'll miss Joel, Jeannie, Nancy, Leila, Mr. Rogers, and Ralph.
I'll miss feeling like I am part of a large family that lives in a special place and does special work.
I'll miss Friday nights and Sundays in Hernando, MS at The Mid South Dressage Academy. Horses and dogs; Harley, Starbucks, Roo, Wally, Miles, Bug, Arwin. I'll miss my new friends and trainers, Nick and Ila Handy. They've have taught me so much and opened their lives, sharing themselves. I've really felt at home. Judy, my trail riding companion, I'll miss her too.
I'll miss Gus's Fried Chicken, Coletta's Pizza, Pearl's Oyster House, the noodle soup at Pho Vietnam, and Mary Catherine's tuna salad.
I'll miss my "office", the dining room table in the duplex, which faces the museum grounds and casts soft beams of sunlight on the task at hand.
I'll miss having a whole roomful of teachers and creative guides around me when I am working in the studio.
I'll miss feeling understood and appreciated and loved for just exactly what I am, nothing more or less.
I'll miss those Elvis billboards.
I'll miss Memphis radio. Especially WEVL and the one that plays "all hip hop all the time".
I'll miss tromping to the gallery to check my mail, seeing Nancy Jackson unwrapping new items for the gift shop and catching up on the talk of the day with her and Judy.
I'll miss gazing across the museum grounds and seeing coal smoke come out the the stacks in the smithy, knowing someone has already started the day's work.
I'll miss Jim Masterson singing my name.
This list could go on and on and I'm sure it will, but that's enough for today.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Day Seventy Four
Today, my joints hurt, I have 3 new cuts on my left hand and 2 new cuts on my right, my index finger is charred and I am very very happy. What am I doing? Forging steel of course!
Its been very nice to return to my mother medium and work with the heavy, hot and large. Am busily making sculptures steel sculptures that will eventually accommodate cast glass elements for my April 17th show at Water Street Glassworks in Benton Harbor, MI. (http://www.waterstreetglassworks.org/). Too much fun!
Jim Masterson and I have plans to make a die for forming spheres this afternoon and we'll finish up the day eating some yummy roast duck from Andy Dohner's farm. Another fabulous day full of new experiences here at The Metal Museum!
Its been very nice to return to my mother medium and work with the heavy, hot and large. Am busily making sculptures steel sculptures that will eventually accommodate cast glass elements for my April 17th show at Water Street Glassworks in Benton Harbor, MI. (http://www.waterstreetglassworks.org/). Too much fun!
Jim Masterson and I have plans to make a die for forming spheres this afternoon and we'll finish up the day eating some yummy roast duck from Andy Dohner's farm. Another fabulous day full of new experiences here at The Metal Museum!
Friday, March 19, 2010
Day Seventy Three
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Day Seventy One
Just another day in paradise. With a video camera. And tons of equipment. And plenty of work to do.
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Day Seventy
On this wondrous day, I am busily attempting to forge silver. Its time consuming, frustratingly tiny and delicate, but I am loving it. I am naively hoping to have a bracelet by the end of the day. It is possible. While I am annealing, pickling, forging, annealing, pickling and forging again, I am thinking back on on the fun stuff I have done throughout the years.
So, with no further ado, here's my list of:
Holly's Top Ten Creative Endeavors
10. Writing "Take Me to Jail" on Adam Hawk's forehead with a sharpie at the 2006 ABANA Conference in Seattle, WA.
9. All of the many outfits I have worn to serve as Auctioneer for The Metal Museum's Repair Days Auction.
8. The Smash-A-Torium!
7. Auctioneering.
6. The band Sawhorse and our honky tonk cover of Prince's "Purple Rain".
5. Resurrecting an abandoned and severely neglected house in the Edison neighborhood and living happily in it for over 15 years.
4. The "Mono-Jack-A-Lith".
3. Horses made lovingly from metal.
2. Every single coal forge I have have ever designed and fabricated.
1. SmartShop in its entirety.
So, with no further ado, here's my list of:
Holly's Top Ten Creative Endeavors
10. Writing "Take Me to Jail" on Adam Hawk's forehead with a sharpie at the 2006 ABANA Conference in Seattle, WA.
9. All of the many outfits I have worn to serve as Auctioneer for The Metal Museum's Repair Days Auction.
8. The Smash-A-Torium!
7. Auctioneering.
6. The band Sawhorse and our honky tonk cover of Prince's "Purple Rain".
5. Resurrecting an abandoned and severely neglected house in the Edison neighborhood and living happily in it for over 15 years.
4. The "Mono-Jack-A-Lith".
3. Horses made lovingly from metal.
2. Every single coal forge I have have ever designed and fabricated.
1. SmartShop in its entirety.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Day Sixty Nine
I turned on my camera today to get some more shots of my work in progress and it looks like the spirit of Jimi Hendrix invaded and made everything all purple and hazy. Must be the warranty has run out. I'm really sick of this planned obsolescence stuff. Why can't things last? It reminds me of a perfect blacksmith joke.
How many Blacksmiths does it take to change a light bulb?
101.
1 to change the bulb, and 100 to stand around shaking their heads, complaining about how the new light bulb will never be as good as the old one.
Since I can't post anything original, I thought I'd share this little video with you. I'm not sure how I found it, but I just love the silly song. If any of you know what language this is and what the lyrics are, I'm really excited to find out.
Enjoy!
How many Blacksmiths does it take to change a light bulb?
101.
1 to change the bulb, and 100 to stand around shaking their heads, complaining about how the new light bulb will never be as good as the old one.
Since I can't post anything original, I thought I'd share this little video with you. I'm not sure how I found it, but I just love the silly song. If any of you know what language this is and what the lyrics are, I'm really excited to find out.
Enjoy!
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Day Sixty Eight
Eddies..
In fluid dynamics, an eddy is the swirling of a fluid and the reverse current created when the fluid flows past an obstacle. The moving fluid creates a space devoid of downstream-flowing fluid on the downstream side of the object. Fluid behind the obstacle flows into the void creating a swirl of fluid on each edge of the obstacle, followed by a short reverse flow of fluid behind the obstacle flowing upstream, toward the back of the obstacle. This phenomenon is most visible behind large emergent rocks in swift-flowing rivers.
An eddy current (also known as Foucault current) is an electrical phenomenon discovered by French physicist François Arago in 1824. It is caused when a conductor is exposed to a changing magnetic field due to relative motion of the field source and conductor; or due to variations of the field with time. This can cause a circulating flow of electrons, or a current, within the body of the conductor. These circulating eddies of current create induced magnetic fields that oppose the change of the original magnetic field due to Lenz's law, causing repulsive or drag forces between the conductor and the magnet. The stronger the applied magnetic field, or the greater the electrical conductivity of the conductor, or the faster the field that the conductor is exposed to changes, then the greater the currents that are developed and the greater the opposing field.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Day Sixty Four
Did you know that Memphis has the distinction of being mentioned in the lyrics of more songs than any other city in the world? Over 971 songs and counting have "Memphis" somewhere in the lyrics. Here's "The List" compliments of the Memphis Rock and Soul Museum.
