Saturday, 4 February 2012

Jimmy Horowitz (arranger / producer / keyboards)

BANDS:
BANDPERIODDETAILS
Bluesology   
Quiet Melon [May 69] (1 gig) 
Lesley Duncan Band  5 albums
Faces [Aug 75-Sep 75] 
Steve Harley Band [1979]2 albums
Long John Baldry Band [1987-?]8 albums + 2 compilations
Long John Baldry Band (again) [1989] 
BIOGRAPHY:

Jimmy Horowitz is probably best known as producer and a magnificent arranger, but he´s also a very good keyboardist. He was born in 1945, in Liverpool, England. He married to beautiful singer Lesley Duncan, to whom he produced all her early albums.

Jimmy was credited as Jimi Horowitz in many of his earlier works.

Jimmy Horowitz as shown on Long John Baldry´s album Baldry´s out


BLUESOLOGY

Bluesology was formed in 1966 by Long John Baldry as his backing band. They went through several lineup changes, but I can´t find the lineup(s) with Jimmy Horowitz:

BLUESOLOGY #?
?
Long John Baldry †
vocals
+ others unknown to me. Help!

They released 3 singles from 1965 to 1967, but I don't know if this was the lineup in all those singles.

There's an album called Rare tracks, where we can find Jimmy Horowitz and Caleb Quaye playing in some songs.

The band dissolved in 1968, but Jimmy played with Baldry many years later, as we're going to read.

Other info on members of Bluesology (I know up to 20 members)
Already covered (1): Caleb Quaye
To be covered (18): Long John Baldry, Chris Bateson, Rex Bishop, Stewart Brown, Marc Charig, Freddie Creasey, Elton Dean, Paul Gale, Fred Gandy, Pete Gavin, Pat Higgs, Bernie Holland, Neil Hubbard, Marsha Hunt, Mick Inkpen, Elton John, Dave Murphy, Alan Walker

QUIET MELON

This was a project initially led by veteran Art Wood (from The Artwoods, and brother of Ron Wood). Through a few spare gigs with changing lineups, this served as the seed for Faces (all the members played here: Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan, Kenny Jones), plus others such as the late Kim Gardner (bass) or Long John Baldry. The lineup for a one-off gig in May 1969 included Jimmy Horowitz too:

QUIET MELON #?
May 69
Long John Baldry †
vocals
Rod Stewart
vocals
Ron Wood
guitar, vocals
Kim Gardner †
bass
Ian McLagan
keyboards
Kenny Jones
drums

Oh, who could have been there!

Other info on members of Quiet Melon (I know up to 7 members)
To be covered (6): Long John Baldry, Kim Gardner, Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood

LESLEY DUNCAN BAND

Jimmy Horowitz´s relationship with Lesley Duncan was very close, as they were married at that time. Jimmy produced most of her albums, and he also assembled and played live bands to back her. This was the Lesley Duncan Band just for 1 gig in September 1972 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall:

LESLEY DUNCAN BAND #?
Sep 72
Lesley Duncan †
vocals
Chris Spedding
guitar
Andy Bown
bass
Madeline Bell
backing vocals
+
David Katz
string conductor

Other info on members of Lesley Duncan Band (I know up to 8 members)
Already covered (1): Lesley Duncan
To be covered (6): Madeline Bell, Andy Bown, Harvey Burns, David Katz, Glen LeFleur, Chris Spedding

FACES

Jimmy Horowitz conducting the orchestra with The Faces in October 1975


Faces was a magnificent, powerful band. Although they always were a quintet, their last tour (August to November 1975) saw them reinforced with a 6th musician, the late Jesse Ed Davis on guitar. Jimmy Horowitz also toured with the band, as conductor for the string section that was used every night in a couple of songs:

FACES #?
Aug 75-Sep 75
Rod Stewart
vocals
Ron Wood
guitar, vocals
Tetsu Yamauchi
bass
Ian McLagan
keyboards
Kenny Jones
drums
+
Jesse Ed Davis †
guitar
Jimmy Horowitz
string conductor
horn players unknown to me. Help!

Soon after the tour was over, the band split.

Other info on members of Faces (I know up to 10 members)
To be covered (9): Jesse Ed Davis, Mick Hucknall, Kenny Jones, Ronnie Lane, Glen Matlock, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Tetsu Yamauchi

STEVE HARLEY BAND

These were the musicians announced for Steve Harley And Cockney Rebel around October 1979:

STEVE HARLEY BAND #?
1979
Steve Harley
vocals
Nico Ramsden
guitar
John Giblin
bass
Lindsay Elliott
percussion
Stuart Elliott
drums

Other info on members of Steve Harley Band (I know up to 50 members)
Already covered (2): Francis Monkman, Jo Partridge
To be covered (47): Lincoln Anderson, Tom Arnold, Paul Ayrie, Victoria Beebee, Phil Beer, Stu Calver, Jim Cregan, Jean Paul Crocker, Alan Darby, Andy Dowling, Rick Driscoll, Bill Dyer, Lindsay Elliott, Stuart Elliott, Guy Fletcher, George Ford, Paul Francis, John Giblin, Robbie Gladwell, Lilly Gonzales, Steve Harley, Susan Harvey, Gavin Hodgson, Adam Houghton, Martin Jay,... up to 47 musicians.

LONG JOHN BALDRY BAND

Jimmy Horowitz rejoins old friend Long John Baldry in his band in 1987:

LONG JOHN BALDRY BAND #?
1987
Long John Baldry †
vocals
Butch Coulter
harmonica
Papa John King
guitar
George Ford
bass
John Lee Sanders
sax
Kirsten Nash
sax
Vince Dietrich
drums
Sibel Thrasher
backing vocals

When Papa John King was not available due to other tours, he was replaced by Pete Shannon.

This was the new Long John Baldry Band (probably still in 1987) with new guitarist Pete Shannon:

LONG JOHN BALDRY BAND #?
1987
Long John Baldry †
vocals
Butch Coulter
harmonica
Pete Shannon
guitar
George Ford
bass
John Lee Sanders
sax
Kirsten Nash
sax
Vince Dietrich
drums
Sibel Thrasher
backing vocals

I don´t know how much Jimmy Horowitz stayed with the band.

Jimmy Horowitz toured again as part of Long John Baldry Band in 1989:

LONG JOHN BALDRY BAND #?
1989
Long John Baldry †
vocals
John Lee Sanders
sax
+ others unknown to me. Help!

