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Blondie Chaplin
(USA) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Wounded Bird Records 1977 (2008 reissue) |
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Shine A Light by The Rollings Stones Polydor 2008 NB: Blondie Chaplin included |
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Blondie Chaplin
(Canada) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 1977 Note: disc pressed in Canada, sleeve made in USA. |
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Live Licks by The Rollings Stones Virgin 2004 NB: Blondie Chaplin's picture in the booklet! |
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Blondie Chaplin
(USA white label test pressing in white sleeve) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Columbia 21 December 1976
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The Journey Of A
Fool by Sean Walshe Private release 2006 |
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Hurricane (CD-single
promo) by Blondie Chaplin Big Karma 2006
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Between Us (CD) by Blondie Chaplin Big Karma 2006 Note: Blondie Chaplin's first solo album for 14 years! Note: the earlier announced solo album Fragile Thread remains unreleased. |
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My Soul Is A
Witness (CD) by Marsha Hansen Blondie Chaplin vocals and guitar Augsburg 2006 Note: this spiritual CD also features the talents of Rob Fraboni, Chuck
Leavell, Keith Richards, Nick Tremulis and many others. |
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The Celebration
Continues, Woodstock '79 (VHS) by Various Artists Blondie Chaplin 1981 Note: Blondie Chaplin performed Sail On Sailor at the 10th Anniversary Concert of Woodstock. |
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Blondie Chaplin (NZ) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Elektra 7E-1095 1977 Note: this New Zealand LP pressing is on the Elektra (butterfly) label and not on Asylum! |
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Cannonball by Mark David Manders Blondie Chaplin 2005 |
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Note: Blondie Chaplin is prominent on the posthumous Rick Danko release, writing several tunes, playing guitar and even singing lead on a few tunes. |
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A Bigger Bang by The Rolling Stones Blondie Chaplin 2005 |
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Blondie Chaplin (UK white label test pressing in white sleeve) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum K 53062 probably late 1976 Note: detail of sleeve shown |
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Free Field by Hallvard T. Bjorgum & Co. Blondie Chaplin 2003 Note: a mix of Norwegian folk music and rock featuring Garth Hudson and Blondie Chaplin as guests. Blondie Chaplin even plays drums on this obscure release. |
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About Them Shoes by Hubert Sumlin Blondie Chaplin 2005 Note: finally this long anticipated album hit the shops in 2005. Among the guests are Keith Richard, Eric Clapton, Levon Helm and of course the incomparable Blondie Chaplin |
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Live In Germany (DVD) by Mick Taylor & Band Blondie Chaplin 1990 Note: Blondie Chaplin plays guitar alongside ex-Stone Mick Taylor who gives generous space to hear Blondie's magnificent guitar playing. The rare Blondie Chaplin song Semolina is also featured here. |
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The Celebration
Continues, Woodstock '79 (Laserdisc) by Various Artists Blondie Chaplin 1981 Note: Blondie Chaplin performed Sail On Sailor at the 10th Anniversary Concert of Woodstock. Sadly this is the only portion on the album inexplicably lacking pictures! |
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The Hunter
(cassette) by Jennifer Warnes Blondie Chaplin 1992 |
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W.I.S.N. Radio play
album by Various Artists Blondie Chaplin 1977 Note: a promotion albbum inviting listeners to evaluate songs by various artists by giving them points per song on a score sheet. This album features Kenny Rankin, Nils Lofgren, Emmylou Harris and the Mystic Moods, besides of course Blondie Chaplin with three songs. |
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Wondrous Love Feel
The Spirit by the Century Men Blondie Chaplin 2002 |
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Paris New York by Elliott Murphy Blondie Chaplin 1992 Note: Fanclub 2CD edition |
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7" Gimme More Rock'N'Roll /
Woman Don't Cry by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 1977 Note: This is a New Zealand stock pressing. |
Beyond The Blue by Steve Louw Blondie Chaplin (with the complete Skollie band) 2002 |
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Dirty Licks by the Rolling Stones and ex-members Blondie Chaplin (with Mick Taylor) 2002 Note: this Stones bootleg contains an 8-minute live version of Semolina by Blondie Chaplin featuring Mick Taylor on guitar (supposedly recorded in Israel). |
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Timeless (Hank
Williams tribute) by Various Artists Blondie Chaplin (with Keith Richard) 2001 |
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Showtime by Mick Ronson Ricky Fataar & Blondie Chaplin 1999 Note: features live versions of Crazy Love written by Blondie Chaplin and Junkie (For Your Love) written by Ricky Fataar. |
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So Lucky by Renee Geyer Ricky Fataar, co-production, drums, percussion, vocals, keyboards Blondie Chaplin, vocals Mushroom 1981 |
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Sing To Me by Renee Geyer Ricky Fataar, production, drums, percussion, keyboards, co-composer 2 songs WEA 1985 Note: also features All My Love by Blondie Chaplin and Ray Ohara |
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Figments by Anton Fig Blondie Chaplin 2002 Note: Blondie Chaplin co-wrote three tunes on this album. Brian Wilson sings backing to Blondie Chaplin's vocal on one song.