...16 | Heroes del Silencio | |
2 | 2 Bogus | Crucial Conflict |
3 | 3 6 In The Morning | Three 6 Mafia |
4 | 4 Da Fam | Amil |
5 | 7 Days in Memphis | Peter Gallagher |
6 | 18 Miles to Memphis | Stray Cats |
7 | 30 Miles from Memphis | Rick Crane |
8 | A Damn Good Country Song | Jerry Lee Lewis |
9 | A Little Bit Country, Little Bit Rock ‘n’ Roll | Donnie & Marie Osmond |
10 | A Memphis Melody | Dan Penn |
11 | A Mile Out of Memphis | Carl Perkins |
12 | A Perfect Day to Chase Tornados | Jim White |
13 | A Southern Thing | Better Than Ezra |
14 | A Train Left For Memphis | John Wiggins |
15 | Abitudinario | Elio e le Storie |
16 | After The Love Goes | Wet, Wet, Wet |
17 | Ain’t Goin’ to Memphis | Debbie Henning |
18 | Ain’t No Click | Lloyd Banks |
19 | Alex Chilton | Patty Griffin |
20 | Alex Chilton | The Replacements |
21 | All 4 Nuthin’ | Eightball |
22 | All American | Sammy Hagar |
23 | All American Boy | Bobby Bare |
24 | All I Want from Memphis | Bob Cheevers |
25 | All Night Long | Red Cafe |
26 | All or Nothin’ | Three 6 Mafia |
27 | All the Way from Memphis | John Coinman |
28 | All the Way from Memphis | Mott the Hoople |
29 | All the Way From Memphis | Ian Hunter |
30 | All the Way From Memphis | Brian May |
31 | All The Way Home | Andrew Peterson |
32 | All You Can Ever Learn | Ataris |
33 | America What Time Is Love | The KLF |
34 | American Dream | Trooper |
35 | Annihilation of the Wicked | Nile |
36 | Anotha Day In Tha Hood | Eightball & MJG |
37 | Another Memphis Blues | Terence Martin |
38 | Another Song About Memphis | Thomas Anderson |
39 | Anywhere But Memphis | Mark Willis |
40 | Are U Ready 4 Us | Three 6 Mafia |
41 | Are You Out There | Dar Williams |
42 | Armageddon | Prism |
43 | Armageddon | Three 6 Mafia |
44 | Baby Took a Limo to Memphis | Keith Sykes |
45 | Baby Took a Limo to Memphis | Guy Clark |
46 | Bacelona Memphis | Los Rebeldes |
47 | Back Down to Memphis | Jan James |
48 | Back on the Road Again | Josh Reams |
49 | Back to Memphis | The Band |
50 | Back to Memphis | Chuck Berry |
51 | Back to Memphis | Blue Horizon |
52 | Back to Memphis | John Called Mark |
53 | Back to Memphis | Johnnie Johnson |
54 | Back to Memphis | Liquid Groove |
55 | Back to Memphis | Memphis Slim |
56 | Back to Memphis | David Sanborn |
57 | Back to Memphis | Billy Ray Cyrus |
58 | (Shufflin’) Back to Memphis | Lost in the Shuffle |
59 | Back to Tupelo | Mark Knopfler |
60 | Back to Wentzille | Destroyers |
61 | Back to You | Buddy Jewel |
62 | Backhaul to Memphis | Jack Clayton |
63 | Backseat Of A Greyhound Bus | Sara Evans |
64 | Ball and Bun | Eightball |
65 | Ballad of Michael Valentine | The Killers |
66 | Ballad of Thunder Road | Robert Mitchum |
67 | Ballers | Project Pat |
68 | Banda Viajera | Rata Blanca |
69 | Be a Witness | Three 6 Mafia |
70 | Beacon in the Distance | Hanalei |
71 | Beale Street | Big Jack Johnson |
72 | Been All Around the World | Jerry Garcia |
73 | Bei Memphis an Der Autoban | NUNU |
74 | Berlin to Memphis (A Long Way From) | Elvis Hitler |
75 | Berry Rides Again | Steppenwolf |
76 | Best Dressed Girl in Memphis | Bob Ketchum |
77 | Beulah Went to Memphis | Larry Goodwin |
78 | Big Bayou | Rod Stewart |
79 | Big River | Johnny Cash |
80 | Big River | Grateful Dead |
81 | Big River | The Highwaymen |
82 | Big River | Bill Monroe |
83 | Big River | Collin Raye |
84 | Big River | Trick Pony |
85 | Big Train (from Memphis) | John Fogerty |
86 | Big Train (from Memphis) | Perkins, Orbison, Cash, Lewis |
87 | Big Train Stop at Memphis | Steve Marriott |
88 | Birmingham Papa | Firehouse Five + 2 |
89 | Birth of Rock And Roll | Class of ‘55 |
90 | Birth Of Rock And Roll | Roy Orbison |
91 | Black Cat Bone | Johnny Winter |
92 | Black Velvet | Alannah Myles |
93 | Blaze Of Glory | Joe Jackson |
94 | Blind River Boy | Amy Correia |
95 | Bloc Bloc Bloc | Orchestral Manoeuvres |
96 | Blood On The Highway | Asphalt Ballet |
97 | Bloody Blue | Therapy |
98 | Blow The Whistle | Too Short |
99 | Blue Heart in Memphis | Neon Cactus |
100 | Blue Yodel #9 (Standing On the Corner) | Steve Earle |
101 | Blue Yodel #9 (Standing On the Corner) | Jerry Garcia |
102 | Blue Yodel #9 (Standing On the Corner) | Merle Haggard |
103 | Blue Yodel #9 (Standing On the Corner) | Jimmie Rogers |
104 | Blues for Memphis Slim | The Animals |
105 | Blues for Memphis Slim | War |
106 | Blues In The Night (Mama Done Tol’ Me) | Harold Arlen |
107 | Blues In The Night | Chicago |
108 | Blues In The Night | Rosemary Clooney |
109 | Blues In The Night | Ella Fitzgerald |
110 | Blues In The Night | Artie Shaw |
111 | Blues In The Night | Dinah Shore |
112 | Blues In The Night | Frank Sinatra |
113 | Boogie My Way Back Home | Gary Moore |
114 | Boom Boom | Eightball & MJG |
115 | Bout It, Bout It 2 | Master P |
116 | Bout My Money | Trick Daddy |
117 | Bout the South | The Prophet Posse |
118 | Break Da Law ‘95 | Three 6 Mafia |
119 | Bright Lights of Memphis | Richard Ferriera |
120 | Bring ‘Em Out | Tela |
121 | Broken Radio | Stanley Michael |
122 | Buon Compleanno, Elvis | Luciano Ligabue |
123 | Burn Baby | Mother Tongue |
124 | By 2 Da Bad Guy | Lil Wyte |
125 | Cadillac Song | Tom Dean |
126 | Cake | Lil Wyte |
127 | Candyman | Grateful Dead |
128 | Can’t Go Back to Memphis | Stray Cats |
129 | Can’t Stop | Eightball |
130 | Can’t Stop | Too Short |
131 | Can’t Trust Love | Suzi Quatro |
132 | Casey Jones | Johnny Cash |
133 | Casey Jones Was His Name | Hank Snow |
134 | Cassonetto Differenziato | Elio e le Storie |
135 | Change The Game | Jay-Z |
136 | Changes Comin’ On | Alabama |
137 | Charley Patton Songs | Gomez |
138 | Chasing Dreams | Jamie Notarthomas |
139 | Chickenheads | Project Pat |
