Gayle Ritt Discography of CDs

Gayle Ritt albums Chicago singer Gayle Ritt's first Live album that launched 2 US tours and her acoustic career in music throughout America. Recording information: Diamond City, Chicago, IL (06/2002); Elbo Room, Chicago, IL (06/2002). Photographer: Todd Wilson . Personnel: Gayle Ritt (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar); Nick Hook (guitar); Dave Cottini (drums). Audio Mixer: Rob Ruccia.

Gayle Ritt music CDs Recording information: Dungeon Recording Studios, Miami, FL (1998). Personnel: Gayle Ritt (vocals); Martin Bejerano (piano). Audio Mixer: Jerry "JD" Dornbusch.

Gayle Ritt discography Personnel: Gayle Ritt (vocals); Sean Edelson (guitar); Joel Schanz (guitars); Roger Bueno, Matthew Cougan, Tony Sama (bass instrument); Brendon Buckley, Dan Cohen (drums); Olbin Burgos (background vocals).

Gayle Ritt CD discography Imagine a more testosterone-laden version of Beck with less of a surrealist bent, and you'll have a decent entry point for the debut album by Chicago singer-songwriter Ike Reilly. Admittedly, the Beck association is fueled by the fact that SALESMEN AND RACISTS is co-produced by Mickey Petralia, who has manned the boards for the aforementioned Loser King. Petrailia helps Reilly to achieve a fresh-sounding amalgam of punk-inspired energy, pop hooks, and the occasional hip-hop nod. Reilly also plays up the trailer-trash angle, as on "My Wasted Friends," whose titular subjects are celebrated over a thundering trashcan beat. Reilly's salt-of-the-earth orientation is further evidenced in the light-hearted "Hip Hop Thighs," where he namechecks the Clash and Johnny Cash. Despite all the tough-guy imagery, though, Reilly's voice is ultimately pliable enough to wrap itself around the occasional ballad, and he displays pop smarts aplenty amid the sonic bravado. Parental Advisory Recorded at Diamond City Studios, Chicago, Illinois. Engineers include: Mickey Petralia, Ed Tinley, Fred Hahn. Personnel: Ike Reilly (vocals, guitar); Ed Tinley (guitar, piano, Wurlitzer organ, background vocals); Koool G Murder (cello, keyboards); Mars Williams (saxophone); Ron Haynes (trumpet); Danny McGough (organ); Brad Elvis (drums); Danny Frankel (percussion). Audio Mixers: Ed Tinley; Mickey Petralia. Recording information: Diamond City, Chicago, IL. Photographer: James Minchin. Personnel includes: Ike Reilly (vocals, guitar); Ed Tinley (guitar, piano, organ, bass, background vocals); Rusty Langston (cello, bass); Mars Williams (saxophone); Ron Haynes (trumpet); Johnny Showtime (trombone); Danny McGough (organ); Justin Meldal Johnson, Henry Heine (bass); John Schuler (drums, percussion); Fred Hahn (drums); Brad Elvis, Mickey Petralia (percussion, programming); Danny Frankel (percussion); Karlye Lapitina, Janie Posadas, Gayle Ritt, Maria Wynn (background vocals). Producers include: Mickey Petralia, Ed Tinley, Ike ...