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Press
Kit > Discography
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ARTIST/PROJECT |
TITLE |
CONTRIBUTION |
YEAR |
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David Cassidy |
Rock
Me Baby |
background vocals |
1972 |
|
2nd
Chapter of Acts |
With
Footnotes |
piano, organ |
1974 |
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Barry McGuire |
Lighten Up |
piano |
1974 |
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2nd
Chapter of Acts |
In
the Volume of the Book |
piano |
1975 |
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Rita Coolidge |
Anytime, Anywhere |
vocals |
1977 |
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Kim Carnes |
St.
Vincent’s Court |
background
vocals |
1979 |
|
Maria Muldaur |
Gospel
Nights |
piano;
recorded live at McCabe's with the Chambers
Brothers and the Burns Sisters |
1980 |
|
compilation |
Country Praise |
piano |
1982 |
|
soundtrack |
Heated Vengeance |
sang
“Roll and
Tumble” |
1985 |
|
acting debut |
Married With Children |
played
guitar in The Why,
the band that played in
the episode in which Peg schemed to be
chosen Prom Queen at her high school reunion |
1989 |
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Peter Case |
Blue
Guitar |
keyboards, vocals |
1989 |
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Kris Kristofferson |
Third World Warrior |
piano,
synthesizer, guitar, and vocals |
1990 |
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Los Lobos |
The
Neighborhood |
piano,
keyboards |
1990 |
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Timothy B. Schmit |
Tell
Me the Truth |
organ |
1990 |
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Edie Brickell |
Ghost of a Dog |
piano |
1990 |
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Dean Dobbins Band |
Volumes 1 and 2 |
piano |
1990 |
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Bonnie Raitt |
Live
at Montreux |
keyboards; duet on “Good Man, Good Woman”
|
1991
(2005) |
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Bonnie Raitt |
Luck
of the Draw |
background
vocals |
1991 |
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The Blue Aeroplanes |
Beatsongs |
organ, piano |
1991 |
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Willie Nelson |
Across the Borderline |
guitar,
piano, organ, background vocals |
1993 |
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Kris Kristofferson |
A
Moment of Forever |
guitar,
piano, backing vocals; with Kristofferson,
co-wrote “A Moment of Forever,” “Worth
Fighting For,” and “New Game Now”
|
1995 |
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Goose Ravel |
Chase the Feelin’ |
released CD under the name “Goose Ravel”;
wrote or co-wrote all songs |
1995 |
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Highwaymen |
The Road
Goes On Forever |
acoustic piano,
background vocals |
1995 |
|
theme
song |
Boston
Common |
vocals |
1996-1997 |
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Tamara Champlin |
You
Won’t Get to Heaven Alive |
keyboards |
1998 |
|
Fort
Worth West |
Fort
Worth West |
electric
piano |
1998 |
|
Freebo |
The End
of the Beginning |
keyboards, vocals |
1999 |
|
Arleen Nicastro |
Churches
and Honky-Tonks |
vocals |
2000 |
|
soundtrack |
Shark
Attack 2 |
wrote and
performed “High Tide,” co-wrote “Dreams Come
True” |
2001 |
|
Soni Cantrell-Smith |
When
Spirit Is Calling |
keyboards,
guitars, percussion, bass, vocals; wrote “Since
You Came Into My Life”; co-wrote “Angel Fly,”
“The Water,” “Namaste Song,” “Living With the
Love,” and “When Spirit is Calling” |
2001 |
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Will
Ray |
Mojo
Blues |
piano, organ
|
2002 |
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Marcia Ball |
So Many
Rivers |
co-wrote “Dance
With Me,” “Honeypie,” and “Hurricane on China
Lake” |
2003 |
|
Dorian Michael |
Acoustic
Blues |
piano |
2003 |
|
soundtrack |
Secret
War in the Pacific |
arranged
and performed “St.
Louis Woman,” words and music
by W.C. Handy |
2004 |
|
Eric
Burden |
My
Secret Life |
Hammond B-3
organ |
2004 |
|
Peach |
The Real
Thing |
co-wrote “Come
Up and See Me Sometime” |
2004 |
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Teresa James |
Oh Yeah |
piano |
2004 |
|
Highwaymen |
The Road
Goes On Forever 10th Anniversary
Edition |
acoustic piano,
background vocals |
2005 |
|
Clay
DuBose |
These
Days |
piano, organ,
accordion, guitar, background vocals |
2005 |
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Michael SG |
On the
Road |
accordion |
2005 |
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Wild
Steed |
Nothin’
Better to Do |
keyboards,
accordion |
2005 |
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Mark
Goldberg … |
… and
Friends in Hollywood |
keyboards and
vocals |
2006 |
|
Walter Trout |
Full
Circle |
“John
Mayall is back on 'Highway Song', a rueful ditty
about the itinerant lifestyle of a musician with
the barrelhouse piano of Danny Timms
contributing hugely to the success of this
particular take.”
-
From a review by Phil
Jackson
“Midnight
Angel”: Walter Trout, Danny Ott (guitar), Danny
Timms (keyboards), James (Jimmy) Trapp (bass),
and John Senne (drums) |
2006 |
|
Greg
Stephens |
I
Don't Know |
keyboards,
accordion |
2006 |
|
soundtrack |
Brats:
Our Journey Home |
with Kris
Kristofferson, co-wrote "Worth Fighting For" |
2006 |
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