Welcome to the Elliott Murphy website Store. Most of the items on this page are available at our special "nice" price. All orders placed here will be processed through PayPal (credit cards accepted). We try to ship all orders as quickly as possible, but please allow for at least 2 weeks delivery.
Shipping prices are as follows: up to 10€ = 5€ / 10.01€ to 20€ = 10€ / 20.01€ to 30€ = 15€ / 30.01€ to 40€ = 20€ / 40.01€ and over = 25€.
Elliott Murphy - New CD
Only 15€
Elliott Murphy's new 2011 album, although musically rich and lyrically intense, has a very simple title - Elliott Murphy - and begins a new cycle in the Murphy career and legend as it was produced by none other then Elliott's 20 year-old son Gaspard Murphy. Once again featuring virtuoso guitarist Olivier Durand and The Normandy All Stars, the album was recorded in Le Havre, New York City, and Paris with guests Kenny Margolis on keyboards (Willy DeVille) and backing vocals by Laura Mayne (Native), Alain Chenneviere (Pow Wow) and Lisa Lowell (Bruce Springsteen). 11 Unforgettable songs like "Poise 'n Grace" and "Rock 'n Roll 'n Rock 'n Roll." A classic in the works!
Notes From The Underground CD
15€
Notes From The Underground is Elliott Murphy's 30th album and a rapid follow-up to his highly praised Coming Home Again of last year. Featuring 11 new original songs recorded with Elliott's touring band The Normandy Allstars featuring guitar virtuoso Olivier Durand and New York keyboard legend Kenny Margolis Underground may be the most electric rocking album that Elliott has recorded in years. Already fans are calling opening cut "And General Robert E Lee" a classic EM song. *All orders of Notes From The Underground will receive (for a limited time only) a free promo CD of Coming Home Again. Orders must be received by 31 April 2008.
Strings Of The Storm 2CD
15€
Elliott's double album from 2003 featuring such concert favorites as "Green River" and "From Room 102". A full double album of 22 songs plus the bonus cut of "Ground Zero" which many fans call the most moving post-9/11 song to date. Limited amount available. Perhaps the most over-looked classic of Elliott Murphy's career.
