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The
Steve Goodman recordings
Steven
Benjamin Goodman (25 July 1948, Chicago – 20 September
1984, Seattle). American folk music singer and songwriter.
| Albums |
|
Year[1] |
Title |
Tracks
|
Credits |
Format
|
Label |
1971 |
Steve
Goodman |
12 |
Guitar, vocals |
LP |
Buddah Records |
1972 |
Somebody
Else’s Troubles |
11 |
Guitar, vocals |
LP |
Buddah Records |
1975 |
Jessie’s
Jig & Other Favorites |
10 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Asylum
Records |
1976 |
The
Essential ... Steve Goodman |
20 |
Guitar, vocals |
LP |
Buddah Records |
1976 |
Words
We Can Dance To |
10 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Asylum
Records |
1977 |
Say
It in Private |
10 |
Guitar, vocals |
LP |
Asylum
Records |
|
1979 |
High
& Outside |
10 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Asylum
Records |
1980 |
Hot
Spot |
9 |
Guitar, vocals |
LP |
Asylum
Records |
1983 |
Artistic
Hair |
12 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1983 |
Affordable Art |
12 |
Producer,
guitar, mandola, vocals |
LP |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1984 |
Santa
Ana Winds |
10 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1987 |
Unfinished
Business |
10 |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1988 |
The
Best of the Asylum Years Vol. 1 |
11 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1989 |
The
Best of the Asylum Years Vol. 2 |
12 |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
LP |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1989 |
The
Original Steve Goodman |
|
Guitar,
vocals |
LP
& CD |
Buddah Records |
1994 |
No
Big Surprise: The Steve Goodman Anthology |
42 |
Producer,
guitar,
mandola, vocals |
CD |
Red
Pajamas Records |
1996 |
The
Easter Tapes |
19 |
Guitar,
vocals |
CD |
Red
Pajamas Records |
2000 |
Live
Wire |
17 |
Guitar,
vocals |
CD |
Red
Pajamas Records |
2006 |
Steve
Goodman Live at the Earl of Old Town |
17 |
Guitar,
vocals |
CD |
Red
Pajamas Records |
| Singles[2] |
|
Year[1] |
Title |
b/w[3] |
Credits |
Label |
1971 |
'City
of New Orleans' |
'Mind
Your Own Business' ('Would You Like to Learn to Dance?') |
Guitar, vocals |
Buddah Records |
1972 |
'The
I Don’t Know Where I’m Goin’ but I’m
Goin’ Nowhere in a Hurry Blues' |
[same,
mono/stereo] ('Turnpike Tom') |
Guitar, vocals |
Buddah Records |
1972 |
'Election
Year Rag' |
[same,
mono/stereo] ('Somebody Else’s Troubles'; 'City of New
Orleans') |
Guitar, vocals |
Buddah Records |
1973 |
'The
Dutchman' |
'Song
for David' |
Guitar, vocals |
Buddah Records |
1973 |
'Somebody
Else’s Troubles' |
[same,
mono/stereo] |
Guitar, vocals |
Buddah Records |
1975 |
'It’s
a Sin to Tell a Lie' |
[same,
mono/stereo]
('Jessie’s Jig') |
Producer, guitar, vocals |
Asylum Records |
1975 |
'Blue
Umbrella' |
'Jessie’s
Jig' |
Producer, guitar, vocals |
Asylum Records |
1976 |
'Can’t
Go Back' |
[same,
mono/stereo]
('Between the Lines') |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
Asylum Records |
1976 |
'Death
of a Salesman' |
'Unemployed' |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
Asylum Records |
1977 |
'Video
Tape' |
[same,
mono/stereo]
('My Old Man') |
Guitar,
vocals |
Asylum Records |
1979 |
'The
One That Got Away' |
[same,
mono/stereo]
('Luxury’s Lap') |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
Asylum Records |
1979 |
'Men
Who Love Women Who Love Men' |
[same,
mono/stereo]
('The One That Got Away') |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
Asylum Records |
1980 |
'Sometimes
Love Forgets' |
[same,
mono/stereo] |
Guitar,
vocals |
Asylum Records |
1981 |
'Bobby
Don’t Stop' |
[same,
mono/stereo] |
Guitar,
vocals |
Asylum Records |
1981 |
'A
Dying Cub Fan’s Last Request' |
'Take
Me Out to the Ball Game' |
Guitar,
vocals |
Red Pajamas Records |
1984 |
'Go,
Cubs, Go' |
[same,
mono/stereo] |
Co-producer,
guitar, vocals |
WGN |
1987 |
'In
Real Life' |
|
Guitar,
vocals |
Red Pajamas Records |
| Contributions
to Other Recordings |
|
Year[1] |
Title |
Credits |
Format |
Label |
1964 |
'Old
Man River' from Musically Speaking by Maine East
High School |
Vocal |
LP |
Delta
Records |
1965 |
'Shotgun'
by Impalas (b/w of 'House of the Rising Sun') |
Guitar,
vocals |
Single |
|
1967 |
'There
is a Meeting', 'I’m a Drifter', 'If I Had My Way', 'You’ve
Lost That Lovin’ Feeling', 'Stormy Monday', 'Cherry
Berry', 'Good Times', 'Mighty Mississippi' and 'The First
Time Ever I Saw Your Face' |
Guitar,
vocals |
Demo
tape |
|
1971 |
Studio