If someone can help with the missing info, it would be great.

Other info on members of Long John Baldry Band (I know up to 105 members)
Already covered (11): Aliki Ashman, Dave Ball, Denny Ball, Cliff Barton, Cal Batchelor, Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Felix Krish, Billy Law, Harry Reynolds, Bob Weston
To be covered (93): Ian Armit, Tony Ashton, Cliff Aungier, Long John Baldry, Pete Blannin, Keith Boyce, Geoff Bradford, Gary Breit, Hugh Brockie, Charity Brown, Norm Brown, Paul Brown, Tom Brown, John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Roger Carey, Liane Carroll, Chris Castle, Jacko Ciminello, Elaine Clark, Mick Clarke, Tom Connor, Charlie Coolie, Myra Cooper, Randall Coryell, Butch Coulter,... up to 93 musicians.

AND THEN...

I haven´t been able to find recent musical credits by Jimmy. Can someone help, please?

SOLO ALBUMS / MUSICALS

Dick Deadeye was an animated movie whose music was composed by Jimmy Horowitz. An album was released with excerpts from this score in 1974, credited to Jimmy. The voices in the movie were made by some friends: Long John Baldry, Linda Lewis, Liza Strike, producer Ian Samwell, etc.

Musicals:


  • Marlowe (1981)

  • Pahokee beach (1984)


Marlowe was a musical from 1981, composed, orchestrated and arranged by Jimmy Horowitz.
UNRELEASED PROJECTS:

  • In 1979-1980, Jimmy Horowitz worked producing an album for Riva Records by the band Uncle Rainbow, featuring John Lee Sanders on sax. But the album remains unreleased.


    • DISCOGRAPHY: (94 albums known to me - Status: Quite advanced)

    OWN ALBUMS (1 credit)
    • Dick Deadeye OST - VVAA (1974)

      • Members: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Guests: Linda Lewis, Liza Strike (RIP: Long John Baldry, Ian Samwell)
    ALBUMS AS PRODUCER (30 credits)
    • It ain´t easy - Long John Baldry (1971)

      • Members: Rod Stewart (RIP: Ian Armit, Long John Baldry, Sam Mitchell)
      • Guests: Maggie Bell, Tony Burrows, Ian Duck, Dave Glover, Tony Hazzard, Ray Jackson, Elton John, Roger Pope, Caleb Quaye, Alan Skidmore, Liza Strike, Ron Wood (RIP: Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner, Doris Troy)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: It ain't easy was co-produced between Elton John & Rod Stewart. It features Maggie Bell (vocals), Ron Wood (guitar), Sam Mitchell (guitar), Ray Jackson (mandolin), Ian Armitt (keyboards), Alan Skidmore (sax). Jimmy Horowitz acts as executive producer. Also appearing the complete lineup of Hookfoot: Caleb Quaye (guitar), Ian Duck (vocals, harmonica), Dave Glover (bass), Roger Pope (drums).
      • My opinion: It includes a song written by Lesley Duncan, ´Mr Rubin´.
    • All on a summer´s day / The closer to you (SINGLE) - Butterscotch (1971)

    • Sing children sing - Lesley Duncan (06/1971)

      • Members: David Katz, Chris Spedding (RIP: Lesley Duncan)
      • Guests: Toni Campo, Ray Cooper, Terry Cox, Tristan Fry, Elton John, Joe Moretti
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Lesley´s first album. It was recorded with Chris Spedding (guitar), Joe Moretti (guitar), Toni Campo (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards, also producer), Elton John (keyboards), Terry Cox (drums), Ray Cooper (percussion), Tristan Fry (percussion), David Katz (strings).
    • Gone to my head - Andy Bown (1972)

      • Members: Chris Belshaw, Andy Bown (RIP: Micky Waller)
      • Guests: Peter Frampton, Liza Strike (RIP: Caroline Attard, Lesley Duncan)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: The album Gone to my head was recorded with Brian Belshaw on bass and Micky Waller on drums. It also includes guest appearances from Peter Frampton (Andy Bown's bandmate in The Herd), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards, also the producer and arranger) and Lesley Duncan, Caroline Attard, Kay Garner & Liza Strike on vocals.
    • Earth mother - Lesley Duncan (1972)

      • Members: Andy Bown, David Katz, Chris Spedding (RIP: Lesley Duncan)
      • Guests: (RIP: Barry De Souza, Jack Rothstein)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Lesley´s second album. It was recorded by Chris Spedding (guitar), Andy Bown (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Barry De Souza (drums), Jack Rothstein (strings).
    • Crazy lady - Joyce Everson (1972)

      • Members: Joyce Everson
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Andy Bown, Peter Frampton, Martin Quittenton, Liza Strike (RIP: Barry De Souza, Lesley Duncan)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Fantastic American vocalist (now acting as Joyce Turnpenny). In her debut album from 1972, recorded in England, we can find Lesley Duncan (vocals), Peter Frampton (guitar), Martin Quittenton (guitar), Andy Bown (bass), Barry De Souza (drums), and vocals by Madeline Bell and Liza Strike. All produced by Jimmy Horowitz, who also played keyboards and flute.
    • Child of Allah / Lady go lightly (SINGLE) - Sallyangie (12/1972)

      • Members: Mike Oldfield, Sally Oldfield
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Sallyangie was a duo formed by brothers Mike Oldfield and Sally Oldfield. This single was produced by Jimmy Horowitz.
    • Sweet William - Andy Bown (1973)

      • Members: Chris Belshaw, Andy Bown, Glen LeFleur, Nico Ramsden
      • Guests: B J Cole, Sue Glover, Skaila Kanga, David Katz, Sunny Leslie (RIP: Caroline Attard, Barry De Souza, Lesley Duncan, Jack Rothstein)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Sweet William features Nico Ramsden (guitar), BJ Cole (pedal steel guitar), Chris Belshaw (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (celeste, arranger and producer), Barry De Souza (drums), Glen LeFleur (drums, percussion), Skaila Kanga (harp), and vocals by Lesley Duncan, Sunny Leslie, Sue Glover and Caroline Attard.
    • Darling girl / Person to person (SINGLE) - Tim Hardin (1973)

    • Exposed - Strider (1973)

