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Murphey, Michael Martin was born on March 14, 1945 in Texas, United States.
Michael Martin Murphey
March 14, 1945 Texas, United States
Professional musician, since 1962. With Lewis & Clark Expedition, 1966-1970. Adjunct professor music and American studies Utah State University.
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Michael Martin Murphey Edit Profile
Michael Martin Murphey, American country western singer, songwriter. Named Best New Artist, County Music Association, Academy County Music; recipient Grammy nomination for a Face in the Crowd, National American Video award for She Wants, award Cowboy Hall of Fame (3), 1990-1992, 95, 96, 99, Western Heritage awards (5), Golden Smoky award National Forest Service, 1998.
Education
Attended, University of California at Los Angeles.
Career
Professional musician, since 1962. With Lewis & Clark Expedition, 1966-1970. Adjunct professor music and American studies Utah State University.
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Married; children: Ryan, Brennan, Laura Lynn.
Education
Career
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1962
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1966 - 1970
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Named Best New Artist, County Music Association Named Best New Artist, County Music Association, Academy County Music. Recipient Grammy nomination for a Face in the Crowd, National American Video award for She Wants, award Cowboy Hall of Fame (3), 1990-1992, 95, 96, 99, Western Heritage awards (5), Golden Smoky award National Forest Service, 1998.
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Named Best New Artist, County Music Association Named Best New Artist, County Music Association, Academy County Music. Recipient Grammy nomination for a Face in the Crowd, National American Video award for She Wants, award Cowboy Hall of Fame (3), 1990-1992, 95, 96, 99, Western Heritage awards (5), Golden Smoky award National Forest Service, 1998.