Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!!

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Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71

By PETER COOPER • Staff Writer • September 2, 2008

Jerry Reed, country music’s howling virtuoso and a star of stage, studio and screen, has died. Born Jerry Reed Hubbard, Mr. Reed suffered from emphysema and was in hospice care. He was 71, and he leaves an unparalleled legacy of laughter and song.

By the time Mr. Reed came to popular attention as Burt Reynolds’ truck-driving sidekick “The Snowman” in the Hollywood trilogy Smokey and the Bandit, he was already a musical deity to the guitar players who admired the syncopated flurries he unleashed with a casual gleam. He was also a hit recording artist by that time, having topped the charts with “When You’re Hot, You’re Hot” and “Lord, Mr. Ford,’ and having written songs for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Porter Wagoner, Brenda Lee and others. Then there was his work as session guitarist for Presley, Waylon Jennings, Bobby Bare and many others.

Mr. Reed enjoyed his comedic Hollywood roles (which included a part in the 1998 Adam Sandler film, The Waterboy), and he often smiled when movie fans would ask for an autograph without realizing that he was a singer and guitarist of significance. Music was most important to him, though. Asked by interviewer Frank Goodman which facet of music he preferred – songwriter, solo guitarist, session man or entertainer – Mr. Reed said, “Hey, that’s like trying to pick out your favorite leg.”

“There’s nothing on earth as powerful as music, period,” he told Goodman. “I mean, it’s pretty hard to fight and hate and be angry when you’re making music, isn’t it?”

As Mr. Reed’s health declined in recent years, he focused on spiritual studies and on bringing attention to veterans’ issues.

“For 50 years, all I’d done was take, take, take,” he told The Tennessean’s Tim Ghianni in 2007. “I decided from now on it is going to be giving. And I’m way behind. We’re all way behind. We live this life like what’s down here is what it’s all about. We’re temporary, son, like a wisp of smoke.”

Mr. Reed was born in Atlanta, Ga., on March 20, 1937. He was the son of cotton mill workers Robert Spencer Hubbard and Cynthia Hubbard, who divorced in their son’s first year. From fall of 1937 until 1944, the boy lived in orphanages and foster homes. He rejoined his mother when she married mill worker Hubert Howard in 1944.

Already transfixed by music, he listened to the Grand Ole Opry on the radio each Friday night, jumping around on a woodpile in lieu of a stage, and playing a hairbrush as if it was a rhythm guitar. Noticing his enthusiasm, Cynthia Howard bought a used guitar from a neighbor for $7, presented it to her son and taught him two chords. He began striking the strings with a thumb-pick, a practice he continued throughout his career. When a guitar teacher told him to discontinue that method, an already headstrong Mr. Reed dropped the teacher rather than the pick.

Hearing finger-style guitarist Merle Travis play “I Am A Pilgrim” caused young Mr. Reed to aspire to something beyond simplicity.

“I thought when I heard it, ‘Boy, there it is! That man is walking with the big dog. He knows where the bodies are buried, and I want some of that,’” Mr. Reed told Bob Anderson in a 1979 interview.

Another hero was banjo great Earl Scruggs, and Mr. Reed ultimately arrived at a guitar style that fused Scruggs’ rapid torrents of notes with the rhythms heard in Ray Charles’ “What’d I Say.” That is the style that made Mr. Reed an inspiration to generations of guitarists, and though he would not fully realize his signature sound until the 1960s, he spent his high school years honing his musical and performing chops and displaying a talent and magnetism that set him apart from others at school.

In 1954, he played a self-penned song called “Aunt Meg’s Wooden Leg” for Atlanta publisher and radio host Bill Lowery, who began managing and booking the young man. A 30-day tour opening shows for Ernest Tubb and the Texas Troubadours ensued, and the experience was enough to convince Mr. Reed that high school was of little use to him.

“I knew what I was going to spend my life doing,” he later said. “Nothing else made any sense. Nothing else made any difference.”

In 1954, a 17-year-old Mr. Reed played a show in Atlanta in honor of country star Faron Young, who had been discharged from the Army. Ken Nelson ran Capitol Records, and Nelson attended the Atlanta show. Lowery, who had hired Mr. Reed as a disc jockey at Atlanta’s WGST, told Nelson that Capitol could do worse than to sign the cotton mill boy from Georgia.

Reluctant to sign such a young act to Capitol, Nelson acquiesced. He told Mr. Reed to wait until his 18th birthday before recording, and in October of 1955 the men entered a Nashville studio and made a record. First single “If The Good Lord’s Willing And The Creeks Don’t Rise” did not make any great commercial waves, and neither did follow-up single “I’m A Lover, Not A Fighter.” And neither did any others of Mr. Reed’s Capitol recordings, as he flailed about for a form that rang true. He moved through country, pop and rockabilly, to little avail.

“My records were selling like hot cakes: About fifty cents a stack,” he often joked in later years.

In 1958, Mr. Reed ended his association with Capitol. He enlisted in the United States Army in 1959, the same year he married Priscilla “Prissy” Mitchell. Army brass thought Mr. Reed’s talents better suited for a stage than a battlefield, and the would-be warrior became a member of the army’s Circle A Wranglers band. Meanwhile, Lowery kept pitching Mr. Reed’s songs to others. In 1960, Brenda Lee had a Top 10 pop hit with Mr. Reed’s “That’s All You Gotta Do.” That song was the “flip” side of Lee’s wildly popular single “I’m Sorry.” That success was a change for the better, as was a 1961 military discharge and the development of a unique guitar-playing method that would later be called “Claw style.”

“If (Merle) Travis’ thumb and index finger picking style was first generation, and Chet Atkins’ use of thumb, index and middle finger was second, Reed’s use of his entire right hand to pick (the famous “claw” style) was the wild, untamed and dauntingly complex third generation,” wrote historian and journalist Rich Kienzle.

Mr. Reed switched from a steel-stringed acoustic guitar to a nylon-stringed Baldwin model, with an electronic “pickup” that allowed the guitar to be heard above a full band. He signed a Columbia Records contract in 1961, but that deal yielded no hits. His songwriting and session playing proved more lucrative, as he performed on hits for Bobby Bare and he penned Porter Wagoner’s 1962 No. 1 hit, “Misery Loves Company.” And Mr. Reed attracted a high-powered fan in Chet Atkins, the guitar star who ran Nashville’s branch of RCA.

“Chet and I had got friendly, and he told me, ‘You ain’t never going to have a hit recording what’s not you. Just go in there and be what you are.’ Chet thinks I’m funky,” Mr. Reed told Morton Moss of the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner.

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Atkins expressed interest in Mr. Reed signing to RCA, and Mr. Reed broke the news to a Columbia Records executive that he would like to go to RCA. “It really broke his heart,” Mr. Reed recalled, later. “Took him about 30 seconds to let me go.”

Atkins was determined to record Mr. Reed as an atypical artist rather than molding him into a pre-established model. In his guitar work and in the songs he wrote, Mr. Reed revealed a humor and a wit that set him apart from other performers and endeared him to audiences.

The key was capturing that in a way that didn’t dull spontaneity or intelligence, and Atkins figured quite correctly that he knew how to do this. Rather than asking Mr. Reed to write or record for a particular audience demographic, as he’d done on Capitol and Columbia, Atkins insisted that Mr. Reed be Mr. Reed.

“I owe almost every bit of success that has come to me to Chet Atkins,” Mr. Reed told the Associated Press in 1999. “He’s a nonconformist, and he suggested that I just play my guitar and sing my songs and he’d release singles.”

The first best result of Mr. Atkins’ prodding was instrumental showcase “The Claw,” so named because of the way Mr. Reed’s hand looked when playing in his intricate style.

Then, Mr. Reed came up with “Guitar Man,” which showcased his guitar work, his voice and his storytelling ability. “Guitar Man” was followed by “Tupelo Mississippi Flash,” which became Mr. Reed’s first Top 20 hit, in 1967. “Tupelo Mississippi Flash” was a funky laugher that poked fun at an industry executive who didn’t understand the power and reach of Elvis Presley.

In fact, Presley recorded two songs from Mr. Reed’s pen, “U.S. Male” and “Guitar Man.” Presley was unhappy with others’ attempts to recreate Mr. Reed’s guitar sound, and Mr. Reed received a telephone call from producer Felton Jarvis, asking how he did what he did. Mr. Reed told Jarvis that the only way to get the Jerry Reed sound was to have Jerry Reed on the session, asserting that most studio players are “straight pickers,” while, “I play with my fingers and tune that guitar up all weird kind of ways.”

Jarvis, and Presley, took note, and Mr. Reed performed on the Presley sessions. It all made sense: The only way to sound like Jerry Reed was to be Jerry Reed.

