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Self titled Wildlife album featuring Simon Kirke of Bad Company. Released on Led Zeppelin’s Swan Song Records in 1982
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Ozzy Osbourne album “The Ultimate Sin” featuring the mega hit I wrote “Shot in the Dark” The album was released in 1986 and spent many weeks on the charts, kicking off what was one of the most successful tours in history.
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Self titled Beggars & Thieves album released in 1990 on Atlantic Records
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Vince Neil’s “Exposed” album, released in 1992 was one that I wrote heavily on , featuring many songs that I had originally penned for Ozzy.
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Kings of the Sun “Resurrection” album released on Mushroom Records in 1993 featuring the Hoad brothers, Jeff and Clifford from Australia
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The “Truth 21 Century” album by T Square. A rock fusion album from this Japanese artist on Virgin Japan released in 2000. I played on this with drummer Doane Perry from Jethro Tull
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This 1992 release on Mike Varney’s Shrapnel Records remains a classic featuring some of rock’s favorite names.
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Johnny Hallyday’s 1994 English language “Rough Town” album was the first record I played on for the French megastar. The backing band consisted basically of Little Feat and additional musicians.
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The 1995 “Lorada” album on Mercury Records was recorded in St. Tropez and Paris and featured Johnny’s touring band at the time.
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The 1996 “Bercy Live” album was recorded during Johnny Hallyday’s 20 night 20,000 people per night sold out string of shows at the Paris Bercy arena!
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Gilby Clarke’s 1996 “Hangover” album
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Johnny’s “Destination Vegas” was the live performance from his 1996 shows at the Aladdin Theater in Las Vegas. Most of the audience had flown in from France!
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Steve Lukather’s 1997 “LUKE” album on Sony Records was a song collection of which I had written about half. The song “Broken Machine” remains one of my favorite penned lyrics.
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Another Gilby Clarke album, “Rubber” from 1998
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The 1997 “Forever Mod” CD is one of the Bob Kulick tribute series. I played on the track
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The 1998 Bob Kulick “Tribute to Aerosmith” was a star studded tribute album.
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The 1998 “Hell Rules” album was an all star tribute to Black Sabbath
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The 1998 Toto “Mindfields” album on Sony Records, featured the song “After You’re Gone” that I wrote with Steve Lukather. The original demo was used in part and as a blueprint for the production that went on to earn a nomination for a Grammy
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The Triage Rocords 1999 “Humanary Stew” was a star tribute album to Alice Cooper
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The 2000 release of “Stone Cold Queen” on Cleopatra Records is a star tribute to Queen, of course!
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The 2002 Cleopatra records all star tribute to Pink Floyd
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The 2005 Cleopatra Records release featured me as well as many guest musicians with Micheal Schenker, with whom I have been friends for many years
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“Vibrate” in 2006 on my label Puss In Blue Records was my first solo album featuring songs written over quite a long period of time. With guest appearances from Steve Lukather, Shane Fontayne, Simon Phillips and Gregg Bissonette amongst others, it is an album that spans quite a diversity of musical styles in the commercial rock category.
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My second solo album “No Protection” was released in 2011. The songs were all written as a whole project and also featured myself playing most of the instruments. Many of the songs have found themselves in film soundtracks
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The 2019 Frontiers Records release entitled “II” is the second offering from LIL, featured all songs co-written by all four of us, Vivian Campbell, Viny Appice, Andrew Freeman and myself