140 | Choices | Project Pat |
141 | Christmas In Dixie | Alabama |
142 | Cinco De Mayo in Memphis | Jimmy Buffett |
143 | Cita Con Angeles | Silvio Rodriguez |
144 | Cities | Phish |
145 | Cities | Talking Heads |
146 | City of New Orleans | Johnny Cash |
147 | City of New Orleans | Steve Goodman |
148 | City of New Orleans | Arlo Guthrie |
149 | City of New Orleans | C.w. McCall |
150 | City of New Orleans | Willie Nelson |
151 | Climbin’ Up Mt. Everest | Kinleys |
152 | Climbin’ Up Mt. Everest | Cliff Richard |
153 | Climbin’ Up Mt. Everest | South Sixty Five |
154 | Club Nitty Gritty | Chuck Berry |
155 | Club-A-GoGo | Animals |
156 | Come on Back | Carlene Carter |
157 | Come on Down | De La Soul |
158 | Comin’ Back to Memphis | Sun Rhythm Section |
159 | Coming Out Hard | Eightball & MJG |
160 | Com’n Yo Direction | Lil Wyte |
161 | Considering a Move to Memphis | Colorblind James Experience |
162 | Conspiracy Theory | Steve Earle |
163 | Cornbread Mafia | Molly Hatchet |
164 | Country Grammar | Nelly |
165 | County Jail | Project Pat |
166 | Crash Da Club | Lil Wyte |
167 | Crazed Country Rebel | Hank Williams III |
168 | Cry Like Memphis | Erin Hay |
169 | Da Summa | Three 6 Mafia |
170 | Daddy’s Little Pumpkin | John Prine |
171 | Daisy Jane | America |
172 | Dallas | Alan Jackson |
173 | Daylight | Eightball & MJG |
174 | Deep in the Heart of Dixie | Georgia Satellites |
175 | Delia’s Gone | Johnny Cash |
176 | Disappointed | Matthew Ryan |
177 | Divine Wind | Blue Oyster Cult |
178 | Dixie Chicken | Garth Brooks |
179 | Dixie Chicken | Little Feat |
180 | Dixie Flyer | Gene Clark |
181 | Dixie Highway Home | Hillbilly Idol |
182 | Do the Memphis Grind | Duke Robillard |
183 | Dominion, Mother Russia | Sisters of Mercy |
184 | Don’t Cha Get Mad | Three 6 Mafia |
185 | Don’t Go Into That Barn | Tom Waits |
186 | Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down | Unknown |
187 | Don’t Make | Eightball & MJG |
188 | Don’t Mention Memphis | Tim McGraw |
189 | Don’t Say Goodbye | Randy Foster |
190 | Don’t Think About Her (Trying To Drive) | Little Village |
191 | Don’t Think About Her (Trying To Drive) | John Hiatt |
192 | Dope Boyz | T.I. |
193 | Doubt Me Now | Lil Wyte |
194 | Down And Out Man | BTO |
195 | Down in Memphis | Pieta Brown |
196 | Down in Memphis | Judge’s Daughter |
197 | Down in Memphis | Kowtow Popof |
198 | Dreaming of Memphis | Nate Birkey |
199 | Drive By | Three 6 Mafia |
200 | Dumb Out | Joe Budden |
201 | E.I. | Nelly |
202 | East of Eden, West of Memphis | Spock’s Beard |
203 | Electric Memphis | Chris Rea |
204 | Elouise (to The Tune Of Growin’ Up) | Bruce Springsteen |
205 | Elvis Ate America | U2 |
206 | Elvis Esta Vivo | Andres Calamaro |
207 | Elvis in Brooklyn | Enemies Swe |
208 | Elvis on Velvet | Stray Cats |
209 | Elvis, Be True | Girlysound |
210 | Elvis, Be True | Liz Phair |
211 | Elvis Presley Boulevard | Billy Joel |
212 | Emphasis on Memphis | Effingham-n-Wheatstraw |
213 | Enchantment Passing Through | Dru Hill |
214 | Enchantment Passing Through | Elton John |
215 | Enchantment Passing Through | Sisqo |
216 | Everybody | Memphis Bleek |
217 | Everybody Rise Again | Busta Rhymes |
218 | Extravaganza | Jamie Foxx |
219 | Fairasee Woman (Memphis Woman) | Peetie Wheatstraw |
220 | Far From Over | Edwin McCain |
221 | Fergus Sings the Blues | Deacon Blue/Ricky Ross |
222 | Finer Feelings | Spoon |
223 | First Train to Memphis | Dennis Gurley |
224 | Flashes | Three 6 Mafia |
225 | Flip Flops | Paul Wright |
226 | Floater (too Much To Ask) | Bob Dylan |
227 | Four Kids in Memphis | Five Iron Frenzy |
228 | Four Until Late | Cream |
229 | From Four Til Late | Robert Johnson |
230 | From Galway to Graceland | Richard Thompson |
231 | From Graceland to the Promised Land | Merle Haggard |
232 | From Maui to Memphis | Carol Dabney |
233 | From Memphis to Mobile | Johnny Horton |
234 | From Memphis to New Orleans | Harmonica FrankFloyd |
235 | Full Moon | Machine Gun Fellatio |
236 | Full Time Love | John Michael Montgomery |
237 | Function At The Junction | Huey Lewis & the News |
238 | Furry Sings the Blues | Joni Mitchell |
239 | Furry’s Blues | Furry Lewis |
240 | Garden Of Simple | Ani Difranco |
241 | Germantown Blues | Settlers |
242 | Get Em’ Up | Pastor Troy |
243 | Get It Crunk | Eightball |
244 | Get It On | Big Ed |
245 | Get Out of Memphis | Get Out of Memphis |
246 | Getting’ On in Memphis | Jill Jack |
247 | Ghetto Raised | Pastor Troy |
248 | Ghostin’ | Lil Wyte |
249 | Ginger Man | Brian Cadd |
250 | Girl from Memphis | One Left |
251 | Go 2 Sleep | Ludacris |
252 | God Rest His Soul | Allman Brothers Band |
253 | Goin’ Down the Road to Memphis | Don Nix |
254 | Goin’ Back to Memphis | Daddy Mac Orr |
255 | Goin’ Back to Memphis | Gene Simmons |
256 | Goin’ Down the Road to Memphis | Don Nix |
257 | Goin’ Down to Memphis | Townes Van Zandt |
258 | Goin’ to Memphis | Carl Perkins |
259 | Going Back Down To Memphis | River Bluff Clan |
260 | Going Back to Louisiana | Delbert McClinton |
261 | Going Back to Memphis | The Band |
262 | Going Back to Memphis | Eric Burdon |
263 | Going Back to Memphis | Mark Rivers |
264 | Going Back to Memphis | Memphis Jug Band |
265 | Going Back to Memphis | The Soledad Brothers |
266 | Going Back to Memphis | Muddy Waters |
267 | Going Down to Memphis | Bill Perry |
268 | Going Down to Memphis | Dr. “Feelgood” Potts |
269 | Going Nowhere Slow | The Bloodhound Gang |
270 | Going to Chicago | Ten Years After |
271 | Going to Memphis | Ron Gay |
272 | Going to Memphis | Johnny Cash |
273 | Going Up to Memphis | Chris Rea |
274 | Gold Shine | Project Pat |
275 | Golden Age of Radio | Josh Ritter |
276 | Goldie | Les Cowboys Fringants |