Mr. Reed wrote “Alabama Wild Man,” a Top 50 country hit in 1968 that gave the native Georgian a fun but geographically incorrect nickname. But his breakthrough moment came in late 1970, when the funny, funky and swampy “Amos Moses” landed in the Top 10 of the pop charts and in the Top 20 of the country charts. An instrumental with Atkins won a Grammy in 1971, and the following year Mr. Reed won a best country male performance Grammy for his first No. 1 country smash, appropriately titled “When You’re Hot, You’re Hot.” Two years later, he hit No. 1 again with the modern times lament, “Lord, Mr. Ford.”

During this time, Mr. Reed was also appearing regularly on friend Glen Campbell’s Goodtime Hour, and television types took notice of his charisma. In 1974, he played a joke-cracking role in W.W. and the Dixie Dance Kings. His best-loved film role came in 1977, when he starred as Cledus Snow, a.k.a. “The Snowman,” in the Reynolds’ flick Smokey and the Bandit. Mr. Reed co-wrote the movie’s theme song, “East Bound and Down,” which spent two weeks at No. 2 on the Billboard Country singles chart.

The Hollywood success and country hits provided smiles for Mr. Reed’s casual fans, but musicians also took notice of the staggering virtuosity behind the records. Brent Mason, now the top session man in Nashville, calls Mr. Reed “my favorite guitar player of all time.” And scores of others sought to decipher the secrets behind Mr. Reed’s rocket-fueled licks. As Guitar Town struggled to catch up, Mr. Reed notched another No. 1 hit with “She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft)” and a No. 2. effort with “The Bird,” in which Mr. Reed displayed his spot-on impressions of Willie Nelson and George Jones.

And, in terms of chart runs and guitar innovation, that was it. Mr. Reed had no Top 20 hits after 1983, and his triumphs following that were limited to live performance and movie roles. But the sound he got out of his guitar in the years between 1967 and 1983 is an influence that is more than temporary, more than a wisp of smoke.

“Like Django (Reinhardt), Chet and a few others, Jerry Reed created a unique style of guitar playing, one which will be carried on by admirers for generations to come,” said esteemed musician David Hungate. Scholar John Knowles told Thomas Goldsmith, “His playing has the complexity of classical music but the rhythmic sense that comes from country, rock and gospel.”

There were plenty who never knew of Mr. Reed as anything more than “The Snowman,” or as the coach in The Waterboy. He was funny, and an entertainer, and in terms of movie-making that was enough. Yet Mr. Reed was also one of the most compellingly original guitarists of all time. He fully understood that most of the general public didn’t know that, and he fully understood that many session guitarists not only understood it but attempted to replicate his feel and technique. And he was fine with all of that.

“Every dream I ever dreamed came true in my life,” he told interviewer Calvin Gilbert in 2005. “I got to write hit songs… And I got to be on phonograph records… I’m a cotton mill boy, and I got to go to Hollywood. Can you imagine that? Why, yeah, my goodness gracious. Go figure.”

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Jerry REED

Chanteur US né le 20 mars 1937, originaire d'Atlanta (Georgie), de son vrai nom Jerry Reed Hubbard. Jerry Reed a débuté en 1955 chez Capitol Records.
Ami et poulain de Chet Atkins, il est un chanteur, acteur et compositeur génial: "Crazy Legs" pour Gene Vincent, "Guitar Man" et "US Male" pour Elvis Presley. De nos jours, Jerry Reed est devenu une grande vedette de la Country Music.

http://jerryreed.xs3.com/
http://www.rockabillyhall.com/JerryReed.html
http://alabamawildman.com

A THING CALLED LOVE
GUITAR MAN
LORD MR. FORD
AMOS MOSES
WHEN YOU'RE HOT YOU'RE HOT

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DISCOGRAPHIE

Singles

11/1955	SP CAPITOL F3294 (US)	If The Lord's Willin' / Here I Am
03/1956	SP CAPITOL F3381 (US)	I'm A Lover Not A Fighter / Honey Chile
05/1956	SP CAPITOL F3429 (US)	When I Found Out / Mister Whiz
08/1956	SP CAPITOL F3504 (US)	This Great Big Empty Room / Just A Romeo
12/1956	SP CAPITOL F3592 (US)	Too Busy Cryin' The Blues / You're Braggin' Boy
03/1957	SP CAPITOL F3657 (US)	It's High Time / Forever
06/1957	SP CAPITOL F3731 (US)	Oh ! Lonely Heart / Rockin' In Bagdad
11/1957	SP CAPITOL F3823 (US)	In My Own Backyard / Ba-Bee
02/1958	SP CAPITOL F3882 (US)	Bessie Baby / Too Young To Be Blue
06/1958	SP CAPITOL F3992 (US)	Your Money Makes You Purty / How Can I Go On This Way
12/1958	SP NRC 014 (US)	Have Blues, Will Travel / This Can't Be Happening To Me
1958	SP CAPITOL 14851 (UK)	Bessie Baby / Too Young To The Blue
06/1959	SP NRC 5008 (US)	Little Lovin' Liza / Soldier's Joy
07/1959	SP NRC 032 (US)	Just Right / Stone Eternal
06/1961	SP COLUMBIA 4-42047 (US)	Love Is The Cause Of It / Love And War
10/1961	SP COLUMBIA 4-42183 (US)	Hit And Run / It Sure Is Blue Out Tonight
02/1962	SP COLUMBIA 4-42311 (US)	Pity The Fool / I've Got Everybody Fooled
05/1962	SP COLUMBIA 4-42417 (US)	I'm Movin' On / Goodnight Irene
09/1962	SP COLUMBIA 4-42533 (US)	Jerry REED & The HULLY GIRLIES - Twist-A-Roo (instr.) / Hully Gully Twist (instr.)
11/1962	SP COLUMBIA 4-42639 (US)	Overlooked And Overloved / Too Old To Cut The Mustard
02/1963	SP COLUMBIA 4-42704 (US)	I Want To Be Loved / I'll See You In My Dreams
05/1963	SP COLUMBIA 4-42808 (US)	The Shock / Let's Get Ready For The Summer
09/1963	SP COLUMBIA 4-42863 (US)	Love Don't Grow On Trees / Mountain Man
05/1964	SP COLUMBIA 4-43052 (US)	June Night / Spilled Milk
04/1965	SP RCA VICTOR 47-8565 (US)	If I Don't Live It Up / I Feel A Sin Coming On
08/1965	SP RCA VICTOR 47-8667 (US)	Ain't That Just Like A Fool / Love's Battleground
12/1965	SP RCA VICTOR 47-8730 (US)	Fightnin' For The U.S.A. / Navy Blues
08/1966	SP RCA VICTOR 47-8957 (US)	Woman Shy / I Feel For You
04/1967	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9152 (US)	Guitar Man / It Don't Work That Way
08/1967	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9334 (US)	Wabash Cannonball / Tupelo Mississippi Flash
03/1968	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9493 (US)	Remembering / Fine On My Mind
08/1968	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9623 (US)	Alabama Wild Man / Twelve Bar Midnight
12/1968	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9701 (US)	Oh What A Woman / Losing Your Love
03/1969	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0124 (US)	The Better Things In Life / Blues Land
07/1969	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0211 (US)	Are You From Dixie / Worried Man
09/1969	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0242 (US)	A Thing Called Love / Hallelujah I Love Her So
11/1969	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9794 (US)	Turn It Around In Your Mind / Long Gone
1969	SP RCA VICTOR 1798 (UK)	Oh What A Woman / The Claw
02/1970	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9804 (US)	Talk About The Good Times / Alabama Jubilee
06/1970	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9870 (US)	Georgia Sunshine / The Swingin' 69
09/1970	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9890 (US)	Tennessee Stud (with Chet ATKINS) / Cannonball Rag (with Chet ATKINS)
10/1970	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9904 (US)	Amos Moses / The Preacher And The Bear
1970	SP RCA VICTOR 1971 (UK)	Plastic Saddle / If I Promise
03/1971	SP RCA VICTOR 47-9976 (US)	When You're Hot, You're Hot / You've Been Cryin'
08/1971	SP RCA VICTOR 74-1011 (US)	Ko-Ko Joe / I Feel For You
12/1971	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0613 (US)	Another Puff / Love Man

