Kevin Beamish Discography of CDs

Kevin Beamish music CDs After his lengthy stints with the Scorpions and UFO, Michael Schenker could be forgiven for indulging his incendiary fretboard skills throughout the entirety of this 1980 solo debut. Instead, it's a solid group effort that has aged surprisingly well, with Schenker artfully deploying his talents on full-bodied hard rock outings such as the opening "Armed ...

Kevin Beamish CD discography Recording information: Preferred Sound, Los Angeles, CA; Rumbo Records, Los Angeles, CA; Sound City, Los Angeles, CA; Track Records, Los Angeles, CA. Photographer: Jeff Katz. Personnel: Michael Schenker (guitar, background vocals); Robin McAuley (vocals, background vocals); Jesse Harms, Steve Mann (keyboards); James Kottak (drums); Rocky Newton, Kevin Beamish (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Frank Filipetti; Mick Guzauski.

Kevin Beamish discography Digitally remastered by Jeff Willens. Recorded at Sound City Studios, Van Nuys, California; United Western Studios, Hollywood, California. Originally released on Columbia (#38798). Engineers: Kevin Beamish, Mark Smith, Andy Johns. Audio Remasterer: Jon Astley. Audio Remixer: Andy Johns. Recording information: Sound City, Van Nuys, CA; United Western, Hollywood, CA. Personnel: Stan Bush (vocals, guitar); Jon Smith (saxophone); Alan Pasqua (piano, electric ...

Kevin Beamish albums Recording information: Preferred Sound, Los Angeles, CA; Rumbo Records, Los Angeles, CA; Sound City, Los Angeles, CA; Track Records, Los Angeles, CA. Photographer: Jeff Katz. Personnel: Michael Schenker (guitar, background vocals); Robin McAuley (vocals, background vocals); Jesse Harms, Steve Mann (keyboards); James Kottak (drums); Rocky Newton, Kevin Beamish (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Frank Filipetti; Mick Guzauski.

Kevin Beamish CD discography After leaving Journey right before the whirlwind arena rock-friendly, chart-topping superstardom that defined their career began, Gregg Rolie took some time off to catch his breath, reflect, and then hit the studio again on his own terms. Rather than be held down by other people's creative agendas, he took the solo course and released his ...

Kevin Beamish music CDs Composers: Rocky Newton; Kenny Stewart; Jesse Harms; Michael Schenker; Robin McAuley. Personnel: Michael Schenker (guitar, background vocals); Robin McAuley (vocals, background vocals); Jesse Harms, Steve Mann (keyboards); James Kottak (drums); Rocky Newton, Kevin Beamish (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Frank Filipetti; Mick Guzauski. Recording information: Preferred Sound, Los Angeles, CA; Rumbo Recorders, Los Angeles, CA; Sound City Studios, Los ...

Kevin Beamish songs From Little Texas Personnel: James Lowry (acoustic guitar); Jeff King , Jerry McPherson, Brent Mason (electric guitar); Paul Franklin (steel guitar, dobro); Russ Pahl (steel guitar); Ron Block (banjo); Larry Franklin, Aubrey Haynie (mandolin, fiddle); Jamey Wood, Matt McElroy, Kevin Beamish (recorder); Jimmy Nichols (piano, keyboards, background vocals); Tommy Harden, Paul Leim (drums); Eric Darken (percussion); ...

Kevin Beamish albums Recording at Soundstage Studios, Nashville, Tennessee, V&R Studios, Kansas City, Missiouri between December 1999 and March 2000. Personnel: Van McLain (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Keith Mitchell (vocals, background vocals); Christian Howes (violin); Dennis Laffoon (keyboards, background vocals); Rod Lincoln (drums); Kevin Beamish (background vocals). Recording information: Soundstage Studios, Nashville, TN (12/1999-03/2000); V&R Studios, Kansas City, MO (12/1999-03/2000). Photographer: ...

Kevin Beamish discography After his lengthy stints with the Scorpions and UFO, Michael Schenker could be forgiven for indulging his incendiary fretboard skills throughout the entirety of this 1980 solo debut. Instead, it's a solid group effort that has aged surprisingly well, with Schenker artfully deploying his talents on full-bodied hard rock outings such as the opening "Armed ...

Kevin Beamish songs Best of Shooting Star, Vol. 2 features material from the Kansas City band's latter Geffen years, including cuts from Silent Scream, It's Not Over, and Leap of Faith. Fans will find it a worthy companion to the Star's first greatest-hits comp, which due to record company shenanigans, was only able to include earlier material. With their back catalog safely secured, ...