      • Members: Gary Grainger, Ian Kewley
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: A great band with superb musicians such as Gary Grainger (guitar, later to join Rod Stewart Band), Ian Kewley (keyboards, later to Paul Young bands), among others. This was their first album, produced by Jimmy Horowitz.
    • Higher and higher / Ain´t got no love (SINGLE) - Strider (1973)

    • Esther´s place / Woman blue (SINGLE) - Strider (1973)

    • Nine - Tim Hardin (1974)

      • Members: (RIP: Tim Hardin)
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Andy Bown, Bob Cohen, Peter Frampton, Sue Glover, David Katz, John Mealing, Liza Strike (RIP: Lesley Duncan)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: This album features Bob Cohen (guitar), Peter Frampton (guitar), Andy Bown (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards, also producer), John Mealing (keyboards), Mike Driscoll (drums), David Katz (strings), and vocals by Madeline Bell, Sue Glover, Liza Strike. CD reissue from 1992 contains 1 bonus track taken from a single.
    • Moon bathing - Lesley Duncan (1975)

      • Members: Glen LeFleur, Chris Spedding (RIP: Lesley Duncan)
      • Guests: Peter Dennis, Jim Ryan, Liza Strike
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Moon bathing is one of Lesley's best albums. Recorded during the winter of 1974, it features Chris Spedding (guitar), Jim Ryan (guitar), Peter Dennis (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards, also producer), Derek Grossmith (horns), Glenn Le Fleur (drums), and vocals by Liza Strike and Joanna Newman.
    • My town / St Moritz (SINGLE) - Chris Neal (1975)

    • Skye boat song (SINGLE) - Atlantic Crossing Drum And Pipe Band (04/1976)

    • Love and other bruises - Air Supply (1977)

      • Guests: Chuck Findley, Jim Horn, John Jarvis, David Katz, David Luell, Steve Madaio
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: The 2nd album by the Australian band formed by Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock was produced by Jimmy Horowitz, also playing keyboards here. It was recorded during July to August 1977. Other guest musicians: John Jarvis (keyboards), David Katz (violin), Chuck Findley (horn), Jim Horn (sax), Steve Madaio (trumpet).
    • Welcome to the club - Long John Baldry (1977)

      • Members: Tom Brown (RIP: Ian Armit, Long John Baldry, Sam Mitchell, Alan Murphy)
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Andy Bown, Tony Burrows, George Chisholm, Pete Gavin, John Jarvis, David Katz, Jim Keltner, Neil Lancaster, Chas Mills, David Snell, Liza Strike, Fred Tackett, Klaus Voormann (RIP: Jesse Ed Davis, Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Welcome to the club contains appearances by Jesse Ed Davis (guitar), Andy Bown (guitar), Sam Mitchell (guitar), Alan Murphy (guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar), Klaus Voormann (bass), Ian Armitt (keyboards), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), John Jarvis (keyboards), Pete Gavin (drums), Jim Keltner (drums), and vocals by Madeline Bell, Tony Burrows, Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner, Neil Lancaster, Chas Mills, Liza Strike.
    • Maybe it´s lost - Lesley Duncan (1977)

      • Members: Madeline Bell, Glen LeFleur, Chris Spedding (RIP: Lesley Duncan)
      • Guests: Robert Ahwai, Peter Dennis, Bobby Keys, John Perry, Nico Ramsden (RIP: Alan Murphy)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Maybe it´s lost features Chris Spedding (guitar), Robert Ahwai (guitar), Alan Murphy (guitar), Nico Ramsden (guitar), Peter Dennis (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Bobby Keys (sax), Glenn Le Fleur (drums), and vocals by Madeline Bell, Laurie Andrew, John Perry.
    • Odd job man / I just wanna make you feel good (SINGLE) - Robin Banks (1978)

    • Baldry´s out! - Long John Baldry (1979)

      • Members: Mick Clarke, Jim Fish, Kathi McDonald, Jeff Seitz, Roy Young (RIP: Long John Baldry, Alan Murphy)
      • Guests: Bob Cohen, Ray Warleigh
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Baldry´s out was recorded live (really? sorry I haven´t the album) with the core of his-then band (the great, late Alan Murphy on guitar, Mick Clarke on guitar, Roy Young on keyboards, Kathi McDonald on vocals), plus help from Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Ray Warleigh (sax), and others.
    • The Candidate - Steve Harley (1979)

      • Members: Stuart Elliott, John Giblin, Steve Harley, Jo Partridge, Nico Ramsden
      • Guests: Steve Gregory, Bryn Haworth, Phil Palmer
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Technical: Haydn Bendall
      • Comments: The candidate was recorded in February 1979 and released that same year, featuring Jo Partridge (guitar) and Stuart Elliott (drums) from Cockney Rebel, plus Nico Ramsden (guitar), Phil Palmer (guitar), John Giblin (bass), Joey Carbone (keyboards), Steve Gregory (sax), Bryn Haworth (mandolin), Yvonne Keely (backing vocals). Co-produced between Jimmy Horowitz and Steve Harley. CD reissue contains 2 bonus tracks.
    • Streets at night - Splinter (1979)

    • Splinter - Splinter (1980)

      • Guests: Mel Collins, Alun Eden, Jack Emblow, David Katz, Jo Partridge, Dave Quinn, Roger Rettig (RIP: Al Hodge)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
    • Sail away - Splinter (1981)

      • Guests: Mel Collins, Alun Eden, Jack Emblow, David Katz, Jo Partridge, Dave Quinn, Roger Rettig (RIP: Al Hodge)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
    • Long John Baldry & friends - Long John Baldry (1987)

      • Members: Butch Coulter, Papa John King, Kathi McDonald (RIP: Long John Baldry)
      • Guests: Mike Lent
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz, Gary Taylor
      • Comments: Recorded live in a studio in September 1986.
    • A Touch of the blues - Long John Baldry (1989)

      • Members: Hugh Brockie, Butch Coulter, George Ford, Papa John King, Kathi McDonald, Rick Morrison, John Lee Sanders (RIP: Long John Baldry)
      • Guests: Mike Lent
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz, Gary Taylor
      • Comments: This album is the same as the live Long John Baldry & friends, but with 3 studio tracks added.
    • Silent treatment - Long John Baldry (1993)

      • Members: John Lee Sanders (RIP: Long John Baldry)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
    • Live at Harrah´s Reno - Glenn Yarbrough (02/1998)

      • Guests: Krysia Kristianne
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Double live album recorded in 1995.
    • Reading Festival 1973 - VVAA ( - )

