Kathy Lee Jarrell Discography of CDs

Kathy Lee Jarrell CD discography Recording information: Buck's Place, Hendersonville, TN. Personnel: Dave Dudley (vocals); Mark Sherrill, Tom Stewart, Kathy Lee Jarrell, Cole Deggs (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Buck Jarrell.

Kathy Lee Jarrell songs Personnel: Nickia Blythe (vocals); David Russell (fiddle); Mike Schrimpf (harmonica); Mike Baker (bass instrument); Scott Weckerly (drums); Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals).

Kathy Lee Jarrell discography Liner Note Author: Rick Arren. Personnel: Rick Arren (vocals); David Russell (fiddle); Dick McVey (bass guitar); Steve Lohr (drums); Mike Baker (guitar); Byrd Burton (acoustic guitar); John Hughey, Tommy Hannum (steel guitar); Mike Schrimpf (harmonica, keyboards); Mark Beckett (drums); Jennifer O'Brien, Michael Black, Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals).

Kathy Lee Jarrell music CDs Recording information: Buck's Place, Hendersonville, TN. Personnel: Charley Vaughn (fiddle); David Roe , Dave Rorick (bass guitar); Jerry Rorick (drums); Mike Baker (guitar, acoustic guitar); Tim Atwood (piano); Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Buck Jarrell.

Kathy Lee Jarrell albums Recorded at Soundsmith Recording Studio, Nashville, Tennessee. Personnel: Buddy Quinn (guitar); Jim Brown (acoustic guitar, keyboards); Danny Parks (guitar); Steve Hinson (steel guitar); David Russell (fiddle); Kevin Grant (bass); Randy Hardison (drums); Bobby G. Rice, Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals). Producers: Buddy Quinn, Bobby G. Rice, Norm Herman.

Kathy Lee Jarrell CD discography Marshall Madison has all the style and substance of country über-stars such as Tim McGraw or Kenny Chesney, especially on the toe-tapping "Not Pretty, But Real," which name drops influences like Conway Twitty. It also has a bit in common with McGraw's "Real Good Man" despite chastising the current glut of "country" frauds. "Truckers Anthem" is rather corny with its mid-tempo sound that brings early-'50s rock to mind. The same can be said for "Harry Arm," a very run-of-the-mill country tune with a whisker of rock within. Madison seems to hit his niche with the classic country ballad sounds on "Jackson Mississippi," holding his own against the likes of Alan Jackson and few others who can pull it off as well. The bouncy '70s country oozing from "Lonely Home" is another early highlight, with Kathy Lee Jarrell providing backing harmonies. "She'll Always Be" is too lightweight for a country song, moving more into an adult contemporary pop area that Madison shouldn't tread too often. Thankfully, "Take Me Away" atones in spades, a catchy country-meets-gospel tune that easily ambles along. Only on "Why and Now does Madison opt for a somber piano tone, giving a good performance for most of the five minutes. "Place of Shattered Dreams" demonstrates his strong songwriting style, as he wrote all 12 songs himself. His only real miscue is leaving "Give Up Eternity" at the bottom of the record, despite it being one of the strongest here. ~ Jason MacNeil Live Recording Personnel: Marshall Madison (vocals); Mike Baker (guitar); Jim Vest (steel guitar); Charlie Vaughn (mandolin, fiddle); Tim Atwood (piano); Dave Rorick (bass guitar); Jerry Rorick (drums); Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals).

Kathy Lee Jarrell albums Recording information: Buck's Place, Hendersonville, TN. Photographer: Russell Adair. Personnel: David Roe , Dave Rorick (bass guitar); Jerry Rorick (drums); Mike Baker (guitar, acoustic guitar); Wayne Bridge (steel guitar, dobro); Jim Vest (steel guitar); Charlie Vaughn (mandolin, fiddle, harmonica); Tim Atwood (piano, keyboards); Matt McGee (bass guitar); Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Buck Jarrell.

Arranger: Michael Gracy. Personnel: Charley Vaughn (banjo); Dave Rorick (bass guitar); Jerry Rorick (drums); Mike Baker (guitar); Tim Atwood (piano, keyboards); Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals). Recording information: Bucks Place, Nashville, TN.

Personnel: Mike Baker (guitar); Charlie Vaughn (mandolin, fiddle); David Roe (bass guitar); Kathy Lee Jarrell (background vocals).