tracks by Bill 'Oliver' Swofford |
Vocals |
Unreleased |
|
1971 |
'Eight-Ball', 'Chicago Bust Rag' and 'City of New Orleans'
from Gathering at the Earl of Old Town album sampler |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Dunwich
Records |
1971 |
'Paradise'
and 'Flashback Blues' from John Prine by John Prine |
Guitar,
vocal |
LP |
Atlantic
Records |
1971 |
'Friends
with You' from Aerie by John
Denver |
Vocal
(as 'Turnpike Tom') |
LP |
RCA |
1972 |
Seven tracks from Diamonds in the Rough by John Prine |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Atlantic
Records |
1973 |
'As
Long as I Love' and 'I Can’t Control Myself' by
Doris Abrahams |
Vocals |
Unreleased
tracks |
|
1973 |
Nine tracks from Sweet Revenge by John Prine |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Atlantic
Records |
1973 |
A
White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean by Jimmy Buffett |
Guitar |
LP |
ABC
Records |
1974 |
You’re
Gonna Love Yourself in the Morning by Bonnie Koloc |
Guitar |
LP |
Ovation
Records |
1974 |
A-1-A
by Jimmy Buffett |
Guitar |
LP |
ABC
Records |
1975 |
Three
tracks from Judith by Judy Collins |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Elektra
Records |
1975 |
Six
tracks from Common Sense by John Prine |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Atlantic
Records |
1975 |
Havana
Daydreamin' by Jimmy Buffett |
Guitar |
LP |
MCA
Records |
1976 |
'Clocks
and Spoons' from Close-Up by Bonnie Koloc |
Guitar |
LP |
Epic
Records |
1976 |
Six demo tracks by Steve Mosley |
Vocals,
guitar |
Unreleased |
|
1976 |
Prime
Prine by John Prine |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Atlantic
Records |
1977 |
'The Judge Said' and its b/w 'Young Moon' by Malvina Reynolds |
Producer,
guitar |
Single |
Sporadic Times |
1977 |
'Old Fashioned' from Mariposa 1976 by Mariposa Folk
Festival, Toronto |
Guitar,
vocal |
LP |
Mariposa
Folk Festival |
1977 |
New
Songs from the Briarpatch by Tom Paxton |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Vanguard
Records |
1977 |
'Walkin'
in Jerusalem' from The View from Home by Bryan Bowers |
Vocal |
LP |
Flying
Fish Records |
1978 |
Four
tracks from Ken Bloom by Ken Bloom |
Vocals |
LP |
Flying
Fish Records |
1978 |
Five
tracks from That Old Gang of Mine by Martin, Bogan
& the Armstrongs |
Overall
producer; guitar, vocals |
LP |
Flying
Fish Records |
1978 |
Seven
tracks from Bruised Orange by John Prine |
Overall
producer; guitar, vocals |
LP |
Asylum
Records |
1978 |
'You
Otta Be an Otter' from 'The GoGo the Blue Gorilla Show |
Vocal
(as Ollie Otter |
LP |
Blue
Gorilla Records |
1978 |
'Son
of a Son of a Sailor' from Son of a Sailor by Jimmy
Buffett |
Vocal |
LP |
ABC
Records |
1978 |
'Honeysuckle Rose' from Joe Venuti in Chicago |
Guitar |
LP |
Flying
Fish Records |
1979 |
'I
Knew the Bride When She Used to Rock ’n’ Roll',
'Daddy, Daddy, Walk My Way' and 'Good Place Now' by Alice Playten |
Producer,
guitar |
Unreleased
demo tracks |
|
1979 |
'Ride on the Prairie' by Harry Waller |
Producer |
Demo
track |
|
1979 |
Demo
tracks by Tom Dundee |
Producer |
|
|
1979 |
'G-Man' and 'El Forward Paso' with Bob Hoban |
Vocal |
Unreleased
studio tracks |
|
1980 |
'What Were You Expecting — Rock ’n’ Roll?'
from National Lampoon White Album |
Producer,
co-writer |
LP |
Label
21 |
1984 |
'City of New Orleans' from Late Night Radio by Tom
Rush |
Guitar,
vocals |
LP |
Night
Light Recordings |
1984 |
'People Puttin’ People Down' from Aimless Love
by John Prine |
Producer |
LP |
Oh
Boy Records |
1985 |
'One Last Chance' from Right Lane Man by Tom Dundee |
Co-writer,
arranger |
LP |
Flyte
Records |
1988 |
'Souvenirs' from John Prine Live by John Prine (taken
from the 1982 duet for Down Home Country Music TV
special) |
Guitar,
vocal |
|
Oh
Boy Records |
1993 |
Tracks from Great Days: the John Prine Anthology
by John Prine |
Producer,
guitar, vocals |
CD |
Rhino
Records |
2001 |
'City of New Orleans' and 'Goodnight Irene' for Philadelphia
Folk Festival: 40th Anniversary |
Guitar,
vocals |
CD |
Sliced
Bread Records |
2004 |
Six
tracks (recorded 1976) from Timeless by Bonnie Koloc |
Guitar,
vocals |
CD |
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Notes
1, Year of first release
2. Standard version release
3. Backed with (B-side). Titles in brackets refer to other
b/w tracks that appeared on different versions of the single
that was released.
Sources
Eals, C. Steve Goodman: Facing the Music. USA: ECW
Press, 2008.
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