SCANDAL LIVE'85 CD EDDIE VAN HALEN,Patty Smyth,Warrior,Lita Ford FEMALE ROCK/AOR

Description: SCANDAL - WARRIOR IN CONCERT Ultra Rare. Live 1984-85 Tour Performances, Feat Eddie Van Halen, Inc Lita Ford Cover !!! 1.She broke your heart 2.Love's got a line on you 3.Beat of a heart 4.Hands tied (MICHAEL CHAPMAN, HOLLY KNIGHT) 5.Goodbye to you 6.All I want 7.River deep, mountain high (JEFF BARRY, ELLIE GREENWICH, PHIL SPECTOR) 8.Tonight 9.Talk to me (DOUG LUBAHN) 10.Good lovin' (RUDY CLARK, ARTHUR RESNICK) 11.The warrior (NICK GILDER, HOLLY KNIGHT) 12.Love's got a line on you 13.Beat of a heart 14.Hands tied (MICHAEL CHAPMAN, HOLLY KNIGHT) 15.Talk to me (DOUG LUBAHN) 16.The warrior (NICK GILDER, HOLLY KNIGHT) 17.Maybe we went too far Patty Smyth Ivan Elias Keith Mack Benjy King Frankie La Rocka Thommy Price Zack Smith Eddie Van Halen -------------------------------------------------------------------- Scandal (American band) Origin New York City, New York, U.S. Genres Rock, pop rock Years active 1981–1985, 2004–present Labels Columbia Members Patty Smyth Keith Mack Tom Welsch Eran Asias Past members Benjy King Scott Miller Zack Smith Ivan Elias Frankie LaRocka Thommy Price Jon Bon Jovi Kasim Sulton Scandal is an American rock band from the 1980s fronted by Patty Smyth. The band scored a hit in the United States with the song "The Warrior", which peaked at No. 7 in 1984. Other hits were "Goodbye to You" (1982 - No. 65 US), "Love's Got a Line on You" (1983 - No. 59 US), "Hands Tied" (1984 - No. 41 US), and "Beat of a Heart" (1985 - No. 41 US).[1] History Scandal was formed in New York City in 1981 by guitarist Zack Smith, who also wrote most of the band's hits. The other initial members included: bassist Ivan Elias (1950–1995), guitarist Keith Mack, keyboardist Benjy King, (1953-2012) drummer Frankie LaRocka (later replaced by Thommy Price), and singer Patty Smyth.[2] Bon Jovi lead singer Jon Bon Jovi also briefly played guitar for the band in 1983. The band had much success early on but due to struggles within the group and their record company, it slowly dissolved—losing member after member. By the time "The Warrior" tour hit the road in 1984, all that remained of the original lineup were Smyth and Mack. Scandal broke up shortly after the tour ended. The group (minus Ivan Elias, who died of cancer in June 1995; he was replaced by Kasim Sulton) reunited in 2004 for VH1's Bands Reunited show and did a string of concerts on the United States East Coast culminating in a show at Irving Plaza in their home city (New York) on February 9, 2005.[3] During the summer of 2006, the band (excluding Price and Sulton) reunited again for VH1's "We Are the '80s" tour, playing a string of large - mainly outdoor - venues and earning critical acclaim.[4] During the summer and fall of 2007, they toured again (this time without Zack Smith). In July 2008, Billboard reported the upcoming release of new music by Patty Smyth and Scandal[5] (featuring original members Keith Mack and Benjy King). At a performance in Dewey Beach, Delaware on August 3, 2008, Smyth indicated Scandal would be releasing a new five song EP in the near future. Scandal also performed one of their new songs, "Trust in Me". Other new titles include "Make It Hard" and "End of the Girl". Patty Smyth & Scandal debuted their first single as a band ("Hard for You to Love Me", also referred to as "Make It Hard") in over 24 years on January 17, 2009 in Ridgefield, Connecticut to a standing ovation. Smyth stated the song will be available to purchase digitally in February 2009, with the new EP to follow shortly. However, the single has been indefinitely delayed as the EP will be expanded to a full-length album, according to Smyth's blog in May 2009.[6] As of December 2011, the only new music released was "Silent Night", their cover of the Christmas classic, which was featured in the NCIS Season 9 Christmas episode, "Newborn King" and subsequently available for purchase on the band's official website.[7] Original drummer Frankie LaRocka died in 2005 after undergoing surgery. Original keyboardist Benjy King died on September 20, 2012, from injuries sustained in an accident.[8] Band members Current members Patty Smyth - lead vocals (1981–1985, 2004–present) Keith Mack - guitar (1981–1985, 2004–present) Tom Welsch - bass (2006–present) Eran Asias - drums (2006–present) Former membersBenjy King - keyboards, guitar (1981–1984, 2004-2012; died 2012) Zack Smith - guitar (1981–1984, 2004–2006) Ivan Elias - bass (1981–1984; died 1995) Frankie LaRocka - drums (1981–1982; died 2005) Thommy Price - drums (1982–1984, 2004–2006) Jon Bon Jovi - guitar (1983) Kasim Sulton - bass (2004–2006) Discography Albums Scandal (EP) (1982) - No. 39 U.S. (RIAA: Gold) Warrior (1984) - No. 17 U.S. (RIAA: Platinum) Compilations Scandalous (1992) We are the '80s (2006) Guitarist Zack Smith formed the mainstream pop/rock band Scandal after playing in various groups, including ones that featured Dee Murray and Davey Johnson of the Elton John band. Scandal's lineup was secured in 1982, with the addition of vocalist Patty Smyth; the rest of the band included bassist Ivan Elias, guitarist Keith Mack, keyboardist Benji King, and drummer Frankie La Rocka. After opening for acts like the Kinks and Hall & Oates, the band released their debut single, "Goodbye to You," in 1982; their self-titled debut album followed soon afterward. The Warrior was released two years later. The title track was a Top Ten hit and the album went platinum. However, Smyth left for a solo career the following year, causing the band to break up. 1st Album: According to legend, the video for "Love's Got a Line on You" cost less than 20 dollars to make and features an unknown Jon Bon Jovi posing as Scandal's guitarist. Columbia signed the band based on the clip and the cut, and Scandal went on to become the biggest-selling EP in Columbia history. But since side one's brilliant one-two punch, "Goodbye to You" and "Love's Got a Line on You," is available on the comprehensive Patty Smyth collection Greatest Hits -- Featuring Scandal, this platter may not be top priority. Beyond those two wavy essentials hides "Win Some Lose Some," which forecasts Smyth's descent into the blasé commercial arena; this is standard rock fare penned by the charmed Canadian combo of Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance (along with Loverboy lead stringer Paul Dean). Smyth helps actual guitarist Zack Smith (who wrote the front's stunning singles) compose the flip's two-fer: "She Can't Say No" and "Another Bad Love." Not bad by any means, but again, the above Smyth compilation holds all the average fan needs. Ivan Elias Bass Ray Gomez Guitar, Vocals (Background) Benjy King Keyboards, Vocals (Background) Rahni Kugel Vocals (Background) Frankie La Rocka Drums Keith Mack Guitar, Vocals (Background) Vini Poncia Producer Scandal Primary Artist Bob Schaper Engineer Paul Shaffer Keyboards Zachary Smith Composer Zack Smith Composer, Guitar, Vocals (Background) Liz Smyth Vocals (Background) Patty Smyth Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background) 2nd Album: Scandal