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ellebrille
Jan-03-2006, 2:24am
I started mandolin recently and I find there is not enough of that instrument in rock songs. Here are the songs I've found so far. It would be nice to build

Band Chanson/Song


Alan Parson project Pavane
A perfect circle (What so funny 'bout)peace, love and understanding
At war with self At war with self
Blind Melon Walk
Blue Rodeo Bad timing
Blue Rodeo Up on that cloud
Byrds Path of victory
Byrds Ballad of easy rider
Church Antenna
Death cab for cutie Soul meet body
Rory Gallagher I'm not surprised
Goo Goo dolls Iris
Hall & Oates Lady rain
Hall & Oates Better watch your back
John Hiatt Cry love
Heart Half moon
Bruce Hornsby Mandolin rain
Jars of clay Liquid
Jethro tull Weather cock
John Paul Jones Freedom song
Kinks Supersonic rocket ship
Led Zeppelin The battle of evermore
Led Zeppelin Boogiwe with stu
Led Zeppelin Gallows pole
Led Zeppelin Going to California
Steve Miller band Dance dance dance
Mott & the Hoople I wish I was your mother
Muse Blackout
Mike Oldfield Taurus 3
O'keanes This ain't love
REM You are everything
REM Mandolin strum
REM Loosing my religion
Slash the nash I'll wait for you
Slash the nash Guns and sandwiches
Split Enz Maybe
Split Enz Matinee Idyll
Split Enz Titus
Split Enz Sweer talking spoon
Al Stewart Road to Moscow
Rod Stewart Maggie May
Rod Stewart Mandolin wind
Swingers True or false
Tea Party Shadow on the mountain side
Tea Party Sister awake
Yes Wonderous stories

Dave Hicks
Jan-03-2006, 9:47am
Levon helm played mando on some Band songs (although it's used as a rhythm instrument rather than taking solos) - an example would be Rockin Chair.

D.H.

mandopete
Jan-03-2006, 12:34pm
Seals & Croft ?

mandobob
Jan-03-2006, 2:17pm
Here are some that I like:
The Band:
When I Paint My Masterpiece
Atlantic City
Rag Mama Rag
Evangaline
Bruce Springtien:
Into The Fire
Charlie Sexton:
Probably Saved my Life (I think)
Steve Earle:
Copperhead Road

Do the Pogues count as Rock?

ira
Jan-03-2006, 4:00pm
absolutely!

mrmando
Jan-03-2006, 6:26pm
My favorite rock mando is Billy Holmes' playing on the Killing Floor album by Vigilantes of Love. It's on most of the cuts; "Anybody's Guess" is a particular standout.

Mark Heard played a National Silvo mandolin on every cut of his Satellite Sky disc. Managed to make it sound like a guitar most of the time.

Check out John Kruth sometime ... heavy mando on most of his CDs, particularly The Cherry Electric.

ira
Jan-03-2006, 11:40pm
ripple-grateful dead- a true beauty of a tune.

wichitamando
Jan-04-2006, 12:05am
I have seen Counting Crows several times on TV in the last year or two. Every time they were using mando. I haven't got around to picking up a CD yet.

Jars of Clay has several ballads with mando - no one loves me like you, love song for a savior, on jordan's stormy banks, lonely people.

I also like Carbon Leaf - at least half of their stuff has mando.

It's late and that's all I can remember at the moment.

Mandorock rules!

TeleMark
Jan-04-2006, 10:04am
Don't forget The Hooters!

James P
Jan-04-2006, 12:51pm
There's always REM. #Not nessicarily good mandolin, imo, but it's in there.

mandolooter
Jan-04-2006, 1:09pm
Los Lobos uses mandolin in a bunch of there songs...Cyprus Hill talkes about one in a song, does that count?

Jaus
Jan-06-2006, 8:50am
Michele Shocked: Memories of east Texas
Michele Shocked: The L&M don't stop here anymore
Both on the Short, Sharp, Shocked album.

Flogging Molly in almost every song on every album

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-06-2006, 9:14am
I think we have discussed this before. What I like this time is the alphabetical order, that Guylaine suggested. If we want to expand the list and keep it actual, I suggest that everyone adds his band/song in the same list at the correct place, or Guylaine to do that periodically. For example: I want to add Aerosmith/Crazy and Styx/Boat on the River. Here it is:

Aerosmith Crazy
Alan Parson project Pavane
A perfect circle (What so funny 'bout)peace, love and understanding
At war with self At war with self
Blind Melon Walk
Blue Rodeo Bad timing
Blue Rodeo Up on that cloud
Byrds Path of victory
Byrds Ballad of easy rider
Church Antenna
Death cab for cutie Soul meet body
Rory Gallagher I'm not surprised
Goo Goo dolls Iris
Hall & Oates Lady rain
Hall & Oates Better watch your back
John Hiatt Cry love
Heart Half moon
Bruce Hornsby Mandolin rain
Jars of clay Liquid
Jethro tull Weather cock
John Paul Jones Freedom song
Kinks Supersonic rocket ship
Led Zeppelin The battle of evermore
Led Zeppelin Boogiwe with stu
Led Zeppelin Gallows pole
Led Zeppelin Going to California
Steve Miller band Dance dance dance
Mott & the Hoople I wish I was your mother
Muse Blackout
Mike Oldfield Taurus 3
O'keanes This ain't love
REM You are everything
REM Mandolin strum
REM Loosing my religion
Slash the nash I'll wait for you
Slash the nash Guns and sandwiches
Split Enz Maybe
Split Enz Matinee Idyll
Split Enz Titus
Split Enz Sweer talking spoon
Al Stewart Road to Moscow
Rod Stewart Maggie May
Rod Stewart Mandolin wind
Styx Boat on the River
Swingers True or false
Tea Party Shadow on the mountain side
Tea Party Sister awake
Yes Wonderous stories

This way everyone will be able to check fast if his band/song suggestion is already in the list instead of reading all the posts. At the end (?) we will have a pretty complete list.

mandocrucian
Jan-06-2006, 10:44am
Take a look at the database/discographies atYahoo Groups: RockMando _ Rock and Blues Mandolin (http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/rockmando/)

Niles H (http://www.btinternet.com/~john.baldry/mando/hokkanen.html)

RichM
Jan-06-2006, 2:52pm
I was just listening to Joan Osborne's "Saint Teresa" on the radio on the way home... plenty of mandolin in that.

Tom C
Jan-06-2006, 3:22pm
Big <span style='color:purple'>Rock</span> Candy Mountain

mmukav
Jan-06-2006, 4:55pm
Jack White of The White Stripes played mandolin on the song Little Ghost on the White Stripes album Get Behind Me Satan http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mad.gif (I just thought the devil smilie fit, I'm not angry that he plays mandolin.....)

ApK
Jan-14-2006, 8:59pm
Doesn't Shawn Colvin's "Sonny Came Home" feature a mandolin part?

Jason Kessler
Jan-14-2006, 9:07pm
Does anyone remember a British band named Lindisfarne? Much mando on all their albums.

mando bandage
Jan-14-2006, 11:06pm
Does anyone remember a British band named Lindisfarne? Much mando on all their albums.

And if I recall correctly, their mandolinist sat in with Mr. Rod Stewart on the two most famous mandolin rock songs of the 1970s.
R

mandobob
Jan-16-2006, 11:32am
The liner notes on Rod Stewart's "Every Picture..." album credited the mandolin on those two famous songs as played by 'the mandolin player in Lindisfarne who's name escapes me'.
Always wondered if that was an inside joke, an intentional
slight, or due to rock star excess.

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-17-2006, 8:54am
Hello,

I tried to put all of your suggestions so far in the list. Here it is:

A perfect circle (What so funny 'bout)peace, love and understanding
Aerosmith Crazy
Al Stewart Road to Moscow
Alan Parson Project Pavane
At war with self At war with self
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Billy Holmes Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes Vigilantes of Love
Blind Melon Walk
Blue Rodeo Bad timing
Blue Rodeo Up on that cloud
Bruce Hornsby Mandolin rain
Bruce Springtsien Into The Fire
Byrds Path of victory
Byrds Ballad of easy rider
Carbon Leaf
Charlie Sexton Probably Saved my Life
Church Antenna
Counting Crows
Cypruss Hill
Death cab for cutie Soul meet body
Flogging Molly
Goo Goo dolls Iris
Grateful Dead Ripple
Hall & Oates Lady rain
Hall & Oates Better watch your back
Heart Half moon
John Hiatt Cry love
Jars of clay Liquid
Jars of clay Lonely people
Jars of clay Love song for a savior
Jars of clay No one loves me like you
Jars of clay On jordan's stormy banks
Jethro tull Weather cock
Joan Osborne Saint Teresa
John Paul Jones Freedom song
John Kruth The Cherry Electric
Kinks Supersonic rocket ship
Led Zeppelin The battle of evermore
Led Zeppelin Boogiwe with stu
Led Zeppelin Gallows pole
Led Zeppelin Going to California
Los Lobos
Steve Miller band Dance dance dance
Mark Heard Satelite Sky
Michele Shocked Memories of east Texas
Michele Shocked The L&M don't stop here anymore
Mike Oldfield Taurus 3
Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells 2
Mott & the Hoople I wish I was your mother
Muse Blackout
O'keanes This ain't love
REM You are everything
REM Mandolin strum
REM Loosing my religion
Rod Stewart Maggie May
Rod Stewart Mandolin wind
Rod Stewart Leave Virginia alone
Rory Gallagher I'm not surprised
Slash the nash I'll wait for you
Slash the nash Guns and sandwiches
Split Enz Maybe
Split Enz Matinee Idyll
Split Enz Titus
Split Enz Sweer talking spoon
Steve Earle Copperhead Road
Styx Boat on the River
Swingers True or false
Tea Party Shadow on the mountain side
Tea Party Sister awake
The Band When I Paint My Masterpiece
The Band Atlantic City
The Band Rag Mama Rag
The Band Evangaline
The Hooters
White Stripes Little Ghost
Yes Wonderous Stories

Good luck!
Plamen

ApK
Jan-17-2006, 9:40am
Was I wrong about "Sonny came home?"