277 | Gone to Memphis | LaTresa. |
278 | Gonna Beat It Back to Memphis | Monkey Joe |
279 | Good As Gold (Stupid As Mud) | Beautiful South |
280 | Good Woman Blues | Mel Tillis |
281 | Goodbye Memphis | Black River Band |
282 | Got Dat Drank | Frayser Boy |
283 | Got Fame Now Envy | Lil Afficial |
284 | Got the Memphis Blues | Matt Isbell |
285 | Gotta Get Down to Memphis | Pat McLaughlin |
286 | Gotta Get to Memphis | Todd Snider |
287 | Graceland | Dan Bern |
288 | Graceland | Willie Nelson |
289 | Graceland | Paul Simon |
290 | Graceland to Promised Land | Merle Haggard |
291 | Grand Ole Opry Song | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band |
292 | Grey Ghost | Mike Doughty |
293 | Guerrilla De Mc’s | Geronacion |
294 | Guitarman | Jesus & Mary Chain |
295 | Guitar Man | Elvis Presley |
296 | Guitar Man | Jerry Reed |
297 | Gunclaps | Three 6 Mafia |
298 | Gutra’s Garden | Janis Joplin |
299 | Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves | Cher |
300 | Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves | Nirvana |
301 | Gypsy Lou | Bob Dylan |
302 | Halfway to Memphis | One Mile South |
303 | Halfway to Memphis | Sammy Hagar |
304 | Hands In The Air | Eightball |
305 | Headed Out of Memphis | Cold Blue Steel |
306 | Hello Memphis | Donnie Fritts |
307 | Hello Memphis | Keith Sykes |
308 | Here I Come | Tech N9ne |
309 | Hey Elvis | Bryan Adams |
310 | Hey Memphis | LaVern Baker |
311 | Hey St. Peter | Bad Examples |
312 | Hiawatha | Laurie Anderson |
313 | Highway Junkie | Randy Travis |
314 | Highway Song | James Taylor |
315 | Hillbilly Rock | Marty Stuart |
316 | Holla Holla | DJ Clue F |
317 | Hollywood Star | Gary Revel |
318 | Home On Monday | Little River Band |
319 | Home With Me | Chumbawamba |
320 | Honey (Won’t You Open That Door?) | Ricky Skaggs |
321 | Honky Tonk | Preston Shannon |
322 | Honky Tonk Woman | Joe Cocker |
323 | Honky Tonk Woman | Albert King |
324 | Honky Tonk Woman | Tina Turner |
325 | Honky Tonk Women | Mcfly |
326 | Honky Tonk Women | Sheryl Crow |
327 | Honky Tonk Women | Pogues |
328 | Honky Tonk Women | Rolling Stones |
329 | Hooked On The Love | Buju Banton |
330 | Hoop In Yo Face | 69 Boyz |
331 | How Bad Do You Want It | Tim McGraw |
332 | How I Got to Memphis | Bobby Bare |
333 | Hypnotize Cash Money | Tear Da Club Up Thugs |
334 | I Am | Kid Rock |
335 | I Dream a Highway | Gillian Welch |
336 | I Gave My Love a Diamond | Them featuring V.Morrison |
337 | I Just Dropped In (See What Condition) | Cave Nick |
338 | I Know You Want Me | Young Buck |
339 | I Lost My Gal from Memphis | Jimmie Noone |
340 | I Need a Miracle | New Radicals |
341 | I Never Picked Cotton | Johnny Cash |
342 | I Promised You the World | Aaron Tippin |
343 | I Remember Elvis Presley | Danny Mirror |
344 | I Shot Ya | LL Cool J |
345 | I Shoulda Been from Memphis | Xray Men |
346 | I Try to Think About Elvis | Patty Loveless |
347 | I Wanna Be Like Elvis P. | Will O’ The Wisp |
348 | I Wanna Live in Memphis | Bryan Lee |
349 | I Want it All | Warren G |
350 | I Wish I Could Have Been There | John Anderson |
351 | I Wish You’d Stay | Brad Paisley |
352 | I Won’t Give Up My Train | Merle Haggard / Roger Miller |
353 | I’ve Been to Memphis | Lyle Lovett |
354 | I’ve Been Waiting For You | Jessica Andrews |
355 | I’ve Never Been to Memphis | Billy Ray Martin |
356 | If a Train Left for Memphis | Continental Divide |
357 | If I Don’t Be There By Morning | Eric Clapton |
358 | If I Dont’ Be There By Morning | Bob Dylan |
359 | If You Catch Me Sleeping | Eilen Jewell |
360 | I’ll Always Have Denver | Steve Wariner |
361 | I’ll Never Stop Loving You | Gary Morris |
362 | I’m Goin’ to Memphis | Percy Wilson and Group |
363 | In Grafenwohr | Casanovas Schwule Seite |
364 | In Memphis | Todd Snider |
365 | In My Continental | Atmosphere |
366 | In My Home in Shelby County | Johnny Horton |
367 | In Need of a Miracle | New Radicals |
368 | In the Mood for Memphis | Gary Johns |
369 | In the Mood for Memphis | Susan Marshall |
370 | In the Rain | Melvins |
371 | In Their Darkened Shrines | Nile |
372 | Interlude | Indie.Arie |
373 | Investigative Reports | Genius |
374 | It Ain’t Over | Terrence Howard |
375 | It Came from Memphis | Rosie Flores |
376 | It Still Rains in Memphis | T.G. Sheppard |
377 | It’s Hard Out There For A Pimp | Terrence Howard |
378 | It’s Hard Out There For A Pimp | Three 6 Mafia |
379 | I’ve Been to Memphis | Lyle Lovett |
380 | I’ve Been to Memphis | Gusto |
381 | I’ve Been Waiting for You | Jessica Andrews |
382 | Jack vs Jose | Peacemakers |
383 | Jane 6 | EMPD |
384 | Jazzbo Brown from Memphis Town | Bessie Smith |
385 | Jesse | Scott Walker |
386 | Jet Lag | Nazareth |
387 | Johnny Bye Bye | Bruce Springsteen |
388 | Johnny Ryall | Beastie Boys |
389 | Joy | Lucinda Williams |
390 | Juke Box Boogie (Memphis Boogie) | Dr. Ross |
391 | Just a Boy from Memphis | Star Barefoot Walker |
392 | Just Dropped In | Kenny Rogers |
393 | Just Dropped In | The First Edition |
394 | Just Enough Rope | Suzy Bogguss |
395 | Just Enough To Get To Memphis | Ty Herndon |
396 | Just Like Candy | Eightball & MJG |
397 | Just Like New | Wynonna Jude |
398 | Just Like Us | Three 6 Mafia |
399 | Just Take Me | Lari White |
400 | Kassie Jones Part 2 | Furry Lewis |
401 | Katie Left Memphis | Percy Wilson and Group |
402 | Killa Klan | Juicy J |
403 | Killing A Camera | Braid |
404 | King Rocker | Billy Idol |
405 | King Rocker | Generation X |
406 | King’s Call | Philip Lynott |
407 | Kiss Me | Shelly Fairchild |
408 | Krispy | Kia Shine |
409 | La Fievre | N.T.M. |
410 | La La La | Do or Die |
411 | Lady Memphis | Johnathan Rice |
412 | Last Night, Ev’ry Night | Reba McEntire |
