Jim Lightman Discography of CDs

Jim Lightman music CDs Recording information: Curb Studios, Nashville, TN; Mix It Up Studios, Nashville, TN; Platinum Lab Studios, Nashville, TN; TMR Studios, Nashville, TN. Photographer: Glenn Sweitzer. Personnel: Jamie Slocum (background vocals); Jim Lightman (guitar); Scott Dente (acoustic guitar); George Cocchini (electric guitar); Denny Hemingson (steel guitar); The Nashville String Machine, Chris Carmichael, Blair Masters (strings); Jeff Roach, Dennis Wage (piano, keyboards); Joey Canaday (bass guitar); Brian Fullen, Tony Mora, Steve Brewster (drums); Travis Cottrell (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Craig White; David Zaffiro; ...

Jim Lightman CD discography Despite what the title says, he doesn't, but that's easy to forgive since MR. WILSON EXPLAINS AMERICA is country comedian Tim Wilson at his finest, grumping and griping about the state of the world and sticking to his definition of America no matter what the news. Bad news is that the weakest cut is up front with "Ya'll Better Get Your Guitars Back Out" declaring that rocking-out will help rescue the country from the dreadful 2009 economy. Wilson's many music industry friends will get a kick out of it but it's the rest of the album that will satisfy Johnny and Josie Lunchpail as it bounces between funny songs most fans have already heard on the BOB & TOM RADIO SHOW, and live standup that's casual, loose, brash, and charmingly home-spun. It's not just the refusal to upgrade that makes Wilson such a funny stick-in-the-mud but his allegiance to yesteryear as he berates an audience member for not knowing about Faron Young. It's the songs that push the album over the top as "Jetpack" wonders what happened to yesterday's idea of the future while "Lotion" addresses loneliness. Any given country singer could have a jukebox hit with ...

Jim Lightman albums Recording information: Reflections Studio, Nashville, TN; Seventeen Grand Studio, Nashville, TN; Tape Warehouse, Atlanta, GA; The Comedy Catch, Chattanooga, TN; Vision Group Studio, Alpharetta, GA. Editor: Jim Lightman. Illustrator: Doug Erb. Unknown Contributor Role: David Hood. Personnel: Tim Wilson (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, keyboards); Timothy "Andre" Wilson (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, keyboards); Steve "Clean" Stone, Steve Stone (electric guitar); Justin Senker (cello, bass guitar); David Hood, Jesse Deese, Jim Lightman (bass guitar); Larry Byrom (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Jimmy Hall (saxophone, background vocals); Steve Patrick (trumpet); Dean Daughtry ...

Jim Lightman discography Personnel: Brandon Desayer (background vocals); Darren Hincks, Blue Miller (guitar, background vocals); Jim Lightman (guitar); Jeff Roach (keyboards, percussion); Tony Harrell (keyboards); Mark Beckett (drums, percussion); Doug Wayne (background vocals).

Jim Lightman songs Hailing from the rugged outback of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, The Rider's music has been influenced by the freedom of the outdoors and the elements and situations that make up daily life. That influence is felt in every self-penned song on his freshman CD, "My Way". His singing has been likened to that of Gordon Lightfoot but edged by the grittiness of Merle Haggard and Keith Urban's delivery. As a writer, The Rider masterfully paints mini portraits of familiar life stories in his songs. At fourteen, The ...

Jim Lightman CD discography All songs written or co-written by Margoo except "Miss You" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards), "Do It Tam Tam" (Tracey Clarke/Marcus Jenkins) and "Sweat To Death" (Gary Smith/The Rhythm Kings). Engineers: Jim Lightman, John Weston, Robert Tudor. Producers: Margoo, Nate Smith, Tracey Clarke, Gary Smith. Additional personnel: Rhythm Kings, A.I.E., "XL" as Gurky (rap), Jim Lightman (guitar), Ralph Stacey (guitar, keyboards), Robert Tudor (keyboards), A.I.E., Dennis Bettis, La Tamra Smith, Marcus Jenkins, Dawn Greene (background vocals).

Jim Lightman albums Personnel: Tim Montana (vocals, acoustic guitar); Jim Lightman (guitar); Johnny Hiland (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass guitar, background vocals); Tony Paoletta (steel guitar); Chris Carmichael (fiddle); Nate Mason (drums, percussion); Dave Spak (percussion, background vocals); Jimmy Chandler (background vocals).