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| - | {{Template}}'''Bernard Fowler''' is an American singer best known for his collaborations with the [[Rolling Stones]], as well as being a regular featured vocalist on individual projects. | + | {{Template}} |
| + | '''Bernard Fowler''' is an American singer best known for his collaborations with the [[Rolling Stones]], as well as being a regular featured vocalist on individual projects. | ||
| Fowler's first recordings were for the group [[Total Eclipse (band)|Total Eclipse]] in 1974. In 1982, he was featured on [[dance music|dance]] hits by [[The Peech Boys]] ("[[Don't Make Me Wait]]") and [[Material (band)|Material]] ("I'm the One"). He also guested on [[Herbie Hancock]]'s 1983 album ''Future Shock'', as well as the 1985 albums ''Compact Disc'' by [[Public Image, Ltd.]], ''Language Barrier'' by [[Sly & Robbie]], and ''She's the Boss'', a [[Mick Jagger]] solo effort. In 1986, he sang a song written by [[Paul Simon]] which appeared on [[Philip Glass]]'s ''[[Songs from Liquid Days]]''. 1987 saw him singing backup for [[James Blood Ulmer]] on ''America:Do You Remember the Love?'', and the next year he appeared on [[Bootsy Collins]]'s ''What's Bootsy Doin'?''. | Fowler's first recordings were for the group [[Total Eclipse (band)|Total Eclipse]] in 1974. In 1982, he was featured on [[dance music|dance]] hits by [[The Peech Boys]] ("[[Don't Make Me Wait]]") and [[Material (band)|Material]] ("I'm the One"). He also guested on [[Herbie Hancock]]'s 1983 album ''Future Shock'', as well as the 1985 albums ''Compact Disc'' by [[Public Image, Ltd.]], ''Language Barrier'' by [[Sly & Robbie]], and ''She's the Boss'', a [[Mick Jagger]] solo effort. In 1986, he sang a song written by [[Paul Simon]] which appeared on [[Philip Glass]]'s ''[[Songs from Liquid Days]]''. 1987 saw him singing backup for [[James Blood Ulmer]] on ''America:Do You Remember the Love?'', and the next year he appeared on [[Bootsy Collins]]'s ''What's Bootsy Doin'?''. | ||
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| In 2006, Fowler released his first solo album, ''Friends with Privileges'', on [[Sony Music|Sony Japan]]. | In 2006, Fowler released his first solo album, ''Friends with Privileges'', on [[Sony Music|Sony Japan]]. | ||
| + | ==Discography== | ||
| + | === With the Rolling Stones and their solo projects === | ||
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| + | * (1985) ''[[She's The Boss]]'' (Mick Jagger) | ||
| + | * (1989) ''[[Steel Wheels]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (1991) ''[[Flashpoint (album)|Flashpoint]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (1992) ''[[Tribute to Charlie Parker With Strings]]'' (Charlie Watts) | ||
| + | * (1992) ''[[Slide On This]]'' (Ronnie Wood) | ||
| + | * (1992) ''[[Main Offender]]'' (Keith Richards) | ||
| + | * (1993) ''[[Warm and Tender (Charlie Watts album)|Warm and Tender]]'' (Charlie Watts) | ||
| + | * (1993) ''[[Slide On Live: Plugged In And Standing]]'' (Ronnie Wood) | ||
| + | * (1993) ''[[Jump Back]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (1994) ''[[Voodoo Lounge]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (1995) ''[[Stripped (The Rolling Stones album)|Stripped]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (1996) ''[[Long Ago and Far Away (album)|Long Ago and Far Away]]'' (Charlie Watts) | ||
| + | * (1997) ''[[Bridges To Babylon]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (1998) ''[[No Security]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (2000) ''[[Live and Eclectic]]'' (Ronnie Wood) | ||
| + | * (2002) ''[[Forty Licks]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (2004) ''[[Live Licks]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (2005) ''[[Rarities 1971-2003]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (2008) ''[[Shine a Light (The Rolling Stones album)|Shine a Light]]'' (Rolling Stones) | ||
| + | * (2010) ''[[I Feel Like Playing]]'' (Ronnie Wood) | ||
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| + | ===With others=== | ||
| + | * (1982) ''Don't Make Me Wait'' [[Peech Boys]] | ||
| + | * (1982) ''[[One Down]]'' [[Material (band)|Material]] | ||
| + | * (1982) ''[[Future Shock]]'' [[Herbie Hancock]] | ||
| + | * (1983) ''[[I Need You Now]]'' [[Sinnamon]] | ||
| + | * (1984) ''[[Sound-System (album)|Sound-System]]'' [[Herbie Hancock]] | ||
| + | * (1985) ''[[Starpeace]]'' [[Yoko Ono]] | ||
| + | * (1985) ''[[Language Barrier]]'' [[Sly & Robbie]] | ||
| + | * (1986) ''Futurista'' [[Ryuichi Sakamoto]] | ||
| + | * (1986) ''Media Bahn Live'' [[Ryuichi Sakamoto]] | ||
| + | * (1986) ''[[Songs from Liquid Days]]'' [[Phillip Glass]] | ||
| + | * (1986) ''[[Album (Public Image Limited album)|Album]]'' [[Public Image, Ltd.]] | ||
| + | * (1987) ''[[Do You Remember the Love?]]'' [[James Blood Ulmer]] | ||
| + | * (1988) ''[[What's Bootsy Doin'?]]'' [[Bootsy Collins]] | ||
| + | * (1990) ''Strange Things'' [[Tackhead]] | ||
| + | * (1990) ''[[Liberty (album)|Liberty]]'' [[Duran Duran]] | ||
| + | * (1991) ''[[Videohead]]'' [[Tackhead]] | ||
| + | * (1991) ''Johnnie B. Bad'' [[Johnnie Johnson (musician)|Johnnie Johnson]] | ||
| + | * (1992) ''[[Onobox]]'' [[Yoko Ono]] | ||
| + | * (1994) ''Jazz Passengers in Love'' [[Roy Nathanson|Roy Nathanson's Jazz Passengers]] | ||
| + | * (1996) ''12 Hits and a Bump'' Nicklebag (Iguana Records) | ||
| + | * (1997) ''[[Power Inc.]]'' [[Tackhead]] | ||
| + | * (1999) ''[[Michael Hutchence (album)|Michael Hutchence]]'' [[Michael Hutchence]] | ||
| + | * (1999) ''[[Colors]]'' [[Herb Alpert]] | ||
| + | * (2000) ''[[Hot Night Tonight]]'' [[Barbara Lynn]] | ||
| + | * (2001) ''[[Best of Material]]'' [[Material (band)|Material]] | ||
| + | * (2004) ''[[Champagne & Grits]]'' ([[Little Axe]]) | ||
| + | * (2008) ''[[Along Came a Spider (album)|Along Came a Spider]]'' [[Alice Cooper]] | ||
| + | * (2008) ''[[Ever Changing Times]]'' ([[Steve Lukather]]) | ||
| + | * (2010) ''[[All's Well That Ends Well (Steve Lukather album)|All's Well That Ends Well]]'' (Steve Lukather) | ||
| + | * (2010) ''[[Bought for a dollar/Sold for a dime]]'' ([[Little Axe]]) | ||
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Bernard Fowler is an American singer best known for his collaborations with the Rolling Stones, as well as being a regular featured vocalist on individual projects.
