Phil Cody Discography of CDs

Phil Cody songs Japanese Exclusive Release. Track Listing of songs: Trying To Say Good-Bye; The Rise And Fall Of Practically Everybody; New York City Blues; Deliver; Bogie; Best Friends; Tears Behind A Smile; The Adventures Of A Boy-Child Wonder; Your Favourite ...

Phil Cody CD discography Phil Cody & The Sons Of Intemperance: Phil Cody (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars); Bill Bonk (guitar, background vocals, accordian); Rami Jaffee (piano, Hammond B-3 organ, accordian, mellotron); Sheldon Gomberg (acoustic bass); Andrew Kamman (drums). Recorded at Brilliant Studios, San Francisco, California in May, 1995 and the Village Recorder, Los Angeles, California on June 9-10, 1995. Personnel: Phil Cody (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Matt Cartsonis (electric guitar, banjo, mandolin, background vocals); Bill "Luigi" Bonk (electric guitar, accordion, background vocals); Rami Jaffee (accordion, piano, Mellotron); Sheldon Gomberg (upright bass); Andrew Kamman (drums); Bryan Smith (percussion). Audio Mixer: Thom Wilson . Recording information: Brilliant Studios, San Francisco, CA; Village Recorder. Photographers: Lee Cantelon; Phil Cody. Additional personnel: Matt Cartsonis (background vocals, guitar, banjo, mandolin); Roger Len Smith (background vocals, bass); Bryan "Smitty" Smith (percussion).

Phil Cody albums Phil Cody's Big Slow Mover is full of gritty folk-rock/pop that is charged through with melodic smarts. Cody was still on his major label when he recorded this effort, with co-producers Ethan Johns (Ryan Adams) and the Wallflowers' Rami Jaffee at the helm, and guest appearances by such notables as Joe Henry and Emmylou Harris. (The latter on a less-than-inspired version of Townes Van Zandt's "If I Needed You.") But after some label reconfiguring, Cody was dropped and ended up self-releasing this album -- and it's to the listener's credit that he did. Cody is a top-notch, tuneful songwriter with a distinctive set of pipes that land him somewhere between Cat Stevens and Bob Dylan (and that warrant comparison to those of Vic Chesnutt). What pulls him ahead of the singer/songwriter pack, however, is his aforementioned melodic sensibility. The gleeful "Joyride" succeeds on the back of bouncy, crunchy guitars; Cody's raw vocals; and a delightful pop hook. The title track is a downtrodden beauty that sweeps the listener up in its gentle guitar twangs and welling harmonies, while "City of Destruction" is a cruising, euphoric roots-rocker. ...

Phil Cody CD discography Track Listing of songs: Waterloo; Take A Chance On Me; Dancing Queen; Mamma Mia; Fernando; Honey, Honey; Super Trouper; Sos; Ring Ring; Winner Takes It All; I Have A Dream; Happy New Year; Mamma Mia; Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! / A Man After Midnight; Money, Money, Money; Chiquitita;

Phil Cody albums Track Listing of songs: Roll Away the Stone; Paper Roses; Street Life; Solitaire; My Coo-Ca-Choo; When I Fall In Love; Truck On; You Won't Find Another Fool Like Me; Lamplight; Step Into Christmas; Walk Right Back; I Love You Love Me Love;