released the Warrior album in 1984, and when singer Patty Smyth left the group soon thereafter they broke up for good. So, there are two albums to track down to complete your Scandal, assuming you do not already have them both. Warrior is the best place to start because of its Top Ten hit title track. "Shooting down the walls of heartache. Bang! Bang!" is 1980s pop genius, and that song does sound fresh. If you are hoping to have heard any of the other nine songs on this surprising platinum album, well, move along, move along. These aren't the songs you are looking for. Scandal's one-hit wonder "The Warrior" is worth hearing again. John Agnello Assistant Engineer David Alhert Assistant Engineer John Berg Design Carol Cafiero Assistant Engineer Jonathan Cain Composer Mike Champman Producer Mike Chapman Producer John Davenport Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant Ivan Elias Bass Eddie Garcia Assistant Engineer Nick Gilder Composer Hélene Guétary Make-Up Dave Hernandez Assistant Engineer David Hernandez Assistant Engineer Benjy King Composer Holly Knight Composer Georgina Lehner Cover Lettering, Lettering Doug Lubahn Composer Greg Mack Engineer Keith Mack Composer, Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background) Steve Marcantonio Assistant Engineer Pat Mastelotto Drums Norman Mershon Vocals, Vocals (Background) Andy Newmark Drums Steve Perry Composer Franke Previte Vocals, Vocals (Background) Thommy Price Drums, Vocals, Vocals (Background) Scandal Primary Artist Neal Schon Composer Herbert Schultz Photography Zachary Smith Composer Zack Smith Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background) Patty Smyth Composer, Vocals William Wittman Engineer, Mixing Peter Wood Synthesizer Gene Wooley Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant Songwriting Satoshi Tokita Flush! feat. A-D / Golden Eye / Jay Fresh / Jiddabug / One Man Gang / Shaunda Steele-Williams / Tahir Love Either Goes or Grows feat. Lee Genesis Keith Mack / Zachary Smith / Patty Smyth Jonathan Cain / Steve Perry / Neal Schon Raw and Treal feat. A-D / Golden Eye / Jay Fresh / Jiddabug / Nimrod / Tahir Masterworks Skit 1 feat. A-D / Doo Doo Brown / Golden Eye / Jay Fresh / Jiddabug / One Man Gang / Ping / Shaunda Steele-Williams / Tahir Doug Lubahn Zachary Smith / Patty Smyth Nick Gilder / Holly Knight Btyan Adams / Jim Vallance All Credits Featured Artist Mixing Performer Primary Artist Producer 2018 Goodbye to You: Best of the 80's Live Scandal / Patty Smyth Primary Artist 2015 The Box Set Series: The '80s Primary Artist 2014 Pure... Electronic '80s Primary Artist 2013 Haynes Ultimate Guide to Classic Anthems: Rock Primary Artist 2012 Antes del Fin del Mundo: 80's Primary Artist 2012 Mixology: Sam Records Extended Play Primary Artist 2011 Mix 80's, 90's y Más Primary Artist 2010 Clubland X-Treme Hardcore, Vol. 7 Featured Artist 2008 Doll Scandal Primary Artist 2008 Playlist: The Very Best of Scandal Scandal Primary Artist 2008 Rock Evolution Primary Artist 2006 Chart Toppers: 70's-90's Primary Artist 2006 Excellent 80's Primary Artist 2006 Girls Hits: 80's Primary Artist 2006 Heat 8 Hours Beat 80s, Vol. 2 Primary Artist 2006 Superstar of the 80s Primary Artist 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Primary Artist 2005 New Wave 80's [Madacy] Primary Artist 2004 Greatest Collection Cyndi Lauper Primary Artist 2004 Rockin' 80's [Sony] Primary Artist 2003 Are You Ready To Rumble Primary Artist 2003 Box of Rock Primary Artist 2003 Eighties Extreme Rock, Vol. 2 Primary Artist 2003 Elite: Rock Primary Artist 2003 Pop and Rock Divas for Dummies Primary Artist 2003 Rock Heroes Primary Artist 2002 Hit Me With Your 80's Box Primary Artist 2002 Like, Omigod! The '80s Pop Culture Box (Totally) Primary Artist 2002 Monster '80s, Vol. 2 Primary Artist 2002 New Wave Hits of the '70s & '80s Primary Artist 2002 Pop and Soul Divas [Box Set] Primary Artist 2002 Rock America Primary Artist 2001 '80s Pop Hits [Sony] Performer, Primary Artist 2001 '80s Radio Hits Primary Artist 2001 Chart Toppers [Sony] Primary Artist 2001 Crop Report 40th Dimension Mixing 2001 Disco Classics: Sam Records Extended Play, Vol. 2 Producer, Primary Artist 2001 Funky Collector No. 11 Primary Artist 2001 Greatest Hits of the 80's [Sony] Primary Artist 2001 Homecoming Tahir Primary Artist 2001 New Jersey Devils: Stanley Cup Primary Artist 2001 Rock Party 1982-1992: 10 Years of American Rock Primary Artist 2000 Eighties Rock Primary Artist 2000 Hard Rock Essentials [Trans World] Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Rock Giants [Platinum] Primary Artist 2000 Rock Giants, Vol. 3 Primary Artist 2000 Rock Hits of the 80's [Sony Special Products 2000] Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Super Scandalous 40th Dimension Producer 2000 Ultimate Rock Classics, Vol. 1 Primary Artist 1999 80's Rock, Vol. 3 Performer, Primary Artist 1999 Are You Ready to Rumble, Vol. 1 Primary Artist 1999 Are You Ready to Rumble, Vol. 3 Primary Artist 1999 Great Hits of the 80's, Vol. 3 Primary Artist 1999 Greatest Hits of the '80s [Platinum 3 CD] Primary Artist 1999 I Wanna Rock Primary Artist 1999 I Wanna Rock, Vol. 2 Primary Artist 1999 Intimate Portrait: Women in Rock Performer, Primary Artist 1999 Mega Rock Vol. 1 Primary Artist 1999 The Greatest Hits of the '80s, Vol. 12 Primary Artist 1999 The Greatest Hits of the '80s, Vol. 9 Performer, Primary Artist 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Primary Artist 1998 Sounds of the Eighties: Big 80's Performer, Primary Artist 1998 The Women of Rock, Vol. 1 Performer, Primary Artist 1997 Billboard Top Album Rock Hits 1984 Performer, Primary Artist 1997 Hot Ladies of Pop Performer, Primary Artist 1997 Women on Top of the Charts Performer, Primary Artist 1996 100% Disco Primary Artist 1996 Forever Rock, Vol. 3 Performer, Primary Artist 1996 I Am Woman Performer, Primary Artist 1996 I Know What Boys Like Performer, Primary Artist 1995 18 Screamers from the 80's Performer, Primary Artist 1995 Big Hits of the 80's [Sony] Performer, Primary Artist 1995 Greatest Hits of the Eighties, Vol. 3 Primary Artist 1995 Hot Hits of the 80's Performer, Primary Artist 1995 I Want Your Love Scandal Primary Artist 1995 MTV Class of 1983 Performer, Primary Artist 1995 Only in the 80's, Vol. 1 Performer, Primary Artist 1995 Scandalous Patty Smyth Primary Artist 1995 We Came to Play Primary Artist 1994 Don't Touch My 45's: Great Lost Singles of the 80's Performer, Primary Artist 1994 Just Can't Get Enough: New Wave Hits of the 80's, Vol. 5 Performer, Primary Artist 1994 Read the Hits/Best of the 80's Performer, Primary Artist 1994 Rock of the 80's, Vol. 14 Performer, Primary Artist 1994 Sounds of the Eighties: 1984 Primary Artist 1993 American Gladiators: The Music Performer, Primary Artist 1993 Dangerous Women Performer, Primary Artist 1992 80's Greatest Rock Hits, Vol. 2: Leather & Lace Performer, Primary Artist 1992 Rock the First, Vol. 4 Performer, Primary Artist 1985 Prime Cuts: Red Hots Performer, Primary Artist 1984 The Warrior Scandal Primary Artist 1983 Easy Money Performer, Primary Artist 1982 Scandal Scandal