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-17-2006, 9:57am
Was I wrong about "Sonny came home?"
I don`t know. Feel free to add it to the list by yourself if you are sure, or wait for someone else confirmation. I`m not familiar with the song.

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-17-2006, 1:31pm
Rolling Stones - "Love in vain"

jefflester
Jan-17-2006, 2:26pm
Was I wrong about "Sonny came home?"
No. Though it's actually "Sunny."

Tom Gibson
Jan-18-2006, 2:02am
Does Spinal Tap's "Stonehenge" count? Bit of mandolin there . . . .

dudlebug23
Jan-19-2006, 6:23pm
Hello,

I tried to put all of your suggestions so far in the list. Here it is:

A perfect circle # # (What so funny 'bout)peace, love and understanding
Aerosmith Crazy
Al Stewart Road to Moscow
Alan Parson Project Pavane
At war with self At war with self
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Billy Holmes Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes Vigilantes of Love
Blind Melon Walk
Blue Rodeo Bad timing
Blue Rodeo Up on that cloud
Bruce Hornsby Mandolin rain
Bruce Springtsien Into The Fire
Byrds Path of victory
Byrds Ballad of easy rider
Carbon Leaf
Charlie Sexton Probably Saved my Life
Church Antenna
Counting Crows
Cypruss Hill
Death cab for cutie Soul meet body
Flogging Molly
Goo Goo dolls Iris
Grateful Dead Ripple
Hall & Oates Lady rain
Hall & Oates Better watch your back
Heart Half moon
John Hiatt Cry love
Jars of clay Liquid
Jars of clay Lonely people
Jars of clay Love song for a savior
Jars of clay No one loves me like you
Jars of clay On jordan's stormy banks
Jethro tull Weather cock
Joan Osborne Saint Teresa
John Paul Jones Freedom #song
John Kruth The Cherry Electric
Kinks Supersonic rocket ship
Led Zeppelin The battle of evermore
Led Zeppelin Boogiwe with stu
Led Zeppelin Gallows pole
Led Zeppelin Going to California
Los Lobos
Steve Miller band Dance dance dance
Mark Heard Satelite Sky
Michele Shocked Memories of east Texas
Michele Shocked The L&M don't stop here anymore
Mike Oldfield Taurus 3
Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells 2
Mott & the Hoople I wish I was your mother
Muse Blackout
O'keanes This ain't love
REM You are everything
REM Mandolin strum
REM Loosing my religion
Rod Stewart Maggie May
Rod Stewart Mandolin wind
Rod Stewart Leave Virginia alone
Rory Gallagher I'm not surprised
Slash the nash I'll wait for you
Slash the nash Guns and sandwiches
Split Enz Maybe
Split Enz Matinee Idyll
Split Enz Titus
Split Enz Sweer talking spoon
Steve Earle Copperhead Road
Styx Boat on the River
Swingers True or false
Tea Party Shadow on the mountain side
Tea Party Sister awake
The Band When I Paint My Masterpiece
The Band Atlantic City
The Band Rag Mama Rag
The Band Evangaline
The Hooters
Toad the Wet Sprocket Walk on the Ocean
White Stripes Little Ghost
Yes Wonderous Stories

Good luck!
Plamen
I've added Toad the Wet Sprocket. Glen Phillips played a little mandolin! (circa 1992-3)

ApK
Jan-19-2006, 8:08pm
Hello,

I tried to put all of your suggestions so far in the list. Here it is:

A perfect circle # # (What so funny 'bout)peace, love and understanding
Aerosmith Crazy
Al Stewart Road to Moscow
Alan Parson Project Pavane
At war with self At war with self
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Billy Holmes Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes Vigilantes of Love
Blind Melon Walk
Blue Rodeo Bad timing
Blue Rodeo Up on that cloud
Bruce Hornsby Mandolin rain
Bruce Springtsien Into The Fire
Byrds Path of victory
Byrds Ballad of easy rider
Carbon Leaf
Charlie Sexton Probably Saved my Life
Church Antenna
Shawn Colvin Sunny Came Home
Counting Crows
Cypruss Hill
Death cab for cutie Soul meet body
Flogging Molly
Goo Goo dolls Iris
Grateful Dead Ripple
Hall & Oates Lady rain
Hall & Oates Better watch your back
Heart Half moon
John Hiatt Cry love
Jars of clay Liquid
Jars of clay Lonely people
Jars of clay Love song for a savior
Jars of clay No one loves me like you
Jars of clay On jordan's stormy banks
Jethro tull Weather cock
Joan Osborne Saint Teresa
John Paul Jones Freedom #song
John Kruth The Cherry Electric
Kinks Supersonic rocket ship
Led Zeppelin The battle of evermore
Led Zeppelin Boogiwe with stu
Led Zeppelin Gallows pole
Led Zeppelin Going to California
Los Lobos
Steve Miller band Dance dance dance
Mark Heard Satelite Sky
Michele Shocked Memories of east Texas
Michele Shocked The L&M don't stop here anymore
Mike Oldfield Taurus 3
Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells 2
Mott & the Hoople I wish I was your mother
Muse Blackout
O'keanes This ain't love
REM You are everything
REM Mandolin strum
REM Loosing my religion
Rod Stewart Maggie May
Rod Stewart Mandolin wind
Rod Stewart Leave Virginia alone
Rory Gallagher I'm not surprised
Slash the nash I'll wait for you
Slash the nash Guns and sandwiches
Split Enz Maybe
Split Enz Matinee Idyll
Split Enz Titus
Split Enz Sweer talking spoon
Steve Earle Copperhead Road
Styx Boat on the River
Swingers True or false
Tea Party Shadow on the mountain side
Tea Party Sister awake
The Band When I Paint My Masterpiece
The Band Atlantic City
The Band Rag Mama Rag
The Band Evangaline
The Hooters
Toad the Wet Sprocket Walk on the Ocean
White Stripes Little Ghost
Yes Wonderous Stories

Good luck!
Plamen
Guess what I added.

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-20-2006, 3:11am
Guess what I added.
It was easy, because you put it at the wrong place! http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

Best,
Plamen

ApK
Jan-20-2006, 11:21am
Guess what I added.
It was easy, because you put it at the wrong place! #http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

Best,
Plamen
I followed the Steve Miller example. # http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif

Jim Broyles
Jan-20-2006, 5:47pm
Led Zeppelin's "Hey, Hey, What Can I Do?" Not until the very end but it's there.

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-21-2006, 3:24am
Guess what I added.
It was easy, because you put it at the wrong place! #http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

Best,
Plamen
I followed the Steve Miller example. # http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif
Right! http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif

It will be fixed next time when we update the list.

Anybody listened to the new album of "Chumbawamba"? I read a review of the "A Singsong and A Scrap" CD and there is a picture of the band with Boff Whalley holding a mandolin. Does he also play mandolin in some of the songs?

Thanks!

Good luck!
Plamen

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-21-2006, 3:25am
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jim simpson
Jan-21-2006, 12:35pm
I remember a picture on the cover of Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks (Where's the Money?) I think. I'll have to listen to see if it's on it.

mandocrucian
Jan-21-2006, 4:52pm
[b]artist / CD(s) /song / mandolinist /comments
A-H

