Johnny Meeks Discography of CDs

Johnny Meeks songs Though the title reads White Lightning, this is actually a CD reissue of Vincent's 1970 comeback LP for Dandelion, I'm Back and I'm Proud, with the addition of four tracks from a 1971 BBC session. Was this particular comeback record something to be proud of? Not really. Recorded ...

Johnny Meeks discography This reissue from Hoo Doo features a pair of LPs by Gene Vincent, Gene Vincent Rocks! and Twist Crazy Times!, originally issued in 1958 and 1960 on Capitol. Highlights among the 32 tracks include "Your Cheatin' Heart," "Green Back Dollar," and "Crazy Times." Casual listeners should pick up ...

Johnny Meeks albums Recorded live in England in 1984. Personnel includes: Gene Vincent, Johnny Meeks, Dickie Harrell, Paul Peek, Tommy Facenda.

Johnny Meeks CD discography Digitally remastered by Jim Phillips (Universal Mastering Studios West, North Hollywood, California). As solid an overview of everything the various incarnations of the Champs ever recorded as you're likely to find. This one features all the hits with a great smattering of important album cuts, featuring late-model versions of ...

Johnny Meeks music CDs This is Michael "Papa Nez" Nesmith's first LP backed by the Second National Band, which like its predecessor, is a loose aggregate of studio musicians. This "next generation" was only featured on this disc and heralds the return of former First National Bandmates O.J. "Red" Rhodes (pedal steel) and Michael Cohen (keyboards). The most notable variation between the two units lies in the ethereal style which Nesmith delivers his earthy Southwestern-flavored lyrics and melodies. From right out of the starting gate, ...

Johnny Meeks CD discography Recording information: 1969-1980. Personnel: Gene Vincent (vocals); Johnny Meeks (vocals, guitar); Ray Campi (vocals); Terry Clemson, Jay Phillips, John Hawkins , Tom Brooks (guitar); Garland Frady (acoustic guitar); Red Rhodes (steel guitar); Johnny Earl (saxophone); Bill Kingston, Rip Masters (piano); Jim Durbin, Biff Adam (drums).