Primary Artist 100 Hits: Power Ballads Primary Artist 25 Years Of Chrysalis Music Primary Artist Box of Rock [Disc 8] Primary Artist Essencial 80's Primary Artist Greatest Hits: European Selection Scandal Primary Artist Love Rocks Primary Artist Pure... Alternative 80s Primary Artist Reloaded Danked Out Producer Retrospective: The '80s Primary Artist Rock the Night Primary Artist Rock!: The Album Primary Artist Rockin' 80's, Vol. 2 [19 Tracks] Primary Artist Sam Records Extended Play Jacques Renault Primary Artist These Dreams Primary Artist Similar To Pat Benatar Holly & the Italians Toni Basil Associated With Patty Smyth Patty Smyth Patricia Smyth Born June 26, 1957 New York City, New York, U.S. Genres Rock, pop rock, new wave Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter Instruments Vocals, piano, guitar Years active 1981–present Labels Columbia, MCA Associated acts Scandal, Don Henley, The Hooters Patricia Smyth (born June 26, 1957) is an American singer and songwriter. She first came into national attention in the band Scandal. She went on to record and perform on her own. Her distinctive voice and New Wave image gained broad exposure through video recordings aired on cable music video channels such as MTV. Her debut album Never Enough was well received, and generated a pair of Top 40 hits. In the early 1990s she again reached the Top 10 with the hit single "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," a duet with Don Henley. She performed and co-wrote with James Ingram the song "Look What Love Has Done" for the 1994 motion picture Junior. The work earned her a Grammy Award nomination for Best Song Written for Visual Media, as well as an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song. Smyth married retired tennis player John McEnroe in 1997. With Scandal After growing up in the Brooklyn neighborhood Gerritsen Beach, Smyth joined Scandal as vocalist in 1981. The band released a self-titled debut EP the next year. Featuring the song "Goodbye to You," it went on to become Columbia Records' biggest selling EP. In 1984, they put out their follow-up, Warrior. Buoyed by MTV airplay, the album peaked at No. 17 on the charts, and the first song off the release, also titled "The Warrior," was a top-10 hit. However, despite their success, internal strife within the group led to their breakup soon afterwards. Solo career Following the end of Scandal, Smyth was invited by her friend Eddie Van Halen to join the band Van Halen to replace David Lee Roth as lead singer. However, she declined the offer, because she was eight months pregnant and "It was just not the right time for me," she says now. "I was a New Yorker, I didn't want to live in L.A. ... and those guys were drunk and fighting all the time." She guest-appeared on The Hooters 1985 album Nervous Night on the song "Where Do the Children Go" as an accompanying vocalist. Smyth released her first solo album, Never Enough, in 1987. It contained her version of the Tom Waits song "Downtown Train," which Rod Stewart would make a hit three years later, and the title track "Never Enough," which was co-written with members of the Hooters and based on a song of the same title that Hooters members Eric Bazilian and Rob Hyman had written for their earlier band, Baby Grand. She put out another solo effort in 1992, the eponymous Patty Smyth. Off of that effort, she secured a hit record via a duet with Don Henley of The Eagles, titled "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough." This peaked at number two in the Billboard Hot 100, and was certified gold for sales of 500,000. The album, also certified gold, featured an additional US Top 40 hit with "No Mistakes" and also spawned the minor hit "I Should Be Laughing." Smyth had previously recorded with Henley as a backing singer on several songs on his albums Building The Perfect Beast and The End of the Innocence. Smyth subsequently co-wrote the 1994 song "Look What Love Has Done," nominated for a Grammy and an Academy Award after its inclusion in the soundtrack to the feature film Junior. Further soundtrack commissions resulted in her writing and composing the theme tune, "Wish I Were You," to the 1998 feature film Armageddon. (Her husband, John McEnroe, claimed in his autobiography[1] that she was inspired to write the song by his own attempt at a musical career; she was struck by his excitement at playing music, when her own feelings about the music industry were much more ambivalent.) In 2015, to promote the release of her Christmas album called Come On December, she crowd-funded a campaign to support the Headstrong Project with all the money raised on the pre-orders of her album going to the non-profit.[2] The album featured the single "Broken," and the music video for the single was released just before Veterans's Day, and was filmed on the grounds of a Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter. The album was released on November 20, 2015.[3] Reunion with Scandal In 2004, VH1 recruited Smyth and the surviving members of Scandal for a Bands Reunited episode, resulting in a small reunion tour of concerts on the United States East Coast in 2005. The next year, Columbia/Legacy released a new Scandal compilation CD as part of the We Are the '80s series. The compilation contained three unreleased tracks from the 1982 recording sessions ("Grow So Wise", "If You Love Me", "I'm Here Tonight") as well as "All My Life," previously available on the flip side of "Goodbye To You". In July 2008, Billboard reported the upcoming release of new music by the band[4] (featuring original members Keith Mack and Benjy King). They debuted their first single as a band ("Hard for You to Love Me," also referred to as "Make It Hard") in over 24 years on January 17, 2009 in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Personal life Smyth has a daughter, Ruby, with her first husband Richard Hell. She met John McEnroe in 1993; their daughter Anna was born in 1995, and the couple married in 1997. They have since had another daughter, Ava.[5] Discography Albums Never Enough (1987) No. 66 U.S. Patty Smyth (1992) No. 47 U.S. Greatest Hits – Featuring Scandal (1998) Come On December (2015)[6] After leaving Scandal in 1984, vocalist Patty Smyth waited three years before launching her solo career with the Never Enough album. Although it sold respectably, it didn't have any major hit singles. Smyth returned to the top of the charts in 1992 with "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," a duet with Don Henley; the single hit number two and went gold. Its parent album, Patty Smyth, also went gold and featured two other minor hits, "No Mistakes" and "I Should Be Laughing." Never Enough 1987 John Agnello Engineer, Vocals (Background) Eric Bazilian Composer, Guest Artist, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals (Background) Ellison Chase Vocals (Background) Rick Chertoff Composer, Producer, Vocals (Background) Tommy Conwell Guest Artist, Guitar Rick DeFonzo Guitar Rory Dodd Vocals (Background) Anton Fig Drums, Guest Artist Rob Hyman Composer, Keyboards, Vocals (Background) Neil Jason Bass Tom