      • Guests: Andy Bown, Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Tetsu Yamauchi (RIP: Lesley Duncan, Rory Gallagher, Tim Hardin)
      • Producer: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Live album obviously taken from the Reading Festival 1973, featuring tracks by: Rory Gallagher, Strider, Greenslade (with Tony Reeves), Status Quo, The Faces, Andy Bown, Lesley Duncan and Tim Hardin. The common point was their management. Jimmy Horowitz co-produced the live album (having worked with most of these acts also in the studio).
    COMPILATIONS AS PRODUCER (2 credits)
    • A Thrill´s a thrill - the Canadian years - Long John Baldry (1996)

      • Members: Mick Clarke (RIP: Long John Baldry)
      • Producer: Stacy Heydon, Jimmy Horowitz
    • The Best of Air Supply - ones that you love - Air Supply (06/2007)

    ALBUMS AS A BAND MEMBER (4 credits)
    • Everything stops for tea - Long John Baldry (1972)

      • Members: Jimmy Horowitz (RIP: Ian Armit, Long John Baldry, Sam Mitchell, Micky Waller, Bob Weston)
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Rick Brown, Ray Cooper, Davey Johnstone, James Litherland, Nigel Olsson, John Porter, Bill Smith, Barry St John, Terry Stannard, Liza Strike, Theodore Thunder, Klaus Voormann (RIP: Doris Troy)
      • Producer: Elton John, Rod Stewart
      • Comments: Everything stops for tea includes the appearance of Elton John (with his musicians Davey Johnstone, Ray Cooper and Nigel Olsson) and Rod Stewart, as well as Jimmy Litherland (guitar, from Colosseum), Bob Weston (guitar), Sam Mitchell (guitar), John Porter (bass), Bill Smith (bass), Richard Brown (bass), Ian Armitt (keyboards), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Terry Stannard (drums), Micky Waller (percussion), and backing vocals by Madeline Bell, Barry St John, Liza Strike & Doris Troy.
    • Everything changes - Lesley Duncan (1974)

      • Members: Andy Bown, Jimmy Horowitz (RIP: Lesley Duncan)
      • Guests: Bob Cohen, Peter Frampton, Sue Glover, Larry Steele, Liza Strike (RIP: Barry De Souza)
      • Comments: Lesley´s 3rd album, and also has a stellar cast: Peter Frampton (guitar), Bob Cohen (guitar), Andy Bown (bass), Larry Steele (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Barry De Souza (drums), and backing vocals by Sue Glover and Liza Strike.
    • Good to be alive - Long John Baldry (1976)

      • Members: Dave Ball, Denny Ball, Jimmy Horowitz (RIP: Long John Baldry, Sam Mitchell)
      • Guests: Andy Bown, Terry Cox, Jon Field, Sue Glover, Chris Hughes, John Mealing, Tony Newman, Liza Strike (RIP: Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner)
      • Comments: The Good to be Alive album was recorded in 1973 with great musicians: Lesley Duncan (vocals), Sue Glover (vocals), Liza Strike (vocals), Kay Garner (vocals), Dave Ball (guitar), Bob Cohen (guitar), Sam Mitchell (guitar), Denny Ball (bass), Andy Bown (keyboards), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), John Mealing (keyboards), Terry Cox (drums) Tony Newman (drums), Mike Driscoll (drums), as well as horns by Jon Field, Chris Hughes and Mick French.
    • Hobo with a grin - Steve Harley (1978)

      • Members: Jim Cregan, Lindsay Elliott, Stuart Elliott, George Ford, Steve Harley, Jimmy Horowitz, Duncan Mackay, Jo Partridge
      • Guests: Ian Bairnson, Rosemary Butler, Bill Champlin, King Errisson, Ricky Fataar, Herbie Flowers, Bob Glaub, Paul Humphrey, Luis Jardim, Alan Jones, Gloria Jones, Chris Karan, Tom Kelly, Bobby Kimball, Reggie McBride, Michael McDonald, Chris Mercer, Simon Morton, Bill Payne, Greg Poree, Rick Schlosser, Barry St John, Fred Tackett (RIP: Marc Bolan)
      • Technical: Haydn Bendall
      • Comments: Hobo with a grin was the first solo album by Steve Harley, after dissolving Cockney Rebel. It features lots of musicians: Marc Bolan (guitar), Jim Cregan (guitar, vocals), Ian Bairnson (guitar), Tom Moncrieff (guitar), Jo Partridge (guitar), Greg Poree (guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar), George Ford (bass), Herbie Flowers (bass), Bob Glaub (bass), Alan Jones (bass), Reggie McBride (bass), Duncan Mackay (keyboards), Billy Payne (keyboards), Lindsey Elliott (percussion), Chris Karan (percussion), Louis Jardim (percussion), Simon Morton (percussion), Stuart Elliott (drums), Ricky Fataar (drums), Paul Humphrey (drums), James Isaacson (drums), Rick Schlosser (drums), and vocals by Rosemary Butler, Bill Champlin, Gloria Jones, Yvonne Keely, Tom Kelly, Roy Kenner, Bobby Kimball, Michael McDonald, Barry St. John. The arrangements were made by Jimmy Horowitz. CD reissue contains 2 bonus tracks.
    COMPILATIONS AS A BAND MEMBER (1 credit)
    • Boogie woogie: the Warner Bros recordings - Long John Baldry (2005)

      • Members: Jimmy Horowitz (RIP: Ian Armit, Long John Baldry, Sam Mitchell, Micky Waller, Bob Weston)
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Maggie Bell, Rick Brown, Tony Burrows, Ray Cooper, Joyce Everson, Dave Glover, Tony Hazzard, Ray Jackson, Davey Johnstone, David Katz, James Litherland, Nigel Olsson, Roger Pope, John Porter, Caleb Quaye, Alan Skidmore, Bill Smith, Barry St John, Terry Stannard, Liza Strike, Theodore Thunder, Klaus Voormann, Ron Wood (RIP: Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner, Doris Troy)
      • Producer: Bill Inglot, Elton John, Rod Stewart
      • Technical: Mike Bobak, Dan Hersch
      • Comments: Double CD, including two complete albums, It ain´t easy and Everything stops for tea, plus unreleased tracks.
    ALBUMS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (5 credits)
    • I can´t go on living without you (SINGLE) - Stewart A Brown (03/1969)

