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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    The Lamp of Life Is Burning Low

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    The Lonesome Hearted

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    The Lonesome Hearted Blues

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    Think It Over

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    Too Many Irons in the Fire

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    Triflin' Woman Blues

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    Wabash Cannonball

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    Wait a Minute

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    Wanted

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    Well Oh Well

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    What Have I Done That Made You Go Away

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    What's the Matter With the Mill

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    When a Soldier Knocks and Finds Nobody Home

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    Without a Port of Love

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    Worries on My Mind

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    You Don't Have to Be a Baby to Cry

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    You Don't Have to Be a Be a Baby to Cry

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