Kelly Composer John Leffler Vocals (Background) Keith Mack Guitar Magic Dick Guest Artist, Harmonica David Sanborn Guest Artist, Saxophone Ralph Schuckett Keyboards Patty Smyth Composer, Primary Artist, Vocals Ray Spiegel Tabla Billy Steinberg Composer Kasim Sulton Vocals (Background) Richard Termini Keyboards Eric Troyer Vocals (Background) Tom Waits Composer William Wittman Guitar, Producer, Vocals (Background) Peter Wood Keyboards Patty Smyth 1992 Five years after her first solo album, Never Enough, Smyth decided "there's such a thing as too much love" and proceeded to detail lover's trials for an entire album. Despite production by Bruce Springsteen keyboardist Roy Bittan, this isn't as good as Never Enough, although "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," a duet with Don Henley, got tons of radio play. John Aguto Engineer Rusty Anderson Guitar Kenny Aronoff Drums Roy Bittan Keyboards, Producer Glen Burtnik Composer Gia Ciambotti Vocals (Background) Dave Collins Mastering Sheryl Crow Guest Artist, Vocals (Background) Sue Davis Vocals (Background) Nick DiDia Engineer Susan Dodes Art Direction Andy Engel Design Jon Dee Graham Composer Jesse Harms Composer Don Henley Guest Artist, Performer, Primary Artist Robbie Hay Jacobs Engineer, Mixing Kipp Lennon Vocals (Background) Sam Lorber Composer Michael Lunn Composer Arnold McCullough Vocals (Background) Robert Molnar Vocals (Background) John Pierce Bass Tim Pierce Guitar Jimmy Ripp Guitar Ed Roynesdal Composer Randee Saint Nicholas Photography Kevin Savigar Composer Brian Scheuble Engineer, Mixing Patty Smyth Composer, Primary Artist, Vocals Vartan Art Direction Terry Young Vocals (Background) Songwriting All She Wants to Do Is Dance feat. Martha Davis / Don Henley / David Paich / Steve Porcaro Keith Mack / Zachary Smith / Patty Smyth Tom Waits In the Rain feat. Xscape Tony Hester Kathe Green / Zachary Smith Jesse Harms Rick Chertoff / Rob Hyman / Patty Smyth Iain Baker / Jerry de Borg / Mike Edwards / Al Jaworski / Simon Matthews Eric Bazilian / Rick Chertoff / Rob Hyman / Patty Smyth / Jimmy Thackery Kevin Savigar / Patty Smyth Jon Dee Graham Jonathan Cain / Steve Perry / Neal Schon Ed Roynesdal / Patty Smyth Tom Kelly / Billy Steinberg Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough feat. Marcia Ball Sunset Grill feat. Mike Boddicker / Don Henley / David Paich / Pino Palladino Don Henley / Danny Kortchmar / Benmont Tench Doug Lubahn / Joni Mitchell Sam Lorber / Michael Lunn Nick Gilder / Holly Knight Glen Burtnik / Patty Smyth Kevin Savigar / Patty Smyth All Credits Chant Choir/Chorus Composer Featured Artist Guest Artist Lyricist Main Personnel Member of Attributed Artist Musician Performer Primary Artist Producer Vocal Harmony Vocals Vocals (Background) 2018 Goodbye to You: Best of the 80's Live Scandal / Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Vocals 2013 Haynes Ultimate Guide to Classic Anthems: Rock Featured Artist 2013 Latest & Greatest: Soft Rock Ballads Primary Artist 2013 The Calm After... Travis Tritt Composer 2012 Soul Rising Chadwick Johnson Composer 2011 Mix 80's, 90's y Más Featured Artist 2009 Super Hits Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Composer 2009 Super Hits Xscape Guest Artist, Primary Artist 2009 The Very Best of Don Henley Don Henley Musician, Main Personnel, Primary Artist 2008 Top Hits of the 80s [Collectables] Primary Artist 2007 Gold Country [Australia] Primary Artist 2006 Chart Toppers: 70's-90's Primary Artist 2006 Superstar of the 80s Primary Artist 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Member of Attributed Artist, Vocals, Vocals (Background) 2005 100 Love Songs Primary Artist 2005 Beautiful Duets [Universal Netherlands] Primary Artist 2005 Classic Rock Ballads [Crimson] Composer, Primary Artist 2004 Biggest & Best Ballads Primary Artist 2004 Greatest Collection Cyndi Lauper Composer, Primary Artist 2004 Neo-Soul United, Vol. 2 Producer, Composer 2004 Rockin' 80's [Sony] Guest Artist, Vocals, Primary Artist 2004 Together: Endless & Sweet Memories Primary Artist 2003 80's Top Ten Hits Primary Artist 2003 Are You Ready To Rumble Featured Artist 2003 Box of Rock Primary Artist 2003 Eighties Extreme Rock, Vol. 2 Primary Artist 2003 It Ain't Easy Bein' Single: Vinyl EPs and Rarities Dirt Bike Annie Composer 2003 Naked Kassie Depaiva Composer 2003 Pop and Rock Divas for Dummies Primary Artist 2003 Rock Heroes Primary Artist 2002 Hit Me With Your 80's Box Performer, Primary Artist 2002 Monster '80s, Vol. 2 Performer, Primary Artist 2002 Pop and Soul Divas [Box Set] Composer, Primary Artist 2002 Rock America Primary Artist 2002 Together: 38 All Time Classic Duets & Collaborations Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 2001 '80s Pop Hits [Sony] Performer, Primary Artist 2001 Chart Toppers [Sony] Performer, Primary Artist 2001 Rock Party 1982-1992: 10 Years of American Rock Primary Artist 2001 Styx World: Live 2001 Styx Composer 2000 Eighties Rock Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Hard Rock Essentials [Trans World] Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Monsters of Rock, Vol. 2 [Razor & Tie] Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Rock Giants [Platinum] Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Rock Giants, Vol. 3 Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Rock Hits of the 80's [Sony Special Products 2000] Performer, Primary Artist 2000 Ultimate Rock Classics, Vol. 1 Performer, Primary Artist 1999 80's Rock, Vol. 3 Performer, Primary Artist 1999 Are You Ready to Rumble, Vol. 1 Primary Artist 1999 Great Hits of the 80's, Vol. 3 Primary Artist 1999 Greatest Hits of the '80s [Platinum 3 CD] Primary Artist 1999 I Wanna Rock, Vol. 2 Primary Artist 1999 Kuschelrock, Vol. 7 Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 1999 Mega Rock Vol. 1 Featured Artist, Primary Artist 1999 Shine Patty Smyth Primary Artist 1999 Smokin' Section Tom Scott & the L.A. Express Guest Artist, Vocals, Featured Artist 1999 The Greatest Hits of the '80s, Vol. 9 Performer, Primary Artist 1998 Armageddon [Original Soundtrack] Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 1998 Christmas at Home Donny Osmond Composer 1998 Duet Album: Better Together Primary Artist 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Vocals, Composer 1998 Sounds of the Eighties: Big 80's Performer, Primary Artist 1998 The Women of Rock, Vol. 1 Performer, Primary Artist 1998 Wish I Were You Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Vocals, Composer 1997 Billboard Top Album Rock Hits 1984 Performer, Primary Artist 1997 Country Love [Crimson] Primary Artist 1997 Duets: 36 of the World's Greatest Ever Duets Primary Artist 1997 Hot Ladies of Pop Performer, Featured Artist 1997 Regina Regina Regina Regina Composer 1997 Women on Top of the Charts Performer, Primary Artist 1996 Forever Rock, Vol. 3 Performer, Primary Artist 1996 Hooterization The Hooters Guest Artist 1996 I Know What Boys Like Performer, Featured Artist 1996 In Their Own Words, Vol. 2 Vocals, Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 1996 It Takes Two [Columbia] Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 1996 Miles to Go Don Lewis Composer 1996 Only Rock 'N Roll 1990-1994: 20 Pop Hits Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 1995 Actual Miles: Henley's Greatest Hits Don Henley Guest Artist, Musician, Primary Artist 1995 Big Hits of the 80's [Sony] Performer, Primary Artist 1995 Feel Like Making Love: 40 Classic Rock Ballads Primary Artist 1995 Hazy Shade of '80s Primary Artist 1995 Scandalous Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Performer, Composer 1995 Together: 20 Classic Soul Duets Primary Artist 1995 Train Trax Primary Artist 1994 8 Seconds Performer, Composer, Primary Artist 1994 Look What Love Has Done Patty Smyth Primary Artist 1994 Rock of the 80's, Vol. 14 Performer, Primary Artist 1993 Dangerous Women Performer, Primary Artist 1993 Drift Away, Vol. 1 Primary Artist 1993 I Should Be Laughing Patty Smyth Primary Artist 1992 80's Greatest Rock Hits, Vol. 2: Leather & Lace Performer, Primary Artist 1992 Absolute Music, Vol. 14 [1992] Composer, Primary Artist 1992 No Mistakes Patty Smyth Primary Artist 1992 Patty Smyth Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Vocals, Composer 1992 Rock the First, Vol. 4 Vocals 1992 Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Vocals 1991 The Fire Inside Bob Seger / Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band Vocals (Background), Vocal Harmony, Choir/Chorus 1989 The End of the Innocence Don Henley Guest Artist, Vocals (Background), Vocal Harmony 1989 Yo Frankie Dion Guest Artist, Vocals (Background) 1987 King's Record Shop Rosanne Cash Guest Artist, Vocals (Background) 1987 Never Enough Patty Smyth Primary Artist, Vocals, Composer 1985 Nervous Night The Hooters Vocals 1985 Prime Cuts: Red Hots Performer, Primary Artist 1984 Building the Perfect Beast Don Henley Guest Artist, Vocals, Chant, Vocal Harmony, Primary Artist 1984 The Warrior Scandal Vocals, Composer 1982 Ignition John Waite Vocals, Vocals (Background) 1982 Scandal Scandal Vocals, Vocals (Background), Composer 1980 At Home/Around the World David Amram Vocals 1977 Havana/New York David Amram Vocals 25 Years Of Chrysalis Music Primary Artist Box of Rock [Disc 8] Primary Artist In Their Own Words, Vol. 2 Composer, Primary Artist, Vocals Karaoke: Easy Rock Female Composer, Lyricist Latest & Greatest Country Hits Primary Artist Magic Moments [SR] Primary Artist Never Say Never Jana Anderson Composer Party Tyme Karaoke: 80s Hits, Vol. 1 Party Tyme Karaoke Composer Party Tyme Karaoke: Rock Female Hits 1 Party Tyme Karaoke Composer Patty Smyth's Greatest Hits Featuring Scandal Patty Smyth Primary Artist Pure Love Songs, Pt. 3 Composer, Primary Artist Scandal Patty Smyth Primary Artist Sessions: Essential Songs of Philadelphia David Uosikkinen / David Uosikkinen's in the Pocket Vocals Songs of 9/11 the Movie Primary Artist The Power of Love [Time Life] Composer, Primary Artist The Duets Album [UMTV] Primary Artist Similar To Holly & the Italians Pat Benatar Influenced By Bonnie Raitt Diana Ross Dusty Springfield Elton John Janis Joplin Linda Ronstadt The Ronettes Followed By Garbage Nelly Furtado No Doubt P!nk Shakira Spice Girls Associated With Scandal Collaborated With Don Henley Thommy Price Birth name Thomas Price Born December 9, 1956 Origin Brooklyn, New York United States Genres Rock, pop rock Occupation(s) Drummer Instruments Drums, guitar Associated acts Joan Jett and the Blackhearts · Billy Idol · Mink DeVille · Scandal Thommy Price is an American musician. He has played drums in a number of bands, including Scandal, Billy Idol, Blue Öyster Cult, and Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, and is an in-demand session drummer. History Price was already on the road drumming by the age of 16. One of his first prolific gigs was playing drums for the band Scandal. He performed on the band's classic Warrior album before moving on to Billy Idol. In 1986, he started drumming for Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, and he's been a member of the band for the past 28 years, even though he was originally just a studio musician. On the side, Price formed the band Price/Sulton with his childhood friend and music partner Kasim Sulton. They cowrote the music and Price played guitar and did vocals. They released a full-length album on CBS Records called Lights On. The song "No T.V. No Phone" was featured in the 1987 film The Allnighter, starring Susanna Hoffs.[1] Price is currently drumming in his own band in New York City. They recently finished recording an EP, Sex, Drums & Rock ’n’ Roll, and some of their songs are featured in the soundtrack of Sweet Life, a film with Joan Jett.[2] [3] [4] Band activity Joan Jett (1986–present) Love Crushed Velvet (2007-present) Billy Idol Mink DeVille (Coup de Grâce, 1981; Live at Montreux 1982 DVD, 2008) Scandal (drums) (1982–1984, 2004–2005) Flame David Drew band Chris DeMarco (1979-1984) Studio Work Peter Wolf Enrique Iglesias Frank Wright The Waterboys Debbie Harry Roger Daltrey Ric Ocasek Ronnie Spector Blue Öyster Cult The Psychedelic Furs Mink DeVille Ron Wood Steve Lukather John Waite Sylvester Cycle Sluts from Hell Spread Eagle Michael Monroe D. L. Byron Steve Stevens Batusis Mark Duda Chris DeMarco Discography Sex Drums & Rock 'n' Roll[2] That's Amore[3] All Credits Additional Music Bass Composer Drum Drum Loop Drums Group Member Guest Artist Guitar Main Personnel Member of Attributed Artist Music Coordinator Percussion Performer Primary Artist Producer Vocals Vocals (Background) 2018 Dr. Demento Covered in Punk Dr. Demento Drums 2017 Month of Sundays Mark Duda Drums 2015 L' Homme Qui Marche Étienne Daho Drums 2014 The Box Set Series Blue Öyster Cult Drums 2013 Unvarnished Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Drums, Percussion, Group Member, Composer 2011 Rover's Return John Waite Drums 2011 We Are the Brokenhearted Beggars & Thieves Drums 2010 A Blackheart Christmas Primary Artist, Producer 2010 The Runaways Drums 2008 Coolest Songs in the World, Vol. 4 Drums 2008 Playlist: New Wave Drums 2008 Playlist: Rock Drums 2008 Pure Rock [EMI] Drums 2007 D.L. Byron Live D.L. Byron Main Personnel, Drums 2007 Sick Puppy Yankee Doodle Blitzkreig Drums 2006 Boa D.L. Byron Main Personnel, Drums 2006 Sinner Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Member of Attributed Artist, Drums, Group Member 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Drums 2005 A Tribute to Public Image Limited Drums 2005 No Apologies The Eyeliners Drums, Music Coordinator 2004 Diagnosis for Death Dr. Chud Drums 2004 Itz D.L. Byron Guest Artist, Main Personnel, Drums 2003 Jett Rock: Greatest Hits of Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Drums, Group Member 2003 The Essential Blue Öyster Cult Blue Öyster Cult Drums 2002 Phoenix Eye Talk Drum Loop 2001 Purge Bif Naked Drums, Vocals (Background) 1999 Fetish Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Drums 1999 The Best of Etienne Étienne Daho Drums 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Drums, Vocals (Background) 1998 Wish I Were You Patty Smyth Drums 1997 We Will Fall: The Iggy Pop Tribute Drums 1996 