Aerosmith GET A GRIP; BIG ONES (compilation) Crazy Tyler, Steve Used as a "seasoning" #
Aerosmith DRAW THE LINE Kings And Queens Douglas, Jack # #
Band, The GROOVES Atlantic City Helm, Levon # #
Band, The BAND, THE Rag Mama Rag Helm, Levon # #
Band, The LAST WALTZ, THE (soundtrack) Evangeline Helm, Levon sung by Emmylou Harris #
Band, The LAST WALTZ, THE (soundtrack) Last Waltz, The Helm, Levon # #
Band, The BAND, THE #Rag Mama Rag (rough mix, alternate version) Helm, Levon (one of the bonus/alternake take tracks on the "remastered' version of the CD) #
Big Country THE SEER The Seer Watson, Bruce The guitarist plays a solid body electric mandolin on this song (and throughout the cd) with lots of delay and chorus on it so it's hard to tell sometimes that it's a mandolin. I have a DVD live concert of them in 1988 that shows him playing it. #
Blasters, The HARD LINE (out of print) "Little Honey" Hildalgo, David semi-Cajun groove. Can be found on THE BLASTERS COLLECTION or TESTATMENT: COMPLETE SLASH RECORINGS #
Bonzo Dog Band LET'S MAKE UP AND BE FRIENDLY Bad Blood Roberts, Andy # #
Bush, Kate NEVER FOR EVER; THE WHOLE STORY Army Dreamers Bush, Paddy # #
Bush, Kate SENSUAL WORLD, THE Reaching Out Bush, Paddy # #
Bush, Kate DREAMING, THE Suspended in Gaffa Bush, Paddy # #
Bush, Kate KICK INSIDE, THE Oh To Be In Love Bush, Paddy # #
Bush, Kate LIONHEART Kashka From Baghdad Bush, Paddy (mandocello) #
Bush, Kate LIONHEART; THE WHOLE STORY Wow Bush, Paddy # #
Byrds (UNTITLED) Truck Stop Girl White, Clarence # #
Byrds (UNTITLED) You All Look Alike White, Clarence # #
Byrds, The NOTORIOUS BYRD BROTHERS, THE Draft Morning Hillman, Chris crosspicked rolls, easily mistaken for 12-string guitar C
Can FLOW MOTION Laugh Till You Cry Live Till You Die Karoli, Michael (baglama) German "Krautrock" band #
Captain Beefheart CLEAR SPOT Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles Zoot Horn Rollo (aka Bill Harkleroad) # #
Carbon Leaf 5 Alive! Home Gravatt, Carter Includes a verse of "Sloop John B." as an intro #
Carbon Leaf 5 Alive! Crazy Train Gravatt, Carter Yes, the Ozzy song... #
Carbon Leaf Ether-Elecrified Porch Music Ordinary Eyes Gravatt, Carter # #
Carbon Leaf Ether-Elecrified Porch Music Home Gravatt, Carter # #
Carbon Leaf Ether-Elecrified Porch Music American Tale Gravatt, Carter # #
Carbon Leaf Ether-Elecrified Porch Music To My Soul Gravatt, Carter # #
Carbon Leaf ** # Gravett, Carter ** See "Albums w/full-time Mandolin player" database #
Colvin, Shawn A Few Small Repairs Sunny Came Home Leventhal, John # #
Costello, Elvis KING OF AMERICA They'll Never Take Her Love From Me Costello, Elvis straight C&W #
Costello, Elvis KING OF AMERICA Little Palaces Costello, Elvis # #
Doors, The SOFT PARADE, THE Runnin' Blue McReynolds, Jesse "yee-haw" country section of tune with crosspicked mando and fiddle (Jimmy Buchanan) grafted on top for flavoring. #
Dr. John GRIS-GRIS Danse Fambeaux MacLean, Earnest # #
Dr. John GRIS-GRIS Danse Kolinda Ba-Doom MacLean, Earnest # #
Dr. John GRIS-GRIS; ULTIMATE DR. JOHN, THE I Walk On Gilded Splinters MacLean, Earnest real voodoo music #
Dr. John REMEDIES Loup Garoo MacLean, Earnest # #
Earle, Steve COPPERHEAD ROW: ESSENTIAL STEVE EARLE Copperhead Road Earle, Steve # #
Earle, Steve THE MOUNTAIN Paddy on the Beat Earle, Steve # #
Earle, Steve SIDE TRACKS Dominck Street Earle, Steve instrumental #
Earle, Steve SIDE TRACKS Sara's Angel Earle, Steve instrumental #
Eva Trout EVA TROUT Marshlands of Revival Miller, Steph Prominent; See MANDO ALBUMS database for all tracks #
Flatirons, The Prayer Bones Three Crosses Klauder, Caleb # #
Foley, Sue WALK IN THE SUN Give It To Me Bruton, Stephen Foley is Canadian blues singer #
Gallagher, Rory PHOTO-FINISH Brute Force and Ignorance Gallagher, Rory not very prominent. Mostly slide guitar. #
Gallagher, Rory LIVE IN EUROPE Going To My Home Town Gallagher, Rory Mando/vocals/bass/drums. Lots of energy. #
Heart LITTLE QUEEN Sylvan Song/Dream Of The Archer Wilson, Nancy and/or Roger Fisher or Howard Leese In the vein of Zep's "Battle of Evermore" A
Heart LITTLE QUEEN Say Hello Wilson, Nancy and/or Roger Fisher or Howard Leese
Hiatt, John SLOW TURNING Trudy and Dave Leadon, Bernie # #
Hiatt, John CROSSING MUDDY WATERS Lift Every Stone # Electric mando on this one #
Hiatt, John WALK ON Cry Love # Great mandolin! #
Hicks, Dan Striking It Rich O'Reilly At the Bar Page, Sid # #
Hicks, Dan Where's The Money? Where's The Money? Page, Sid # #
Higher Ground Live Comin' Home Chegwidden, Mick # #
Higher Ground Live Quicksand Chegwidden, Mick Great distorted lead tone #
Higher Ground Live Alapaca Sweater Glickenhaus, Alan # #
Higher Ground Live On Your Own Glickenhaus, Alan # #
Hitchcock, Robyn GLOBE OF FROGS Balloon Man # # #
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! I'm Ready Hokkanen, Niles mando/harmonica(Phil Wiggins)/piano(Ann Rabson)/upright bass/drums/flue. NO GUITAR #
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Summertime Blues Hokkanen, Niles Mando/harmonica/bass/drums A
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Honky Tonk Blues Hokkanen, Niles Cooder-style treatment. Mando/harmonica/bass/drums A
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Fire Hokkanen, Niles Hendrix meets Tull! Mando/harmonica/flute/bass/drums. No Guitar. A
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Low Down Blues Hokkanen, Niles Hank Sr. w/New Orleans groove; Dr. John type piano licks on mando #
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Dawn on Pasquisett/Long March To Melbourne Hokkanen, Niles in the Fairport Convention vein #
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Little Sadie Revised/Velisurmaaja Hokkanen, Niles Fusion of numerous ethnic elements, my favorite track on the CD #
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Tyrant's Jig (reprise) Hokkanen, Niles mando/elec gtr.(Richard Thompson)/bass/drums. Folk rock with ECM jazz feel 5-part jig #
Hokkanen, Niles ON FIRE & READY! Farther Along Thompson, Richard, Hokkanen, N. RT on Fender electric 4-string mando (lots of string bending), NH; 8-string acoustic mando #
Hooters Nervous Night Day By Day Bazilian, Eric # #
Hooters, The NERVOUS NIGHT And We Danced Bazilian, Eric song opens with mando & accordion #
Hooters, The ONE WAY HOME Karla With a K Bazilian, Eric # #
Hooters, The ONE WAY HOME (45 B-side) Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds Bazilian, Eric Two mandolins! #
Hooters, The ONE WAY HOME Where Do The Chidren Go Bazilian, Eric # #
Hooters, The live bootleg 1990 Mr. Tambourine Man Bazilian, Eric (some wonderful mandolin on this) #
Hothouse Flowers people Don't Go O'Toole, Peter bouzouki #
Hothouse Flowers people Forgiven O'Toole, Peter # #
Hothouse Flowers people Saved O'Toole, Peter bouzouki

