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Shaun Murphy was born in [[Omaha, Nebraska]], lived with her family as a child in Omaha and then in [[Cedar Rapids, Iowa]], prior to moving to [[Detroit, Michigan]] in high school. She is best described as a [[blue-eyed soul]] singer. She teamed with several other "girl bands" while in Detroit, prior to being noticed by an employee of [[Motown Records]] in a local theatre production along with notable recording artist [[Meat Loaf]]. The two were signed by Rare Earth Records, a division of [[Motown Records]] as ''Stoney & Meatloaf''. The pairing was short-lived, and while Murphy remained under contract with [[Motown]] after the breakup of the duo, she grew impatient and headed to Los Angeles where she soon found herself recording and touring with [[Eric Clapton]]. She also sang, toured, and recorded with such notables as [[The Moody Blues]], [[Bob Seger]], [[Maria Muldaur]], [[Bruce Hornsby]], [[Michael Bolton]], [[Coco Montoya]]. and [[Alice Cooper]]. In the liner notes of Bob Seger's live album ''[[Nine Tonight]]'', she is credited for singing backup vocals for the entire tour. |
Shaun Murphy was born in [[Omaha, Nebraska]], lived with her family as a child in Omaha and then in [[Cedar Rapids, Iowa]], prior to moving to [[Detroit, Michigan]] in high school. She is best described as a [[blue-eyed soul]] singer. She teamed with several other "girl bands" while in Detroit, prior to being noticed by an employee of [[Motown Records]] in a local theatre production along with notable recording artist [[Meat Loaf]]. The two were signed by Rare Earth Records, a division of [[Motown Records]] as ''Stoney & Meatloaf''. The pairing was short-lived, and while Murphy remained under contract with [[Motown]] after the breakup of the duo, she grew impatient and headed to Los Angeles where she soon found herself recording and touring with [[Eric Clapton]]. She also sang, toured, and recorded with such notables as [[The Moody Blues]], [[Bob Seger]], [[Maria Muldaur]], [[Bruce Hornsby]], [[Michael Bolton]], [[Coco Montoya]]. and [[Alice Cooper]]. In the liner notes of Bob Seger's live album ''[[Nine Tonight]]'', she is credited for singing backup vocals for the entire tour. |
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The legendary band [[Little Feat]] was originally founded by [[Lowell George]] and [[Bill Payne]] in 1969, and had a very successful recording career throughout the seventies, eventually disbanding shortly after the death of George in 1979. When the band reformed in 1988, Craig Fuller, former front-man for Pure Prairie League, stood in as guitar player and lead singer. In September 1993, Shaun Murphy in turn replaced Fuller as lead singer. |
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Murphy also toured with Bob Seger on his recent 2006–2007 ''Face the Promise'' Tour. |
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==Interview with Shaun Murphy / Digital Interviews== |
==Interview with Shaun Murphy / Digital Interviews== |
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- For other people named Shaun Murphy, all male, see Shaun Murphy (disambiguation)
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Shaun Murphy, born Cheryl Murphy and also known as Stoney is an American singer best known for her work with Bob Seger and Little Feat.
Shaun Murphy was born in Omaha, Nebraska, lived with her family as a child in Omaha and then in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, prior to moving to Detroit, Michigan in high school. She is best described as a blue-eyed soul singer. She teamed with several other "girl bands" while in Detroit, prior to being noticed by an employee of Motown Records in a local theatre production along with notable recording artist Meat Loaf. The two were signed by Rare Earth Records, a division of Motown Records as Stoney & Meatloaf. The pairing was short-lived, and while Murphy remained under contract with Motown after the breakup of the duo, she grew impatient and headed to Los Angeles where she soon found herself recording and touring with Eric Clapton. She also sang, toured, and recorded with such notables as The Moody Blues, Bob Seger, Maria Muldaur, Bruce Hornsby, Michael Bolton, Coco Montoya. and Alice Cooper. In the liner notes of Bob Seger's live album Nine Tonight, she is credited for singing backup vocals for the entire tour.
The legendary band Little Feat was originally founded by Lowell George and Bill Payne in 1969, and had a very successful recording career throughout the seventies, eventually disbanding shortly after the death of George in 1979. When the band reformed in 1988, Craig Fuller, former front-man for Pure Prairie League, stood in as guitar player and lead singer. In September 1993, Shaun Murphy in turn replaced Fuller as lead singer.
Murphy also toured with Bob Seger on his recent 2006–2007 Face the Promise Tour.
Interview with Shaun Murphy / Digital Interviews
Read more from Murphy about her career at the following website: [1]
Albums
Stoney & Meatloaf - Stoney & Meatloaf (1971) (re-released in 1978/1979 as, Meat Loaf featuring Stoney and Meatloaf)
Photos
"Shaun Murphy with Little Feat, 2000"
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