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1971	SP RCA VICTOR 447-0896 (US)	Amos Moses / When You're Hot, You're Hot
1971	SP RCA VICTOR 2063 (UK)	Amos Moses / The Preacher And The Bear
1971	SP RCA VICTOR 20101 (UK)	When You're Hot, You're Hot / ?
1971	SP RCA VICTOR 45641 (F)	Amos Moses / Wayfaring Stranger
1971	SP RCA VICTOR 49693 (F)	Amos Moses / Wayfaring Stranger
02/1972	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0667 (US)	Smell The Flowers / If It Comes To That
06/1972	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0738 (US)	Alabama Wild Man (remake) / Take It Easy
09/1972	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0775 (US)	Jerry's Breakdown / Nashtown Ville
12/1972	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0857 (US)	You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / I'm Not Playing Games
05/1973	SP RCA VICTOR 74-0960 (US)	Lord Mr. Ford / Two-Timin'
10/1973	SP RCA VICTOR APBO 0194 (US)	The Uptown Poker Club / Honkin'
02/1974	SP RCA VICTOR APBO 0224 (US)	The Crude Oil Blues / Pickie Pickie Pickie
05/1974	SP RCA VICTOR APBO 0273 (US)	A Good Woman's Love / Everybody Needs Someone
07/1974	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10013 (US)	Lightnin' Rod / You've Got It
09/1974	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10063 (US)	Boogie Woogie Rock 'n' Roll / In Between
01/1975	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10132 (US)	Let Sing Our Song / Grab Bag
03/1975	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10247 (US)	Mind Your Love / Struttin'
06/1975	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10325 (US)	The Telephone / City Of New Orleans
09/1975	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10389 (US)	You've Got A Lock On Me / Reedology
10/1975	SP RCA VICTOR GB 10510 (US)	Another Puff / Love Man
05/1976	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10717 (US)	The Gator / Good For Him
10/1976	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10784 (US)	Remembering Kentucky / Babe
02/1977	SP RCA VICTOR PB 10893 (US)	Semolita / Phantom Of The Opry
05/1977	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11008 (US)	With His Pants In His Hands / We Called It Everything
07/1977	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11056 (US)	East Bound And Down / Redneck In A Rock 'n' Roll Bar
11/1977	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11164 (US)	You Know What / Louisiana Lady

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03/1978	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11232 (US)	Sweet Love Feelings / You're Gonna Need Someone
05/1978	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11281 (US)	What Can I Say / I Feel For You
08/1978	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11370 (US)	Stars And Stripes Forever (with the PLUG-N-BAND) / Reedology (with the PLUG-N-BAND)
10/1978	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11407 (US)	Gimme Back My Blues / Honkin'
02/1979	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11472 (US)	Second Hand Satin Lady / Jiffy Jam
06/1979	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11638 (US)	The Line In Gasoline/ A Piece Of Cake
08/1979	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11698 (US)	Hot Stuff / Nervous Breakdown
11/1979	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11764 (US)	Sugarfoot Rag / I Wanna Go Back Home To Georgia
03/1980	SP RCA VICTOR PB 11944 (US)	Workin' At The Carwash Blues / Age
05/1980	SP RCA VICTOR GB 11986 (US)	East Bound And Down / (I'm Just A) Redneck In A Rock'n Roll Bar
06/1980	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12034 (US)	Friendly Family Inn / The Bandit
08/1980	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12083 (US)	Texas Bound And Flyin' / Concrete Sailor
12/1980	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12157 (US)	Caffein Nicotine Benzedrine / ?
03/1981	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12210 (US)	The Testimony Of Soddy Hoe / Dreaming Fairytales
05/1981	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12253 (US)	Good Friends Make Good Lovers / The Devil Went Down To Georgia
07/1981	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12301 (US)	The Lunchbox / Mommas Don't Let You Kids
09/1981	SP RCA VICTOR PB 12318 (US)	Patches / Stray Dogs And Stray Women
02/1982	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13081 (US)	The Man With The Golden Thumb / East Bound And Down
06/1982	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13268 (US)	She Got The Goldmine / "44"
10/1982	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13355 (US)	The Bird / Hobo
01/1983	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13422 (US)	Down On The Corner / Hard Times
04/1983	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13527 (US)	Good Ole Boys / She's Ready For Someone
07/1983	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13580 (US)	Hold On I'm Comin' (with Waylon JENNINGS) / Nobody Ever Loved Me
10/1983	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13663 (US)	I'm A Slave / Nobody Ever Loved Me
11/1983	SP RCA VICTOR PB 13666 (US)	Christmas Time's A-Comin' / The Best I Ever Had

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04/1984	SP RCA VICTOR GB 13789 (US)	Hold On I'm Comin' (with Waylon JENNINGS) / + Waylon JENNINGS & Hank WILLIAMS JR.)
04/1985	SP RCA VICTOR GB 14069 (US)	She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft) / Bird
1985	SP CAPITOL PB-5531 (US)	What Comes Around / Big Time Fool
1986	SP CAPITOL PB-5556 (US)	Country's Alive And Doing Well / Let It Go
1986	SP CAPITOL PB-5612 (US)	This Missin' You's A Whole / There Was You
1986	SP CAPITOL PB-5660 (US)	You Can't Get The Hell Out / Old Fashioned Hearts
1995	CD SOUTHERN TRACKS STCD 0066 (US)	Tryin' Stuff On / The Bird
1995	CD SOUTHERN TRACKS ? (US)	Wish I Had Not Done It My Way / Bass Fishin' Bubba
1998	CD SOUTHERN TRACKS ? (US)	Talk The Talk And Walk The Walk / ?
1998	CD SOUTHERN TRACKS STCD 0108 (US)	My Priscilla / My Gypsy Heart

Albums

1967	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 3756 (US)	THE UNBELIEVABLE GUITAR AND VOICE OF JERRY REED - It Don't Work That Way / Guitar Man / You're Young And You'll Forget / Woman Shy / I Feel For You / Take A Walk / Love Man / If I Promise / US Male / Long Gone / If It Comes To That / Claw
1968	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 3978 (US)	NASHVILLE UNDERGROUND - Remembering, Thing Called Love / You Wouldn't Know A Good Thing / Save Your Dreams / Almost Crazy / You've Been Cryin' Again / Fine On My Mind / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / Wabash Cannonball / Hallelujah I Love Her So / John Henry
1968	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4069 (US)	ALABAMA WILD MAN - Alabama Wild Man / Love Prints / Broken Heart Attack / Freeborn Man / Last Train To Clarksville / Twelve Bar Midnight / Losing Your Love / Today Is Mine / Maybe In Time / House Of The Rising Sun / You'd Better Take Time
1969	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4147 (US)	BETTER THINGS IN LIFE - Roving Gambler / Pride Today / Likes Of Me / Blues Land / Coming Up Roses / Johnny Wants To Be A Star / There's Better Things In Life / Oh What A Woman / Patches Of Blue / Swinging '69 / Someday You'll Call My Name / I'm A Happy Man
1969	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4204 (US)	EXPLORES GUITAR COUNTRY - Georgia On My Mind / Sittin' On Top Of The World / Are You From Dixie / St James Infirmary / Bluegrass / Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Wayfaring Stranger, In The Pines / Swarmin' / John Hardy / Barbara Allen / Worried Man

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1970	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4293 (US)	COOKIN' - Turn It Around In Your Mind / How Many Tomorrows / Sometimes Feelin' / Just To Satisfy You / Plastic Saddle / I Should Stayed Home / Alabama Jubilee / Aunt Maudie's Fun Garden / Semi-Great Predictor / My Next Impersonation / Gomyeyonyo
1970	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4391 (US)	GEORGIA SUNSHINE - Georgia Sunshine / Good Friends And Neighbors / Mule Skinner Blues / That's All Part Of Losing / Eight More Miles To Louisville / Amos Moses / Dream Sweet Dreams About Me / Preacher And The Bear / Ugly Woman / Talk About The Good Times
1970	LP 12" RCA INTS 1215 (US)	NASHVILLE RAMBLER - Georgia Sunshine / Alabama Jubilee / House Of The Rising Sun / Mule Skinner Blues / Just To Satisfy You / Aunt Maudie's Fun Garden / Talk About The Good Times / Twelve Bar Midnight / Someday You'll Call My Name / There's Better Things In Life / Freeborn Man / Turn It Around In Your Mind
1970	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4396 (US)	ME AND JERRY - (Jerry REED & Chet ATKINS) - Tennessee Stud / Bridge Over Troubled Water / Mac Arthur Park / Old Man River / Nut Sundae / Cannonball Rag / Wreck Of The Johnny B Goode / Stump Water / January February March / Something
1971	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3021 (UK)	GEORGIA SUNSHINE - Georgia Sunshine / Good Friends And Neighbors / Mule Skinner Blues / That's All Part Of Losing / Eight More Miles To Louisville / Amos Moses / Dream Sweet Dreams About Me / Preacher And The Bear / Ugly Woman / Talk About The Good Times
1971	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4506 (US)	WHEN YOU'RE HOT YOU'RE HOT - When You're Hot You're Hot / Thank You Girl / Don't Think Twice It's All Right / She Understands Me / Turned On / Amos Moses / I'll Be Around, Big Daddy / With You Missing You / My Kind Of Love / Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town
1971	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4596 (US)	KO-KO JOE - Ko-Ko Joe / Another Puff / Early Morning Rain / Brand New Day / Not As A Sweetheart / You'll Never Walk Alone / Love Is A Stranger To Me / Country Boy's Dream / Seasons Of My Mind / Framed
1971	LP 12"HARMONY H 30547 (US)	I'M MOVIN' ON - (Early recordings)
1971	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3033 (UK)	ME AND JERRY - (Jerry REED & Chet ATKINS) - Tennessee Stud / Bridge Over Troubled Water / MacArthur Park / Old Man River / Nut Sundae / Cannonball Rag / Wreck Of The John B / Stump Water / The January February March / Something
1971	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3036 (UK)	WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT - When You're Hot, You're Hot / Thank You Girl / Don't Think Twice / She Understands Me / Turned On / Amos Moses / I'll Be Around / Big Daddy / With You / My Kinda Love / Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town
1971	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3040 (UK)	UNBELIEVABLE GUITAR AND VOICE OF JERRY REED - It Don't Work That Way / Guitar Man / You're Young And You'll Forget / Woman Shy / I Feel For You / Take A Walk / Love Man / If I Promise / US Male / Long Gone / If It Comes To That / Claw
1972	LP 12" RCA CAMDEN CAS 2585 (US)	OH WHAT A WOMAN - Oh What A Woman / Roving Gambler / Sittin' On Top Of The World / Wayfaring Stranger / I Feel For You / Today Is Mine / Guitar Man / Take A Walk / Woman Shy
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4660 (US)	SMELL THE FLOWERS - Smell The Flowers / Don't Get Heavy / Endless Miles Of Highway / Take It Easy / It Don't Work That Way / If I Ever Love Again / My Guitar And My Song / Don't Let The Good Life Pass You By / It Ain't Home But It Ain't Bad / Pave Your Way Into Tomorrow
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3056 (UK)	NASHVILLE UNDERGROUND - Remembering, Thing Called Love / You Wouldn't Know A Good Thing / Save Your Dreams / Almost Crazy / You've Been Cryin' Again / Fine On My Mind / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / Wabash Cannonball / Hallelujah I Love Her So / John Henry
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4707 (US)	ME AND CHET - (Jerry REED & Chet ATKINS) - Jerry's Breakdown / Limehouse Blues / Liebestraum / Serenade De Summertime / Nashtown Ville / Mystery Train / Mad Russian / Flying South / Good Stuff / All I Ever Need Is You / I Saw The Light
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3093 (UK)	ME AND CHET - (Jerry REED & Chet ATKINS) - Jerry's Breakdown / Limehouse Blues / Liebestraum / Serenade De Summertime / Nashtown Ville / Mystery Train / Mad Russian / Flying South / Good Stuff / All I Ever Need Is You / I Saw The Light

