Kim Fowley
Folk Rock, Country Rock and Country Music
Kim Fowley either Wrote, Co-Wrote, Published, Co-Published, Produced or Co-Produced or provided "blan "blah" for the following items:
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Gram Parsons - Background "blah blah"
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Danny O'Flaherty - Co-Producer, Writer, Publisher
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Cat Stevens - Co-Writer One Song
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Joe & Eddie - Writer One Song
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The Byrds - Co-Writer Two Songs
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Byrd Parts - Co-Writer One Song
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The Best Of The Byrds - Co-Writer Two Songs
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History of The Byrds - Co-Writer Two Songs
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Sorrowful Jones - Co-Writer, Co-Publisher Two Songs
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The Twigs - Co-Writer, Co-Publisher One Song
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Zevon - Co-Writer One Song
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Georgy Girl - Co-Writer One Song
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GAVIN Radio Sweethearts - Producer
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| Artist | Label | Credits |
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| THE BYRDS | CBS/Columbia/Sony | Co-Wrote songs on "Untitled Byrdmaniax", "Further Along" "Byrds Greatest Hits Volume 2" and "History of the Byrds". (1979-1984) |
| NEW RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE | CBS/Columbia/Sony | Co-Wrote songs on three different NRPS albums that included such songs as "On the Amazon" and "Neon Rose". (1984-1987) |
| FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS | Relix | Kim has two songs on the last live album. (1988) |
| SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET | Mercury | "Michocan" becomes the last single on Mercury. Kim Co-Writes Doug Sahm and Augie Meyer later form Texas Tornados and have more success on Warner Brothers. (1970) |
| LEON RUSSELL | Paradise/Warner Brothers | Kim Co-Writes eight songs on Leon Russell's last USA Chart Album that is released in 1978. Two songs form the album are later covered by Wayne Newton and Mary Balin. |
| GRAM PARSONS | Reprise | Invites Kim to do background noise on "Grievous Angel". (1973) |
| LEO KOTTKE | Capitol | Also invites Kim to Co-Write and Sing under the name Juke Box Phantom; "Monkey Lust" on the album "Mud Lark". (1971) |
| BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA | Capitol | Gave the world Merle Haggard and Buck Owens. Kim Fowley Co-Produced Bakersfield's Bonnie Owens and Bill Woods in 1960 at least 25 years before Dwight Yokum went there to find the truth about the West Coast Nashville. |
| JOE AND EDDIE | GNP/Crescendo | Record Kim's arrangement of "House of the Rising Sun". (1965) |
| ROSE GARDEN | ATCO | Record "Flower Town" Co-Written by Kim Fowley on the flip side of their top 20 hit "Next Plane to London". (1967) |
| KRIS KRISTOFFERSON | Columbia/CBS/Sony | Releases the album "Shake Hands with the Devil" that features a Kim Co-Written song "Michoican". (1970) |
| GENE VINCENT | Dandelion/Elektra | Produced by Kim Fowley on his comeback album "I'm Back and I'm Proud". (1969). The album has been reissued eight times in the last 30 years. Kim was one of only seven producers who produced Gene in his lifetime. Gene Vincent was voted into the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame in January 1998. |
| CAT STEVENS | Deram/Polygram | Kim Co-Wrote "Portobello Road" on "Matthew & Son". (1966). |
| SORROWFUL JONES | CD | "Absence" on Gavin Country Charts as a radio only released with two songs Co-Written by Kim. (1997) |