413 | Last Run to Memphis | Del Reeves |
414 | Last Time I Left Memphis | Jay Hooks |
415 | Last Time I Saw Memphis | Diffuser |
416 | Last Train to Memphis | Bobby Charles |
417 | Last Train to Memphis | The Femurs |
418 | Last Train to Memphis | The Band |
419 | Last Train to Memphis | Jason Ringenberg |
420 | Last Train to Memphis | Johnny Rivers |
421 | Leather Jackets | Elton John |
422 | Leavin’ for Memphis | James Harman Band |
423 | Leavin’ Memphis, Frisco Bound | Jesse Fuller |
424 | Left My Gal in Memphis | Bubber Miley & His Mileage Makers |
425 | Let’s Ride | Eightball & MJG |
426 | Letter to Memphis | The Pixies |
427 | Lewis Boogie | Jerry Lee Lewis |
428 | Lewis Boogie Blues | Waylon Payne |
429 | Life Is a Highway | Tom Cochrane |
430 | Life Is a Highway | Rascal Flatts |
431 | Life is a Highway | Chris Ledoux |
432 | Lights Out | Jennifer Lopez |
433 | Lights Out | Lisa Marie Presley |
434 | Lions For Scottie | Hey Rosetta! |
435 | Liquor and Dat Bud | Three 6 Mafia |
436 | Little Marie | Chuck Berry |
437 | Live By Yo Rep | Three 6 Mafia |
438 | Living in Memphis | Paul Butterfield Blues Band |
439 | Long Distance Lover | Reba McEntire |
440 | Long Shadow | Joe Strummer & the |
441 | Long Way from Memphis | Lonnie Mack & SRV |
442 | Long Way Home | Bruce Robison |
443 | Long Way to Memphis | Doug Balance |
444 | Long Way to Memphis | Harmonica Buzz |
445 | Long Way to Memphis | Susan Haynes |
446 | Long Way to Memphis | Runaway Planet |
447 | Look At The Grillz | Eightball & MJG |
448 | Look Like You | Lil Wyte |
449 | Louisiana Song | Pat Green |
450 | Lovely Memphis Day | Memphis All Stars |
451 | Low Down Dirty Mean | Allman Brothers Band |
452 | Lying About The Blues | Dr. Feelgood |
453 | Lynne & Andy | REM |
454 | M.E.M.P.H.I.S | The Disco Biscuits |
455 | Mad Man in Memphis | John Spencer’s Parlour Games |
456 | Madrid Memphis | Vargas Bluesband |
457 | Mafia | Three 6 Mafia |
458 | Mama I’ve Got to Go to Memphis | Merle Haggard |
459 | Man Fat | Bows |
460 | Marie-Jeanne | Michel Sardou |
461 | Maybe It Was Memphis | Pam Tillis |
462 | Me and Elvis | Flying Circus |
463 | Meanwhile Back in Memphis | David Allen Coe |
464 | Meet Me in Memphis | Jimmy Buffet |
465 | Meet Me in Memphis | JD Meyers |
466 | Memphis | Babe the Blue Ox |
467 | Memphis | Arthur Briggs |
468 | Memphis | Brownie Mary |
469 | Memphis | John Cale |
470 | Memphis | Sara Camin |
471 | Memphis | Sandy Carroll |
472 | Memphis | Todd Cecil |
473 | Memphis | Davis Coen |
474 | Memphis | Lloyd Cole |
475 | Memphis | Clay Crosse |
476 | Memphis | Cry Cry Cry |
477 | Memphis | Catie Curtis |
478 | Memphis | Dangerman |
479 | Memphis | John Gaar |
480 | Memphis | Hayden |
481 | Memphis | Jan & Dean |
482 | Memphis | Fister, Hamm, Bisonnette |
483 | Memphis | Flatt & Scruggs |
484 | Memphis | Cliff Eberhardt |
485 | Memphis | Ben Graves |
486 | Memphis | Danny Morris Band |
487 | Memphis | Andi Hoffman & B. Goes |
488 | Memphis | Jon Dawson |
489 | Memphis | Jeffey Halford & The Healers |
490 | Memphis | Janis Ian |
491 | Memphis | Blue BossaNova |
492 | Memphis | Joe Jackson |
493 | Memphis | Eddie Jefferson |
494 | Memphis | Kampfire Kowboys |
495 | Memphis | King Curtis |
496 | Memphis | Maggi, Pierce and E.J. |
497 | Memphis | Bob Marley |
498 | Memphis | Sean McConnell |
499 | Memphis | Jean Jacques Milteau |
500 | Memphis | Morning Glories |
501 | Memphis | Morrissey |
502 | Memphis | Nashville West |
503 | Memphis | Mark Nicholas |
504 | Memphis | Buck Owens |
505 | Memphis | John Patton |
506 | Memphis | Phantom Helmsmen |
507 | Memphis | Pianosaurus |
508 | Memphis | Ben Prestage |
509 | Memphis | The Push Kings |
510 | Memphis | Rancid |
511 | Memphis | Reivers Soundtrack |
512 | Memphis | Amberjack Rice |
513 | Memphis | Johnny Rivers |
514 | Memphis | Eve Selis |
515 | Memphis | Statler Brothers |
516 | Memphis | Izzy Stradlin |
517 | Memphis | Taxi Chain |
518 | Memphis | James Taylor |
519 | Memphis | Elaine Townsend |
520 | Memphis | Pere Ubu |
521 | Memphis | U.S. Bombs |
522 | Memphis | Ventures |
523 | Memphis | Bob Wills & His TPB |
524 | Memphis | Cassandra Wilson |
525 | Memphis | Faron Young |
526 | Memphis (Highway 72) | Delta Queens |
527 | Memphis #999 | Graveyard Train |
528 | Memphis Afternoon | Eric Hansen |
529 | Memphis and 53rd | Minus the Bear |
530 | Memphis and Arkansas Bridge | Charlie Rich |
531 | Memphis Angel | Paul Inman |
532 | Memphis Beale Street | RX Blues |
533 | Memphis Beat | Jerry Lee Lewis |
534 | Memphis Beat | The Nighthawks |
535 | Memphis Belle | Hank Williams, Jr. |
536 | Memphis Bleek Is | Memphis Bleek |
537 | Memphis Bliss | Rogue Unit |
538 | Memphis Blues | Louis Armstrong |
539 | Memphis Blues | Eubie Blake |
540 | Memphis Blues | Bob Scobey’s Frisco Band |
541 | Memphis Blues | Johnny Charles |
542 | Memphis Blues | Duke Ellington |
543 | Memphis Blues | Jimmie Dale Gilmore |
544 | Memphis Blues (Instrumental) | W. C. Handy |
545 | Memphis Blues | Doc Watson |
546 | Memphis Blues | Eddie Thomas |
547 | Memphis Blues | Holly Shelton |
548 | Memphis Boogie | Jessie Fuller |
549 | Memphis Bound | Dave Lewis Band |
550 | Memphis Bound | Rosa Henderson |
551 | Memphis Bound | James Mathus |
552 | Memphis Bound | Ron Orlando, Mystery Train |
553 | Memphis Bound | Bryan Lee |
554 | Memphis Boy Blues | Memphis Jugband |
555 | Memphis Cathouse | John SaFranko |
556 | Memphis City Rain | Angie Aparo |
557 | Memphis Egypt | Mike Badger |
558 | Memphis Emphasis | Tristeza |
559 | Memphis Exorcism | Squirrel Nut Zippers |
560 | Memphis Fives | Lee Green |
561 | Memphis Flu | Elder Curry |
562 | Memphis Flu | Two Man Gentlemen Band |
563 | Memphis Flyer | Neil Diamond |