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In The Groove VHS by Anton Fig Blondie Chaplin 1994 Note: Drum instruction video with assistance from Blondie Chaplin.
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Renee Geyer by Renee Geyer Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion, backing vocals, keyboards, co-production, co-writer on the track Good Lovin' Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals Portrait 1982 |
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Picaresque CD by Ray Ohara Blondie Chaplin, vocals Eastworld 1988 Note: Blondie Chaplin sings all lead vocals on this solo album by an ex-Sadistic Mika Band and Bonnie Raitt bass player. Bonnie Raitt plays on it too!
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Picaresque LP by Ray Ohara Blondie Chaplin, vocals Eastworld 1988 Note: This original Japanese vinyl pressing has the customary Obi still attached
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Rocket House by Chris Whitley Blondie Chaplin, vocals, vamps BMG/ATO 2001 |
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The Year Of The Ear (USA label
promo) by Various Artists (Tom Waits, Andrew Gold, Television a.o.) 2 tracks by Blondie Chaplin: Bye Bye Baby and Woman Don't Cry Elektra / Asylum EA 2-77 1977 |
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Blondie Chaplin (Japan
CD) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Elektra 1977 Note: This CD was issued twice in Japan with different catalogue numbers. The Flames collection has both. |
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Blondie Chaplin (USA) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 7E-1095 1977 Note: The Flames collection has both sealed and opened versions. |
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Blondie Chaplin (USA 8-Track) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum ET-81095 1977 Note: The Flames collection's version was sealed when bought, then opened and played once.
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Blondie Chaplin (2 different USA promo's) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 7E-1095 PRC / CMS 1977 Note: The Flames collection has two different promo versions. |
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Blondie Chaplin (SA) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum AUC 4524 1977 |
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Blondie Chaplin (UK) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum K 53062 1977 |
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Blondie Chaplin
(Japan) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 1977 Note: this Japanese pressing still has its Obi
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Ostrich Man by Skollie with Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, lead vocals, guitar, composer on all songs PVB PVCD 22 1992 Note: A track from this album, plus two contemporary songs are featured live in the studio in the Anton Fig video
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The First Waltz
(Video) by the Nicholas Tremulis Band Blondie Chaplin, guitar, vocals Palm Pictures 3021-3 1999 Note: features Blondie Chaplin singing his song 52 Letters, backed by the Tremulis band |
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7" Can You Hear Me / Bye Bye
Baby by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 1977 |
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7" Gimme More Rock'N'Roll /
Woman Don't Cry by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 1977 |
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7" PROMO Gimme More
Rock'N'Roll (mono)/ Gimme More Rock'N'Roll (stereo) by Blondie Chaplin Blondie Chaplin, vocals, guitar, piano, bass, percussion Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Asylum 1977 Note: FOR RADIO STATION USE ONLY |
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Social Harem by Parlor Dogs Blondie Chaplin, background vocal Parlor Dog 2000
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The Legendary Paul Butterfield
Rides Again by Paul Butterfield Blondie Chaplin, guitar, vocals, composer of the track Don't You Hang Up On Me Amherst 1986 Note: Both CD and promo-LP versions are in the Flames collection. One tune on this album is composed by Blondie Chaplin |
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This What I Do by Sir Mack Rice Blondie Chaplin, background vocals, guitars, percussion Infi 2000 |
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The World's Most Dangerous Party by Paul Shaffer and the Party Boys of Rock'N'Roll Blondie Chaplin, additional party guest SBK 1993 |
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1998 Grammy Nominees by Various Artists Blondie Chaplin, background vocals, shaker MCA 1998 Note: has one Rolling Stones track featuring Blondie Chaplin |
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Survivor by Barry Mann Blondie Chaplin, guitar RCA 1975 |
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Something Real by Phoebe Snow Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion, bass, guitar, acoustic guitar, background vocals, co-producer Blondie Chaplin, background vocals WEA 1989 |
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If I Can Just Get
Through The Night / Soothin' 45 by Phoebe Snow Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion, bass, guitar, acoustic guitar, background vocals, co-producer Blondie Chaplin, background vocals Elektra 1989
