​Elliott Murphy (from the album Infinity

​Elliott Murphy (from the album Infinity

​Elliott Murphy (from the album Infinity on Murphyland Records) (by Danny McCloskey)
 
With an album release schedule that began mid-1970’s, Elliott Murphy has delivered a steady set of new music releases via albums since his 1975 debut, Lost Generation. On his recent release, Infinity, Elliott Murphy continues with a branded style of song that features literary words to match the Rock’n’Roll stride of his arrangements. He opens Infinity with a lyrical flow that provides a vision of both present and past moments in the storyline of “Granny Takes a Trip”. A fiddle adds a gypsy tone to the determined groove that carries “Three Shadows” while island breezes define the rhythmic movement of “Night Surfing”. Infinity makes a request courtesy of the bass thump in “Fetch Me Water” and follows a runaway Rock’n’Roll rhythm that holds a personal history with “Makin’ It Real”.
 
Providing an audio travelogue, Elliott Murphy takes a trip to the Serengeti plains and crosses the Rubicon to introduce “The Lion in Winter” while he spies a “Red Moon Over Paris” on a rumble of rhythm. Supporting his album-a-year model, Infinity is the 52nd release from Elliott Murphy, his music representing each musical era with only slight variation on the Singer/Songwriter Rock’n’Roll via Folk music style. The only hint at aging comes when Elliott Murphy offers the tale of in “Baby Boomers Lament” while plucked acoustics and a lonesome harmonica help Infinity make an exit with “Count My Blessings”. (by Danny McCloskey)
 
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