A Small Circle of Friends: A Germs Tribute Guitar 1995 Evil Stig Evil Stig Guest Artist 1995 Tank Girl Drums 1994 Flashback Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Group Member 1994 Pure and Simple Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Group Member, Composer 1993 Dream Harder The Waterboys Drums, Bass 1993 In Country: Folk Songs of Americans in the Vietnam War Guitar, Vocals (Background) 1993 Open to the Public Spread Eagle Drums 1992 Clean as a Broke-Dick Dog The Monkeywrench Guitar 1991 Comme un Igloo Étienne Daho Drums 1991 Des Attractions Désastre Étienne Daho Drums 1991 Les Voyages Immobiles Étienne Daho Drums 1991 Saudade Étienne Daho Drums 1991 Un Homme à La Mer Étienne Daho Drums 1990 The Hit List Joan Jett Performer 1989 Atomic Playboys Steve Stevens' Atomic Playboys Guest Artist, Drums 1989 Not Fakin' It Michael Monroe Drums 1988 Idol Songs: 11 of the Best Billy Idol Drums 1988 Imaginos Blue Öyster Cult Member of Attributed Artist, Drums 1988 Safety Love David Drew Drums 1988 Up Your Alley Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Drums, Bass, Group Member 1987 Rover's Return John Waite Drums 1987 Unfinished Business Ronnie Spector Drums 1986 Club Ninja Blue Öyster Cult Drums 1986 Good Music Joan Jett / Joan Jett & the Blackhearts Guest Artist, Drums 1984 The Warrior Scandal Vocals, Drums, Vocals (Background) 1983 Rebel Yell Billy Idol Drums 1980 Siren Ronnie Spector Drums 1965 Frank Wright Trio Frank Wright Drums Atomic Playboys Steve Stevens Drums Crazy Motherfucker Adam Bomb Additional Music Rock Like Fuck Adam Bomb Drums The Best Michael Monroe Drum The Music of Blue Öyster Cult Blue Öyster Cult Drums Collaborated With Joan Jett Kasim Sulton Patty Smyth Frankie LaRocka Frankie LaRocka (April 17, 1954 – May 12, 2005), born Frank LaRocca, was an American rock musician and producer. He was a member of Scandal, playing drums on their debut EP, and, at various stages, played the drums with Bon Jovi, David Johansen, Bryan Adams, and John Waite. In the 1990s, he became an A&R man and producer with his most notable work being with the Spin Doctors on their breakthrough album Pocket Full of Kryptonite. Musical history LaRocka started his career playing drums with David Johansen on Johansen's self-titled album from 1978. He joined Scandal in 1982 and played on their self-titled album of the same year as well as earning credit on John Waite's Ignition album. LaRocka toured with Bryan Adams on his 1983 world tour, and was part of the band when they appeared that year live in concert on the legendary televised Rockpalast show (also broadcast live on European radio). Bon Jovi opened for Scandal in a 1984 tour which led to that band being signed to Polygram Records. La Rocka played drums on their 1984 Bon Jovi album. After parting company with Scandal, he returned to session work playing on sessions by John Waite and in 1985 appearing with him in his band on TV shows like Solid Gold. In the early '90s, LaRocka played drums with Company of Wolves, a straight-ahead rock band signed to Mercury Records. Frankie also signed a girl group from London called NeverBlue Managed by Christopher Waller, Tasha Leaper, Lisa Hurley and Susan Motley. The group worked with Brian Rawlings, famed for Cher's Believe album. NeverBlue was signed to Straight Line Records under Atlantic Records. A&R and production work LaRocka's first stab at production was with Irish band Silent Running, whom he signed while working in the A&R department at Atlantic Records. He also played drums on their album Deep. He began working for Sony Music and one of his first signings was the Spin Doctors. He produced their 1991 debut Pocketful of Kryptonite. The album sold slowly at first but it eventually became a hit after their song Little Miss Can't Be Wrong started picking up airplay on MTV and radio. The follow-up single Two Princes was a top ten hit and the album reached a peak of #3 on the Billboard charts in 1993. LaRocka produced subsequent albums for the Spin Doctors but they failed to achieve the same success. He produced the soundtrack of the 1993 movie Philadelphia. It reached #12 on the Billboard 200 album chart and featured a top ten single hit in the Bruce Springsteen song Streets of Philadelphia. Springsteen also won an Academy Award for Best Song as well as a Golden Globe. Neil Young was also nominated for an Academy Award for his track Philadelphia and the album also featured tracks by Peter Gabriel and the Spin Doctors. By the end of his career at Sony, LaRocka was vice president of the A&R department. He was back playing drums for a New York band Hot Monkey Love and with Noel Redding on a 2002 live album recorded at Prague. He also had an independent production company, Straight Line Productions, and had signed the band happyendings to J Records where they were recording their debut record. LaRocka died after undergoing heart surgery in New York in May 2005. All Credits Archival Restoration Bongos Compilation Producer Coordination Digital Assembly Drums Egg Shaker Engineer Executive Producer Group Member Guest Artist Member of Attributed Artist Mixing Percussion Producer Reissue Producer Shaker Tambourine Vocals Vocals (Background) 2010 Tour Box Bon Jovi Drums 2008 David Johansen/Live It Up David Johansen Vocals, Drums 2008 No Brakes/Mask of Smiles John Waite Drums 2008 Super Hits Spin Doctors Producer 2006 Chronicles Bon Jovi Drums, Group Member 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Member of Attributed Artist, Drums 2005 Whatever: The '90s Pop and Culture Box Producer 2004 The David Johansen Group Live David Johansen Group Reissue Producer, Drums, Archival Restoration, Digital Assembly 2003 Live from Bunk R - Prague Noel Redding Group Member 2003 Zig Zag Earl Slick Coordination 1999 Silver Zone Glimmer Producer 1999 Sun Lisa Hayes Executive Producer 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Drums 1996 You've Got to Believe in Something Spin Doctors Shaker, Egg Shaker 1995 Classicks Alice Cooper Compilation Producer 1995 From Pumps to Pompadour: The David Johansen Story David Johansen Vocals, Drums, Tambourine 1995 Twister Watershed Mixing, Percussion 1994 Heaven and Hull Mick Ronson Mixing 1994 Three Chords and a Cloud of Dust [live] Watershed Producer, Mixing 1994 Turn It Upside Down Spin Doctors Producer 1993 Philadelphia [Original Soundtrack] Producer, Mixing 1993 Slamdunk Henry Lee Summer Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Drums, Percussion 1993 Two Princes [Import CD Single] Spin Doctors Producer 1993 You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast Spin Doctors Producer 1992 Homebelly Groove...Live Spin Doctors Producer, Mixing 1991 Pocket Full of Kryptonite Spin Doctors Producer, Mixing 1991 Up for Grabs...Live Spin Doctors Producer 1990 Shake Your Soul Baton Rouge Percussion 1989 Deep Silent Running Drums 1989 Four Winds Tangier Drums, Percussion 1989 Greetings from New York SOS All-Stars Percussion 1989 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [Rhino] Vocals, Drums, Percussion 1988 Lost to the Street Alex Rozum Producer, Drums, Bongos, Percussion 