Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Discography - NGDB As Contributing Artists

NGDB As Contributing Artists

Year Album Title by Artist Contribution
1969 "Paint Your Wagon" soundtrack
on "Hand Me Down That Can O' Beans"
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1971 Jackson Browne by Jackson Bowne Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
1971 "Sweet Country Suite" by Larry Murray John McEuen - mandolin
1972 "I Saw the Light with Some Help from My Friends "
by Earl Scruggs
John McEuen - vocals (background), banjo
1973 Don't Cry Now by Linda Ronstadt Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
1974 Highway Call by Richard (Dickey) Betts Jeff Hanna - acoustic guitar
1974 "Monkey Grip " by Bill Wyman John McEuen - mandolin, banjo
1974 Heart Like a Wheel by Linda Ronstadt Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
1975 Windsong by John Denver Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
1975 "Blue Sky - Night Thunder " by Michael Martin Murphey John McEuen - banjo
Jeff Hanna – background vocals
Jimmy Ibbotson – background vocals
1975 banjoman soundtrack by Various Artists Live version of "Battle Of New Orleans" and "Diggy Liggy Lo"
1976 "Flowing Free Forever" by Michael Martin Murphey John McEuen - violin, mandolin, banjo,guitar, fiddle
1976 "Long Hard Ride" by The Marshall Tucker Band John McEuen - banjo, mandolin
1976 "Swans Against the Sun" by Michael Martin Murphey John McEuen - Dobro, slide guitar, banjo, fiddle, violin,guitar
Jeff Hanna — vocals
1977 "Great Rush" by Timberline John McEuen - fiddle, banjo
1978 "Wild And Crazy Guy" by Steve Martin
on "King Tut"
as the Toot Uncommons
1981 The Innocent Age by Dan Fogelberg Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
1981 "Full House: Aces High" by The Amazing Rhythm Aces John McEuen - mandolin, banjo
1981 "Steve Martin Brothers" by Steve Martin John McEuen - banjo,guitar, mandolin
1982 "Best of Michael Martin Murphey" by Michael Martin Murphey John McEuen - banjo, fiddle
1984 "Just Divorced" by David Allan Coe John McEuen - banjo, mandolin
1986 "Tribute to Steve Goodman Various Artists" by Various Artists Live "Face On The Cutting Room Floor"
John McEuen - guitar,guitar (acoustic)
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1986 "Fallin for you for years" by Conway Twitty
on You Can't Say I Haven't Tried
Harmony vocals - Jeff Hanna, Jimmy Ibbotson, Bob Carpenter
1990 Version of the Truth by Foster & Lloyd Jeff Hanna - harmony vocals on Version of the Truth
1990 "Cowboy Songs" by Michael Martin Murphey John McEuen - mandolin, banjo, fiddle
1991 "Tilt-A-World" by Runaway Express John McEuen - mandolin
1991 "Wild Jimbos" by Wild Jimbos Jimmy Ibbotson
1992 Another Country by The Chieftains On Happy To Meet You Jimmy Ibbotson - guitar, Jeff Hanna - guitar, Jimmie Fadden - drums, harmonica
On Killbegs Jimmy Ibbotson - vocals, guitar, Jeff Hanna - vocals, guitar, Jimmy Fadden - drums, harmonica
On Finale Jimmy Ibbotson - vocals, Jeff Hanna - vocals, guitar, Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
1992 "Voices In The Wind" by Susie Bogguss Jimmy Fadden - harmonica
Bob Carpenter - vocals
Jimmy Ibottson - vocals
Jeff Hanna - vocals
1993 "Port of Mystery" by Runaway Express John McEuen - banjo
1993 "Cowboy Songs III" by Michael Martin Murphey John McEuen - banjo
1996 "One Voice" by Various Artists
On "You Believed in Me" with Karla Bonoff
Jeff Hanna - guitar, vocals
Jimmy Ibbotson - guitar, mandolin, vocals
Jimmie Fadden - harmonica
Bob Carpenter - accordion, vocals
1996 Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy Holly) by Various Artists
on "Maybe Baby"
Jeff Hanna - slide guitar, vocals
Bob Carpenter - Keyboards, vocals
Jimmy Ibbotson - mandolin, lead vocal
Jimmie Fadden - harmonica, vocals
1998 "Alligator Tales" by Chief Jim Billie John McEuen - guitar (electric), slide guitar, guitar (acoustic), banjo, E-Bow, mandolin, vocals (background)
1998 "Rusty Old Halo/Where Did the Money Go] by Hoyt Axton John McEuen - banjo
1999 "The Nashville Sessions" by Leftover Salmon and Friends "Five Alive" featuring Jeff Hanna
1999 "Acoustic Christmas Carols: Cowboy Christmas II"
by Michael Martin Murphey
John McEuen - guitar, banjo, mandolin, tambourine, Indian drum
1999 "A Tribute To Jerry Garcia" by Jonathan McEuen & Phil Salazar
2000 String Alchemy: From Eclectic to Electric by Various Artists John McEuen - Three Tracks
2000 Seminole Fire by Chief Jim Billie John McEuen - mandolin, fiddle, synthesizer, banjo,guitar
2002 "American IV: The Man Comes Around" by Johnny Cash Jeff Hanna - acoustic guitar on "Desperado"
2003 "Tennessee Stud" by Doc Watson
2003 Further Down the Old Plank Road
by The Chieftains
on The Squid-Jiggin' Ground / Larry O'Gaff Jeff Hanna - vocal, guitar, Jimmie Fadden - harmonica, drums, Jimmie Ibbotson - guitar
2003 "Return to Mu" by Merrell Fankhauser John McEuen – mandollin, guitar, background vocal
2003 "Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip Original Soundtrack" John McEuen - banjo, slide guitar, producer, guitar (acoustic), mandolin
2004 "This Is Americana"
on Gold Watch & Chain
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Kris Kristofferson
2004 "The Unbroken Circle - The Musical Heritage Of The Carter Family"
on Gold Watch & Chain
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Kris Kristofferson
2004 "Merlefest Live! The Best of 2003" by Various Artists American Dream Live by NGDB
2004 "Chasin' Wild Trains" by Kim Carnes Jeff Hanna - slide guitar
2005 "Telluride Bluegrass Festival: 30 Years"
on Fishin In The Dark live
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2005 I'm Going Back There Someday
by Paul Williams
John McEuen - banjo
2006 Easy to Be Free: The Songs of Rick Nelson
on Believe What You Say
John McEuen - banjo, mandolin
2007 "Blindside" by Jock Bartley John McEuen - mandolin, fiddle
Jimmie Fadden - harmonica, maracas
2007 Road to Vegas by Phish John McEuen - slide guitar
2007 Music of the Wild West
Original TV Soundtrack
John McEuen - banjo, strings, guitar, bowed piano, mandolin, fiddle, tuba
2007 "The Heartbeat Of Love" by Richie Furay Jeff Hanna
2007 Another Time Brand New Opry John McEuen - mandolin, banjo

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