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Two-Faced by Freida Parton Blondie Chaplin, background vocals Bearsville 1984 |
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Charlie Watts
Jim Keltner Project by Watts / Keltner Blondie Chaplin, vocal Cyber Octave / Higher Octave 2000 Note: Blondie Chaplin does an amazing free-form vocal on the 12-minute tune The Elvin Suite. Both double-CD and single-CD versions are in the Flames collection. |
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Earth Dance 2000 by Various Artists Features a remixed version of the Elvin Suite track from the above CD Cyber Octave 2000 |
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The Elvin Suite
(12") by Watts / Keltner Blondie Chaplin, vocal Cyber Octave / Higher Octave 2000 Note: remixed version on a rare promo |
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Rick Danko by Rick Danko Blondie Chaplin, background vocals, guitar solo on the track Brainwash Arista 1978 |
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The Well by Jennifer Warnes Blondie Chaplin, background vocals Music Force 2001 Note: besides the standard CD, the Flames collection also has both the Vinyl and SACD releases made by Cisco. These may truly be considered as reference audiophile recordings. |
Shot Through The Heart by Jennifer Warnes Blondie Chaplin, background vocals, tambourine, guitars Ricky Fataar, percussion Arista 1979 |
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I Know A Heartache
When I See One (12" promo) by Jennifer Warnes Blondie Chaplin Arista 1979 |
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The Best Of
Jennifer Warnes by Jennifer Warnes Blondie Chaplin, background vocals, tambourine, guitars Ricky Fataar, percussion Arista 1982 Note: both CD and LP are in the collection. The CD has a different photo on the sleeve. |
The Career's
Company (Promo) by Various Artists Arista 1980 Note: Contains one track from Jennifer Warnes "Shot Through The Heart" |
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The Hunter by Jennifer Warnes Blondie Chaplin, guest vocal Private Music 1992 Note: both a CD and a Promo LP are in the Flames collection. |
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Nine Lives by Bonnie Raitt Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals Warner Bros 1986 |
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The Nine Lives
Interview by Bonnie Raitt Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals Warner Bros 1986 |
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The Bonnie Raitt Collection by Bonnie Raitt Ricky Fataar, drums, percussion Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals Warner 1990 |
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Here Comes The Night by David Johansen Blondie Chaplin, guitar, background vocals, co-writer on most tracks Blue Sky 1981 Note: this album is really by the duo Johansen/Chaplin. Both USA and NL
vinyl pressings are in the Flames collection, as are a cassette and a CD.. |
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Change Will Come by Elliott Murphy Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals New Rose 1988 |
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Bridges To Babylon
Tour 97-98 (DVD) by the Rolling Stones Blondie Chaplin Warner 1999 |
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Bridges To Babylon by the Rolling Stones Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals, percussion, bass, maracas, shaker, tambourine, piano Virgin 1997 |
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Anybody Seen My
Baby? (CD single) by the Rolling Stones Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals, percussion Virgin 1997 Note: a 12-inch single of this is also in the Flames collection thanks to Klaas Jelle Veenstra |
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Somebody's Watching by Rare Bird (1973) track: Hard Times (composed by Fataar-Chaplin) Polydor 1973 Note: the track Hard Time is also available on the Polydor UK compilation album simple entitled Rare Bird |
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High On The Hog by the Band Blondie Chaplin, acoustic guitar, vocals, composer on the track Where I Should Always Be Pyramid 1996 Note: a UK pre-release promo cassette of this album on the Transatlantic label is also in the Flames collection. |
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High On The Hog
(promo CD) by the Band Blondie Chaplin, acoustic guitar, vocals, composer on the track Where I Should Always Be |
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No Security by the Rolling Stones Blondie Chaplin, backing vocals, percussion Virgin 1998 |
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Wingless Angels by the Wingless Angels Blondie Chaplin, vocals, percussion Island 1996 |
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Stranger In Town by Mick Taylor Blondie Chaplin, guitar Maze 1990 Note: both CD an two LP versions are in the Flames collection.
One LP is a German promo, the other a Canadian stock pressing. |
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Just Like This by Mick Ronson includes "Crazy Love", written by Blondie Chaplin and "(I'm Just A) Junkie For Your Love", written by Ricky Fataar. Pilot 1999 |