      • Members: Stewart Brown
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Producer: Gary Osborne
    • Never a dull moment - Rod Stewart (07/1972)

      • Members: Ian McLagan, Martin Quittenton, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
      • Guests: Spike Heatley, Jimmy Horowitz, Glyn Johns, Kenny Jones, Dick Powell, Pete Sears (RIP: Gordon Huntley, Ronnie Lane, Micky Waller)
      • Technical: Mike Bobak
      • Comments: Never a dull moment is Rod´s 4th album, with Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan & Kenny Jones (that is, the complete Faces lineup!), Martin Quittenton (guitar), Pete Sears (piano and bass), Micky Waller (drums), Dick Powell (violin), Spike Heatley (bass), Neeomi 'Speedy' Acquaye (congas), Gordon Huntley (steel guitar). It contains a superb cover of a Jimi Hendrix song, ´Angel´, and a rendition of Rod's idol, Sam Cooke (´Twistin' the night away´, arranged by Jimmy Horowitz).
      • My opinion: A great album, really never a dull moment! :)
    • Piledriver - Status Quo (01/1973)

      • Members: John Coghlan, Bob Young
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: The album was recorded during September and October 1972 by their golden lineup: Francis Rossi (vocals, guitar), Rick Parfitt (vocals, guitar), Alan Lancaster (bass, vocals) and John Coghlan (drums). Plus contributions by Bob Young (harmonica) and Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards).
      • My opinion: It's a very good album, containing some of my favourite songs from the band: ´Don´t waste my time´ or the good rendition of The Doors´ ´Roadhouse blues´.
    • Oh no, not my baby / Jodie (SINGLE) - Rod Stewart / Faces (08/1973)

      • Members: Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood (RIP: Ronnie Lane)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: The single ´Oh no, not my baby / Jodie´ was released in August 73. The A-side was credited to Rod Stewart, with arrangements by Jimmy Horowitz. The B-side was credited to The Faces. Both songs appear in the compilation The best of Rod Stewart, vol 1.
    • A Night on the town - Rod Stewart (1976)

      • Members: John Jarvis, Billy Peek, Rod Stewart
      • Guests: Steve Cropper, Donald ´Duck´ Dunn, David Foster, Bob Glaub, Roger Hawkins, Jimmy Horowitz, Al Jackson, Plas Johnson, Jerome Jumonville, Joe Lala, David Lindley, Andy Newmark, Rick Schlosser, Leland Sklar, Fred Tackett, Tommy Vig, Joe Walsh, Willie Weeks (RIP: Mel Lewis, Arif Mardin)
      • Comments: A night on the town was Rod Stewart´s 2nd "American" album. The list of musicians is amazing: 3/4 of Booker T & The MGs (Steve Cropper on guitar, Donald 'Duck' Dunn on bass, and Al Jackson on drums - Jackson was to be killed soon after these sessions), Joe Walsh (guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar), Billy Peek (guitar), Bob Glaub (bass), Leland Sklar (bass), Willie Weeks (bass), David Foster (keyboards), John Jarvis (keyboards), J Smith (keyboards), Plas Johnson (sax), Jerome Jumonville (sax), David Lindley (mandolin, violin), Andy Newmark (drums), Roger Hawkins (drums), Rick Schlosser (drums), Joe Lala (percussion), Tommy Vig (percussion), Jimmy Horowitz (strings), Arif Mardin (strings), Mel Lewis (strings), as well as the horn sections of Memphis Horns and Tower of Power.
      • My opinion: It's a very beautiful album, with great songs, such as ´Tonight's the night´ or the beautiful rendition of Cat Stevens´ song, ´The first cut is the deepest´.
    COMPILATIONS WITH BANDMATES AND FRIENDS (3 credits)
    • Reason to believe: the complete Mercury studio recordings - Rod Stewart (11/2002)

      • Members: Ian McLagan, Martin Quittenton, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
      • Guests: Chris Barber, Madeline Bell, Maggie Bell, Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Ray Cooper, Mike D´Abo, Keith Emerson, Spike Heatley, Jimmy Horowitz, Ray Jackson, Elton John, Kenny Jones, Will Malone, Andy Newmark, Dick Powell, Martin Pugh, Andy Pyle, Harry Reynolds, Pete Sears, Danny Thompson, Ruby Turner, Willie Weeks (RIP: Neeomi Acquaye, Long John Baldry, Ric Grech, Gordon Huntley, Ronnie Lane, Sam Mitchell, Micky Waller)
      • Producer: (RIP: Lou Reizner)
      • Technical: Mike Bobak, Keith Grant, Glyn Johns
      • Comments: 3CD boxset comprising Rod´s first five albums (The Rod Stewart album, Gasoline alley, Every picture tells a story, Never a dull moment, Smiler, plus several additional tracks.
    • Gold - Rod Stewart (07/2005)

      • Members: Ian McLagan, Martin Quittenton, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood
      • Guests: Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Ray Cooper, Mike D´Abo, Keith Emerson, Billy Gaff, Spike Heatley, Jimmy Horowitz, Ray Jackson, Elton John, Kenny Jones, Will Malone, Andy Newmark, Dick Powell, Martin Pugh, Andy Pyle, Harry Reynolds, Pete Sears, Danny Thompson, Ruby Turner, Willie Weeks (RIP: Neeomi Acquaye, Ric Grech, Gordon Huntley, Ronnie Lane, Sam Mitchell, Micky Waller)
      • Producer: (RIP: Lou Reizner)
      • Technical: Mike Bobak, Keith Grant, Glyn Johns
      • Comments: 2CD compilation.
    • The Best of Rod Stewart vol 1 - Rod Stewart ( - )

      • Members: Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood (RIP: Ronnie Lane)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
    COLLECTIVE ALBUMS (1 credit)
    • Rare tracks - VVAA (1975)

      • Guests: Ian Anderson, Ginger Baker, Rex Bishop, Stewart Brown, Jack Bruce, Marc Charig, Eric Clapton, Fred Gandy, Pete Gavin, Kevin Godley, Pat Higgs, Bernie Holland, Jimmy Horowitz, Neil Hubbard, Marsha Hunt, Mick Inkpen, Elton John, Linda Lewis, Dave Murphy, Caleb Quaye, Alan Walker (RIP: Long John Baldry, Elton Dean, Alex Harvey, Jimi Hendrix, Nicky Hopkins)
      • Comments: This album contains rare tracks from 60s bands from the Polydor catalog: Stu Brown & Bluesology (featuring Caleb Quaye), Jack Bruce, Jimi Hendrix, Sly & The Family Stone, Alex Harvey & His Soul Band, Fairport Convention, Nicky Hopkins, Soft Machine, John´s Children, Kevin Godley, Jethro Tull (mispelled as Jethro Toe), The High Numbers, Linda Lewis and Cream.
    SESSIONS (39 credits)
    • Memories of time unbound - Amory Kane (1968)