mandocrucian
Jan-21-2006, 4:54pm
J-Y

Jethro Tull A The Pine Martin's Jig Ian Anderson and Dave Pegg # #
Jethro Tull A LITTLE LIGHT MUSIC (LIVE IN EUROPE '92) A Christmas Song Anderson, Ian and/or Dave Pegg # #
Jethro Tull BENEFIT Inside Ian Anderson # B-
Jethro Tull BROADSWORD AND THE BEAST Fallen On Hard Times # # #
Jethro Tull BROADSWORD AND THE BEAST Slow Marching Band # # #
Jethro Tull CATFISH RISING Roll Your Own # # #
Jethro Tull CATFISH RISING Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall # # #
Jethro Tull CATFISH RISING Like A Tall Thin Girl # # #
Jethro Tull CATFISH RISING Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie # # #
Jethro Tull AQAUALUNG (remaster w/bonus tracks) Fat Man Barre, Martin Bonus track, 1969 BBC version, flute and mandolin at the same time. As good or better than the STAND UP version A
Jethro Tull LIVING WITH THE PAST Fat Man Dave Pegg # #
Jethro Tull HEAVY HORSES Weathercock Ian Anderson # #
Jethro Tull LIVING IN THE PAST; THIS WAS (remaster bonus track) Christmas Song Ian Anderson bonus track on the remastered THIS WAS A
Jethro Tull LIVING IN THE PAST; THIS WAS (remaster bonus track) Love Story track) Ian Anderson # #
Jethro Tull LIVING WITH THE PAST Fat Man (1989) Ian Anderson # #
Jethro Tull LIVING WITH THE PAST Christmas Song (1989) Dave Pegg # #
Jethro Tull AQAUALUNG (remaster w/bonus tracks) Song For Jeffrey Barre, Martin ? Bonus track, 1968 BBC version. Is there a mando in there, or is a 12-string guitar played way up the neck? #
Jethro Tull SONGS FROM THE WOOD Fire At Midnight # # #
Jethro Tull STAND UP Fat Man Ian Anderson mando drives the whole tune A
Jethro Tull STAND UP Jeffrey Goes To Leichester Square Ian Anderson actually bailalaika, but close enough! #
Jethro Tull STORMWATCH Flying Dutchman # # #
Jethro Tull STORMWATCH Warm Sporran # # #
Jethro Tull IN CONCERT (BBC, Oct 1991) Tall Thin Girl Anderson, Ian # #
Jethro Tull 20 YEARS OF JETHRO TULL Dun Ringill (live) # # #
Jethro Tull 20 YEARS OF JETHRO TULL Love Story (live BBC) Ian Anderson # #
Jethro Tull BURSTING OUT Jack In The Green Barre, Martin # #
Jethro Tull REPEAT: THE BEST OF JETHRO TULL VOL. 2 Glory Row # # #
Joel, Billy # Piano Man # some tremelo Italiano #
John, Elton HONKY CHATEAU; CLASSIC ELTON JOHN Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters Johnstone, Davy # #
John, Elton MADMAN ACROSS THE WATER Holiday Inn Johnstone, Davey http://www.bernie-taupin.com/stories_HolidayInn.htm #
John, Elton DON'T SHOOT ME I'M THE PIANO PLAYER Texan Love Story Johnstone, Davey # #
John, Elton SONGS OF THE WESTIES Ballad Of The Boy In The Red Shoes Johnstone, Davey # #
Johnstone, Davy Smiling Face A Lark In The Morning With Mrs. McLeod Johnstone, Davy # #
Johnstone, Davy Smiling Face A Lovely Day Johnstone, Davy # #
Johnstone, Davy Smiling Face Janine Johnstone, Davy # #
Johnstone, Davy Smiling Face Walking Out Johnstone, Davy # #
Jordan, Sass RACINE I Want To Believe Bazilian, Eric Bazilian was in The Hooters, Excellent mando solo, including slide playing #
Led Zepellin IV (Zoso) Goin' To California Jones, John Paul according to http://www.fenderplayersclub.com/artists....lin.htm (http://www.fenderplayersclub.com/artists_lounge/featured_artists/led_zeppelin.htm) #
Led Zepellin IV (Zoso) Battle Of Evermore Page, Jimmy # #
Led Zepellin III That's The Way Jones, John Paul # #
Leonard, Deke Kamikaze "Sharpened Claws" Berline, Byron Byron also plays (more) fiddle # #
Leopards, The Kansas City Slickers (1977) Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann, other tracks Pash, Dennis Rare indie LP. If you ever find it used for under $25, buy it. sounds just like The Kinks. http://www.trouserpress.com/entry.php?a=leopards #
Lindisfarne see other database: "Albums w/full time mando: Jackson, Ray UK folk/pub-rock band #
Lindley, David EL-RAYO-X Turning Point, The Lindley, David # #
Lynryd Skynyrd PRONOUNCED LEH-NERD SKIN-NERD Mississippi Kid Cook, Roosevelt # #
McGuiness Flint McGuiness Flint "When I'm Dead And Gone" Lyle, Graham upfront, rhythmic strumming #
Men Without Hats RHYTHM OF YOUTH; COLLECTION Safety Dance # # #
Mo, Keb Slow Down Everything I Need Linden, Colin # #
Osborne, Joan RELISH St. Teresa Bazilian, Eric # #
Osborne, Joan Relish St. Teresa Bazilian, Eric # #
Page & Robert Plant, Jimmy NO QUARTER Battle of Evermore Page, Jimmy Page playing the triple neck. (Also on DVD) #
Page & Robert Plant, Jimmy NO QUARTER Nobody's Fault But Mine Sutherland, Jim (Also on DVD) #
Parsons, Gram GRIEVOUS ANGEL Medley Live From Northern Quebec - Cash On The Barrelhead/Hickory Wind Berline, Byron # #
Plant, Robert FATE OF NATIONS If I Were A Carpenter, Colors of a Shade Allcock, Martin # #
Poison Native Tongue; Best of Stand # # #
Procol Harum GRAND HOTEL Grand Hotel Wilson, BJ 22 (overdubbed) mandolins. Wilson was the band's drummer. This tune, with mando, is on the DVD "Procol Harum - The Best of Musikladen Live" #
R.E.M AUTOMATIC FOR THE PEOPLE Man On The Moon Buck, Peter # #
R.E.M AUTOMATIC FOR THE PEOPLE Monty Got A Raw Deal Buck, Peter # #
R.E.M OUT OF TIME Losing My Religion Buck, Peter # #
R.E.M GREEN Hairshirt Buck, Peter # #
R.E.M. GREEN You Are The Everything Buck, Peter For mandolin, this is probably the REM album #
R.E.M. GREEN Wrong Child Buck, Peter # #
Rafferty, Gerry CITY TO CITY The Ark Preskett, Graham # #
Rafferty, Gerry NIGHT OWL It's Gonna Be A Long Night Preskett, Graham # #
Rafferty, Gerry NIGHT OWL Why Won't You Talk To Me Thompson, Richard # #
Rafferty, Gerry ON A WING AND A PRAYER Don't Give Up On Me Hayworth, Bryn # #
Rafferty, Gerry OVER MY HEAD The Girl's Got No Confidence, Wrong Thinking, Late Again, Clear Day Hayworth, Bryn # # #
Raitt, Bonnie Home Plate Your Sweet and Shining Eyes Tackett, Fred # #
Raitt, Bonnie Longing in Their Hearts Cool Cool Water ?? Marinelli, George # #
Raitt, Bonnie Longing in Their Hearts Longing In Their Hearts Marinelli, George # #
Raitt, Bonnie Roadtested Louise Marinelli, George # #
Raitt, Bonnie SILVER LINING No Gettin' Over You Marinelli, George # #
Rockwell, Jerry & Niles Hokkanen INTO THE FEVER RAIN Blues In D Hokkanen, Niles NH electric 5-string mandola/rhythm dulcimer/bass/drums #
Ronstadt, Linda Hasten Down The Wind Blue Bayou # # #
Ronstadt, Linda We Ran Dreams of the San Joaquin Campbell, Mike # #
Ronstadt, Linda We Ran Give Me A Reason Johns, Ethan # #
Roth, Arlen LONELY STREET Paradise Blues Roth, Arlen # #
Rush TEST FOR ECHO Half the World Lifeson, Alex (mandola) #
Seals & Crofts SUMMER BREEZE; GREATEST HITS Summer Breeze Crofts, Dash In the 70's, this duo probably had more mando/e-mando on mainstream radio than anyone else, including Rod Stewart #
Sinnerboy DOWN AND OUT IN HAMMERSMITH Goin' To My Hometown Barnes, Barry Rory Gallagher tribute band (3-piece). http://www.sinnerboy.co.uk/sinnerboy.htm?who.htm~textframe #
Soundgarden DOWN ON THE UPSIDE; A-SIDES Ty Cobb # # #
Spinal Tap THIS IS SPINAL TAP Stonehenge Tufnel, Nigel mando instrumental interlude B
Springsteen, Bruce # Atlantic City # # #
Springsteen, Bruce DEVILS AND DUST Maria's Bed # # #
Springsteen, Bruce DEVILS AND DUST Maria's Bed # some backup rhythm playing #
Springsteen, Bruce Born In The USA; Greatest Hits Glory Days Van Zandt, Steve # #
Springsteen, Bruce Wild, The Innocent and the E-Street Shuffle Incident on 57th Street Springsteen, Bruce # #
Starr, Ringo RINGO Sunshine Life For Me Helm, Levon # #
Stewart, Rod GASOLINE ALLEY Gasoline Alley Matthews, Stanley # #
Stewart, Rod EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY Maggie Mae Jackson, Ray Jackson played mandolin/harmonica in the UK band Lindisfarne A-
Stewart, Rod EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY Mandolin Wind Jackson, Ray Jackson played mandolin/harmonica in the UK band Lindisfarne #
Stewart, Rod SMILER Farewell Jackson, Ray # #
Stewart, Rod SMILER (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man Jackson, Ray # #
Stewart, Rod UNPLUGGED AND SEATED Maggie Mae Parlapiano, Phil or Don Teschner # #
Stewart, Rod UNPLUGGED AND SEATED Mandolin Wind Parlapiano, Phil or Don Teschner # #
Sting Soul Cages; Best of All This Time Sting # #
Styx CORNERSTONE Boat On The River # "not the typical Styx song. It is quite different having a kind of folky feel. Mando is the main accompaniment instrument. It even has a solo mando lick in the middle. " #
Townshend, Pete/Lane, Ronnie Rough Mix Nowhere to Run Townshend, Pete &/or Lane, Ronnie Almost-buried rhythm track, right channel. Might actually be a uke.... #
Townshend, Pete/Lane, Ronnie Rough Mix Annie Townshend, Pete &/or Lane, Ronnie Almost-buried rhythm track, right channel. Might actually be a uke.... #
Townshend, Pete/Lane, Ronnie Rough Mix April Fool Townshend, Pete &/or Lane, Ronnie Almost-buried rhythm/fill track, left channel #
Ukranians, The RESPUBLIKA Pretty Vacant # High energy Russian, folk-rock mando! #
Van Morrison TUPELO HONEY I Want To Roo You Montrose, Ronnie # #
Van Morrison TUPELO HONEY Moonshine Whiskey Montrose, Ronnie # #
Various OUT ON THE ROLLING SEA Good Morning Mr. Walker/Wait Til Tomorrow Hokkanen, Niles Joseph Spence meets Hendrix. Mando/elec-bass/drums/vocals. No guitars A+
Winter, Johnny SECOND WINTER I'm Not Sure Winter, Johnny electric 8 string instead of elec. guitar A
Winter, Johnny PROGRESSIVE BLUES EXPERIMENT Bad Luck and Trouble Winter, Johnny # #
Winter, Johnny STILL ALIVE AND WELL Too Much Seconal Winter, Johnny Rachell-style acoustic mando, blends well with Jeremy Steig's flute #
Winwood, Steve BACK IN THE HIGH LIFE Back In The High Life Again Winwood, Steve # #
Yes MAGNIFICATION In The Presence of Howe, Steve # #
various RATTLESNAKE GUITAR: The Music of Peter Green Leaving Town Blues Gallagher, Rory Peter Green tribute 2-CD. Mando & slide guitar dominate the track A

mandocrucian
Jan-21-2006, 4:58pm
Albums with full-time (more or less) mando player:

