Keith Airey Discography of CDs

Keith Airey CD discography Having made a more agressively contemporary album working with Madonna compatriot Patrick Leonard on his last outing, Peter Cetera collaborated with Andy Hill on World Falling Down for an album that maintained his usual production sheen but moved more toward a melodic rock & roll feel -- lots of chiming guitars and 4/4 rhythms. Cetera's airy tenor didn't really have enough grit to ...

Keith Airey discography Personnel: Roger Chapman (vocals); Steve Simpson (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar, fiddle, background vocals); Jamie Moses (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Laurie Wisefield, Keith Airey (electric guitar); Melvin Duffy (dobro); Pat Crumly (flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Mark Feltham (harmonica); Alan Dunn (accordion); Steve Hamilton (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Shilts (tenor saxophone); Andy Bush (trumpet, French horn); Ian Gibbons (piano, organ, ...

Keith Airey albums Track Listing of songs: Your Love Is Like The Sun; Walking In The Rain; Seventh Heaven; Send Me Your Broken Hearts; Hearts That Turn; Till We Try Again; Slowburn; Love's A Stranger; Don't Let The Darkness Touch You; You Make Love So Good; Knowing You; Losing You;

Keith Airey CD discography Thanks to the chance meeting of translation student Virna Lindt and Compact label guru Tot Taylor on a train, as the liner notes to the reissue of Shiver explain, Lindt and Compact first made its mark with the nervy John Barry-meets-new wave mania of "Attention Stockholm," the single which also leads off her debut album as a whole. Spy atmospherics permeate the album ...

Keith Airey music CDs 2011 solo album from keyboardist who's been in Deep Purple since 2002, and played on records for Ozzy Osbourne, Gary Moore, Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Jethro Tull, Whitesnake, Uli Jon Roth, Rainbow, and many others. Album features contributions from Joe Bonamassa, Bernie Marsden, and his brother Keith Airey. 10 tracks Recording information: Chapel Studios, Lincolnshire, UK (2009-1010); Rainbow Recorders, Huntingdonshire, UK (2009-1010); Shangri-La Studios,Malibu ...

Keith Airey songs Reissue of her second album, from 1985, which was reviewed at the time as being 'Lush, intelligent and very very sexy'. Personnel: Virna Lindt (piano, organ, synthesizer); Keith Airey (guitar); John Wallace (tenor saxophone); Paul Bultitude (drums); Genevieve French (background vocals). Recording information: Keyboards Rigs; Milo Studios; The Strongroom; Wave 1; Wave 2.

Keith Airey albums Colin Blunstone: Colin Blunstone; Jim Rodford (bass guitar); Rod Argent, Steve Rodford, Keith Airey. Personnel: Colin Blunstone (vocals); Keith Airey (vocals, guitar); Rod Argent (vocals, keyboards); Jim Rodford (vocals); Marsha Johns (guitar); Steve Rodford (drums); Chris White (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Steve Orchard. Liner Note Author: Rod Argent. Recording information: AIR Studios; Redhouse Studios. Photographers: Chris Cook; Phil Smee; Keith Curtis.

Keith Airey music CDs This album by crooner Tom Jones was produced by Wyclef Jean and Jerry "Wonder" Duplessis, and features 12 tracks. At age 62, Tom Jones is, in a sense, making a comeback with each new recording. That is certainly the case with Mr. Jones, on which he puts himself in the hands of producers Wyclef Jean and Jerry Duplessis. Jones has never minded being the mouthpiece of a producer or two, confident enough in his own persona to stretch to meet different styles. Here, he collaborates with his ...

Keith Airey discography Engineers: Rod Beale, Tuffty, Clive Martin, Steve Chase. Personnel includes: John O'Kane (vocals, programming); Peter Vettese (various instruments); Simon Nichol (acoustic guitar, mandolin, Hammond organ); Dominic Miller (acoustic guitar); Peter Cairney, Keith Airey, Steve Lukather, Paul Jackson (guitar); Richard Galliano (accordion); Pino Palladino, Nathan East (bass); Neal Wilkinson, Jeff Porcaro, Manu Katche (drums); Michael Fisher (percussion); Roger Bolton (programming); Ashley Maher, Roy Gayle, Jackie Challenor, Lorenza Johnson, Mae McKenna (background vocals); John Themus.