      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz, John Paul Jones
      • Comments: First album by American singer Amory Kane, but recorded in London.
    • Kilburn towers / Let there be love (SINGLE) - Virginia Vee (1968)

    • I lied to Auntie Mary / Sandman (SINGLE) - The Neat Change (07/1968)

    • Believe I love you / She´s in need of love (SINGLE) - John D Bryant (1969)

    • Oh Manio / Here we go again (SINGLE) - Jackie Edwards (1969)

    • I can´t see nobody / Boum! boum! boum! (SINGLE) - Virginia Vee (1969)

    • Jimmy Young / Irish get out (SINGLE) - Bill Oddie (04/1969)

    • I can´t see nobody / Little boy (SINGLE) - Marbles (05/1969)

      • Members: Graham Bonnet
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Producer: Barry Gibb
      • Comments: Under this name from this late 60s duo, we can find powerful singer Graham Bonnet, as well as duo partner Trevor Gordon. Graham was relative to the brothers Gibb (from Bee Gees fame), so Barry Gibb produced and arranged their album. But the A-side of this single was arranged by Jimmy Horowitz. The song was later included in the compilation Marble-ized.
    • Too experienced / Someone to love (SINGLE) - Jackie Edwards (07/1969)

    • Let it be me - Jackie Edwards (1970)

    • Ferris Wheel - Ferris Wheel (1970)

      • Members: Terry Edmunds, Dennis Elliott, Bernie Holland, Linda Lewis, Michael Snow
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Producer: (RIP: Ian Samwell)
    • Surprise, surprise / In this world of loving you (SINGLE) - Butterscotch (07/1970)

    • You´re my little bit of sunshine / OK have it your way (SINGLE) - Maggie Brown (08/1970)

    • Give me just a little more time / I´m in love (SINGLE) - Wayne Fontana (08/1970)

    • End of my nose / We can reach an understanding (SINGLE) - Wine And Roses (09/1970)

    • A Drop in the ocean - Buddy Bohn (1971)

      • Guests: Tony Burrows, Roger Cook, Jimmy Horowitz, Peter Knight
      • Technical: Roy Thomas Baker
    • It´s up to you Petula / Let´s make it up (SINGLE) - Edison Lighthouse (1971)

    • I must go back / Baby I want to be near you - Jackie Edwards (05/1971)

    • Say no more... - Linda Lewis (07/1971)

      • Members: Linda Lewis
      • Guests: Toni Campo, Louis Cennamo, Ray Cooper, Terry Cox, Mike Egan, George Ford, Pete Gavin, Jimmy Horowitz, Skaila Kanga, Ian McDonald, Shawn Phillips, Chris Spedding, Fiachra Trench
      • Producer: (RIP: Ian Samwell)
      • Technical: Ken Scott
      • Comments: A very talented singer who collaborated with artists such as Cat Stevens, Pete Bardens (from Camel), Elton John, David Bowie, Chris Spedding, and many other artists, such as Streetwalkers and Hummingbird. On Say no more..., we can find Chris Spedding (guitar), Shawn Phillips (guitar), Mike Egan (guitar), Louis Cennamo (bass), George Ford (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Fiachra Trench (keyboards), Ian McDonald (flute), Terry Cox (drums), Pete Gavin (drums), Ray Cooper (percussion), Skaila Kanga (harp). Produced by Ian Samwell.
    • Coming from reality - Rodriguez (11/1971)

      • Guests: Tony Carr, Jimmy Horowitz, Chris Spedding, Gary Taylor (RIP: Andrew Steele)
      • Comments: Rodriguez is an artist from South Africa. This album was rereleased with a different title, After the fact. It features Chris Spedding (guitar), Tony Carr (percussion), Jimmy Horowitz (arrangements).
    • Meanwhile back at the world - Roger Cook (1972)

      • Members: Roger Cook
      • Guests: Alan Branscombe, Tony Burrows, Mike Egan, Rosetta Hightower, Jimmy Horowitz, Les Hurdle, Neil Lancaster, Alan Parker, Caleb Quaye, Chris Spedding, Liza Strike (RIP: Vicki Brown, Barry De Souza, Lesley Duncan)
      • Comments: Roger Cook collaborated on vocals on some Elton John albums (Elton John and Madman across the water). This was his 2nd album, and it includes collaborations from Chris Spedding (guitar), Caleb Quaye (guitar), Alan Parker (guitar), Mike Egan (guitar), Les Hurdle (bass), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Alan Branscombe (sax), Barry DeSouza (drums), and vocals by Lesley Duncan, Tony Burrows, Vicki Brown, Rosetta Hightower, Liza Strike, Neil Lancaster, Johnny Goodwin.
    • Belle - Belle Gonzales (1972)

    • Geronimo´s cadillac - Michael Murphey (1972)

    • Bottles / I hate Sunday (SINGLE) - Belle Gonzalez (01/1972)

    • We will get by / My home city (SINGLE) - Roger Cook (06/1972)

    • See all her faces - Dusty Springfield (11/1972)

      • Members: (RIP: Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner, Dusty Springfield, Derek Wadsworth)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz, Peter Knight (RIP: Angela Morley)
      • Producer: (RIP: Tom Dowd, Ellie Greenwich, Arif Mardin, Jerry Wexler)
      • Comments: See all her faces was produced by many different people, but all great producers: Tom Dowd, Arif Mardin, Jerry Wexler, Ellie Greenwich, etc. The orchestra was conducted by Jimmy Horowitz and Derek Wadsworth. CD reissue contains 3 bonus tracks.
    • Day by day - Cilla Black (1973)

    • Allan Clarke - Allan Clarke (1974)