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1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3104 (UK)	SMELL THE FLOWERS - Smell The Flowers / Don't Get Heavy / Endless Miles Of Highway / Take It Easy / It Don't Work That Way / If I Ever Love Again / My Guitar And My Song / Don't Let The Good Life Pass You By / It Ain't Home But It Ain't Bad / Pave Your Way Into Tomorrow
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4729 (US)	THE BEST OF JERRY REED - Guitar Man / Georgia On My Mind / Thing Called Love / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / Amos Moses / Today Is Mine / Georgia Sunshine / Claw / When You're Hot You're Hot / Ko-Ko Joe / US Male
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3114 (UK)	THE BEST OF JERRY REED - Guitar Man / Georgia On My Mind / Thing Called Love / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / Amos Moses / Today Is Mine / Georgia Sunshine / Claw / When You're Hot You're Hot / Ko-Ko Joe / US Male
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4750 (US)	JERRY REED - 500 Miles Away From Home / Almost Crazy / You Made My Life A Song / You're Young And You'll Forget / Alabama Wild Man / Misery Loves Company / Time For Love / Sunshine Day / Huggin' And Chalkin' / Careless Love
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3123 (UK)	JERRY REED - 500 Miles Away From Home / Almost Crazy / You Made My Life A Song / You're Young And You'll Forget / Alabama Wild Man / Misery Loves Company / Time For Love / Sunshine Day / Huggin' And Chalkin' / Careless Love
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSP 4838 (US)	HOT A' MIGHTY - Goodnight Irene / Promised Land - Johnny B Goode - School Day - Maybelline - Memphis Tennessee / Sweet Memories / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Back Home In Georgia / I'm Not Playing Games / Nashville Woman / Sixteen Tons / Caribbean / I Just Don't Understand
1972	LP 12" HARMONY H 31499 (US)	JUST US THREE - (Jerry REED, Freddie HART & Sammi SMITH) - Stand Up / I'll Hit It With A Stick / Loose Talk / Pity The Fool / I've Got Everybody Fooled / Love Don't Grow On Trees / Sand Covered Angels / He Went A Little Bit Farther / Topless (early recordings)
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR 741004 (F)	NASHVILLE SOUND - Oh What A Woman / St. James Infirmary / Wayfaring Stranger / Alabama Wild Man / Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Are You From Dixie / Fine On My Mind / Gomyeyonyo / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / Tennessee Stud / Plastic Saddle / Guitar Man
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR 751004 (F)	ME AND CHET - (Jerry REED & Chet ATKINS) - Jerry's Breakdown / Limehouse Blues / Liebestraum / Serenade De Summertime / Nashtown Ville / Mystery Train / Mad Russian / Flying South / Good Stuff / All I Ever Need Is You / I Saw The Light
1972	LP 12" RCA VICTOR 751005 (F)	ME AND JERRY - Tennessee Stud / Bridge Over Troubled Water / MacArthur Park / Old Man River / Nut Sundae / Cannonball Rag / Wreck Of The John B / Stump Water / The January February March / Something
1973	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3168 (UK)	HOT A' MIGHTY - Goodnight Irene / Promised Land - Johnny B Goode - School Day - Maybelline - Memphis Tennessee / Sweet Memories / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Back Home In Georgia / I'm Not Playing Games / Nashville Woman / Sixteen Tons / Caribbean / I Just Don't Understand
1973	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 0238 (US)	LORD MR. FORD - Lord Mr Ford / Folsom Prison Blues / Rainbow Ride / Two Timing / That Lucky Old Sun / You Can't Keep Me Here In Tennessee / Lady Is A Woman / Pickie Pickie Pickie / One Sweet Reason / I'm Gonna Write A Song
1973	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AFL1 0238 (UK)	LORD MR. FORD - Lord Mr Ford / Folsom Prison Blues / Rainbow Ride / Two Timing / That Lucky Old Sun / You Can't Keep Me Here In Tennessee / Lady Is A Woman / Pickie Pickie Pickie / One Sweet Reason / I'm Gonna Write A Song
1973	LP 12" RCA CAMDEN ACL1 0331 (US)	TUPELO MISSISSIPPI FLASH - Blue-Grass / Georgia Sunshine / Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / US Male / Broken Heart Attack / I'm A Happy Man / Wabash Cannonball / John Henry

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1973	LP 12" RCA CAMDEN ACL1 0356 (US)	THE UPTOWN POKER CLUB - Uptown Poker Club / Some Of These Days / Everybody Has Those Kind Of Days / Lay It On My Lady / It's Tough All Over / Nobody / Travelin' Music / Honkin' / You've Got It / North To Chicago
1973	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AFL1 0356 (UK)	THE UPTOWN POKER CLUB - Uptown Poker Club / Some Of These Days / Everybody Has Those Kind Of Days / Lay It On My Lady / It's Tough All Over / Nobody / Travelin' Music / Honkin' / You've Got It / North To Chicago
1973	LP 12" HILLTOP JS 6127 (US)	I'M A LOVER NOT A FIGHTER - I'm A Lover Not A Fighter / Here I Am / Mr Whiz / Honey Chile / You're Braggin' Boy / If The Lord's Willing And The Creeks Don't Rise / Too Busy Cryin' The Blues / This Great Big Empty Room / Just A Romeo
1974	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 0544 (US)	GOOD WOMAN'S LOVE - Good Woman's Love / St Louis Blues / Oh Shenandoah / Hurry Home / Everybody Needs Someone / Home Sweet Home / Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms / All Day Ride / Mystery Train / Crude Oil Blues
1974	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 0787 (US)	MIND YOUR LOVE - Mind Your Love / City Of New Orleans / Let's Sing Our Song / Telephone / Friend / Lightning Rod / Bad Bad Leroy Brown / Grab Bag / When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again / Struttin'
1975	LP 12" RCA VICTOR LSA 3227 (UK)	MIND YOUR LOVE - Mind Your Love / City Of New Orleans / Let's Sing Our Song / Telephone / Friend / Lightning Rod / Bad Bad Leroy Brown / Grab Bag / When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again / Struttin'
1975	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 1226 (US)	RED HOT PICKER - You Got A Lock On Me / Boogie King / Lovin' Someone / Little Things / Bake / Papa's Knee / Coin Machine / Red Hot Picker / Reedology / To Love You
1975	LP 12" MCA MCA 2099 (US)	SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT - Legend / West Bound And Down / Foxy Lady / Orange Blossom Special / Bandit / March Of The Rednecks / If You Leave Me Tonight I'll Cry / East Bound And Down / Bandit / And The Fight Played On / Ma Cousin Plays Steel / Hot Pants Fuzz Parade / Bandit (soundtrack recordings)
1976	LP 12" RCA VICTOR ANL1 1345 (US)	WHEN YOU'RE HOT, YOU'RE HOT - When You're Hot, You're Hot / Thank You Girl / Don't Think Twice / She Understands Me / Turned On / Amos Moses / I'll Be Around / Big Daddy / With You / My Kinda Love / Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town
1976	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 1861 (US)	BOTH BARRELS - Alabama Jubilee / Remembering / Kentucky / Miller's Cave / Last Train / Gator / Pointer's Rock / Oklahoma Sunshine / Good For Him / Rooster Jones
1976	LP 12" PICKWICK / CAMDEN ACL-7024 (US)	ALABAMA WILD MAN - Alabama Wild Man / Misery Loves Company / You Made My Life A Song / Almost Crazy / You're Young And You'll Forget / Five Hundred Miles Away From Home \| Sunshine Day \| Huggin' And Chalkin' \| Careless Love
1976	LP 12" RCA VICTOR FPL1 7305 (F)	TUPELO MISSISSIPPI FLASH - Blue-Grass / Georgia Sunshine / Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / US Male / Broken Heart Attack / I'm A Happy Man / Wabash Cannonball / John Henry
1977	LP 12" RCA VICTOR ANL1 2167 (US)	ME AND CHET - Jerry's Breakdown / Limehouse Blues / Liebestraum / Serenade For Summer / Nashtown Ville / Mystery Train / The Mad Russian / Flying South / Good Stuff / All I Ever Need Is You / I Saw The Light
1977	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 2346 (US)	RIDES AGAIN - Bully Of The Town / It's My Time / We've Called It Everything Else / Something Bout You Baby I Like / Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo / With His Pants In His Hands / Phantom Of The Opry / Semolita / So Fine / Redneck In A Rock And Roll Bar
1977	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 2516 (US)	EAST BOUND AND DOWN - East Bound And Down / Lightning Rod / Bandit / Bake / Legend / Framed / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Rainbow Ride / Just To Satisfy You / Don't Think Twice It's All Right

