Robbie Lee Discography of CDs

Robbie Lee songs Track Listing of songs: CT; Sledding Hill; Star Star Star; Clocked; Pileated; Anatomy of Melancholia; Interlude I; Saltsong; Comes Morning; Summer Breeze, Bombs Away; Still on Their Trail; Chartered Trips; Gmbh; Barbry Allen; Interlude II; Hi-Way; Whirrr; Highway Suite Pt. 3; ...

Robbie Lee CD discography After spending 12 years as a member of Bob Marley's Wailers, Peter Tosh was eager to break free from the shadow of the legendary frontman. In 1976, he released LEGALIZE IT, still one of the most significant albums in the history of reggae. The title track expresses one of Tosh's many political causes, justifying the legalization of marijuana as a remedy for various medical ailments. "Burial" is one of several tracks that features the talents of the Wailers' stand-out lead guitarist, Al Anderson. Tosh adds his own seasoning to the reggae pot as he incorporates keyboards in "Whatcha Gonna Do" and synthesizers and sound effects on "Igziabeher." "Ketchy Shuby," a sing-along about fooling around, features the background vocal talents of Rita Marley, Bunny Wailer, and Judy Mowatt. Tosh's life ended too early, and LEGALIZE IT is the strongest testament to his legacy. Take a listen, and share the spirit of his genius. Recorded in 1976. Includes liner notes by Roger Steffens. Personnel: Peter Tosh (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Al Anderson (guitar); Ras Lee, Robbie Shakespeare (harp); Tyrone Downie (keyboards); Carlton Barrett (drums); Judy Mowatt, Rita Marley, Bunny Wailer (background vocals). Liner Note Authors: Lee Jaffe; Roger Steffens. Photographers: Adrian ...

Robbie Lee albums With Acid Bath, Agents of Oblivion, and Deadboy & the Elephantmen, Dax Riggs had always lent heavy music a more melodic bent with his muscular and elastic voice. On his first solo outing, WE ONLY SING OF BLOOD OR LOVE, Riggs gives way almost exclusively to the melodic side of the formula with a great collection of tough blues rockers and rough ...

Robbie Lee music CDs Between breathy slowcore vocals, loping keyboard blues, subdued guitars, and the occasional flute, the genre-bending Brightblack Morning Light is a tough band to nail down. With their free-form blues space-outs, they're not quite freak-folk, but they're too experimental to be a jam band. And then they'll turn around and play a song like the lovely "Miwok Shapes," with ethereal piano shining above ...

Robbie Lee discography Lyricists: Linnea Vedder; Sophia Knapp. Personnel: Sophia Knapp (vocals, guitar); Andy MacLeod (vocals, bass guitar); Linnea Vedder (vocals, drums); Nicolas Vernhes, Shannon Funchess (vocals); Robbie Lee (horns); Patrick Cleandenim (keyboards).

Robbie Lee songs Various Artists/White Blue Yellow & Clouds: Dan St. Clair (vocals, Wurlitzer organ); Anne Wellmer, Ryan Zawel, Daniella Gesunheit (vocals); Stuart Bogie (harp); Colin Evans (baritone saxophone); Jason Ajemian (bass guitar); Jessica Pavone, Aaron Siegel, Matt Bauder, Robbie Lee. Personnel: Robbie Lee (vocals, guitar, tenor saxophone, percussion); Matt Bauder (vocals, tenor saxophone, percussion); Jessica Pavone (violin, viola); Stuart Bogie (harmonica); Colin Stetson (baritone saxophone); ...

Robbie Lee CD discography Recording information: Rare Book Room; Yarn/Wire. Personnel: Robbie Lee (vocals, guitars, recorder, portative organ, synthesizer); Charlie Looker (vocals, guitars, synthesizer); Amirtha Kidambi (vocals, harmonium); Russell Greenberg (percussion).

Robbie Lee albums Personnel: Robbie Lee (bass clarinet); Kurt Ballou (saxophone).