      • Members: Allan Clarke
      • Guests: Madeline Bell, Doreen Chanter, Irene Chanter, Helen Chappelle, B J Cole, Debbie Davis, Herbie Flowers, Ray Glynn, John Gustafson, Jimmy Horowitz, Tony Hymas, Mike Moran, Tony Newman, Ann Odell, Peter Robinson, Barry St John, Liza Strike (RIP: Vicki Brown, Kay Garner, Johnny Van Derrick)
      • Producer: Roger Cook
      • Comments: Allan Clarke was the singer in the great 60s band The Hollies. In this solo album, we can find Madeline Bell & Liza Strike (vocals), Ray Glynn (guitar), B.J. Cole (steel guitar), Herbie Flowers (bass), John Gustafson (bass), Peter Robinson (keyboards), Mike Moran (keyboards), Tony Newman (drums). Jimmy Horowitz made the arrangements.
    • Turn of the cards - Renaissance (1974)

      • Members: Jon Camp, Michael Dunford, Annie Haslam, Terrence Sullivan, John Tout
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
    • Anyone for anymore - Ronnie Lane & Slim Chance (07/1974)

      • Members: Steve Bingham, Benny Gallagher, Jimmy Jewell, Billy Livsey, Graham Lyle, Bruce Rowland, Ken Slaven (RIP: Ronnie Lane, Kevin Westlake)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: This was the first album by Ronnie Lane´s band, with this lineup: Ronnie Lane (vocals, guitar), Benny Gallagher (vocals, guitar), Graham Lyle (mandolin, vocals), Kevin Westlake (guitar), Billy Livsey (keyboards), Jimmy Jewell (sax), and Bruce Rowland (drums). With help from future members Steve Bingham (bass) and Ken Slaven (violin), plus string arrangements by Jimmy Horowitz (in the fantastic track ´The poacher´). There are CD reissues with 2 bonus tracks, but the reissue from 1997 contains 7 bonus tracks.
    • Nightlife - Thin Lizzy (11/1974)

      • Members: Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz, Frankie Miller, Jean Roussel
      • Producer: Ron Nevison
      • Comments: This album was recorded with this lineup: Phil Lynott (vocals, bass), Scott Gorham (guitar), Brian Robertson (guitar), Brian Downey (drums). It also features old member Gary Moore (guitar), plus great guests: Frankie Miller (vocals), Jean Roussel (keyboards), Jimmy Horowitz (strings). The album was produced by Ron Nevison.
      • My opinion: It contains my favourite Lizzy track, the haunting ´Still in love with you´.
    • Straight shooter - Bad Company (09/1975)

      • Members: Simon Kirke, Mick Ralphs, Paul Rodgers (RIP: Boz Burrell)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz
      • Technical: Ron Nevison
      • Comments: Straight shooter was recorded in September 1974 by the original lineup: Paul Rodgers (vocals), Mick Ralphs (guitar), Boz Burrell (bass), Simon Kirke (drums). Jimmy Horowitz appears here composing the string arrangements for one track (´Weep no more´).
    • Dancing disco - France Gall (1977)

      • Guests: Andre Ceccarelli, Marc Chantereau, Ray Cooper, Sue Glover, Jimmy Horowitz, David Katz, Sunny Leslie, Chris Padovan, Alan Parker, Simon Phillips (RIP: Michel Berger, Joanne Williams)
    • John Cougar - John Cougar (1979)

      • Members: Larry Crane, Robert Frank, Tom Knowles, John Mellencamp, Mike Wanchic
      • Guests: Brian Becvar, Paul Harris, Jimmy Horowitz, Joe Lala, Blue Weaver
      • Producer: Howard Albert, Ron Albert, John Punter
      • Comments: This was the first album by John Cougar, before he changed his stage name into John Mellencamp. It was recorded with his usual backing band, The Zone, plus some guests, such as Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards), Blue Weaver (keyboards), Paul Harris (keyboards) or Joe Lala (percussion).
    • Carmine Appice - Carmine Appice (1981)

      • Members: Carmine Appice, Duane Hitchings, Danny Johnson
      • Guests: Vinny Appice, Jay Davis, Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: A mythical drummer (and a great guy). This was his solo album, surrounded by many of his friends, starting with his brother Vinny Appice (percussion), Danny Johnson (guitar), Jay Davis (bass), Duane Hitchings (keyboards), Jimmy Horowitz (keyboards on 1 track).
    • Firebird suite - Michael Perlowin (1997)

    • Classics & collectibles - Dusty Springfield (12/2004)

      • Members: (RIP: Dusty Springfield)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz (RIP: Angela Morley, Pete Rugolo, Derek Wadsworth)
      • Producer: (RIP: Roland Chambers, Tom Dowd, Lee Hazlewood, Arif Mardin, Jerry Ragovoy, Jerry Wexler)
    • West side story - Michael Perlowin (2006)

    • Midnight train - Michael Silver ( - )

      • Members: Jo Partridge
      • Guests: Peter Arnesen, Helen Chappelle, B J Cole, Mel Collins, Ray Cooper, Phil Curtis, Ian Duck, Stuart Elliott, Ricky Fataar, Mo Foster, Ken Freeman, Jimmy Horowitz, Max Middleton, Keith Nelson, Del Newman, Graham Preskett, Liza Strike, Ray Warleigh
    COMPILATIONS (SESSIONS) (8 credits)
    • 10 from 6 - Bad Company (07/1987)

      • Members: Simon Kirke, Mick Ralphs, Paul Rodgers (RIP: Boz Burrell)
      • Guests: Mel Collins, Sue Glover, Jimmy Horowitz, Sunny Leslie, Terry Thomas
      • Comments: 10 from 6 is a compilation (10 tracks culled from their first 6 albums, hence the title). Apart from the original lineup, the list of guests include Jimmy Horowitz (string arrangements), Mel Collins (sax), Sue Glover & Sunny Leslie (backing vocals), Terry Thomas (producer, guitar, vocals, and keyboards).
    • Tales of 1001 nights vol 1 - Renaissance (1990)

      • Members: Jon Camp, Michael Dunford, Annie Haslam, Terrence Sullivan, John Tout
      • Guests: Tony Cox, Jimmy Horowitz
      • Comments: Compilation by this great band. Jimmy Horowitz and Tony Cox are credited with orchestral arrangements here.
    • Something special - Dusty Springfield (1996)