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1978	LP 12" RCA VICTOR APL1 2764 (US)	SWEET LOVE FEELINGS - Sweet Love Feelings / Louisiana Lady / Reverend John Henry / You Know What / I Feel For You / I Love You What Can I Say / Hold Tight / Banjo Man / You're Gonna Need Someone / Busted
1978	LP 12" MCA MCA 2316 (US)	SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT 2 - Texas Bound And Flyin' / Charlotte's Web / To Be Your Man / Ride Concrete Cowboy Ride / Deliverance Of The Wildwood Flower / Pecos Promenade / Here's Lookin' At You / Do You Know You Are My Sunshine / Again And Again / Let's Do Something Cheap And Superficial / Tulsa Time / Pickin' Lone Star Style (soundtrack recordings)
1978	LP 12" RCA VICTOR PL 42160 (UK)	THE HITS OF JERRY REED -Alabama Wild Man / Mind Your Love / Lord, Mr. Ford / Smell The Flowers \| When You're Hot, You're Hot / You Got A Lock On Me \| Boogie Woogie Rock And Roll / Ko-Ko Joe / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me \| The Uptown Poker Club \| A Good Woman's Love / The Telephone / Let's Sing Our Song \| The Crude Oil Blues \| Another Puff
1979	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 3359 (US)	HALF SINGIN' AND HALF PICKIN' - Second Hand Satin Lady / Gimme Back My Blues / I Don't Know About You / Baby We're Really In Love / In The Sack / Piece Of Cake / Pretty Magic / Stars And Stripes Forever / Jiffy Jam / Nervous Breakdown
1979	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AFL1 3359 (UK)	HALF SINGIN' AND HALF PICKIN' - Second Hand Satin Lady / Gimme Back My Blues / I Don't Know About You / Baby We're Really In Love / In The Sack / Piece Of Cake / Pretty Magic / Stars And Stripes Forever / Jiffy Jam / Nervous Breakdown
1979	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 3453 (US)	LIVE - Introduction / It's Got To Come Out / I Wanna Go Back Home To Georgia / Who Was The Man Who Put The Line In Gasoline / Hot Stuff / Nine Pound Hammer / I Crapped Myself Into The Poorhouse / El Paso / May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose / I'm Your Guitar / Guitar Man / East Bound And Down
1980	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 3604 (US)	JEERY REED SINGS JIM CROCE - Workin' At The Carwash Blues / One Less Set Of Footsteps / You Don't Mess Around With Jim / I Got A Name / Time In A Bottle / Age / I'll Have To Say I Love You / Hard Way Every Time / Bad bad Leroy Brown / Careful Man
1980	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AYL1 3677 (UK)	EAST BOUND AND DOWN - East Bound And Down / Lightnin' Rod / The Bandit / Bake / The Legend / Framed / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Rainbow Ride / Just To Satisfy You / Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
1980	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 3771 (US)	TEXAS BOUND AND FLYIN' - Texas Bound And Flyin' / That's The Chance I'll Have To Take / East Bound And Down / If Love's Not Around The House / Sugarfoot Rag / Caffein Nicotine Benzedrine And Wish Me Luck / Concrete Sailor / Semi-Happy / Detroit City / Friendly Family Inn
1980	LP 12" PICKWICK / CAMDEN ACL 7076 (US)	LORD, MR. FORD - Lord, Mr. Ford / Folsom Prison Blues / Rainbow Ride / Pickie, Pickie, Pickie / That Lucky Old Sun / You Can't Keep Me Here In Tennessee / The Lady Is A Woman / Two-Timin' / One Sweet Reason
1981	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 4021 (US)	DIXIE DREAMS - Bayou Woman / Good Friends Make Good Lovers / Love Me Tonight / Rhythm And Blues / Dixie Dreams / Testimony Of Soddy Hoe / One Way Ride / Hooray For Chuck Berry / Devil Went Down To Georgia / Dreaming Fairytales
1981	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AYL1 4109 (US)	THE BEST OF JERRY REED - Guitar Man / Georgia On My Mind / A Thing Called Love / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / Amos Moses / Today Is Mine / Georgia Sunshine / The Claw / When You're Hot, You're Hot / Ko-Ko Joe / US Male
1981	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AYL1 4167 (US)	JERRY REED LIVE ! : Introduction / It's Got To Come Out / I Wanna Go Back Home To Georgia / The Line In Gasoline / Hot Stuff / Nine Pound Hammer / I Crapped Myself Into The Poorhouse / El Paso / May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose / I'm Your Guitar / Guitar Man / East Bound And Down

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1982	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 4315 (US)	MAN WITH THE GOLDEN THUMB - Man With The Golden Thumb / Love Is Muddy Water / Love Being Your Fool / Best I Ever Had / Patches / She's Got The Goldmine I Got The Shaft / Hobo / Forty-Four / It Tears Me Up / Stray Dogs And Stray Women
1982	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AYL1 4394 (US)	TEXAS BOUND AND FLYIN' - Texas Bound And Flyin' / That's The Chance I'll Have To Take / East Bound And Down / If Love's Not Around The House / Sugarfoot Rag / Caffein, Nicotine, Benzedrine / Concrete Sailor \| Semi-Happy \| Detroit City \| The Friendly Family Inn
1982	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 4396 (US)	ME AND JERRY - Tennessee Stud / Bridge Over Troubled Water / MacArthur Park / Old Man River / Nut Sundae / Cannonball Rag / Wreck Of The John B / Stump Water / The January February March / Something
1982	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 4529 (US)	BIRD - Down On The Corner / Hard Times / I Want To Love You Right / Good Time Saturday Night / Bird / Red River / I'm A Slave / I'm In Love With Loving You / I Get Off On It / She's Got The Gold Mine I Got The Shaft
1982	LP 12" RCA INTS 5117 (US)	20 OF THE BEST - Guitar Man / US Male / Georgia Sunshine / When You're Hot You're Hot / Amos Moses / Ko-Ko Joe / Smell The Flowers / Alabama Wild Man / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Darktown Poker Club / Good Woman's Love / Lord Mr Ford / Crude Oil Blues / Friend / Mind Your Love / You Got A Lock On Me / Gator / Sweet Love Feelings / East Bound And Down / Texas Bound And Flyin'
1982	LP 12" RCA NL 89855 (UK)	20 OF THE BEST - Guitar Man / US Male / Georgia Sunshine / When You're Hot You're Hot / Amos Moses / Ko-Ko Joe / Smell The Flowers / Alabama Wild Man / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Darktown Poker Club / Good Woman's Love / Lord Mr Ford / Crude Oil Blues / Friend / Mind Your Love / You Got A Lock On Me / Gator / Sweet Love Feelings / East Bound And Down / Texas Bound And Flyin'
1982 ?	LP 12" CHARLY CRB 1003 (UK)	UPSIDE YOUR HEAD
1983	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 4692 (US)	READY - She's Ready For Someone To Love Her / Ole What's His Name / Good Ole Boys / Promises / I'm A Slave / Nobody Ever Loved Me / One Jump Ahead Of The Storm / All American Country Boy / Raised On Rock'n Roll / Don't It Make You Want To Go Home