Bazilian, Eric THE OPTOMIST # Bazilian, Eric # #
Carbon Leaf 5 Alive! Shine; Wandrin' Around; So Why?; American Tale; Desperation Song; Follow the Lady; Days Gone By Gravatt, Carter # #
Carbon Leaf 5 Alive! Home Gravatt, Carter # Includes a verse of "Sloop John B." as an intro
Carbon Leaf 5 Alive! Crazy Train Gravatt, Carter # Yes, the Ozzy song...
Carbon Leaf echo echo The Boxer; Wandrin' Around; On Any Given Day; Shine; Mary Mac (bzk?); Lonesome Pine (5-str)?; Follow the Lady, Desperation Song (bzk); My Dear (??--unlisted bonus track) Gravatt, Carter # #
Carbon Leaf Ether-Elecrified Porch Music Ordinary Eyes; Home; American Tale; To My Soul Gravatt, Carter # #
Eva Trout EVA TROUT Beautiful South; Happy Pantomime; Mazzie; Leave It Behind ;Birthmark Miller, Steph # #
Eva Trout EVA TROUT A Timeless Tale Miller, Steph # ?? Heavily effected, if so...
Eva Trout EVA TROUT Marshlands of Revival Miller, Steph # Prominent
Eva Trout EVA TROUT 470 Miller, Steph # ?? Heavily effected, if so...
Heard, Mark Satellite Sky All Mark Heard National Silvo 8-string electric Lots of processing. Sounds like an electric guitar.
Kruth, John The Cherry Electric All John Kruth Fender Mandocaster tuned ADF#A #
Lindisfarne NICELY OUT OF TUNE # Jackson, Ray UK folk/pub-rock band. 1st album. (Jackson played mando on "Maggie Mae" and "Mandolin Wind" on Rod Stewart's EVERY PICTURE TELLLS A STORY) #
Lindisfarne FOG ON THE TYNE # Jackson, Ray 2nd album #
Lindisfarne DINGLY DELL # Jackson, Ray 3rd album, and last with original lineup #
Ure, Midge BREATHE "Fields Of Fire", "Free", "Lay My Body Down" and "May Your Good Lord" Ure, Midge http://www.tranglos.com/marek/yes/tr_98.html #
Ure, Midge BREATHE mandolin on all tracks except "Breathe" and "Trail Of Tears" Bazilian, Eric # #
Vigilantes of Love Killing Floor River of Love, Undertow, Anybody's Guess, most others Billy Holmes 8-string

Ry Cooder (and some David Lindley:
Cooder, Ry Boomer's Story Ax Sweet Mama Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Into The Purple Valley Billy The Kid Cooder, Ry # A+
Cooder, Ry Into The Purple Valley Denomination Blues Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Into The Purple Valley Hey Porter Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Into The Purple Valley Money Honey Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Paradise andLunch Fool For A Cigarette/Feelin' Good Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Paradise andLunch It's All Over Now Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Ry Cooder Goin To Brownsville Cooder, Ry # A
Cooder, Ry Boomer's Story Boomer's Story Cooder, Ry # B+
Cooder, Ry Boomer's Story President Kennedy Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Bop Til You Drop Look At Granny Run Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Chicken Skin Music Bourgeoise Blues Cooder, Ry mandola A-
Cooder, Ry Chicken Skin Music Chloe Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Chicken Skin Music I Got Mine Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Crossroads Down In Missisissppi Cooder, Ry # #
Cooder, Ry Crossroads Viola Lee Blues Cooder, Ry # #
Kina, Shoukichi Peppermint Tea Room Subete No Hito No Kokoro Ni Hanna O Cooder, Ry Okinawan #
Kina, Shoukichi Peppermint Tea Room Hana No Kajiyama Cooder, Ry Okinawan #
Lightfoot, Gordon Don Quixote Alberta Bound Cooder, Ry # #
Lindley, David El-Rayo-X Turning Point, The Lindley, David # #
Lowe, Nick Party Of One Jumbo Ark Cooder, Ry # #
Mahal, Taj TAJ MAHAL Celebrated Walkin' Blues, The Cooder, Ry # #
Nenes Koza Dabasa (Japanese CD) (track 3) Lindley, David Okinawan. Great solo. solo: A
RY COODER Crossroads Soundtrack Viola Lee Blues Ry Cooder # #
Rolling Stones Let In Bleed Love In Vain Cooder, Ry

mandocrucian
Jan-21-2006, 5:01pm
UK folk-rock - Richard Thompson, Dave Swarbrick, Dave Pegg, Martin Carthy.....

Brass Monkey Complete Brass Monkey Da Floo'er O' Taft /The Lass O' Paties Mill Carthy, Martin # #
Brass Monkey Complete Brass Monkey George's Son Carthy, Martin # #
Brass Monkey Complete Brass Monkey Jolly Bold Robber Carthy, Martin # #
Brass Monkey Complete Brass Monkey The Maid And The Palmer Carthy, Martin # #
Brass Monkey Complete Brass Monkey The Rose Lawn Quadrille Carthy, Martin # #
Brass Monkey Complete Brass Monkey Waterman's Hornpipe Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy, Martin Because It's There Jolly Tinker Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy, Martin Collection Old Horse Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy, Martin Out Of The Cut Old Horse Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy, Martin Out Of The Cut The Friar In The Well Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy/Swarbrick But Two Came By Banks of The Sweet Primroses Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick But Two Came By Brand Band Music Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick But Two Came By Poor Murdered Woman Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick But Two Came By; Selections The Wife Of the Soldier Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Byker Hill, Selections The Wife Of the Soldier Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Martin Carthy And A Begging I Will Go Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Martin Carthy Boomfield Hill Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Martin Carthy Lovely Joan Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Selections The Banks Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Selections The Irish Washerwoman/The Ash Plant Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Skin And Bone The New Mown Hay Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Skin And Bone The Sheep Stealer Swarbrick, Dave # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Life And Limb Bows of London Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy/Swarbrick Skin and Bones The Ride In The Creel Carthy, Martin # #
Carthy/Swarbrick 2nd Album Two Butchers Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Risinfg For The Moon White Dress Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Angel Delight Angel Delight Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Angel Delight Bonny Black Hare Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Angel Delight Cuckoo's Nest/Hardiman The Fiddler/ Papa Stoor Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Angel Delight Sickness & Diseases Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Angel Delight Sir William Gower Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee John Lee # # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee Little Did I Think # # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee Sailor's Alphabet # # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee St Ninian's Isle/Trumpet Hornpipe Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee Wake Up John Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee # # # #
Fairport Convention Babbacombe Lee # # # #
Fairport Convention Full House + Flatback Caper Swarbrick, Dave & Dave Pegg Twin mandos #
Fairport Convention Full House + Poor Will & The Jolly Hangman Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Moat On The Ledge (live) Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Nine Big William Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Nine Brilliancy Medley/Cherokee Shuffle Swarbrick, Dave # #
Fairport Convention Rosie Peggy's Pub Pegg, Dave & Dave Swarbrick Twin mandos on the first "tune" of the set #
Fairport Convention Unhalfbricking Million Dollar Bash Swarbrick, Dave # #
Hokkanen, Niles On Fire & Ready! Farther Along Thompson, Richard Fender electric 4-string #
Martyn, John Solid Air Over The Hill Thompson, Richard # #
Pegg, Dave COCKTAIL COWBOY GOES IT ALONE, THE Barnes Morris Pegg, Dave # #
STYX Cornerstone Boat on the river Shaw ,Tommy # #
Steeleye Span A Parcel Of Rogues Cam Ye O'er Frae France Knight, Peter # #
Steeleye Span A Parcel Of Rogues One Misty Moisty Morning Knight, Peter # #
Steeleye Span Below The Salt Spotted Cow Knight, Peter # #
Steeleye Span Hark The Village Wait Lovely On The Water Knight, Peter # #
Steeleye Span Hark The Village Wait The Blacksmith Knight, Peter # #
Steeleye Span Ten Man Mop Gower Wassail Knight, Peter # #
Swarbrick, Dave Flittin Grey Daylight/The Hawk/The Ten Pound Fiddle Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Flittin Jamaica/With All My Heart Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Flittin The Rakes of Sollohad Swarbrick, Dave; Dave Pegg, Richard Thompson # #
Swarbrick, Dave Lift The Lid And Listen Lift The Lid And Listen Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Smiddyburn It Suits Me Well Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Smiddyburn Sean O'Dwyer Of The Glen/The Hag With The Money/Sleepy Maggie Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Smiddyburn Sir Charles Coote/ Smiths Swarbrick, Dave; Dave Pegg, Richard Thompson # #
Swarbrick, Dave Smiddyburn Wat Ye Wha I Met The Streen/The Ribbons of the Redheaded Girl/Ril Gan Ainm Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Smiddyburn When The Battle Is Over Swarbrick, Dave; Dave Pegg, Richard Thompson # #
Swarbrick, Dave Swarbrick Arthur McBride/Snug In A Blanket Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Swarbrick Hullichans'/Chorus Jig Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Swarbrick Once I loved A Maiden Fair Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Swarbrick The White Cockade/Doc Boyd's Jig/Durham Rangers Swarbrick, Dave # #
Swarbrick, Dave Swarbrick (LP) Lady In The Boat/Rosin The Bow/Timour The Tarter Swarbrick, Dave # #
Thompson, Richard Action Packed Fully Qualified To Be Your Man Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Action Packed Keep Your Distance Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Hokey Pokey Smiffey's Glass Eye Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight The Little Beggar Girl Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight When I Get To The Border Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Old Kit Bag, The One Door Opens Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Pour Down Like Silver The Poor Boy Is Taken Away Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Strict Tempo; Watching the Dark Knife-Edge Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Old Kit Bag, The Outside Of The Inside Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Sweet Talker (soundtrack) Put Your Trust In Me Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Sweet Talker (soundtrack) Boomtown Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Sweet Talker (soundtrack) Harry's Theme Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Sweet Talker (soundtrack) Roll Up Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Strict Tempo Rockin' In Rhythm Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Mock Tudor Sights And Sounds of London Town Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard You Me Us Business on You Thompson, Richard # #
Thompson, Richard Daring Adventures Missie How You Let Me Down Thompson, Richard # #
Waterboys, The A Rock in the Weary Land We are Jonah Thistlethwaite, Anthony Electric Slide Mandolin #
Waterboys, The A Rock in the Weary Land Night Falls on London Scott, Mike Indian Mandolins #
Waterboys, The A Rock in the Weary Land Crown Thistlethwaite, Anthony Electric Slide Mandolin #
Waterboys, The Room to Roam In Search of the Rose Thistlethwaite, Anto # #
Waterboys, The Room to Roam Song From the end of the World Thistlethwaite, Anto # #
Waterboys, The Room to Roam Raggle Taggle Gypsy, The Thistlethwaite, Anto # #
Waterboys, The Room to Roam How long will I Love you Thistlethwaite, Anto # #
Waterboys, The Room to Roam Further up, Further in Thistlethwaite, Anto One little tremolo phrase... #
Woods Band THE WOODS BAND As I Roved Out Woods, Terry Mandola #
Woods Band THE WOODS BAND Noisey Johnny Woods, Terry Mandola #
various Hard Cash A Living Wage Thompson, Richard # #
various Hard Cash Guernsey Kitchen Porter, The Thompson, Richard

Plamen Ivanov
Jan-21-2006, 5:16pm
WOW, WOW, WOW! Now that`s a real listing of rock songs with mandolin!!! Thank you, sir!

wichitamando
Jan-23-2006, 7:31pm
"What is Love" by PAX217.

ellebrille
Jan-24-2006, 10:59pm
very cool now!
I will build a database for sure and will try to update it every week. I am just very busy right now. Keep listening music, playing and posting.

mad dawg
Jan-25-2006, 11:16am
Every song by Jimmy Ryan (http://jimmyryan.net/) and Bonepony (http://bonepony.com/) features mandolin.