      • Members: (RIP: Dusty Springfield, Derek Wadsworth)
      • Guests: Venetta Fields, Barrie Guard, Jimmie Haskell, Jimmy Horowitz, Clydie King, Peter Knight, Barry Manilow, Myrna Matthews, Shirley Matthews, Michael Omartian, Johnny Spence (RIP: Angela Morley)
      • Producer: Roy Thomas Baker, Steve Barri, Artie Butler, Richard Carpenter, Andre Fischer (RIP: Roland Chambers, Tom Dowd, Arif Mardin, Jerry Wexler)
      • Comments: 2CD compilation.
    • Dusty in London - Dusty Springfield (1999)

      • Members: (RIP: Dusty Springfield, Derek Wadsworth)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz, John Paul Jones, Peter Knight (RIP: Angela Morley)
      • Producer: Bill Inglot
      • Technical: Dan Hersch
      • Comments: Another compilation has been released: Dusty in London: 24 tracks, with some songs only available on singles, or even outtakes. Some tracks have been arranged and conducted by Jimmy Horowitz. Other arrangers: John Paul Jones, Derek Wadsworth, Keith Mansfield.
    • Simply... Dusty - Dusty Springfield (11/2000)

      • Members: (RIP: Dusty Springfield, Derek Wadsworth)
      • Guests: Brian Gascoigne, Paul Hart, Jimmie Haskell, Jimmy Horowitz, Terry Noonan, Tom Saviano (RIP: Roland Chambers, Blossom Dearie, Nick DeCaro, Peter Matz, Angela Morley, Johnny Pearson, Paul Weston)
      • Producer: Roy Thomas Baker, Steve Barri, Andre Fischer, Stephen Hague (RIP: Ralph Burns, Tom Dowd, Hal Shaper, Jerry Wexler)
      • Comments: Simply... Dusty is a compilation, featuring Jimmy Horowitz as conductor in some tracks.
    • Love songs - Dusty Springfield (2001)

      • Members: (RIP: Dusty Springfield)
      • Guests: Jimmy Horowitz, Peter Knight (RIP: Derek Wadsworth)
      • Producer: (RIP: Tom Dowd, Arif Mardin, Jerry Wexler)
      • Technical: Dan Hersch
      • Comments: Love songs is another compilation, featuring Jimmy Horowitz as arranger.
    • Evidemment integrale - France Gall (11/2004)

      • Guests: Michael Boddicker, Patrick Bourgoin, Andre Ceccarelli, Marc Chantereau, Ray Cooper, Paulinho Da Costa, Mimi Felixine, Eric Giausserand, Jimmy Horowitz, Herman Jackson, Elton John, Keith John, Yvonne Jones, David Katz, Harry Kim, Michael Landau, James Newton Howard, Nigel Olsson, Chris Padovan, Alan Parker, Slim Pezin, Simon Phillips, David Rhodes, Jimmy Ripp, Kamil Rustam, David Sancious, Gail Thompson, Jannick Top, David Woodford, Richie Zito (RIP: Michel Berger, Dee Murray, Don Myrick, Marty Paich, Carlos Vega)
      • Technical: Ted Jensen
      • Comments: Massive 14CD compilation boxset (one is a DVD), also including unreleased tracks.
    • Marble-ized - Marbles ( - )

    QUESTIONS:

    01. I need to check more album credits, as I guess Jimmy can be involved in more albums and artists that recorded for GM label. Names to check, for example: Chris Jagger, Bill Barclay, Rugenstein, Red Herring, Tony Kaye, Chas Jankel, Kenny Jones, Philadelphia Flyers, Bright Red Tandem, Spiteri, Julie Rogers, Billy Nicholls, Mike Starrs, and others.

    02. In the poster of Reading Festival 1973, there's also a reference as "Jimmy Horowitz Orchestra" as performer. Can someone give me info abou it, please? They supposedly backed Tim Hardin in the festival too.

    03. Jimmy played with his Orchestra in a recording by Helena Vonderackova, but I can´t find details.

    04. Has Jimmy played with Don McLean?

    RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 12


    Official site(s) - tell them you saw the link here:

    From the always interesting Alex's Picks (by Alex Gitlin), we have:

    From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:

    From the fantastic The British Sound blog (by Bruno Ceriotti), we have rock family trees about:

    Wikipedia doesn´t want to include links to this website, but I won´t do the same with them. So, from the great Wikipedia, we have:

    Assorted links:
    RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 1
    Disclaimer: I don´t own or upload any of the videos linked here. I just include links to live videos that are already available, in order to show the work of this musician. Anyway, if someone feels that some link shouldn't be included, please write me at the email address shown below. And if you know of more videos featuring Jimmy Horowitz, please, also write me with the link.
    • Faces - Unknown Title
      • Faces live in October 1975. No sound, but absolutely fascinating anyway. (Resolution: 360)
      Featuring: Jesse Ed Davis, Jimmy Horowitz, Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Tetsu Yamauchi. Horn players unknown to me.

    THANKS:

    Very Special Thanks to:
  • Jimmy Horowitz: for sending me a message (but couldn't reply to you - please, write me again!) (2006).
  • John Lee Sanders: for info on Jimmy (2002 & 2005).
  • Joyce Everson: for info on her and Jimmy (2004).
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    Special Thanks to:
  • (Edward) Wayne Bogle: for info on Long John Baldry tours with Jimmy (2005).
  • Gene Cothron: for sending me an article and album scan by Joyce Everson (2005).
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    Thanks to:
  • Dale: for info on Joyce Everson (2006).
  • Alex Gitlin: my friend, for albums and scans (1998).
  • Dave Z.: for info on Jimmy appearing in a Status Quo album (2005).
  • Rob Marteney: for info on the album Belle by Belle Gonzalez (2008).
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    WHAT'S NEW:

    04/February/2012 - Page added to the blog.
    27/March/2002 - Original page written by me (in the old site).
    RELATED MUSICIANS:

    Jimmy Horowitz mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
    Lesley Duncan (16)
    Liza Strike (14)
    Long John Baldry (13)
    David Katz (11)
    Rod Stewart (11)
    Andy Bown (9)
    Ray Cooper (9)
    Madeline Bell (8)
    Elton John (8)
    Ron Wood (8)
    Page created by Miguel Terol on: 27/March/2002 - Last modified on: 06/February/2012. If you want to contribute with info, please write to: molympus1@gmail.com
    Please, note than you can check the indexes (musicians, bands, obituaries) at the top of this page.
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    1 comment:

    1. Anonymous24 November 2023 at 22:27

      The Long John Baldry record "Baldry's Out" was recorded at Sounds Interchange Studio in Toronto, Canada in 1979 for CBS Records Canada.

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