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1984	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AYL1 5151 (US)	THE BIRD - Down On The Corner / Hard Times / I Want To Love You Right / Good-Time Saturday Night / The Bird / Red River / I'm A Slave / I'm In Love With Loving You / I Get Off On It / She Got The Goldmine
1984	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 5176 (US)	GREATEST HITS - Bird / Man With The Golden Thumb / Patches / Red River / I'm A Slave / She's Got The Gold Mine I Got The Shaft / Down On The Corner / Promises / East Bound And Down
1985	LP 12" RCA VICTOR AHL1 5472 (US)	COLLECTOR'S SERIES - Guitar Man / Georgia Sunshine / Amos Moses / When You're Hot You're Hot / Lord Mr Ford / Good Woman's Love / Alabama Jubilee / I'm Just A Redneck In A Rock'n Roll Bar / East Bound And Down / Texas Bound And Flyin' / Patches / She'S Got The Gold Mine / Down On The Corner / Bird / Whiskey River / On The Road Again / He Stopped Loving Her Today
1986	LP 12" CAPITOL ST 12444 (US)	WHAT COMES AROUND - I Want To / December Winds / Big Time Fool / You Brought Me Love / What Comes Around / What Will It Be / Long Haul / Boogie Woogie Doctor / Black Jey Lag / Let It Go
1986	LP 12" CAPITOL ST 12492 (US)	LOOKING AT YOU - Life Is A Beach / This Missin' You's A Whole Lotta Fun / When You Got A Good Woman It Shows / One More Reason To Hate California / Love's Looking At You / There Was You / You Can't Take The Hell Out Of Texas / What Made Me Believe I Could Live Without You / Free Love / Old Fashioned Hearts
1982	LP 12" RCA NL 89855 (UK)	20 OF THE BEST
1989	LP 12" REVIVAL LPS 3017 (UK)	ROCKIN' WITH THE GUITAR MAN - Mr Whiz / When I Found You / Just A Romeo / This Great Big Empty Room / If The Good Lord's Willing / Here I Am / In My Own Backyard / You're Braggin' Boy / Too Busy Cryin' The Blues / I've Had Enough / Bessie Baby / Heart Appeal / Honey Chile / Guitar Man / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / It's High Time / I'm A Lover Not A Fighter / Rockin' In Bagdad
1992	CD COLUMBIA CK 48026 (US)	SNEAKIN' AROUND - (Jerry REED & Chet ATKINS) - Summertime / Cajun Stripper / Vaudville Daze / Here We Are / Claw / First Born / Major Attempt At A Minor Thing / Gibson Girl / Sneakin' Around / Nifty Fiftees / Here Comes That Girl
1994	CD CD 20925 (US)	COUNTRY KICKS - When You're Hot You're Hot / Alabama Wild Man / Lord Mr Ford / Ko-Ko Joe / Amos Moses / East Bound And Down / Down On The Corner / She's Got The Gold Mine / Bird / Another Puff
1995	CD RCA 2 66592 (US)	THE ESSENTIAL - Guitar Man / Alabama Jubilee / Amos Moses / Thing Called Love / When You're Hot You're Hot / Smell The Flowers / Ko-Ko Joe / You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me / Darktown Poker Club / Claw / Lord Mr Ford / Good Woman's Love / East Bound And Down / Let's Sing Our Song / Crude Oil Blues / I Love You What Can I Say / Bird / Texas Bound And Flyin' / She'S Got The Gold Mine / Another Puff
1995	CD SOUTHERN TRACKS 63 (US)	FLYIN' HIGH - Introduction / You're Lookin' Good / Diggin' Up Bones / F-16 Monologue / Introduction / Bird / Blindsided Me / Introduction / I Wish I Hadn't Done It My Way / Bassin' Bubba / Introduction / If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix It
1997	CD COLLECTABLES ? (US)	GOLDEN CLASSICS EDITION - When You're Hot You're Hot / Thank You Girl / Don't Think Twice It's All Right / She Understands Me / Turned On / Amos Moses / I'll Be Around / Big Daddy / With You / My Kind Of Love / Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town / Ko-Ko Joe / Another Puff / Early Morning Rain / Brand New Day / Not As A Sweetheart / You'll Never Walk Alone / Love Is A Stranger To Me / Country Boy's Dream / Seasons Of My Mind / Framed / Lord Mr Ford

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1999	CD SOUTHERN TRACKS 106 (US)	PICKIN' - Does Anybody Want To Boogie / My Priscilla / Pickin' / My Gypsy Heart / Blindsided Me / Reed's Rag / Talk The Talk And Walk The Walk / Sassy / Case Of The Blues / Lottie
1999	CD RCA ? (US)	SUPER HITS - East Bound And Down / Bird / She Got The Gold Mine / Amos Moses / Lord Mr Ford / When You're Hot You're Hot / Down On The Corner / Remembering / Sugarfoot Rag / I Love You What Can I Say
1999	CD CAMDEN 415002 (US)	GUITAR MAN - Guitar Man / Folsom Prison Blues / Devil Went Down To Georgia / Down On The Corner / Thing Called Love / US Male / Honkin' / Wabash Cannonball / Tupelo Mississippi Flash / 500 Miles Away From Home / Struttin' / Amos Moses / Sweet Memories / Sixteen Tons / When You're Hot You're Hot / Blue Moon Of Kentucky / Don't It Make You Want To Go Home / Promises / Bad Bad Leroy Brown / Patches / Mule Skinner Blues / Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town
1999	CD ? (US)	OLD DOGS - (Jerry REED with FRIENDS) - Old Dogs / I Don't Do It No More / She'd Rather Be Homeless / Cut The Mustard / Young Man's Job / Me And Jimmie Rodgers / Elvis Has Left The Building / Rough On The Livin' / Still Gonna Die / I Never Expected / Time
2000	CD BEAR FAMILY BCD 16306 (D)	HERE I AM - Oh Lonely Heart / My Own Backyard / I've Had Enough / Tear Drop Street / Heart Appeal / Bessie Baby / Too Busy Crying The Blues / I'm Stuck / Mister Whiz / Rockin' In Bagdad / When I Found You / Honey Chile / It's High Time / You Make It They Take It / Your Money Makes You Purty / Too Young To Be Blue / You're Bragging Baby / Just A Romeo / If The Good Lord's Willing And The Creek Don't Rise / Here I Am / I'm Tired Of Playing Cupid / I'm A Lover Not A Fighter / How Can I Go On This Way / Everywhere / Forever / This Great Big Empty Room / I Can't Find The Words / How Can I Go On This Way / Ba-Bee / So In Love

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Jerry Reed And Chet Atkins Jerrys Breakdown

Jerry Reed "Wabash Cannonball" & more

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Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed 1976

Jerry Reed - When You're Hot, You're Hot Toledo 1983

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Jerry Reed - "Are You From Dixie"

Jerry Reed -- Stagger Lee

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Guitariste virtuose, Jerry Reed avait mis au point une technique guitaristique qui lui était propre : un mélange de jeux de banjo et de picking qu'il jouait le plus souvent sur une guitare cordes nylon, on peut en voir un très bel exemple sur la première vidéo .

Encore un grand monsieur qui nous quitte, il nous reste ses enregistrements et pour les guitaristes ses tablatures (mais là c'est pas gagné !)

R I P

Sujet: Re: Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Mer 03 Sep 2008, 11:17

Encore un qui part ! RIP

Je vais aller mettre un truc sur lui, en français !

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Oui en ce moment c'est la série !!! Sad

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Ajouté le 03/09/2008 - Auteur : bigjoe

EN MEMOIRE A JERRY REED HUBBARD
DISPARU LE 1ER SEPTEMBRE 2008
R.I.P.

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Sujet: Re: Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Mer 03 Sep 2008, 12:18

Sujet: Re: Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Mer 03 Sep 2008, 12:22

N'oublions pas qu'Elvis avait repris plusieurs de ses titres :

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Tupelo Mississipi Flash a écrit:: N'oublions pas qu'Elvis avait repris plusieurs de ses titres :

WITH ELVIS US M.A.L.E (Of jerry Reed) - 68 COMBACK

En hommage à Jerry Reed - Elvis en 68 - Guitar Man -

Sujet: Re: Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Mer 03 Sep 2008, 12:32

Je met quelle date pour mon éphéméride ??

Car il parait qu'il est décédé le 31 août avant minuit et là, ils mettent le 1er Sept. Alors ???

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Admin BIRDIE a écrit:: Je met quelle date pour mon éphéméride ??

Car il parait qu'il est décédé le 31 août avant minuit et là, ils mettent le 1er Sept. Alors ???