1987 Eastern Bloc Eastern Bloc Guest Artist, Drums, Shaker 1985 Mask of Smiles John Waite Drums 1984 Bon Jovi Bon Jovi Drums 1982 Ignition John Waite Drums 1982 Scandal Scandal Drums 1979 In Style David Johansen Drums, Tambourine, Vocals (Background) 1978 David Johansen David Johansen Vocals, Drums Max's Kansas City: 1976 & Beyond Drums Associated With Spin Doctors Collaborated With Aaron Comess Chris Barron David Johansen Eric Schenkman Mark White Peter Denenberg PRICE / SULTON Album Credits Jimmy Bralower Drums Louis Cortelezzi Saxophone Elliot Easton Guitar Phil Grande Guitar (Rhythm) Beverly Hill Vocals (Background) Joan Jett Vocals (Background) Danny Louis Keyboards Tom Mandel Keyboards Price-Sulton Primary Artist Peter Scherer Keyboards Ivan Elias All Credits Bass Guitar (Bass) Member of Attributed Artist 2018 Goodbye to You: Best of the 80's Live Scandal / Patty Smyth Bass 2008 Red Hot [Bonus Tracks] The Ivory Tower Project Bass 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Member of Attributed Artist, Guitar (Bass), Bass 2002 Red Hot The Ivory Tower Project Bass 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Bass 1994 Crying at the Circus Paul Lloyd Bass 1990 It's Only a Long Way Across Pierce Turner Bass 1988 Rachele Cappelli Rachele Cappelli Bass 1987 Arlen Roth Arlen Roth Bass 1984 The Warrior Scandal Bass 1982 Scandal Scandal Bass 1978 Back to the Midwest Night Arlyn Gale Bass 1978 Close But No Guitar King of Hearts Bass Jeff Conway Jeff Conway Bass Simple Talk Scott Folsom Guitar (Bass) Keith Mack Discography Christmas Guitar Marc Clery Cover Design Roger Dellar Cover Art JB Greenhaugh Design, Photography Eamon Loftus Mastering Keith Mack Arranger, Primary Artist, Producer Craig Melvin Engineer All Credits Arranger Audio Production Banjo Bass Bouzouki Composer Guitar Guitar (12 String Electric) Guitar (12 String) Guitar (Acoustic) Guitar (Baritone) Guitar (Electric) Guitar (Nylon String) Guitar (Rhythm) Lap Steel Guitar Mandolin Mellotron Member of Attributed Artist Pedal Steel Primary Artist Producer Remixing Tenor (Vocal) Vocals Vocals (Background) 2018 Goodbye to You: Best of the 80's Live Scandal / Patty Smyth Guitar 2010 Meet Mr. New Year Tom Dearing Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String Electric), Guitar (Acoustic), Lap Steel Guitar, Vocals 2009 Super Hits Patty Smyth Composer 2008 My Turn to Eat Big Kuntry King Producer 2007 See Through Eyes The Francis X. Stagliano Band Producer, Vocals, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Baritone), Guitar (Nylon String), Bouzouki, Mandolin, Pedal Steel 2007 T.I. vs T.I.P. T.I. Producer 2006 Best Thang Smokin' Young Dro Producer 2006 Grand Hustle Presents: In da Streets, Vol. 4 Producer 2006 Hold the Fire Tommy James Guitar 2006 King T.I. Producer, Audio Production 2006 Live in the Sky T.I. Producer 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Member of Attributed Artist, Guitar, Vocals (Background) 2005 25 to Life P$C Producer 2005 Boyz N Da Hood Boyz N da Hood Producer 2005 Hustle & Flow Producer 2005 Now That's What I Call Music! 18 Producer 2004 Don't Worry About Me The Highway Q.C.'s Composer 2004 Gospel Quartet Collection, Vol. 1 Angelics / The Highway Q.C.'s Composer 2004 Greatest Collection Cyndi Lauper Composer 2003 True Reflections Boyd Tinsley Guitar 2002 Songs Our Mother Taught Us/Sing from the Top of the Hill The Highway Q.C.'s Composer 2002 This Is My Light The Highway Q.C.'s Composer 2000 Wild Hair Vinyl Shockley Producer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Banjo, Mellotron, Vocals (Background), Bass 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Guitar, Vocals (Background), Composer 1998 Sky Daddy Alan St. Jon Guitar 1998 Speed: Boomin' UK Underground Garage, Vol. 1 Remixing 1996 In Their Own Words, Vol. 2 Guitar 1995 A Night In... Big City: An Audio-Movie Tommy James Guitar 1995 Scandalous Patty Smyth Composer 1994 Lord Inhabits the Praises of His People Strait Gate Judah Chorale Tenor (Vocal), Composer 1993 The Best of Joe Cocker [Capitol] Joe Cocker Guitar (Rhythm) 1992 Metaphor & Mystery Richard Brenckman Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String) 1990 Joe Cocker Live Joe Cocker Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar 1989 Four Mile Road Myra Holder Guitar 1987 Closer to the Flame Rob Jungklas Guitar 1987 It's Alright Chris Stamey Guitar (Electric) 1987 Never Enough Patty Smyth Guitar 1986 Inside Matthew Sweet Guitar 1984 The Warrior Scandal Vocals, Guitar, Vocals (Background), Composer 1982 Scandal Scandal Guitar, Vocals (Background) Christmas Guitar Keith Mack Primary Artist, Producer, Arranger In Their Own Words, Vol. 2 Guitar Joe Cocker: Classic Hits Joe Cocker Guitar Party Tyme Karaoke: 80s Hits, Vol. 1 Party Tyme Karaoke Composer Underground Junction Underground Junction Composer Collaborated With Patty Smyth Benjy King All Credits Arranger Bass Bass (Electric) Clavinet Composer Drum Programming Drums Engineer Fender Rhodes Guest Artist Guitar Guitar (12 String Electric) Guitar (12 String) Guitar (Acoustic) Guitar (Baritone) Guitar (Bass) Guitar (Electric) Harmonium Keyboards Main Personnel Mellotron Mixing Multi Instruments Musician Organ Organ (Hammond) Percussion Piano Primary Artist Producer Sampled Strings Shaker Sitar (Electric) Soloist Strings Synthesizer Synthesizer Bass Synthesizer Horn Tambourine Toy Xylophone Vocals Vocals (Background) Wurlitzer Wurlitzer Piano 2018 Goodbye to You: Best of the 80's Live Scandal / Patty Smyth Keyboards 2012 Guitars and Women/Face to Face Rick Derringer Keyboards, Vocals 2010 Meet Mr. New Year Tom Dearing Producer, Arranger, Mixing, Piano, Wurlitzer Piano, Clavinet, Shaker, Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Organ (Hammond), Sampled Strings, Toy Xylophone, Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Soloist 2008 The Other Side of Me Linda Eder Composer 2008 Tumbling Years Felix Van Dijk Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing, Guitar (Electric), Piano, Fender Rhodes, Guitar (Bass), Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Organ (Hammond), Toy Xylophone 2007 Despite Everything You've Planned Paul Alexander Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Sitar (Electric), Piano, Harmonium, Vocals (Background), Bass, Organ (Hammond) 2007 Jeff Jacobson Jeff Jacobson Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Baritone), Piano, Clavinet, Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Bass, Organ (Hammond), Toy Xylophone 2007 Songs Along the Hudson Bindlestick Bill Guitar, Wurlitzer 2006 Crash & Strum Rebecca Hart Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Baritone), Piano, Fender Rhodes, Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Organ (Hammond), Multi Instruments 2006 Hold the Fire Tommy James Producer, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Vocals (Background) 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Keyboards, Vocals (Background) 2005 Based on a True Story The Starting Line Organ (Hammond) 2004 If I Weren't So Romantic, I'd Shoot You/Face to Face Rick Derringer Vocals, Keyboards, Musician 2004 