Other Recordings
Compilations
Compilations
Art Box by the Art Bears
Brian Woodbury contributed “The Fourth Wheel,” a remix/extrapolation of the Art Bears’ “Three Wheels” the the Art Bears Revisited disc from the Art Bears Art Box compilation.
ZZAJ: Jazz from the 23rd Century, Various Artists
ZZAJ includes new music from global artists like Geoff Leigh, Henry Kaiser, Elliott Sharp, Amy Denio, Haco, Alfred Harth, Anthony Coleman and more, and comes in a 2-CD set in a wallet with artist biographies, in their own words. There’s also visual artwork by musicians Dave Newhouse, Pete Prown and the graphics artists Eric Kearns and Dan Sauer from Jackanapes Press. It includes an early mix of “Mentally Ill” from the upcoming Brian Woodbury’s Variety Orchestra second album.
Frets of Yore
A collection of short extended guitar pieces inspired by art pieces. Featuring Fred Frith, Dave Newhouse, Amy Denio, Rene Lussier, Shawn Persinger, Jerry King, Eliot Sharp, Henry Kaiser, Chris Cochrane, Carla Diratz, Mark Stanley & others.
ReR Quarterly Vol 4 No 2.
(1997) “Shenandoah/Innsbruck” performed by Brian Woodbury’s Variety Orchestra featuring Dudley Saunders.
Thirsty Ears
Thirsty Ears, Fang Bands Live at the Knitting Factory (1991) “Flavor Packet” & “I Burn the Flag” performed by Brian Woodbury’s Popular Music Group.
Time for a Change
Time for a Change, a Bar None Records Sampler #2 (1989)
“Get Wise” performed by Brian Woodbury
Producer/Arranger/Contributor
Producer/Arranger/Contributor
Vegas Blue
Vegas Blue by John Thomas Oaks (2012)
Song “Last of the Honky Tonk Angels” (co-written with John thomas Oaks)
Elma Mayer
Elma Mayer by Elma Mayer (1996)
Production on Brian’s wife Elma’s first album.
Unreleased
Unreleased
Brian Woodbury Theater Songbook
Coming soon-ish! In the meantime, here's a song axed from "Killa Vanilla The Musical" sung by Tracey Moore.
Whole Lotta Love
“Whole Lotta Love” by Brian Woodbury’s Downtown Music Ensemble, vocals by Elizabeth Shaler Dos Santos.
One-off recording of Led Zeppelin cover.
Same Boat Songs
Same Boat Songs was a short-lived New York trio formed in 1988 featuring Mr. Woodbury, vocals and bass, Elma Mayer, vocals and keyboard & Matthew Metzgar background vocals and drums. The songs were ardent ecology-minded jingles with a lot of raw energy.