564 | Memphis Girl | Little Al Thomas |
565 | Memphis Groove | Jackie Mittoo |
566 | Memphis Has Got the Blues | Rita Chiarelli |
567 | Memphis Heat | Memphis Slim |
568 | Memphis High | The Kerry Kearney Band |
569 | Memphis Hip Shake | The Cult |
570 | Memphis in June | Hoagy Carmichael |
571 | Memphis in June | Nina Simone |
572 | Memphis in June | Joyce Cobb |
573 | Memphis in June | Lucy Ann Polk |
574 | Memphis in May | Don McMinn |
575 | Memphis in May | Zak Perry |
576 | Memphis in the Meantime | John Hiatt |
577 | Memphis in the Meantime | Sam Bush |
578 | Memphis in the Morning | Mem Shannone |
579 | Memphis in Your Mind | Ringo Starr |
580 | Memphis Jellyroll | Stefan Grossman |
581 | Memphis Jug Blues | Eddie Thomas |
582 | Memphis Keeps Rolling On | Patrick Dodd |
583 | Memphis Lady | Jon Dawson |
584 | Memphis Last Night | Savoy Brown |
585 | Memphis Lights | Dave James |
586 | Memphis Lives in Me | Bon Jovi |
587 | Memphis Love | Tha 12 |
588 | Memphis Mail | Scott Dunbar |
589 | Memphis Man | Don Nix |
590 | Memphis Man | Ethel Waters |
591 | Memphis Memories | Mike Dekle |
592 | Memphis Midnight/Memphis Morning | Lyle Lovett |
593 | Memphis Monday Morning | Bobby “Blue” Bland |
594 | Memphis Money | Burrito Deluxe |
595 | Memphis Moon | Duff Durrough |
596 | Memphis Moon | Hobson Smith |
597 | Memphis Nights | The Voodoo Kings |
598 | Memphis Pearl | Lucinda Williams |
599 | Memphis Pig | Martin Rivas |
600 | Memphis Queen | Joe Grushecky |
601 | Memphis Radio | Susan Sheller |
602 | Memphis Radio Blues | Michael Bloomfield |
603 | Memphis Rag | R.L.Watson |
604 | Memphis Rain | Stephanie Thomson |
605 | Memphis Rhythm | Bob Marley |
606 | Memphis Rocks | Steve Byers |
607 | Memphis Rocks | Billy Swan |
608 | Memphis Rounders Blues | Frank Stokes |
609 | Memphis Shake | Chicago |
610 | Memphis Shuffle | Marty Grebb |
611 | Memphis Skyline | Rufus Wainwright |
612 | Memphis Slim U.S.A. | Memphis Slim |
613 | Memphis Soul Song | Uncle Kracker |
614 | Memphis Soul Stew | King Curtis |
615 | Memphis Soul Stew | Wilson Pickett |
616 | Memphis Special | LeRoy Mack |
617 | Memphis Special | King Wilkie |
618 | Memphis Stomp | Blues Boys |
619 | Memphis Stomp | Dave Grusin |
620 | Memphis Streets | Neil Diamond |
621 | Memphis Style | Marcus Hummon |
622 | Memphis, Tennessee | The Beatles |
623 | Memphis, Tennessee | Chuck Berry |
624 | Memphis, Tennessee | The Faces |
625 | Memphis, Tennessee | Cast King |
626 | Memphis, Tennessee | Roscoe Gordon |
627 | Memphis, Tennessee | Johnny Rivers |
628 | Memphis, Tennessee | Sons of Soil |
629 | Memphis, Tennessee | Lena Wilson |
630 | Memphis Texas | Chip Taylor |
631 | Memphis Thang | Bihlman Brothers |
632 | Memphis Thing | Rob Jungklas |
633 | Memphis till Monday | Bob Cheevers |
634 | Memphis Time | Gin Blossoms |
635 | Memphis to Nixon | Beat Farmers |
636 | Memphis Town | Paul Rishell & Annie Raines |
637 | Memphis Town | McCarty Hite Project |
638 | Memphis Train | Rufus Thomas |
639 | Memphis Train | Beat Generation |
640 | Memphis Train | Farwell |
641 | Memphis Train | Don Gallardo |
642 | Memphis Train | Buddy Miles |
643 | Memphis Train | Soundtrack |
644 | Memphis, Trouble-Free | Enchanted Ape |
645 | Memphis Turnaround | Van Wilks |
646 | Memphis Underground | Andy Masters |
647 | Memphis Up to Nashville | Eli Stevens |
648 | Memphis USA | Johnny Hallyday |
649 | Memphis Woman | Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash |
650 | Memphis Woman | Daniel Brodsky |
651 | Memphis Women and Chicken | Dan Penn |
652 | Memphis Yodel | Jimmie Rodgers |
653 | Mercy in Memphis | Chris Aaron |
654 | Midnight In Memphis | Bette Midler |
655 | Midnight in Memphis | Earl Thomas |
656 | Midnight in Mmephis | Preston Shannon |
657 | Midnight Man | Allman Brothers |
658 | Midnight Train to Memphis | Kid Rock |
659 | Miles Away | Great White |
660 | Miles to Memphis | Darryl Lee Rush |
661 | Mind To Ramble | Blues Traveler |
662 | Miracle | Crystal Bernard |
663 | Miss Ol’ St. Louie | J.J. Cale |
664 | M-I-S-S-I-S-S-I-P-P-I | Red Foley |
665 | Mississippi | Chris Rea |
666 | Mississippi 2 | Chris Rea |
667 | Mississippi Moon Dog | Molly Hatchet |
668 | Mississippi River | J.J.Cale |
669 | Mississippi River Blues | Ida Cox |
670 | Mississippi River Blues | Leon Redbone |
671 | Mississippi River Blues | Hank Snow |
672 | Mississippi River Dance | George McAnthony |
673 | Molly and Tenbrooks | Bill Monroe |
674 | Money, Hoes, Power | Jermaine Dupri |
675 | Money Talks | Mud Boy & the Neutrons |
676 | Montana | Rocky Votolato |
677 | Montgomery to Memphis | Sheri Porter |
678 | Montgomery to Memphis | Le Ann Womack |
679 | Moonlight in Memphis | Ericson Holt |
680 | Moonlight Over Memphis | Barbara Blue |
681 | Move to Memphis | a-ha |
682 | Movin’ Back to Memphis | Chris Cain |
683 | Mr. Wilson | Jayhawks |
684 | Multicolord Lady | Greg Allman |
685 | Murda 4 Life | Ja Rule |
686 | Music Makin’ Mama | Hank Snow |
687 | My Baby She Left Me | Junior Wells |
688 | My Elusive Dreams | George Jones |
689 | My Elusive Dreams | Tom Jones |
690 | My Elusive Dreams | Nancy Sinatra |
691 | My Elusive Dreams | Tammy Wynette |
692 | My Head’s In Mississippi | ZZ Top |
693 | My Heart’s In Memphis | Irma Thomas |
694 | My Homeboy’s Girlfriend | Eightball |
695 | My Hood | Cam’ron |
696 | Naked in Memphis | Redd Skyy |
697 | Natchez Trace | Dusty Springfield |
698 | Natural Born Boogie | Humble Pie |
699 | Natural Thing | UFO |
700 | Never Been to Memphis | Daphne & Celeste |
701 | Never Been to Memphis | Last Train Home |
702 | Never Comin’ Down | Deana Carter |
703 | Never Made it to Memphis | Melanie Ayers |
704 | Never Really Been to Memphis | John Deacon |