Fowler's first recordings were for the group Total Eclipse in 1974. In 1982, he was featured on dance hits by The Peech Boys ("Don't Make Me Wait") and Material ("I'm the One"). He also guested on Herbie Hancock's 1983 album Future Shock, as well as the 1985 albums Compact Disc by Public Image, Ltd., Language Barrier by Sly & Robbie, and She's the Boss, a Mick Jagger solo effort. In 1986, he sang a song written by Paul Simon which appeared on Philip Glass's Songs from Liquid Days. 1987 saw him singing backup for James Blood Ulmer on America:Do You Remember the Love?, and the next year he appeared on Bootsy Collins's What's Bootsy Doin'?.
In 1989 he was chosen to sing on the Rolling Stones Steel Wheels world tour and also became the lead singer of Adrian Sherwood's band, Tackhead. He has remained as a regular backup singer on tours with the Stones since the Steel Wheels tour, as well as as serving as frontman for Charlie Watts' three jazz solo albums and appearing on albums from Herb Alpert, Little Axe, Todd Terry, and Michael Hutchence, in addition to another solo album by Mick Jagger, Goddess in the Doorway, and solo albums by both Keith Richards and Ron Wood.
In 2006, Fowler released his first solo album, Friends with Privileges, on Sony Japan.
Discography
With the Rolling Stones and their solo projects
- (1985) She's The Boss (Mick Jagger)
- (1989) Steel Wheels (Rolling Stones)
- (1991) Flashpoint (Rolling Stones)
- (1992) Tribute to Charlie Parker With Strings (Charlie Watts)
- (1992) Slide On This (Ronnie Wood)
- (1992) Main Offender (Keith Richards)
- (1993) Warm and Tender (Charlie Watts)
- (1993) Slide On Live: Plugged In And Standing (Ronnie Wood)
- (1993) Jump Back (Rolling Stones)
- (1994) Voodoo Lounge (Rolling Stones)
- (1995) Stripped (Rolling Stones)
- (1996) Long Ago and Far Away (Charlie Watts)
- (1997) Bridges To Babylon (Rolling Stones)
- (1998) No Security (Rolling Stones)
- (2000) Live and Eclectic (Ronnie Wood)
- (2002) Forty Licks (Rolling Stones)
- (2004) Live Licks (Rolling Stones)
- (2005) Rarities 1971-2003 (Rolling Stones)
- (2008) Shine a Light (Rolling Stones)
- (2010) I Feel Like Playing (Ronnie Wood)
With others
- (1982) Don't Make Me Wait Peech Boys
- (1982) One Down Material
- (1982) Future Shock Herbie Hancock
- (1983) I Need You Now Sinnamon
- (1984) Sound-System Herbie Hancock
- (1985) Starpeace Yoko Ono
- (1985) Language Barrier Sly & Robbie
- (1986) Futurista Ryuichi Sakamoto
- (1986) Media Bahn Live Ryuichi Sakamoto
- (1986) Songs from Liquid Days Phillip Glass
- (1986) Album Public Image, Ltd.
- (1987) Do You Remember the Love? James Blood Ulmer
- (1988) What's Bootsy Doin'? Bootsy Collins
- (1990) Strange Things Tackhead
- (1990) Liberty Duran Duran
- (1991) Videohead Tackhead
- (1991) Johnnie B. Bad Johnnie Johnson
- (1992) Onobox Yoko Ono
- (1994) Jazz Passengers in Love Roy Nathanson's Jazz Passengers
- (1996) 12 Hits and a Bump Nicklebag (Iguana Records)
- (1997) Power Inc. Tackhead
- (1999) Michael Hutchence Michael Hutchence
- (1999) Colors Herb Alpert
- (2000) Hot Night Tonight Barbara Lynn
- (2001) Best of Material Material
- (2004) Champagne & Grits (Little Axe)
- (2008) Along Came a Spider Alice Cooper
- (2008) Ever Changing Times (Steve Lukather)
- (2010) All's Well That Ends Well (Steve Lukather)
- (2010) Bought for a dollar/Sold for a dime (Little Axe)
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