Kevin Williamson Discography of CDs

Kevin Williamson albums All songs written by Kevin Williamson. Recorded at Studio 2000, Nashville, Tennessee. Personnel: Kevin Williamson (vocals, guitar); Jerry Williamson (vocals); Debbie Williamson, Russell Moore (tenor); Shelton Feazell (bass voice); Larry Perkins (guitar); Johnny Bellar (dobro); Donna McAfee (banjo); Butch Baldassari (mandolin); Randy Howard (violin, fiddle, viola); Dennis Crouch (acoustic bass). Audio Mixer: Richard Adler . Liner Note Authors: Larry Cordle; Randall Hylton. Unknown Contributor Roles: Shelton Feazell; Johnny Bellar; Kevin Williamson; Larry Perkins; Randy Howard; Butch Baldassari. Personnel: Kevin Williamson (guitar, acoustic bass), Russell Moore, Shelton Feazel, Debbie Williamson, Jerry Williamson (vocals), Larry Perkins (guitar), Johnny Bellar (dobro), Don McAfee ...

Kevin Williamson CD discography Recording information: Riverside Sound Studios, Ashland, KY. Photographer: Lynwood Atkins. Personnel: Dave Evans (vocals, tenor, banjo); Clancy Fields, Landon Messer (vocals, guitar); Kevin Williamson (baritone). Liner Note Author: Frank Godbey.

HOTEL DE L'UNIVERS is French singer Raphael's debut album, a pop-rock collection distinguished by the artist's unique vocal sound and some solid melodies. Young Frenchman Raphael Haroche, who performs under the name Raphael starting with this, his debut album, is not to be confused with the Spaniard Rafael Martos, who has been performing under the same name for much longer. The newer Raphael's willingness to risk a mix-up may not be as ill-advised as it seems, if only because his musical style is far different from the middle-of-the-road veteran to his south. Musically, this Raphael is less likely to be mistaken for his namesake than he is for another artist to his north; at times, the music of Hôtel de l'Univers is reminiscent of David Bowie, and Raphael sounds like he has a good familiarity with The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. The hard, yet melodic guitar rock may suggest Bowie, but as a singer Raphael is his own man, boasting an expressive tenor that emphasizes his emotional lyrics, sung, of course, in French, though they shouldn't tax a second-year high school French student in the U.S.; American or French, it seems to be teenagers Raphael is aiming at, and his first recording indicates that he will be able to find them without much trouble. ~ William Ruhlmann Personnel: Raphaël Haroche (chant, guitar, piano, Wurlitzer organ, programming); Fabien Cahen, Kevin Williamson (guitar); Benjamin Biolay (piano). Audio Mixers: Phil Délire; Jean Lamoot. Photographer: Taryn Simon. EMI.

All songs written or co-written by members of Shadow Ridge except "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms" (Hoffman/Showalter) and "Holding Heaven" (Randall Hylton). Kevin Williamson & Shadow Ridge: Kevin Williamson (guitar, vocals), Debbie Williamson (vocals), Matthew Mundy (mandolin, vocals), Andy Todd (acoustic bass). Recorded at Suite 2000, Nashville, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Kevin Williamson. Personnel: Kevin Williamson (vocals, baritone); Debbie Williamson (vocals); Matt Mundy (baritone, bass voice, mandolin); Michael McLain (baritone, guitar, banjo); Rob Ickes (dobro); Randy Howard, Bobby Hicks (fiddle). Unknown Contributor Role: Debbie Williamson. Additional personnel: Michael McLain (banjo, guitar, vocals), Rob Ickes (dobro), Randy Howard, Bobby Hickes (fiddle).