705 | New Minglewood Blues | Grateful Dead |
706 | New Moon Over Memphis | The Nimmo Brothers |
707 | Night Train | Bouncing Souls |
708 | Night Train to Memphis | Roy Acuff |
709 | Night Train to Memphis | Jerry Lee Lewis |
710 | Night Train to Memphis | Dolly Parton |
711 | Nightbird | Eva Cassidy |
712 | No Train to Memphis | BR5-49 |
713 | North Memphis | Project Pat |
714 | North Memphis Area | Three 6 Mafia |
715 | North Memphis Blues | Memphis Minnie |
716 | North Memphis Café | Suzy Thompson |
717 | Nothin Bout Memphis | Trisha Yearwood |
718 | Nowhere Slow | Bloodhound Gang |
719 | Nubi Di Ieri Sul Nostro Domani Odierno | Elio e le Storie |
720 | O.V. | Three 6 Mafia |
721 | Oakland to Memphis | Paul Wood |
722 | Oh Louisiana | Chuck Berry |
723 | Ol’ Man River | James Hyter |
724 | On a Corner In Memphis | Todd Agnew |
725 | On l’Appelait Blue | Nana Mouskouri |
726 | On My Way to Memphis | Johnny Marshall |
727 | On Point | Heavy D. & the Boyz |
728 | One Day Past Memphis | Peter Brienholt |
729 | One Of Their Own | Mark McGuinn |
730 | One of These Days | Drive-By Truckers |
731 | One Step Ahead of the Blues | J.J. Cale |
732 | One Way Home | Hooters |
733 | One Way Ticket to Memphis | Terry Evans |
734 | One Way Ticket to Memphis | Bobby King |
735 | Paid Dues | Eightball & MJG |
736 | Perfect World | Roger Daltrey |
737 | Pirate Radio | John Hiatt |
738 | Planet Rock 2K | Tech N9ne |
739 | Playerz Night Out | Eightball & MJG |
740 | Pop 4 Roc | Jay-Z |
741 | Portrait of the Artist as a Hood | 3rd Bass |
742 | Possie Song | Lil Wyte |
743 | Postcard from Graceland | Erika Luckett |
744 | Prevent This Tragedy | Alkaline Trio |
745 | Pride (In the Name of Love) | Dark |
746 | Pride (In the Name of Love) | U2 |
747 | Prisoner Of The Highway | Ronnie Milsap |
748 | Prophet Posse | Three 6 Mafia |
749 | Proud Mary | Creedence Clearwater Revival |
750 | Proud Mary | Time Machine |
751 | Proud Mary | Ike & Tina Turner |
752 | Queen of Memphis | Confederate Railroad |
753 | Radio Mmephis | Gregor Hilden |
754 | Rain in Memphis | dbcurtis |
755 | Raining in Memphis | 7th Avenue |
756 | Raining in Memphis | Dan Penn |
757 | Raise Up | OURS |
758 | Raise Up | Saliva |
759 | Raise Ya Thumbs Up | Juicy J |
760 | Ramblin’ Red’s Memphis Yodel No.1 | Ramblin’ Red Lowery |
761 | Ready for Memphis | Neal & Leandra |
762 | Ready for Saturday Night | Joanna Dean |
763 | Rep Yo City | E-40 |
764 | Rep Yo City | Lil’ Jon & Eastside Boyz |
765 | Reppin North Memphis | Lil |
766 | Represent It | Project Pat |
767 | Retreat from Memphis | The Mekons |
768 | Return to Memphis | Dr.SeanStern / KobiOshrat |
769 | Revelation | Joe Nichols |
770 | Revalations | Waylon Jennings |
771 | Revival! | Me Phi Me |
772 | Ridin Spinners | Lil Flip |
773 | Rip This Joint | Rolling Stones |
774 | Rock A Billy | Guy Mitchell |
775 | Rock And Roll (Fais Do Do) | Roy Orbison |
776 | Rock Back Billy | John Hiatt |
777 | Rockin in Memphis | Skyla Burell Band |
778 | Rocks in Memphis | U.S. Bombs |
779 | Roll Call | All 4 One |
780 | Roll Muddy River | Wilburn Brothers |
781 | Roll With Me | P. Diddy |
782 | Rollin’ Down to Memphis | Steve Palmer |
783 | Rose of Memphis | Rodney Crowell |
784 | Rowdy Rowdy | 50 Cent |
785 | Royal Café | Everclear |
786 | Running On | Steve Winwood |
787 | Santa Claus in Memphis | Jeff Gustafson |
788 | Searching for the Face of Jesus | Pet Shop Boys |
789 | Secret Wars 2 | Last Emperor |
790 | Senorita | Justin Timberlake |
791 | Senorita | Philippe Buhler |
792 | Sentimental Johnny | Flogging Molly |
793 | She Is Always Seventeen | Harry Chapin |
794 | Ship of Fools | John Cale |
795 | Show Me What You Got | Limp Bizkit |
796 | Shroud of Memphis | Brad Mahugh |
797 | Since I Found You | Chris Rea |
798 | Sins of Memphisto | John Prine |
799 | Six Hour Drive | July For Kings |
800 | Sleepy Little Train to Memphis | the Why Store |
801 | Slow Down Ghandi | Sage Francis |
802 | Slow Me Down | Lynne Shelby |
803 | So What You Sayin’ | Beanie Sigel |
804 | Solid Ball of Rock | Saxon |
805 | Somebody Stole My Guitar | Deep Purple |
806 | Someday | Steve Earle |
807 | Someone’s Got a Hold of My Heart | Bob Dylan |
808 | Sons and Lovers | Alcatrazz |
809 | South From Memphis | Jacob & the Jackals |
810 | South Memphis Blues | Frank Stokes |
811 | South Memphis Blues | Todd Snider |
812 | Southern Loving | Jim Ed Brown |
813 | Spokane Motel Blues | Tom T. Hall |
814 | St. Louis Woman (Memphis Melody) | Ann Peebles |
815 | Stand Beside Me | Jo Dee Messina |
816 | Stay Fly | Three 6 Mafia |
817 | Steve McQueen | Sheryl Crow |
818 | Stomp | Three 6 Mafia |
819 | Stompin’ and Pimpin’ | Eightball |
820 | Strap Up | Mr. Serv On |
821 | Strictly Memphis | Rolling Stones |
822 | Stuck Inside of Mobile | Bob Dylan |
823 | Stuck Inside of Mobile | Mud Boy & The Neutrons |
824 | Sunday in Memphis | Big House |
825 | Sunday Morning in Memphis | L.T. Patterson |
826 | Sunday Morning to Saturday Night | Matraca Berg |
827 | Sweet Louisiana Sound | Billy Pilgrim |
828 | Take It Down to Memphis | Rick Moore & Mr.Lucky |
829 | Take Me | Lari White |
830 | Take Me Back to Memphis | Holland K. Smith |
831 | Talk Memphis | Chris Smither |
832 | Talk Memphis | Jesse Winchester |
833 | Talkin’ | Three 6 Mafia |
834 | Talkin’ Memphis Blues | Todd Snider |
835 | Tattoo | Faster Pussycat |
836 | Tattoos & Scars | Montgomery Gentry |
837 | Tennessee’s Not the State I’m In | Joe Ely |
838 | That Blue Eyed Baby From Memphis | Don Redman & His Orchestra |
839 | That Drank | Project Pat |
840 | That’s How I Got to Memphis | Charlie Sizemore Band |
841 | That’s How I Got to Memphis | Tom T. Hall |
842 | That’s How I Got to Memphis | Rosanne Cash |