BTW, Bonepony will be playing Sundance on 1/27, and then will start a mini-tour of the Midwest & South. I hear they put on a great show, so if they happen to be coming near you and you catch their show, please post a review.

simon64
Jan-25-2006, 11:48am
there´s definetly a mandolin on Shawn Colvin´s "Sonny came home"!

simon64
Jan-25-2006, 11:52am
Another song with mando by Jethro Tull, from "Heavy Horses": Acres wild

jefflester
Jan-25-2006, 1:47pm
there´s definetly a mandolin on Shawn Colvin´s "Sonny came home"!
Yes, and "Sunny Came Home" has been mentioned several times and is on the list above.

Tom Gibson
Jan-25-2006, 1:52pm
Peter Rowan plays mando on Bap Kennedy's "Domestic Blues" album (cd? are they still called "albums"?), which (among other tunes) includes a nice hidden track version of "Dirty Old Town."

ira
Jan-27-2006, 12:49am
i just did "for what its worth" tonight with my guitar partner- lots of good feed back from the aud- that song should've had a mandolin!= lol

Keith Erickson
Jan-29-2006, 9:59pm
Will you also include a mandola?

Alex Lifeson from Rush used one on "Test for Echo". The song is called "Half the World".

ira
Jan-29-2006, 11:04pm
i certainly would. didn't know rush used mandofamily instruments- excellent!

Flyer
Feb-08-2006, 10:23pm
Hello All...

Wow, what an impressive list of artists and bands using this great instrument...and Thanks to Niles for a most impressive list of all..

One band I haven't seen, and I may have missed, is the Eagles..They use some Mando in at least one song, Lying Eyes...late in the song, in the third verse...it plays a small part but tastefully done...

Thanks All!

Mike http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

jim simpson
Feb-09-2006, 10:33am
I Don't Care That You Don't Mind - Crash Test Dummies
Uneasy Rider - Charlie Daniels Band (okay, it was on am radio in the 70's)

Tom Gibson
Feb-09-2006, 8:50pm
The Tragically Hip - Thompson Girl

Yonkle
Feb-10-2006, 2:16am
No Mandolin in Aqualung. Guitar (capo 3rd fret) d

Eagles1986
Feb-23-2006, 6:46pm
Correct you are; the Eagles had a couple songs that featured the mandolin:

- Saturday Night
- Tequila Sunrise
- Lyin' Eyes
- Journey of the Sorcerer
- Midnight Flyer
- Hollywood Waltz

While we are on the topic, I think one band that has been completely left out is Hootie and the Blowfish. They have had several songs with the mandolin. They even had Sam Bush make a guest appearance on mandolin/fiddle on their last album.

Hootie songs with mandolin:

- Running From an Angel
- Honeyscrew
- Tootie
- The Earth Stopped Cold at Dawn
- Innocence
- Alright
- Tears Fall Down
- Leaving
- Waltz Into Me
- Autumn Jones

zipinbyu
Jan-13-2008, 12:14pm
Shawn Mullins album, "Ninth Ward Pickin' Parlor" has some great mando on several songs. My favorite is the mando in the song "Homemade Wine". Fantastic CD! Wish I could find someone who has some of the mando parts tabbed out. I'm a new player and don't know my way around the fretboard yet.

Steve Ostrander
Jan-18-2008, 10:40am
Some others:

John Hiatt: Only the Song Remains, Before I Go

Steve Earle: Billy and Bonnie, many others

Jethro Tull: Fat Man, A Christmas Song

And I do believe that's Dawg pickin' on the Dead's "Friend of the Devil"

hoffmannia2k7
Jan-18-2008, 1:48pm
white stripes - little ghost
sounds like a guitar too me with a caper

Jim MacDaniel
Jan-18-2008, 2:08pm
Was I wrong about "Sonny came home?"
You are correct -- there is indeed mando content in that song.

jefflester
Jan-18-2008, 2:37pm
Maybe someday I'll try to come up with a list of Cowboy Junkies songs featuring Jeff Bird's mandolin stylings. There are a lot of them.

Elliot Luber
Jan-18-2008, 4:53pm
Sonny Came Home has a big mandolin part.

mandoplayer286
Jan-18-2008, 11:33pm
paul mccartny dance tonight (obviously)

Paul Kotapish
Jan-21-2008, 2:00am
Maybe I missed these on an earlier post, but . . .

Tom Petty has mandolin on a number of tracks and when Howie Epstein was still alive and playing bass with the Heartbreakers, he would often trade off and play mando on several numbers in concert. Heatbreaker guitarist Mike Campbell plays mandolin and bouzouki, too. I really like the way Petty used the cascading mandolin arpeggios on "It'll All Work Out" on the Wildflowers album.

Bay Area rocker Chuck Prophet often has mandolin on his records and in concert. Tom Rozum did a show with him a few years back and played mandolin for most of the concert.

Did anyone mention the Rowan Brothers or Michelle Shocked?

The new Levon Helm record has mandolin all over it.

Many of Buddy Miller's recordings have mandolin on them, too.

John L
Jan-26-2008, 8:47pm
They have been mentioned, but just for one song. There are many songs by Crash Test Dummies, Blue Rodeo and Steve Earle with mandolin. Another artist that I don't believe has been mentioned is Steve Winwood.

Zako
Jan-26-2008, 8:58pm
I believe a song on Eric Clapton's unplugged album features a bit of mando...it's called Lonely Stranger.

Mark Robertson-Tessi
Jan-27-2008, 1:54pm
There's a band out of Austin called Okkervil River that uses mando on several of their albums.

Cheers
MRT

zipinbyu
Jan-27-2008, 7:19pm
Carbon Leaf, a band out of Virginia, also uses mando in several songs on their latest release.

stopint
Feb-20-2008, 4:54pm
Waterboys
Fisherman's Blues

luckylarue
Feb-23-2008, 10:00am
Don't forget:

The Replacements - "I Will Dare"(w/ Peter Buck on mando) from their seminal lp, Let It Be, and "Here Comes A Regular", from Tim.


Also, another Blind Melon tune, Change, from their first cd.

crazymandolinist
Mar-05-2008, 5:22pm
RUSH had mando content on Workin Them Angels from their latest album

lespaul_79
Mar-05-2008, 5:51pm
Rolling Stones - "Factory Girl" I think....

jim simpson
Mar-05-2008, 11:46pm
Rolling Stones - "Factory Girl" I think....

Yes, played by Dave Mason

Dave Greenspoon
Mar-06-2008, 12:35am
There is a whole lot of mandolin throughout Buffett's catalogue. #Also, check out Steve Goodman. #There's a reason he was Jethro Burn's partner after Homer. #Not only will you hear some great Jethro, Steve was known to pick up the dola from time to time.

SHORTY
Mar-06-2008, 7:29am
Does any of these songs have a Tab published for mandolin?

Tosh Marshall
Mar-09-2008, 3:18pm
Some UK Folk Rock stuff not on Niles lists:-

Jack The Lad (Lindisfarne offshoot - Walter 'Ian' Fairbairn on mando, not Ray Jackson) - It's Jack The Lad, Old Straight Track, Rough Diamonds
Five Hand Reel - Five Hand Reel, For A'That, Earl O'Moray
JSD Band - Country Of The Blind, JSD Band, Travellin'Days
Dave Swarbrick - Rags, Reels & Airs (Thanx to Dave Hanson for this one!), Both Ears & The Tail.

Tosh

Alex Orr
Mar-18-2008, 1:47pm
I'm so glad someone mentioned the Hooters. Nervous Night is an under-rated, and more-or-less forgotten album. The hit single off that record, "And We Danced" is one of the best rock songs of the '80s.

Not only does the song feature a mando, but so does the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOoU_0PAKoI

Steve Ostrander
Mar-31-2008, 12:58pm
I heard "Hey Hey What Can I Do?" by Led Zeppelin the other day and it sounds like some mando in there.

Alex Orr
Apr-17-2008, 3:45pm
Anyone else notice the mandocello citation on Cheap Trick's masterpiece, Heaven Tonight? I'm assuming it's buried somewhere on the title track.

gwileg126
May-11-2008, 3:11pm
String Cheese Incident.
They are more of a jamband, but instead of having a lead guitarist they have a mandolin player(usually electric mandolin). His name is Michael Kang, and he is amazing.

steadypluckinaway
May-11-2008, 3:19pm
And on Carnival '99 Michael Kang plays acoustic mando on "Shenandoah Breakdown" and it's amazing. Not rock, per se, but good stuff nonetheless. Drew Emmitt is another under-mentioned mando genius.

