Moon Mullican

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  • country
  • western swing
  • classic country
  • hillbilly boogie
  • rockabilly
Moon Mullican (March 27, 1909 - January 1, 1967) was an American country and western singer, songwriter, and pianist. Born Aubrey Mullican in Polk County, Texas, he was associated with the hillbilly boogie style, which greatly influenced rockabilly. He was cited by Jerry Lee Lewis as a major influence on Lewis' singing and piano playing. Mullican's best known songs were: "Jole Blon", a Cajun song recorded by Doug Kershaw and others; "Jambalaya," co-written and made famous by Hank Williams; "I'll Sail My Ship Alone"; "Seventeen"; and "Seven Nights To Rock".

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Songs

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    Jambalaya

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    Jole Blon Is Gone, Amen

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    Jole' Blon

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    Jose the Mexican Boy

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    Keep a Light in the Window for Me

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    Leaving You With a Worried Mind

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    Louisian

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    Magnolia Rag

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    Make Friends

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    Maybe It's All for the Best

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    Memphis Blues

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    Mona Lisa

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    Moonshine Blues

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    New Pretty Blonde

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    New Pretty Blonde (New Jole Blon)

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    Nine Tenths of the Tennessee River

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    No Stranger

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    Piano Breakdown

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    Pipeliner Blues

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    Ragged but Right

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    Rheumatism Boogie

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    Rock'n'Roll Mr. Bullfrog

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    Rocket to the Moon

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    Seven Nights to Rock

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    Shoot the Moon

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    Short but Sweet

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    So Long

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    Southern Hospitality

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    Sugar Beet

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    Sweeter Than the Flowers

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