:lol!: Apparemment c'est le 31 aout... qu'il est décédé !
Après plusieurs recherches.. il ne mettent pas la même date !? suspect

Il faudrait peut être qu'il se mette d'accord !!

Sujet: Re: Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Mer 03 Sep 2008, 12:44

Mouais, encore un truc bizarre !!!
Je le mettrais pour le 31, en précisant qu'il est mort peu avant minuit !!

Sujet: Re: Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Mer 03 Sep 2008, 17:59

Là, le monde vient de perdre un guitar master, un guitariste au talent incroyable et à la technique unique.

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Jerry Reed
Born: March 20, 1937
Georgia Music Hall of Fame (1987)

Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! 13257

In April 1956, Jerry Reed, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, was one of Capitol Records' newest artists. He was only 18 then and had been pickin' and singin' sine he was ten years old. His first personal appearance in front of an audience was when he was nine years old.
He was still in high school then and took part in quite a few of the high school plays they wrote. They said he had a flair for the dramatics.
His first television appearance was with Uncle Joe Allison along with Jerry Byrd and the gang at WSIX in Nashville. In early 1956, he was with WLW-TV in Cincinnati each Saturday night.

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Capitol

Rec. No.

Side

Song Title

3294

A

Here I Am

3294

B

If The Lord Is Willing And The Creek Won't Rise

3381

A

I'm A Lover, Not A Fighter

3381

B

Honey Chile

3429

A

Mister Whiz

3429

B

When I Found You

3504

A

Just A Romeo

3504

B

This Great Big Empty Room

3592

A

You're Bragging, Boy

3592

B

Too Busy Crying The Blues

3657

A

It's High Time

3657

B

Forever

3731

A

Rockin' In Bagdad

3731

B

Oh Lonely Heart

3823

A

Ba-Bee

3823

B

In My Own Backyard

3882

A

Bessie Baby

3882

B

Too Young To Be Blue

3992

A

Your Money Makes You Purty

3992

B

How Can I Go On This Way

5531

A

What Comes Around

5531

B

Big Time Fool

5556

A

Let It Go

5556

B

Country's Alive And Doing Well

5612

A

This Missin' You's A Whole Lotta Fun

5612

B

There Was You

5660

A

You Can't Get The Hell Out Of...

5660

B

Old Fashioned Hearts

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Columbia

Rec. No.

Side

Song Title

4-42047

A

Love And War

4-42047

B

Love Is The Cause Of It All

4-42183

A

Hit And Run

4-42183

B

It Sure Is Blue Out Tonight

4-42311

A

Pity The Fool

4-42311

B

I've Got Everybody Fooled But Me

4-42417

A

I'm Movin' On

4-42417

B

Goodnight Irene

4-42533

A

Twist-A-Roo

4-42533

B

Hully Gully Guitar

4-42639

A

Overlooked And Underloved

4-42639

B

Too Old To Cut The Mustard

4-42704

A

I Want To Be Loved

4-42704

B

I'll See You In My Dreams

4-42808

A

The Shock

4-42808

B

Let's Get Ready For The Summer

4-42863

A

Love Don't Grow On Trees

4-42863

B

Mountain Man

4-43052

A

June Night

4-43052

B

Spilled Milk

NRC

Rec. No.

Side

Song Title

14

A

This Can't Be Happening To Me

14

B

Have Blues, Will Travel

32

A

Just Right

32

B

Stone Eternal

5008

A

Soldier's Joy

5008

B

Little Lovin' Liza

RCA Victor

Rec. No.

Side

Song Title

10013

A

Lightnin' Rod

10013

B

You've Got It

10063

A

Boogie Woogie Rock And Roll

10063

B

In Between

10132

A

Let's Sing Our Song

10132

B

Grab Bag

10247

A

Mind Your Love

10247

B

Struttin'

10325

A

The Telephone

10325

B

City Of New Orleans

10389

A

You Got A Lock On Me

10389

B

Reedology

10717

A

Gator

10717

B

Good For Him

10784

A

Remembering

10784

B

Bake

10893

A

Semolita

10893

B

The Phantom Of The Opry

11008

A

With His Pants In His Hand

11008

B

We Called It Everything

11056

A

East Bound And Down

11056

B

Redneck In A Rock And Roll Bar

11164

A

You Know What?

11164

B

Louisiana Lady

11232

A

Sweet Love Feelings

11232

B

You're Gonna Need Someone

11281

A

What Can I Say

11281

B

I Feel For You

11281A

A

What Can I Say

11281A

D

High Rollin'

11370

A

Stars And Stripes Forever

11370

B

-Not Known-

11407

A

Gimme Back My Blues

11407

B

Honkin'

11472

A

Second-Hand Satin Lady

11472

B

Jiffy Jam

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11638	A	Line In Gasoline
11638	B	A Piece Of Cake
11698	A	Hot Stuff
11698	B	Nervous Breakdown
11764	A	Sugar Foot Rag
11764	B	I Wanna Go Back Home To Georgia
11944	A	Workin' At The Car Wash Blues
11944	B	Age
12034	A	The Friendly Family Inn
12034	B	The Bandit
12083	A	Texas Bound And Flyin'
12083	B	Concrete Sailor
12157	A	Caffein, Nicotine, Benzedrine
12157	B	If Love's Not Around the House
12210	A	The Testimony Of Soddy Hoe
12210	B	Dreaming Fairytales
12253	A	Good Friends Make Good Lovers
12253	B	The Devil Went Down...
12301	A	Lunchbox
12301	B	Mommas, Don't Let Your Kids Grow Up
12318	A	Patches
12318	B	Stray Dogs and Stray Women
13081	A	East Bound and Down
13081	B	Man With The golden Thumb
13268	A	She Got The Goldmine (I Got The Shaft)
13268	B	'44'
13355	A	The Bird
13355	B	the Hobo
13422	A	Down On The Corner
13422	B	Hard Times
13527	A	Good Ole Boys
13527	B	She's Ready For Someone To Love Her
13580	A	Hold On, I'm Comin'
13580	B	Nobody Ever Loved Me
13663	A	I'm A Slave
13663	B	Nobody Ever Loved Me
13666	A	Christmas Time's A-Comin'
13666	B	The Best I Ever Had
47-0194	A	The Uptown Poker Club
47-0194	B	Honkin'
47-0224	A	The Crude Oil Blues
47-0224	B	Pickie, Pickie, Pickie
47-0273	A	A Good Woman's Love
47-0273	B	Everybody Needs Someone
47-0738	A	Alabama Wild Man
47-0738	B	Take It Easy (In Your Mind)
47-0857	A	You Took All The Ramblin' Out Of Me
47-0857	B	I'm Not Playin' Games
47-0960	A	Lord, Me. Ford
47-0960	B	Two Timin'
47-1011	A	Ko Ko Joe
47-1011	B	I Feel for You
47-8565	A	If I Don't Live It Up
47-8565	B	I Feel A Sin Coming On
47-8667	A	Ain't That Just Like A Fool
47-8667	B	Love's Battleground
47-8730	A	Fightin' For The Usa
47-8730	B	Navy Blues
47-8957	A	Woman Shy
47-8957	B	I Feel For You
47-9152	A	Guitar Man
47-9152	B	It Don't Work That Way
47-9334	A	Wabash Cannonball
47-9334	B	Tupelo Mississippi Flash
47-9493	A	Remembering
47-9493	B	Fine On My Mind
47-9623	A	Alabama Wild Man
47-9623	B	Twelve Bar Midnight
47-9701	A	Oh What A Woman
47-9701	B	Losing Your Love
47-9794	A	Turn It Around In Your Mind
47-9794	B	Long Gone
47-9804	A	Alabama Jubilee
47-9804	B	Talk About the Good times
47-9870	A	Georgia Sunshine
47-9870	B	Swinging '69
47-9890	A	Tennessee Stud
47-9890	B	Cannonball Rag (w/Chet Atkins)
47-9904	A	Amos Moses
47-9904	B	The Preacher And The Bear
47-9976	A	When You're Hot, You're Hot
47-9976	B	You've Been Cryin' Again
74-0124	A	There's Better Things In Life
74-0124	B	Blues Land
74-0211	A	A Worried Man
74-0211	B	Are You From Dixie
74-0242	A	A Thing Called Love
74-0242	B	Hallelujah, I Love Her So
74-0613	A	Love Man
74-0613	B	Another Puff
74-0667	A	Smell The Flowers
74-0667	B	If It Comes To That
74-0775	A	Jerry's Breakdown
74-0775	B	Nashtown Ville (W/ Chet Atkins)

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Reed, Jerry

Real name Jerry Reed Hubbard. Born 1937 in Atlanta, Ga. A performer on WLW-TV (Atlanta, Ga.) in 1956.