Rick Schmidlin
May-11-2008, 3:23pm
Yankee Lady- Jesse Winchester

David Bromberg featured mandolin on some of his recording.

Seal and Crofts, when I saw them peform in the 70's they both played mandolins.

We Will Never Pass This Way Again

Summer Breeze

gwileg126
May-11-2008, 3:29pm
String Cheese Incident Video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCODxHMwuEo)

phlattgetit
May-19-2008, 5:29pm
I haven't seen anyone mention Holiday Inn from Elton John's Madman Across the Water.I believe it's played by Davey Johnstone. It's a great tone does anybody know what sort of mandolin it is?

tango_grass
May-19-2008, 6:02pm
ripple-grateful dead- a true beauty of a tune.
Yessir...and don't forget Friend Of The Devil. Another great Grateful Dead song...comes fully with solo by Grisman! http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/mandosmiley.gif

jefflester
Oct-21-2008, 5:22pm
Joan Osborne's new disc Little Wild One has a couple of mandolin tracks. She has re-teamed with the same folks who she worked on Relish with - The Hooters team of Eric Bazilian, Rob Hyman, and producer Rick Chertoff. Much the same way that Relish kicked off with the mandolin on "St. Teresa," the new album kicks off with a mandola driven "Hallelujah in the City," before giving way to more straight rock instrumentation. The other track "Can't Say No," features a mandolin lick as a near constant rhythm, somewhat buried in the mix, but still identifiable as a mando.

In Niles' format:
Osborne, Joan LITTLE WILD ONE Hallelujah in the City Bazilian, Eric opens with mandola
Osborne, Joan LITTLE WILD ONE Can't Say No Bazilian, Eric

Lefty3
Nov-06-2008, 3:39pm
Butch Walker has a few songs off his new album Sycamore Meadows

Going Back/Going Home

The 3 Kids in Brooklyn

I also watched an episode of Live from Abbey Road with matchbox twenty using a mandolin on How Far We've Come.

Dragonflyeye
Nov-06-2008, 3:59pm
I went to see the LOUD Scottish rock/folk group The Proclaimers ("I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" - don't ask) with a friend, and one or the other of the Reid twins plays mandolin on some of their songs. Because I'm not familiar with them, I'm not sure which songs, but it's in there somewhere!

mandelect
Nov-07-2008, 12:20pm
I don't think anyone mentioned the late, great Ronnie Lane, and his band Slim Chance? There were probably a few tracks which featured mandolin but I particularly remember the 1974 single, "How Come".

johnparrott
Nov-07-2008, 2:51pm
Hey all,

Maybe I missed it, but I haven't seen mention "In My Own Dream" by the Butterfield Blues Band, with Gene Dinwiddie on the mando.

All the best

DryBones
Nov-07-2008, 11:06pm
Mississippi Kid by Lynyrd Skynrd

Lefty3
Nov-14-2008, 11:52pm
Forgot another Butch Walker song called "That Side of You"

Tosh Marshall
Jul-25-2009, 3:34pm
Amazingly I didn't see Loggins & Messina mentioned.....
Be Free & Brighter Days on Mother Lode and Watching The River Run on Full Sail....

bigbike
Dec-05-2009, 11:35pm
And no one has mentioned Indigo Girls or even some of Amy Rays solo stuff (punk rock for AMY) and folk rock for Indigo Girls. So many different tunes that the Girls have used mandolin on and at least 5 different ones that are Punkish that Amy has used her Model A Gibson on. I'll try to come up with the tune names tomorrow when I go through the cd's at home.

Jill McAuley
Dec-06-2009, 12:41pm
Two words I wouldn't expect to see in the same sentence together: "Amy Ray" and "punk rock". I just did a search on youtube for anything by her and I would categorize her music as "rock". I've been listening to punk since 1978 and playing in punk bands since 1986 so I think our definitions of "punk" must be very, very different.

Cheers,
Jill

journeybear
Dec-06-2009, 9:09pm
I don't know how this thread has slipped under my radar. Thanks to ellebrille for starting this, then disappearing, and bigbike for bringing it back, and thanks to Niles for his massive contrributions - both the lists he found and the recordings by a certain Mr. Hokkanen that might have escaped others' notice. ;)

I've taken some time to compile the various lists, add in subsequent posters' suggestions, plus some of my own, and standardize the list for easier reading. I've organized the list alphabetically by musician and then alphabetically by song title. I've maintained this order while restoring musician's names to conversational normalcy. For example, no one talks about Winter, Johnny - it's Johnny Winter, and it's in the W's. Jethro Tull is in the J's - it's the name of a band, not a person in the band. I've standardized punctuation, capitalization, and alphabetization, using the Leonard Maltin method - this method ignores punctuation and word breaks, so Dr. John follows The Doors, as "dr" is the way his name appears, despite it being a contraction of "doctor," which precedes "doors" alphabetically. That's just the way I do. Also, I capitalize every word in a title - sorry, NY Times stylists. Also, since the thread title mentions "rock", I'm assuming that bluegrass and country are out as well as jazz and blues, while rock and pop are in. I don't think folk belongs either, so as far as I'm concerned, sorry, Amy Ray. Besides, no one has suggested an actual song by name - that's the bottom line for inclusion.

I've left out duplications, suggestions from people that weren't actual songs ("so and so use mandolin on such and such an album" isn't much help), album titles (this is a list of songs), and editorial comments. As far as I'm concerned, since it took two years and 57 posts to get to "Friend of the Devil" :disbelief: - thanks, Steve O - no contributors are entitled to use the phrase "I can't believe no one's said ..." You've forfeited that privilege. ;) I also excluded a balalaika reference, but retained a few mandola citations. I've left in the Townshend/Lane songs for now, but I would appreciate it if anyone could determine whether they feature mandolin or ukulele.

I'm taking people at their word, by and large, as I don't know a lot of these songs and even musicians and am sure not about to research them, as I've put in a few hours on this and that's too much already. If someone says there is mandolin on "Safety Dance," OK fine, but I'm not going to suffer through it to confirm this. Same with that song by Poison. I've removed some duplications and some that didn't jive with my memory. For instance, if someone is sure there is mandolin on Bruce Springsteen's version of "Atlantic City," OK, put it back in, but whoever said that may be confusing it with The Band's version.

Following are my additions. Blue Rodeo has been mentioned, but here are some more from one of my favorite albums, "Five Days In July." I know they have plenty more, but this is the only one of their albums I have with me. Also, Jimmy Ryan has been mentioned - no songs specifically, so he's not on the list - but he is represented here by his work with Blood Oranges and Cheri Knight. I don't have any of Levon Helm's albums at hand, but I am sure there is plenty of mandolin on them, so if anyone has them please add those songs. Same with Sting's new album. I have to look further into the recordings by Lucinda Williams and Tom Petty, as I think some of their songs that sound like they feature mandolin actually have half-scale twelve-strings.

Finally, there are lots of songs missing from this list. I know there's more mandolin in Dan Hicks' recordings, and there are also musicians who have come along since this list was started, like The Ditty Bops and Katzenjammer. But I don't have their albums, so if anyone does, please add their songs. I think this list is supposed to be just studio recordings, too. Oh, yeah, and this list is already nearly twice the 10,000 character limit, so it may be soon that it will have to be broken into three parts!

Blood Oranges - Bridges
Blood Oranges - Halfway 'Round the World
Blood Oranges - Handle Breaks
Blood Oranges - Hinges
Blood Oranges - Sally
Blood Oranges - This Old Town
Blood Oranges - Titanic
Blue Rodeo - It Hasn't Hit Me Yet
Blue Rodeo - Cynthia
Blue Rodeo - English Bay
Deni Bonet - Die For Me
George Harrison - Gone Troppo
Levon Helm - Tennessee Jed
Cheri Knight - All Blue
Cheri Knight - Dar Glasgow
Cheri Knight - Northeast Kingdom
Cheri Knight - Rose In The Vine
Cheri Knight - Sweetheart
Seal and Crofts - Diamond Girl
Seal and Crofts - Ridin' Thumb
Sting - Soul Cake


