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ENO DISCOGRAPHYThis discography is based on Eno’s own list of his works to 1986. (See Brian Eno and Russell Mills, “Biographical Notes,” More Dark Than Shark [London: Faber and Faber, 1986], 138-9.) I have reorganized and amplified it, added identifying record, cassette, or CD numbers, and omitted the sections of “selected commissions to score music,” “selected uses of Music For Films,” “video works,” and “audio-visual installations.” Recordings within each section are listed chronologically. The information under each listing is taken from the recordings themselves, and occasionally from other sources. Solo Progressive Rock AlbumsEno, Brian. Here Come the Warm Jets. Editions EG ENO 1, 1973. Produced by Brian Eno Keyboards: Nick Kool and the Koolaids, Nick Judd, Andy Mackay. Guitars: Robert Fripp, Phil Manzanera, Paul Rudolph, Chris “Ace” Spedding Bass Guitars: Busta Cherry Jones, Bill MacCormick, Paul Rudolph, John Wetton, Chris Thomas Percussion: Simon King, Marty Simon, Paul Thompson Saxophone septet: Andy Mackay Slide Guitars: Lloyd Watson Backing vocals: Sweetfeed “Eno sings all other vocals and (occasionally) plays simplistic keyboards, snake guitar, electric larynx and synthesizer, and treats the other instruments.” Authors: Eno, Eno/Manzanera, Eno/Fripp, and Eno (arr. Thompson/Jones/Judd/Eno). Eno, Brian. Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy). Editions EG ENO 2, 1974. Produced by Brian Eno. Eno: vocals, electronics, snake guitar, keyboards Phil Manzanera: guitars Brian Turrington: bass guitar Freddie Smith: drums Robert Wyatt: percussion and backing vocals “Special Guests”: The Portsmouth Sinfonia: strings The Simplistics: chorus Andy Mackay: brass Phil Collins: drums Polly Eltes: vocals Authors: Eno, Eno (arr. Turrington), Eno/Manzanera.
Phil Collins: drums, percussion Percy Jones: fretless bass Paul Rudolph: bass, snare drums, “assistant castanet guitars,” guitar Rod Melvin: Rhodes piano, piano John Cale: viola Brian Eno: synthesizer, guitar, tape, organ, piano, Yamaha bass pedals, synthetic percussion, guitars, digital guitar, treated rhythm generator, farfisa organ, Hammond organ, Peruvian percussion, “electric elements and unnatural sounds,” prepared piano, Leslie piano Robert Fripp: “Wimshurst guitar,” “restrained lead guitar,” “Wimborne guitar” Brian Turrington: bass guitar, pianos All compositions by Brian Eno. Eno, Brian. Before and After Science: Fourteen Pictures. Editions EG ENO 4, 1977. Produced by Brian Eno and Rhett Davies. Paul Rudolph: bass and rhythm guitar Phil Collins: drums Percy Jones: fretless bass, analog delay bass Rhett Davies: agaong-gong and stick Brian Eno: voices, synthesizer, guitar, synthesizer percussion, piano, chorus, metallics, bell, mini-moog, CS80, AKS, piano Jaki Liebezeit: drums Dave Mattacks: drums Shirley Williams: brush timbales Kurt Schwitters: voice Fred Frith: guitar Andy Fraser: drums Phil Manzanera: guitar Robert Fripp: guitar Achim Roedelius: grand and electric pianos Mvbi Moebius: Bass Fender piano Brian Turrington: bass Authors: Eno, Eno (arr. Jones/Eno), Eno/Roedelius/Moebius, Eno (arr. Frith/Eno) Eno, Brian. Rarities. Editions EG ENOX 1, 1983. (EP released only in ten-album boxed set Working Backwards 1983-1973, Editions EG EGBS 2, 1983.) Produced by Brian Eno and Rhett Davies. Authors: Brian Eno, Linda/Campbell-Peretti/Creatore/Weiss/Stanton, Brian Eno/Daniel Lanois/Roger Eno Eno, Brian. More Blank Than Frank: Songs from the Period 1973-1977. EG EGLP 65, 1986. Not exactly a “greatest hits” collection, this is a selection of Eno’s progressive rock songs he chose to include in a record that tied in with the release of the book More Dark Than Shark (see full listing under Eno in “Materials by and About Eno” below). Solo Ambient AlbumsEno, Brian. Discreet Music. Editions EG/Obscure EGS 303, 1975. Produced by Brian Eno. Side One: “Discreet Music,” “recorded [and performed, by Eno himself] at Brian Eno’s studio 9.5.75.” Side Two: Three Variations of the Canon in D Major by Johann Pachelbel, “performed by the Cockpit Ensemble conducted by Gavin Bryars (who also helped arrange the pieces).”
Percy Jones: bass guitar Phil Collins: percussion Paul Rudolph: guitar Bill MacCormick: bass guitar Dave Mattacks: percussion Fred Frith: electric guitar Robert Fripp: electric guitar John Cale: viola Rod Melvin: electric piano Rhett Davies: trumpet All other instruments by Eno All compositions by Brian Eno.
Voices: Christa Fast, Christine Gomez and Inge Zeininger Eno: synthesizer and other instruments “All compositions by Brian Eno except 1/1 which was co-composed with Robert Wyatt (who also played acoustic piano on this track) and Rhett Davies.” Eno, Brian. Ambient 4: On Land. Editions EG EGED 20, 1982. Produced by Brian Eno. Michael Beinhorn: synthesizer Axel Gros: guitar Bill Laswell: bass Jon Hassell: trumpet Michael Brook: guitar Dan Lanois: live equalization “All compositions by Brian Eno except ‘Lizard Point’ by Eno, Beinhorn, Gros and Laswell.” Eno, Brian. Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks. Editions EG, ENO 5, 1983. Produced by Brian Eno and Dan Lanois. Composed and played by Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, and Roger Eno. Eno, Brian. Music for Films, Vol. II. Editions EG EGSP-2, 1983. Produced by Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois. Composers: Eno, Eno/Lanois, Lanois (arr. Eno), Eno/Roger Eno, Eno/Roger Eno/Lanois Eno, Brian. Thursday Afternoon. EG EGCD 64, 1985. (Compact disc only.) Origination team: Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, Roger Eno Mix team: Brian Eno, Michael Brook, Daniel Lanois Assembly team: Brian Eno, Michael Brook
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