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Jerry Reed

Jerry Reed

bluegrass music, rockabilly

United States

"Jerry Reed's music features a rhythmic intensity driven by intricate fingerstyle guitar work, creating a lively texture that dances through each song's narrative."

Quick Start

A good place to start with Jerry Reed is…

The Unbelievable Guitar and Voice of Jerry Reed

The Unbelievable Guitar and Voice of Jerry Reed

1967
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Career Arc

Jerry Reed's discography from 1967 to 1982

1967 1974 1982
The Unbelievable Guitar a... (1967) Alabama Wild Man (1968) Nashville Underground (1968) Explores Guitar Country (1969) Better Things in Life (1969) Are You from Dixie ('Caus... (1969) Georgia Sunshine (1970) Cookin' (1970) Amos Moses (1970) Ko-Ko Joe (1971) When You're Hot, You're H... (1971) Hot A' Mighty! (1972) Jerry Reed (1972) Smell the Flowers (1972) You Took All the Ramblin'... (1972) A Thing Called Love (1972) Another Puff (1972) Alabama Wild Man (1972) The Uptown Poker Club (1973) Lord, Mr. Ford (1973)
Jerry Reed matters for his ability to blend storytelling with virtuoso musicianship, creating a sound that resonates deeply within the roots of American music.
Jerry Reed matters for his ability to blend storytelling with virtuoso musicianship, creating a sound that resonates deeply within the roots of American music. His influence is felt through his unique approach to guitar playing and songwriting, which has inspired countless artists across genres, redefining how narrative can be woven into musical expression. Reed’s process is marked by an innovative guitar technique that combines intricate fingerpicking with a rhythmic drive that propels his songs forward. He often employs a playful yet sophisticated style, using humor and clever wordplay to present themes that are both relatable and engaging. This technical prowess not only showcases his musicality but also enhances the emotional impact of his narratives. In his songwriting, Reed often explores themes of everyday life, reflecting on personal experiences and broader societal observations through a lens of sincerity and wit. His tone tends to balance humor with heartfelt emotion, crafting stories that feel both intimate and grand. The interplay between irony and sincerity allows listeners to connect deeply with his tales while appreciating their nuanced delivery.

Full discography

Jerry Reed's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

33 releases • 22 albums • 1967–1982
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Singles ()

The Bird album by Jerry Reed

The Bird

1982

She Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft) album by Jerry Reed

She Got the Goldmine (I Got the Shaft)

1982

Sugar-Foot Rag album by Jerry Reed

Sugar-Foot Rag

1979

I Love You (What Can I Say) album by Jerry Reed

I Love You (What Can I Say)

1978

The Crude Oil Blues album by Jerry Reed

The Crude Oil Blues

1974

You Took All the Ramblin' Out of Me album by Jerry Reed

You Took All the Ramblin' Out of Me

1972

A Thing Called Love album by Jerry Reed

A Thing Called Love

1972

Another Puff album by Jerry Reed

Another Puff

1972

Alabama Wild Man album by Jerry Reed

Alabama Wild Man

1972

Amos Moses album by Jerry Reed

Amos Moses

1970

Are You from Dixie ('Cause I'm from Dixie Too) album by Jerry Reed

Are You from Dixie ('Cause I'm from Dixie Too)

1969

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Jerry Reed sound like?

Jerry Reed's music features a rhythmic intensity driven by intricate fingerstyle guitar work, creating a lively texture that dances through each song's narrative. Rooted in folk and rock & roll. Start with The Unbelievable Guitar and Voice of Jerry Reed.

What is the best Jerry Reed album to start with?

The best album to start with is "The Unbelievable Guitar and Voice of Jerry Reed" (1967). It's the most representative of what makes Jerry Reed worth hearing.

Who is Jerry Reed for?

If you're into folk and rock & roll, Jerry Reed is worth your time. Jerry Reed's music features a rhythmic intensity driven by intricate fingerstyle guitar work, creating a lively texture that dances through each song's narrative.

How many albums does Jerry Reed have?

Jerry Reed has 33 releases in their discography, including 22 albums.

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