843 | The Ballad of Arlis Richards | Big Tent Revival |
844 | The Ballad of Casey Jones | Wallace Saunders |
845 | The Captain | Ingram Hill |
846 | The Chosen Ones | The Black Sorrows |
847 | The Chosen Ones | John Denver |
848 | The Congregation | Pastor Troy |
849 | The Drag Queens of Memphis | Sponge |
850 | The Golden Road | Grateful Dead |
851 | The Grinch | Tech N9ne |
852 | The House That Peterbilt | Clutch |
853 | The Levee | Johnny Lang |
854 | The Martian Boogie | Brownsville Station |
855 | The Memphis Blues | Holly Shelton |
856 | The Memphis Push | Otis Grand |
857 | The Moose of Memphis | Wally Ford |
858 | The Movement | KRS-One |
859 | The New Memphis Blues | Nick Charles |
860 | The Night G.G. Allen Came to Town | Drive-By Truckers |
861 | The Player Way | Mase |
862 | The Prettiest Waitress in Memphis | Cory Branan |
863 | The Radio in Memphis | Swimming Pool Q’s |
864 | The Radio Song | Gene Clark |
865 | The Roc (Just Fire) | Cam’ron |
866 | The Singing Bridge of Memphis TN | John Fahey |
867 | The Sound of San Francisco | Global Deejays |
868 | The Sun’s Gonna Rise Again | Bob Simon & Randy Haspell |
869 | The Venus of the Soup Kitchen | Prefab Sprout |
870 | Throw Dem Bows | Pastor Troy |
871 | Throw Yo Setts in Da Air | Three 6 Mafia |
872 | Thug Angels | Wyclef Jean |
873 | Thunder Road | Robert Mitchum |
874 | Tibetan Black Magicians | Jedi Mind Tricks |
875 | Tight Connection to My Heart | Bob Dylan |
876 | Time Machine | Mark Wills |
877 | Time We Spent in Memphis | Artie Tobia |
878 | Too Many Tears | Elton John |
879 | Too Short Song | Dj Micheal Watts |
880 | Touched Wit It | Three 6 Mafia |
881 | Train Leaving Memphis | the way it is |
882 | Train to Memphis | Sue Foley |
883 | Train to Memphis | Sister Blue |
884 | Train, Train | Blackfoot |
885 | Train, Train | Dolly Parton |
886 | Train, Train | Warrant |
887 | Travellin’ Band | Creedence Clearwater Revival |
888 | Travellin’ Band | Elton John |
889 | Truck Drivin’ Man | Lynyrd Skynyrd |
890 | Truck Drivin’ Son-of-a-Gun | Dave Dudley |
891 | Try, Try, Try | Smashing Pumpkins |
892 | Tryin’ To Live My Life Without You | Bob Seger |
893 | Trying To Find Atlantis | Jaime O’Neal |
894 | T-time In Memphis | House of Large Sizes |
895 | Tunica Motel | Tony Joe White |
896 | Twilight Zone | Manhattan Transfer |
897 | Two Joints to Memphis | Guy Scwartz & New Jack |
898 | Ubangi Stomp | Alice Cooper |
899 | Ubangi Stomp | The Busters |
900 | Ultimo Tango A Memphis | Luciano Ligabue |
901 | Under the Milky Way | The Church |
902 | Under the Milky Way | Kill Hannah |
903 | Under the Milky Way | Grant Lee Phillips |
904 | Under the Milky Way | Seven Nations |
905 | Undercover Freaks | Tear Da Club Up Thugs |
906 | Unfortunates | State Radio |
907 | Up Memphis Blues | Tommy Womak |
908 | Up There | Project Pat |
909 | Up to Memphis | Charlie O.& the Houserockers |
910 | Victim of Life’s Circumstances | Vince Gill |
911 | Victim of Life’s Circumstances | Delbert McClinton |
912 | Visions of Plenty | Kate Campbell |
913 | Wake Up Memphis | L.I. |
914 | Walking in Memphis | Cher |
915 | Walking in Memphis | Marc Cohn |
916 | Walking in Memphis | Dave Matthews Band |
917 | Walking in Memphis | Lonestar |
918 | Walking in Memphis | Bruce Springstein |
919 | Walking in the Mmephis Rain | Blue Larry Blues |
920 | Wash Jones | Squirrel Nut Zippers |
921 | Way Cool Jr. | Ratt |
922 | Way Down in Memphis | Kenny “Blue” Ray |
923 | Waymore’s Blues | Roy Orbison |
924 | Wayward Saints of Memphis | Etta James |
925 | We Ain’t Kool | Lil Wyte |
926 | We Be Clubbin’ | Ice Cube |
927 | We ‘Bout to Ride | Three 6 Mafia |
928 | We Just Wanna Party With You | Snoop Dogg |
929 | We Started This | Eightball & MJG |
930 | We Takin’ Over | DJ Khaled |
931 | We’ll Still Have Memphise | Barrellhouse Bonni |
932 | Went to Memphis | Mike Maves |
933 | West Memphis Blues | Sonny Boy Williamson |
934 | West Memphis Lawyer | Big Tent Revival |
935 | West Memphis Moon | Chuck Prophet |
936 | West Memphis Promenade | Blistering |
937 | What I Really Mean | Robert Earl Keen |
938 | Whatcha Know | Three 6 Mafia |
939 | Whatever Happened to Memphis | Paul Mark and the van Dorens |
940 | What’s That Sound | Angie Martinez |
941 | What’s Your Mama’s Name | Tanya Tucker |
942 | When I Came to Memphis | Honey Boy Edwards |
943 | When The Levee Breaks | Blues Traveler |
944 | When the Weight Comes Down | Black Stone Cherry |
945 | Where the Hell is Memphis | The Hellcats |
946 | Where Ya From | Mobb Deep |
947 | While I Was Waiting | Chely Wright |
948 | Whiskey Faced, Radioactive, Blowdryin' Lady | Beck |
949 | Whiskey On Ice | Hank Williams, Jr. |
950 | Whiskey Rock-a-Roller | Lynyrd Skynyrd |
951 | White Lexus | Mike Doughty |
952 | Whoa | Black Rob |
953 | Who I Is | Three 6 Mafia |
954 | Who Want What | Beanie Sigel |
955 | Who Would You Be | George Canyon |
956 | Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes | George Jones |
957 | Wild Ride | Doobie Brothers |
958 | Wise After the Event | Phillips Anthony |
959 | Wish the World Would Come to Memphis | David Clayton-Thomas |
960 | WKYA | Redman |
961 | Woman Down in Memphis | Red Clay Ramblers |
962 | Woody & Dutch (Slow Train To Peking) | Rickie Lee Jones |
963 | Workin’ for MCA | Lynyrd Skynyrd |
964 | Worthless Thing | Elvis Costello |
965 | Wrong Side of Memphis | Trisha Yearwood |
966 | You Don’t Have to Go to Memphis | Asleep At the Wheel |
967 | You Know What I’m Saying | Run DMC |
968 | You Should Be Glad | Widespread Panic |
969 | Zu Cool Fur Rock ‘n’ Roll | Chefdenker |
970 | Dreaming of Italy | Rob Jungklas |
971 | Me and Elvis | Human Radio |
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