Jim Zeller Discography of CDs

Jim Zeller songs Mahogany Rush were always regarded as the poor relations of Rush, if they were thought of at all. In the U.S., they were regarded in certain markets (Detroit, Chicago, Kansas City) as true descendants of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, but in the mid-'70s, that's what everyone was looking for. Frank Marino, the precocious ...

Jim Zeller albums Photographer: Ron McKeown. Dragonfly: The Best of Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush is a fine 14-track collection that hits most of the highlights from Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush's hard-rockin' career, featuring such familiar items as "Jive Baby," "Dragonfly," "Hey, Little Lover," "Requiem for a Sinner," "Sister Change" and "Rock 'N' Roll Hall of ...

Jim Zeller CD discography Well, nobody would expect a finalist of a musical reality show to sound avant-garde. But though this kind of acoustic folk is completely unoriginal, it can also be botched -- yet, thankfully, isn't. The songs are midtempo affairs, led by William Deslauriers' vocals and guitar, with unobtrusive rhythm work and minor arrangements. The ...

Jim Zeller music CDs Recording information: Bobinasons, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (07/1979-08/1979); Clover Studios, Hollywood, CA (07/1979-08/1979); Studio Expérience, Montreal, Quebec, Canada (07/1979-08/1979); Studio St. Charles (07/1979-08/1979). Personnel: George Thurston, Jim Keltner (guitar, percussion); Jim Zeller (harmonica); Daniel Barbe (synthesizer, Moog synthesizer); Richard Tate (drums).

Jim Zeller discography Recording information: Le Criteria Studios, Miami, FL; Le Muscle Shoals Sound, Sheffield, AL; Le Studio Six, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Son Quebec, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Personnel: Jimmy Johnson , Ken Bell (guitar); Jim Zeller (harmonica); Denis LePage, Barry Beckett (synthesizer); Roger Hawkins (drums, percussion); Peter Alves, George Thurston, Denyse LePage (percussion).

Jim Zeller CD discography 2006 album from the blind French rock singer and pianist who follows the path set by former Doobie Brother Michael McDonald by presenting an outstanding set of Motown covers. Truer to the originals, Montagne offers outstanding, updated renditions that are vibrant and pure. Arranger: Rene Grignon. Personnel: Gilbert Montagné (piano); Rene Grignon (guitar, piano, programming); Natalie Racine, Nathalie Bonin, Annie Gadbois, Sheila Hannigan, Christian Prévôt (strings); Jim Zeller (harmonica); Patrick Vetter, Charles Imbeau (brass); Sylvain Clavette (drums). Recording information: Studio Stylee Robinson.

Jim Zeller albums Recording information: Studio Morin Heights (09/2002-10/2002). Photographer: Anouk Lessard. Arrangers: Gordie Johnson; Les Respectables. Personnel: Charlie Price (guitar); Éloi Painchaud, Jim Zeller (harmonica); Alkaline (keyboards); Bôdean (drums, percussion, background vocals). Audio Mixer: Gordie Johnson.

Jim Zeller music CDs Photographer: Bertrand Gosselin. Arranger: Bertrand Gosselin. Personnel: Bertrand Gosselin (chant, classical guitar, vielle, psaltery, cornemuse, piano, synthesizer); Isabelle Lessard (violone); Jim Zeller (harmonica). Audio Mixer: Larry O'Malley.

Jim Zeller discography Recording information: Studio Le Placard, Paris, France; Studio Piccolo, Montreal, Canada; Studio Tantrum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Studio Tibasse, Ville St-Laurent. Arrangers: Mario Chenart; Fergus Marsh. Personnel: Mario Chenart (guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Bruce Jackson (acoustic guitar); Jean-Sébastien Fournier (electric guitar, piano, electric piano, programming); Gilles Tessier (electric guitar); Hugh Marsh (violone); James Darling (cello); Jim Zeller (harmonica); Troy Feener (drums). Audio Mixers: Jean-Sébastien Fournier; Claude Demers; Michel Pepin; Isabelle Cliche.

Jim Zeller songs Recording information: Fast Forward Studio; Studio Vox. Personnel: Nanette Workman (acoustic guitar, piano); Éric Lapointe (vocals); Jason Lang, Pat the White (guitar); Billy Workman (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Steve Segal (acoustic guitar); Donald Meunier (electric guitar); Jason Rosenblatt, Jim Zeller (harmonica); Bob Stagg (piano, Wurlitzer organ); Alain Leblanc (piano); Sebastian Langlois, Jimmy Ayoub (drums); Marie Eve Riverin (background vocals).