Paul Quarrington Discography of CDs

Paul Quarrington CD discography Liner Note Author: Nicholas Jennings. Recording information: Bigworld Studio; Sound Emporium, Nashville, TN. Personnel: Karen Winkelmann, Wei Tsun Chang, Pam Sixfin, Janet Darnall, Cathy Ulmstead, Mary Kathryn Van Osdale, David Davidson (violin). Audio Mixer: David Gray.

Paul Quarrington albums Audio Mixer: John Whynot. Liner Note Author: Paul Quarrington. Recording information: Big World, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Pinhead Recorders, Nashville, TN; Wellesley Sound, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The Porkbelly Futures: Stuart Laughton (guitar); Richard Bell (keyboards); Chas Elliott (bass instrument); Paul Quarrington, Martin Worthy. Personnel: Paul Quarrington (vocals, acoustic guitar, resonator guitar); Tony Quarrington (electric guitar, mandolin); Stuart Laughton (electric guitar, harmonica, trumpet); Colin Linden (slide guitar, resonator guitar); John "Woog" Johnson (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Jeff Nelson & Covenant (French horn); Eugene Watts (trombone); Charles Daellenbach (tuba); Martin Worthy (drums); Rebecca Campbell (background vocals). Additional personnel: Rebecca Campbell (vocals); Colin Linden (guitar); Canadian Brass.

Paul Quarrington CD discography Travelling Without Deodorant is the definitive Joe Hall retrospective, spanning the Canadian singer/songwriter and funnyman's entire canon, and including a few previously unreleased live gems. Hall always seemed to be hitchhiking where the careers of Lee Hazlewood, Jimmy Buffet, and Frank Zappa crossed. This enjoyable retrospective makes that clear, with material like "Whiskey Talking" and "Lulu [Let's Go Out Dancing]," (both from 1980s Rancho Banano), the raggedy (and in glorious bad taste) tin drum sound of 1978's "Here Comes the Third World," and a live version of the ragged classic "Punk Lunch," complete with snatches of Hall's famously eccentric and often very funny stage chatter. A must for fans and Canadians. ~ Johnny Loftus Recording information: Captain Audio, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1972-1988); CBC-TV Ottawa (1972-1988); Friendly Pirate Studios, Mississauga, Ont (1972-1988); Grant Avenue Studios, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (1972-1988); MSR Productions, Ancaster, Ontario, Canada (1972-1988); Park Lane Studios, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (1972-1988); Passport Studios, Hull, Quebec, Canada (1972-1988); The Edge, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1972-1988). Personnel: Joe Hall (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, harmonica); Tony Quarrington (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, nylon-string guitar); Martin Worthy (vocals, 12-string guitar, drums, percussion); Paul Quarrington (vocals, harmonica, piano, electric bass, percussion); George Dobo (vocals, piano, organ, keyboards); H.P. Hovercraft (vocals, electric bass, sound effects); Gilles Cholette (vocals, drums); Roger Brant (vocals); Igor Romanyk (violin); Peter Styniak, Susan Harris (viola); Steve Hunt (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Joel Quarrington (double bass); Mike Boyer (drums). Liner Note Authors: Paul Quarrington; Joe ...