Artist: Merle Travis
Born
November 29, 1917
Died
October 20, 1983
Country
United States
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Country and western singer, songwriter and guitarist. Travis is particularly regarded for his guitar style, a form of fingerpicking, which is widely called "Travis picking" after him. He was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1970 and the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1977.
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Performances
Originals
Title
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Performer | Release date | Covered by | ||
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Cannon Ball Rag | Merle Travis | October 1952 |
(2 artists)
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| 2 |
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Dark as a Dungeon | Merle Travis | 1947 |
(26 artists)
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| 3 |
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Divorce Me C.O.D. | Merle Travis | September 1946 |
(7 artists)
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| 4 | Kentucky Means Paradise | Merle Travis | 1947 |
(3 artists)
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| 5 | Muskrat | Merle Travis | 1947 |
(2 artists)
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| 6 | No Vacancy | Merle Travis | 1946 |
(4 artists)
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| 7 |
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Sixteen Tons | Merle Travis | 1947 |
(58 artists)
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Songs written by
Original songs
Releases
Audio album
Audio single
Title
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Performer | Release date | Label | |
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| 1 | Blues Stay Away From Me | Merle Travis, Eddie Kirk, Tennessee Ernie with Cliffie Stone's Band | November 1949 | Capitol Records |
| 2 | Cannon Ball Rag | Merle Travis | October 1952 | Capitol Records |
| 3 | Divorce Me C.O.D. | Merle Travis | September 1946 | Capitol Records |
| 4 | Gambler's Guitar | Merle Travis | July 1953 | Capitol Records |
| 5 | Kentucky Means Paradise | Merle Travis | 1947 | Capitol Records |
| 6 | Leave My Honey Bee Alone | Merle Travis | 1948 | Capitol Records |
| 7 | No Vacancy | Merle Travis | 1946 | Capitol Records |
| 8 | What a Shame | Merle Travis | December 1948 | Capitol Records |
| 9 | Wildwood Flower | Hank Thompson and His Brazos Valley Boys With Merle Travis | 1955 | Capitol Records |
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