Jim Gash Discography of CDs

Jim Gash discography Track Listing of songs: Why Do I; Til the Wheels Fall Off; Shopping Around; Don't Ever Change; Are We Ever Gonna Have Sex Again?; Deal, The; O'Hare; How People Are; Even the Weak Survive; Last Request; Here We Go Again; Breakup Boots; Believe in You; All the ...

Jim Gash albums It's a shame that Amy Allison's peculiar little voice is sometimes an impediment for some people, because a close listen to the singer's Everything and Nothing Too reveals a songwriter of extraordinary breadth and depth. She had been locked into the odd country chanteuse thing ...

Jim Gash songs Fourth album by The Pearlfishers from Glasgow for the Marina label. Pearlfishers-mastermind David Scott was the main producer behind the extremely successful and highly acclaimed 'Caroline Now! - The Songs Of Brian Wilson And The Beach Boys' compilation. Digipak. 2003. Additional personnel includes: The Fairground Choir. The ...

Jim Gash music CDs Amy Allison's odd, nasal vocal tone may be a stumbling block for a lot of listeners -- and that's a shame, for far from any kind of spotlight she has continued to carve out a career as an extraordinary songwriter, and singular performer. Just as ...

Jim Gash CD discography Personnel: Ruaridh Campbell (viola); Colin Train (alto saxophone, keyboards); Alan Train (tenor saxophone); Chris Pugh (trombone); Jim Gash (drums).

Jim Gash albums Former Belle & Sebastian member Isobel Campbell's first album under her own name is very similar to the two albums she recorded as the Gentle Waves. The same autumnal melancholy pervades the songs, the same delicate beauty exists in the arrangements, the same tender emotions ...

Jim Gash discography After an extended hiatus, Glasgow's The Pearlfishers return refreshed and improved with Up With The Larks, their sixth album for Marina Records -- the latest in a line of orch-pop masterpieces. The album is clear evidence that main Pearlfisher David Scott continues his unique musical ...

Jim Gash CD discography Studio album from the voice of Deacon Blue and internationally renowned singer/songrwriter. Recording information: East Kilbride Arts Centre, Scotland; Ricky's House. Photographer: Pat Pope. Personnel: Ricky Ross (vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, Wurlitzer piano); David Scott (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, keyboards, percussion); Michael Slaven (acoustic guitar, electric ...

Jim Gash music CDs During the always-nostalgic '90s, any number of musicians paid homage to some combination of the Beatles, the Beach Boys, and Burt Bacharach, trying to channel those influences into perfect pop that could actually stand alongside the work of their heroes. From the gruff Fab Four ...

Jim Gash songs Young Picnickers is probably the least essential of the Pearlfishers' first three albums for Marina, which isn't exactly damning them with faint praise. It's still a lovely collection of pristine pop songs, complicated only by a burgeoning jazz/soul influence that often overshadows head Fisher David ...

Jim Gash CD discography Returning to his solo career after Deacon Blue's short-lived late-'90s reunion, Ricky Ross shows on 2003's This Is the Life that the differences between Deacon Blue and his solo material are minimal at best. After the hushed acoustic opener, "Northern Soul" (which musically bears no ...

Jim Gash albums Recorded at East Kilbride Arts Centre, Lanarkshire, England. Personnel: Robin Laing (vocals, Spanish guitar); David Scott (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano); Amy Geddes (fiddle); Jim Gash (drums); Derek Star (percussion). Recording information: East Kilbride Arts Center, Lana. Photographer: Robin Laing. Arranger: Robin Laing. Personnel: Robin Laing (vocals, spanish guitar); David Scott (acoustic guitar, piano, bass); Amy Geddes (fiddle); Wendy Wetherby (cello); Brian McCalpine (accordion, piano); Tom McNiven (trumpet); Brian McCalpine (piano); Jim Gash (drums); Derek Star (percussion); ...