John Cody music CDs. John Cody waited almost 30 years to record his music. He has been a performing musician most of his life. John grew up in rural Mississippi and was heavily influenced by the music of John Fogerty, Dan Fogelberg, ...

John Cody CD discography. In the U.S.,Red Rider never matched the level of success they had achieved in their native Canada. They had several AOR hits, including the brooding, now-staple "Lunatic Fringe," but mainstream attention eluded them. Lead singer Tom Cochrane broke through in ...

John Cody discography. The great technical ability and musical interaction between steel player Jimmy Roy and lead guitarist Stephen Nikleva make this Western Swing record consistently interesting from track to track. Lead vocalist and sax-man Condo brings his mature and expressive vocals, including ...

John Cody albums. debut album from Pacific Northwest-based singer/songwriter contains humorous original folk songs Personnel: Scott Katz (vocals, acoustic guitar); Scott Katz; Katie Peterson (vocals); Steve Dawson (guitar, dobro); Lorna Brampton (cello); Christine Duncan (vocals); John Reischman (mandolin); Keith Bennett (harmonica); Bill Runge ...

John Cody CD discography. Ralph Alfonso, a Vancouver poet who used to live in Toronto back in the day and managed its premier 1977 punk band, the Diodes, leads Ralph. For this CD, he sets his beat poetry verse to '50s style downbeat jazz ...

John Cody music CDs. Jones' first new studio effort in six years returns to the covers-heavy format of her earlier work, drawing from a wonderfully eclectic pool of material including Joe Tex's "You Got What It Takes," Squeeze's "Black Coffee in Bed," Joni Mitchell's ...

John Cody songs. Recorded at Front Page Studios, Burbank & Market Street Studios, Venice, California from September-December 1997. Personnel: Lynn Miles (vocals, acoustic guitar, piano); Kevin Breit (electric guitar, mandolin); Greg Leisz (mandolin); Jim Cox (piano, Wurlitzer organ); John Cody (piano); David Piltch (upright ...

John Cody albums. Volumizer's excellently titled Gaga for Gigi sounds for all the world like fellow Vancouver all-stars the New Pornographers, assuming Neko Case sang lead on every song -- and there's nothing wrong with that ideal whatsoever. Though bursting with the same hyperactive, new wave-inspired energy as the New Pornographers, Volumizer's roots extend beyond inspiration into the real deal: guitarist Rodney Graham was a member of post-punk cult favorites U-J3RK5, fellow guitarist Bill Napier-Hemy served with the Pointed Sticks (the first Canuck band signed to the ...