ORIGINAL RELEASES

DISCOGRAPHIE is not intended to be complete

Date & Source	Label & Number	V	Titles {& References to LP/CD List}	As By	Matrix Numbers
1956/May 26 Bb c&w rev.	Capitol F3429		When I Found You {b,c,d,e,f,j,k,q} Mister Whiz {c,d,f,i,l,p,q}	1 1	45-15197 45-14902
1956/Aug. 25 Bb c&w rev.	Capitol F3504		This Great Big Empty Room {c,h,m,p,q} Just A Romeo {c,p,q}	1 1	45-15546 45-14499
1957/June 10 Bb pop rev.	Capitol F3731		Oh! Lonely Heart {c} Rockin' In Bagdad {c,h,m,q}	1 1	45-16895 45-16894
1957/Nov. 18 Bb pop rev.	Capitol F3823		In My Own Backyard {c,q} Ba-Bee {c}	1 1	45-17403 45-17402
1958/Feb. 10 Bb pop rev.	Capitol F3882		Bessie Baby {c,d,f,m,q,s} Too Young To Be Blue {c}	1 1	45-17806 45-17807
1958/June 16 Bb pop rev.	Capitol F3992		Your Money Makes You Purty [!!] {c} How Can I Go On This Way {c}	1 1	45-18978 45-18980
1959/June 29 Bb pop rev.	NRC NRC-5008		Little Lovin' Liza {o} Soldier's Joy	1 1	K8OW-5983 K8OW-5982
1959/July (Bb est.)	NRC NRC-032		Just Right Stone Eternal	1 1	NR-52 NR-53
1962/Sept. 15 Bb pop rev.	Columbia 4-42533		Twist-A-Roo [instr.] Hully Gully Guitar [instr.]	2 2	ZSP 57743 ZSP 57744

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Additional Tracks on Comps
	[live recording]	Mister Whiz {n,r}
1955	Capitol unissued	I'm Tired Of Playing Cupid {c}	14500
1956	Capitol unissued	Everywhere {c} How Can I Go On This Way [alt. vers.] {c} I Can't Find The Words {c} I Have Had Enough {a,b,c,d,f,j,k,q}	15545 14901 15997 15198
1957	Capitol unissued	So In Love {c} Teardrop Street {c}	17404 17805
1958	Capitol unissued	Heart Appeal {c,d,f,q} You Make It, They Take It {c,g,m}	18979 18977

Collector-Oriented Compilation LPs and CDs Containing Tracks

Single-artist compilations included selectively

a.	Battle 400 (cd)	When Country Goes Boppin' And Jivin', Vol. 2
b.	Bear Family BCD 15624 (cd)	That'll Flat Git It, Vol. 3
c.	Bear Family BCD 16306 (cd)	Here I Am / Jerry Reed
d.	Beat Goes On 504 (cd)	Rock And Roll At The Capitol Tower
e.	Blend 4 (cd)	Best Of Blend Rock & Roll Collection, Vol. 4
f.	Capitol (France) 2S 150- 81970/1 (lp)	Rock And Roll At The Capitol Tower
g.	Capitol (France) 2S 184- 85029/30 (lp)	Rock And Roll At The Capitol Tower, Vol. 2
h.	Capitol (France) 2S 150- 85345/6 (lp)	Rock And Roll At The Capitol Tower, Vol. 3
i.	Capitol (France) 7 99879 2 (cd)	Rockabilly: Capitol Country Classics
j.	Club 007 (lp)	Grab This And Dance, Vol. 7
k.	Disky DC- 885702 (cd)	A Capitol Rockabilly Party, Part 1
l.	Disky DC- 885712 (cd)	A Capitol Rockabilly Party, Part 2
m.	Disky DC- 885772 (cd)	A Capitol Rockabilly Party, Part 3
n.	Dragon Street DCD 70100 (cd)	The Big D Jamboree Live!
o.	NRC NRCD- 0011 (cd)	35 Doo-Wops From NRC
p.	Pickwick JS- 6127 (lp)	I'm A Lover, Not A Fighter
q.	Revival 3017 (lp)	Rockin' With The Guitar Man / Jerry Reed
r.	Roller Coaster 3042 (cd)	The Big D Jamboree Live
s.	See For Miles 98 (lp)	Hollywood Hillbilly

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Biographie de Jerry REED

SOURCES: WIKIPEDIA

Jerry Reed Hubbard est un guitariste, chanteur, auteur compositeur interprète de musique country, acteur, producteur et réalisateur américain né le 20 mars 1937 à Atlanta, Géorgie (États-Unis).

Bien qu'ayant débuté très tôt la guitare il n'a pas eu de succès immédiat. Il est pourtant l'auteur des succès d'Elvis Presley Guitar Man et US Male, et a accompagné Elvis dans ces titres à la guitare mais tarde cependant à se produire en tant que tel. Il met des années à forger la personnalité qui transparée dans ses compositions.

Le moment-clé qui a lancé sa carrière fut la composition et l'interpretation de Amos Moses en 1970 où il versa dans les disques pop et country puis, "When you're hot, you're hot" qui passait sur toutes les radios country et pop américaines.

Guitariste d'exception, Chet Atkins lui décerne le titre de CGP (certified guitar player), titre n'ayant été reçu que par trois autres personnes dans le monde (John Knowles, Steve Wariner et Tommy Emmanuel) pour sa contribution au développement du style fingerpicking.

Il fut, avec Chet atkins, Merle Travis et Doc Watson l'un des mentors du guitariste virtuose français Marcel Dadi.

Jerry Reed a composé une multitude de très belles mélodies comme A thing called love, Blue finger, Steeplechase lane, The Claw, Kicky, La Madrugada... reprises par quantité de grands guitaristes, entre autres, Chet Atkins, Tommy Emmanuel, Marcel Dadi, John Standefer...

Discographie
The Unbelievable Guitar and Voice of Jerry Reed (1967)
Nashville Underground (1968)
Alabama Wild Man (1968)
Better Things in Life (1969)
Jerry Reed Explores Guitar Country (1969)
Georgia Sunshine (1970)
Cookin' (1970)
When You're Hot, You're Hot (1971)
Ko-ko Joe (1971)
Smell the Flowers (1972)
Jerry Reed (1972)
Hot a' Mighty! (1973)
Lord, Mr. Ford (1973)
The Uptown Poker Club (1973)
A Good Woman's Love (1974)
Mind Your Love (1975)
Red Hot Picker (1975)
Both Barrels (1976)
Jerry Reed Rides Again (1977)
East Bound and Down (1977)
Sweet Love Feelings (1978)
Jerry Reed Live! (1979)
Jerry Reed sings Jim Croce (1980)
Texas Bound and Flyin' (1980)
Dixie Dreams (1981)
The Man with the Golden Thumb (1982)
The Bird (1982)
Ready (1983)
My Best to You (1984)
What Comes Around (1985)
Lookin' at You (1986)
The Essential Jerry Reed (1995)
Flyin' High (1995)
Pickin' (1998)
Jerry Reed Visits Hit Row (2000)
Finger Dancing (2000)
Jerry Reed, Live Still! (2005)
Let's Git It On (2006)

Filmographie

comme acteur
1969 : Harper Valley, U.S.A. (TV) : Host
1975 : W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings : Wayne
1976 : Gator : Bama McCall
1977 : Nashville 99 (série TV) : Det. Trace Mayne
1977 : Cours après moi shériff (Smokey and the Bandit) : Cledus Snow / 'Snowman'
1978 : High-Ballin' : Duke
1979 : Hot Stuff : Doug von Horne
1979 : The Concrete Cowboys (TV) : J.D. Reed
1980 : Tu fais pas le poids, shérif! (Smokey and the Bandit II) : Cledus Snow / 'Snowman'
1981 : Concrete Cowboys (série TV) : J.D. (Jimmy Lee) Reed
1983 : The Survivors : Jack Locke
1983 : Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 : Cledus Snow / 'Bandit'
1985 : Stand Alone : Paramedic
1986 : What Comes Around
1988 : Air force - BAT 21 (Bat*21) : Col. George Walker
1998 : Waterboy (The Waterboy) : Coach Red Beaulieu

comme compositeur
1988 : Air force - BAT 21 (Bat*21)
1977 : Cours après moi shériff (Smokey and the Bandit)

comme producteur
1986 : What Comes Around

comme réalisateur
1986 : What Comes Around

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Musician, actor Jerry Reed dies at 71 !!! Purepeople

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Jerry Reed, la star de la country music, est décédé...

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La star américaine Jerry Reed, auteur-compositeur-interprète de country music, est décédé le 1er septembre, à Nashville dans le Tennessee, des suites de complications d'emphysème pulmonaire.

Ce virtuose de la guitare avait composé un grand nombre de succès, notamment pour Elvis Presley, avant de voler de ses propres ailes.

Il était l'un des maîtres du guitariste francais Marcel Dadi. Egalement acteur et réalisateur, il avait tourné dans une quinzaine de films dont Cours après moi shériff, aux côtés de Burt Reynolds.

Il était marié à Priscilla Mitchell depuis 1959, et laisse deux filles — Charlotte Elaine et Seidina Ann. Il s'est éteint à l'âge de 71 ans.