Susan Collins Discography of CDs

Susan Collins songs Ace Frehley's 1978 Kiss solo album is often rightfully considered the best of the bunch. Like Paul Stanley's album, it follows in the expected heavy Kiss style, but Frehley had something to prove with his album. Ace was just gaining confidence in his songwriting and singing at the time, so it served as a much-needed showcase to prove ...

Susan Collins music CDs Additional personnel includes: Paul Trejo, Elliott Randall, Cliff Morris (guitar); Douglas Cameron (violin); Dave Tofani (alto saxophone); David Conley (saxophone); Kenneth Mason (trumpet, flugelhorn); Alan Rubin (trumpet); Tom Malone (trombone); Greg Mathieson (piano); Rob Mounsey (electric piano); Paul Griffin (clavinet). By the '90s, the eclecticism of artists like Beck made the combining of genres in a pan-stylistic sound seem ...

Susan Collins CD discography Recorded in 1977, finally seeing the light of day. Incredible material from Bill Murray, Christopher Guest, Harold Ramis and more. Features the Mr. Rogers skit. Recorded in 1977. Personnel: Donna Detroit (vocals); Keith Ginsberg (guitar); Poli Carmello (Fender Rhodes piano); Teddy Wender (Clavinet, synthesizer); Jeremy Harris (drums); Lynn Pitney, Ellie Greenwich, Susan Collins (background vocals). Unknown Contributor Roles: John Wiedman; Rhonda ...

Susan Collins albums Odyssey is best remembered for its 1977 disco smash "Native New Yorker," an exuberant gem that brilliantly captures the love/hate feelings New Yorkers have for their city. But those who heard that single on the radio and acquired Odyssey's self-titled debut album in the hope of hearing a lot of similar songs received a major surprise -- "Native ...

Susan Collins discography Best of Paul Davis is a detailed single disc featuring 22 tracks the soft rock singer/composer recorded for Bang and Arista in the '70s and '80s. Anyone looking for a comprehensive collection of his best recordings should pick this up, as it features the original versions of "I Go Crazy," "Cool Night," "65 Love Affair," and "Sweet Life." ...

Susan Collins CD discography Digitally remastered by Elliott Federman (SAJE Sound, New York, New York). Includes liner notes by Alan Roberts. Live Recording Personnel: Paul Davis (vocals); Marie Osmond, Susan Collins , Tanya Tucker (vocals). Liner Note Author: Alan Roberts. Razor & Tie's Sweet Life: His Greatest Hits Singles is the first CD compilation to draw from Paul Davis' recordings for Bang and Arista. In other words, ...

Susan Collins albums Additional Tracks Photographer: Herbert Schultz. Personnel: Ellen Foley (vocals, background vocals); Phil Grande (guitar); Leonard Pickett (saxophone); Tommy Mandel (keyboards, synthesizer); Benjy King (synthesizer); Tony Bridges (bass guitar); Bob Riley (drums); Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Kent, Lou Christie, Maria Vidal, Susan Collins , Vini Poncia (background vocals). Recording information: Media Sound, New York, NY.

Susan Collins music CDs  

Susan Collins discography Ace Frehley's 1978 Kiss solo album is often rightfully considered the best of the bunch. Like Paul Stanley's album, it follows in the expected heavy Kiss style, but Frehley had something to prove with his album. Ace was just gaining confidence in his songwriting and singing at the time, so it served as a much-needed showcase to prove that he was as integral to Kiss as the band's main songwriters, Stanley and Gene Simmons. Ace's album was the only one of the four to spawn a true hit single, the funky rocker "New York Groove," while the rest of the album is a consistent set of guitar-fueled heavy rock. Lyrically, several of the songs deal with alcohol ...