Still Lauren Echo Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Strings, Piano, Fender Rhodes, Harmonium, Synthesizer Bass, Guitar (Bass), Shaker, Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Organ (Hammond) 2004 The Good Stuff Billy Boy Keyboards 2003 Can You Feel Me Remy Tesser Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Baritone), Sitar (Electric), Piano, Fender Rhodes, Harmonium, Synthesizer, Bass (Electric), Tambourine, Percussion, Drum Programming, Vocals (Background), Organ (Hammond), Sampled Strings, Toy Xylophone 2003 Greg Raposo Greg Raposo Guitar (Acoustic), Wurlitzer, Organ (Hammond) 2003 True Reflections Boyd Tinsley Guitar (Acoustic), Wurlitzer, Percussion, Organ (Hammond) 2002 Damage/No Damage Cold Memory Producer, Mixing 2002 Pieces Russ Bonagura Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (12 String), Guitar (Baritone), Sitar (Electric), Piano, Harmonium, Organ, Wurlitzer, Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Bass, Synthesizer Horn 2002 The Very Best of Girlschool Girlschool Composer 2002 When Pigs Fly: Songs You Never Thought You'd Hear Producer, Keyboards, Primary Artist 2001 Fidelity Is the Enemy Jim Boggia Producer, Engineer, Mixing, Guitar (Baritone), Sitar (Electric), Tambourine 2001 Makin' the Point Franke & the Knockouts Keyboards, Synthesizer 2001 The Best of Kati Mac Kati Mac Keyboards 2000 Anicca Kati Mac Keyboards 2000 Don't Tell Me Mat Treiber Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing 2000 Kindly Remove the Stick Emily's Toy Box Mixing 2000 Michelle DeAngelis Michelle DeAngelis Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing 2000 National Dirt The Lost Beat Heroes Mixing, Organ 2000 Sometimes Russ Bonagura Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing 2000 Summer of Love Love Seed Mama Jump Producer, Mixing 2000 Tighter, Tighter Tommy James Producer, Keyboards 2000 Welcome to Your Life Sweet Brother Rush Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing, Guitar, Guitar (Baritone), Sitar (Electric), Piano, Organ, Mellotron, Vocals (Background), Bass 1999 Coming Home Blind Mice Mixing 1999 Love Is Blue Roxanne Fontana Keyboards 1999 My Pathetic Life The Scoldees Keyboards 1999 The Journey Malena Mathiesen Producer, Engineer, Mixing 1998 Cold Getting Colder Dain Carlton Mergenthaler Piano, Wurlitzer, Organ (Hammond) 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Keyboards, Vocals (Background) 1998 King Biscuit Flower Hour Rick Derringer Keyboards, Vocals (Background) 1998 Never Pet a Burning Dog Alan Merrill Piano, Synthesizer, Vocals (Background) 1996 Miles to Go Don Lewis Composer 1996 Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo: The Best of Rick Derringer Rick Derringer Keyboards, Vocals (Background) 1995 A Night In... Big City: An Audio-Movie Tommy James Producer, Vocals, Keyboards, Synthesizer 1995 Scandalous Patty Smyth Keyboards, Vocals (Background) 1995 The Journey Nancy Meyer Producer, Engineer, Arranger, Mixing, Guitar, Guitar (12 String Electric), Piano, Organ, Keyboards, Drums, Percussion, Vocals (Background), Bass 1994 Beyond the Blue Horizon: More of the Best of Lou Christie Lou Christie Producer, Arranger 1989 Drive She Said Drive She Said Vocals (Background) 1989 The Death of a Dictionary Public Affection Producer, Arranger 1986 Beyond the Pale Fiona Main Personnel, Keyboards 1985 Alan Merrill Alan Merrill Vocals, Piano, Keyboards, Synthesizer 1985 Fiona Fiona Main Personnel, Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Musician 1984 The Warrior Scandal Composer 1983 Another Breath Ellen Foley Guest Artist, Synthesizer 1983 Good Dirty Fun Rick Derringer Vocals, Keyboards 1982 Rock Spectacular Rick Derringer Keyboards 1982 Scandal Scandal Keyboards, Vocals (Background) 1980 Face to Face Rick Derringer Vocals, Keyboards 1979 Guitars and Women Rick Derringer Vocals, Keyboards The Face of '69 Alan Merrill Keyboards, Vocals (Background) Call Me feat. The Box Tops (Debbie Harry / Giorgio Moroder) Associated With Fiona Flanagan Mitch Malloy Rick Derringer Collaborated With Rick Derringer Zach Smith All Credits Accordion Arranger Back Cover Photo Banjo Composer Cornet Cover Photo Group Member Guitar Guitar (12 String) Guitar (Acoustic) Guitar (Rhythm) Harmonica Keyboards Mixing Performer Photography Producer Trumpet Vocals Vocals (Background) Washboard 2018 Goodbye to You: Best of the 80's Live Scandal / Patty Smyth Guitar (Rhythm) 2017 Party Tyme Karaoke: Classic Rock Party Pack Party Tyme Karaoke Composer 2016 Gotta Get Back Seth Walker Cover Photo, Back Cover Photo 2016 I'm Glad Trouble Don't Last Always Luke Winslow-King Photography 2016 Make America Great Again! Delfeayo Marsalis / Uptown Jazz Orchestra Photography 2013 Get an Understanding The Como Mamas Photography, Cover Photo 2013 Smokey Mary Harry Connick Photography 2013 The Coming Tide Luke Winslow-King Photography 2010 Tribal Dr. John / Dr. John and the Lower 911 Photography 2009 Mo Beauty Alec Ounsworth Photography 2008 E(i)ther Or Bipolaroid Photography 2007 Brittany Shane Brittany Shane Producer, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards 2007 Turnaround Shireen Amini Performer 2007 Wailin' for Love Junior Marvin Trumpet 2006 Graceland Mike Bowling Banjo 2006 We Are the '80s Scandal Guitar, Vocals (Background) 2005 Bayou Perdu Lost Bayou Ramblers Photography, Cover Photo 2005 Music for Synchronized Swimming in Space Hi-Fi Sky Photography 2005 Symbiosis Osmosis Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey Photography 2004 Greatest Collection Cyndi Lauper Composer 2003 Borvis New Orleans Klezmer All Stars Photography 2003 Party Tyme Karaoke: Rock Classics Composer 2003 Pilette Breakdown Lost Bayou Ramblers Photography 2001 Greatest Hits of the 80's [Sony] Composer 2000 Bad Spuds New Line Brass Band Vocals, Accordion, Trumpet, Composer 1999 The Greatest Hits of the '80s, Vol. 12 Composer 1998 Greatest Hits Patty Smyth Guitar, Vocals (Background), Composer 1995 And Not Only That Brooks Tegler's Hot Jazz Trumpet 1995 Greatest Hits of the Eighties, Vol. 3 Composer 1995 Greetings from Gumboville Dixie Power Trio Vocals, Harmonica, Accordion, Cornet, Washboard 1995 Scandalous Patty Smyth Composer 1995 Sing Hollies in Reverse Guitar 1994 Keep Em Flying Brooks Tegler Trumpet 1994 The Tape of Only Linda Loud Family Guitar, Guitar (12 String) 1992 Crossing Borders Deanna Bogart Arranger, Trumpet 1992 Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things Loud Family Guitar, Vocals (Background) 1987 Lolita Nation Game Theory Guitar 1985 Confrontation Face to Face Producer, Mixing 1984 The Warrior Scandal Vocals, Guitar, Vocals (Background) 1983 Easy Money Composer 1982 Scandal Scandal Guitar, Vocals (Background), Composer Chained to the Chariot Rotary Downs Photography, Group Member Dogs Nolatet Photography From the Streets of New Orleans Beltway Brass Quintet Composer Heart to Heart Marc Pessar Trumpet Piety Michael Cerveris Photography Rise & Shine Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars Photography Secret Canon, Vol. 2 Dayna Kurtz Photography

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