THE LIST (SO FAR) - PART 1

Aerosmith - Crazy
Aerosmith - Kings And Queens
The Band - Atlantic City
The Band - Evangeline
The Band - The Last Waltz
The Band - Rag Mama Rag
The Band - Rockin Chair
The Band - When I Paint My Masterpiece
Big Country - The Seer
The Blasters - Little Honey
Blind Melon - Walk
Blood Oranges - Bridges
Blood Oranges - Halfway 'Round the World
Blood Oranges - Handle Breaks
Blood Oranges - Hinges
Blood Oranges - Sally
Blood Oranges - This Old Town
Blood Oranges - Titanic
Blue Rodeo - Cynthia
Blue Rodeo - English Bay
Blue Rodeo - Hasn't Hit Me Yet
Blue Rodeo - Up On That Cloud
Deni Bonet - Die For Me
Bonzo Dog Band - Bad Blood
Brass Monkey - Da Floo'er O' Taft /The Lass O' Paties Mill
Brass Monkey - George's Son
Brass Monkey - Jolly Bold Robber
Brass Monkey - The Maid And The Palmer
Brass Monkey - The Rose Lawn Quadrille
Brass Monkey - Waterman's Hornpipe
Kate Bush - Army Dreamers
Kate Bush - Kashka From Baghdad
Kate Bush - Oh To Be In Love
Kate Bush - Reaching Out
Kate Bush - Suspended in Gaffa
Kate Bush - Wow
Butterfield Blues Band - In My Own Dream
The Byrds - Ballad Of Easy Rider
The Byrds - Draft Morning
The Byrds - Path Of Victory
The Byrds - Truck Stop Girl
The Byrds - You All Look Alike
Can - Laugh Till You Cry Live Till You Die
Captain Beefheart - Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Carbon Leaf - American Tale
Carbon Leaf - Crazy Train
Carbon Leaf - Home
Carbon Leaf - Ordinary Eyes
Carbon Leaf - To My Soul
Martin Carthy - The Friar In The Well
Martin Carthy - Jolly Tinker
Martin Carthy - Old Horse
Carthy/Swarbrick - And A Begging I Will Go
Carthy/Swarbrick - Banks of The Sweet Primroses
Carthy/Swarbrick - Boomfield Hill
Carthy/Swarbrick - Bows of London
Carthy/Swarbrick - Brand Band Music
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Irish Washerwoman/The Ash Plant
Carthy/Swarbrick - Lovely Joan
Carthy/Swarbrick - The New Mown Hay
Carthy/Swarbrick - Poor Murdered Woman
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Ride In The Creel
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Sheep Stealer
Carthy/Swarbrick - Two Butchers
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Wife Of the Soldier
Eric Clapton - Lonely Stranger
Shawn Colvin - Sunny Came Home
Ry Cooder - Ax Sweet Mama
Ry Cooder - Billy The Kid
Ry Cooder - Boomer's Story
Ry Cooder - Bourgeois Blues
Ry Cooder - Chloe
Ry Cooder - Denomination Blues
Ry Cooder - Down In Missisissppi
Ry Cooder - Fool For A Cigarette/Feelin' Good
Ry Cooder - Goin To Brownsville
Ry Cooder - Hey Porter
Ry Cooder - I Got Mine
Ry Cooder - It's All Over Now
Ry Cooder - Look At Granny
Ry Cooder - Money Honey
Ry Cooder - President Kennedy
Ry Cooder - Viola Lee Blues
Elvis Costello - Little Palaces
Elvis Costello - They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
Crash Test Dummies - I Don't Care That You Don't Mind
Charlie Daniels Band - Uneasy Rider
Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meet Body
The Doors - Runnin' Blue
Dr. John - Danse Fambeaux
Dr. John - Danse Kolinda Ba - Doom
Dr. John - I Walk On Gilded Splinters
Dr. John - Loup Garoo
The Eagles - Hollywood Waltz
The Eagles - Journey of the Sorcerer
The Eagles - Lyin' Eyes
The Eagles - Midnight Flyer
The Eagles - Saturday Night
The Eagles - Tequila Sunrise
Steve Earle - Billy and Bonnie
Steve Earle - Copperhead Road
Steve Earle - Dominick Street
Steve Earle - Paddy on the Beat
Steve Earle - Sara's Angel
Eva Trout - Marshlands of Revival
Fairport Convention - Angel Delight
Fairport Convention - Babbacombe Lee
Fairport Convention - Big William
Fairport Convention - Bonny Black Hare
Fairport Convention - Brilliancy Medley/Cherokee Shuffle
Fairport Convention - Cuckoo's Nest/Hardiman The Fiddler/ Papa Stoor
Fairport Convention - Flatback Caper
Fairport Convention - John Lee
Fairport Convention - Million Dollar Bash
Fairport Convention - Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman
Fairport Convention - Rosie Peggy's Pub
Fairport Convention - Sailor's Alphabet
Fairport Convention - St. Ninian's Isle/Trumpet Hornpipe
Fairport Convention - Sickness & Diseases
Fairport Convention - Sir William Gower
Fairport Convention - Little Did I Think
Fairport Convention - Wake Up John
Fairport Convention - White Dress
Flatirons - Three Crosses
Sue Foley - Give It To Me
Rory Gallagher - Brute Force and Ignorance
Rory Gallagher - Going To My Home Town
Rory Gallagher - I'm Not Surprised
Rory Gallagher - Leaving Town Blues
Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Grateful Dead - Friend of the Devil
Grateful Dead - Ripple

journeybear
Dec-06-2009, 9:09pm
THE LIST (SO FAR) - PART 2

Hall & Oates - Better Watch Your Back
Hall & Oates - Lady Rain
George Harrison - Gone Troppo
Mark Heard - Satelite Sky
Heart - Half Moon
Heart - Say Hello
Heart - Sylvan Song/Dream Of The Archer
Levon Helm - Tennessee Jed
John Hiatt - Before I Go
John Hiatt - Cry Love
John Hiatt - Lift Every Stone
John Hiatt - Only the Song Remains
John Hiatt - Trudy and Dave
Dan Hicks - O'Reilly At the Bar
Dan Hicks - Where's The Money?
Higher Ground - Alpaca Sweater
Higher Ground - Comin' Home
Higher Ground - On Your Own
Higher Ground - Quicksand
Robyn Hitchcock - Balloon Man
Niles Hokkanen - Dawn on Pasquisett/Long March To Melbourne
Niles Hokkanen - Farther Along
Niles Hokkanen - Fire
Niles Hokkanen - Honky Tonk Blues
Niles Hokkanen - I'm Ready
Niles Hokkanen - Little Sadie Revised/Velisurmaaja
Niles Hokkanen - Low Down Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Summertime Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Tyrant's Jig
Billy Holmes - Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes - Vigilantes of Love
The Hooters - And We Danced
The Hooters - Day By Day
The Hooters - Karla With a K
The Hooters - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
The Hooters - Mr. Tambourine Man
The Hooters - Where Do The Chidren Go
Hootie and the Blowfish - Alright
Hootie and the Blowfish - Autumn Jones
Hootie and the Blowfish - The Earth Stopped Cold at Dawn
Hootie and the Blowfish - Honeyscrew
Hootie and the Blowfish - Innocence
Hootie and the Blowfish - Leaving
Hootie and the Blowfish - Running From an Angel
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tears Fall Down
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tootie
Hootie and the Blowfish - Waltz Into Me
Bruce Hornsby - Mandolin Rain
Hothouse Flowers - Don't Go
Hothouse Flowers - Forgiven
Hothouse Flowers - Saved
Jars Of Clay - Liquid
Jars Of Clay - Lonely People
Jars Of Clay - Love Song For A Savior
Jars Of Clay - No One Loves Me Like You
Jars Of Clay - On Jordan's Stormy Banks
Jethro Tull - A Christmas Song
Jethro Tull - Acres wild
Jethro Tull - Dun Ringill
Jethro Tull - Fallen On Hard Times
Jethro Tull - Fat Man
Jethro Tull - Fire At Midnight
Jethro Tull - Flying Dutchman
Jethro Tull - Glory Row
Jethro Tull - Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie
Jethro Tull - Inside
Jethro Tull - Jack In The Green
Jethro Tull - Love Story
Jethro Tull - Pine Martin's Jig
Jethro Tull - Roll Your Own
Jethro Tull - Slow Marching Band
Jethro Tull - Song For Jeffrey
Jethro Tull - Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall
Jethro Tull - Tall Thin Girl
Jethro Tull - Warm Sporran
Jethro Tull - Weathercock
Elton John - Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
Elton John - Holiday Inn
Elton John - Texan Love Story
Elton John - Ballad Of The Boy In The Red Shoes
Davy Johnstone - A Lark In The Morning With Mrs. McLeod
Davy Johnstone - A Lovely Day
Davy Johnstone - Janine
Davy Johnstone - Walking Out
John Paul Jones - Freedom song
Sass Jordan - I Want To Believe
Bap Kennedy - Dirty Old Town
The Kinks - Supersonic Rocket Ship
Cheri Knight - All Blue
Cheri Knight - Dar Glasgow
Cheri Knight - Northeast Kingdom
Cheri Knight - Rose In The Vine
Cheri Knight - Sweetheart
Ronnie Lane - How Come
Led Zeppelin - The Battle Of Evermore
Led Zeppelin - Boogie With Stu
Led Zeppelin - Gallows Pole
Led Zeppelin - Going To California
Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do?
Led Zepellin - That's The Way
Deke Leonard - Sharpened Claws
The Leopards - Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
Gordon Lightfoot - Alberta Bound
David Lindley - The Turning Point
Loggins & Messina - Be Free
Loggins & Messina - Brighter Days
Loggins & Messina - Watching The River Run
Nick Lowe - Jumbo Ark
Lynryd Skynyrd - Mississippi Kid
Taj Mahal - The Celebrated Walkin' Blues
John Martyn - Over The Hill
Paul McCartney - Dance Tonight
McGuiness-Flint - When I'm Dead And Gone
Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
Steve Miller - Dance Dance Dance
Keb Mo - Everything I Need
Van Morrison - I Want To Roo You
Van Morrison - Moonshine Whiskey
Mott The Hoople - I Wish I Was Your Mother
Shawn Mullins - Homemade Wine
Muse - Blackout
The O'Keanes - This Ain't Love
Mike Oldfield - Taurus 3
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 2
Joan Osborne - Can't Say No
Joan Osborne - Hallelujah In The City (mandola)
Joan Osborne - Saint Teresa
Page & Plant - Battle of Evermore
Page & Plant - Nobody's Fault But Mine
Alan Parson Project - Pavane
Gram Parsons - Cash On The Barrelhead/Hickory Wind
Dave Pegg - Barnes Morris
A Perfect Circle - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding
Tom Petty - It'll All Work Out
Robert Plant - Colors of a Shade
Robert Plant - If I Were A Carpenter
Poison - Stand
Procol Harum - Grand Hotel
Gerry Rafferty - The Ark
Gerry Rafferty - Clear Day
Gerry Rafferty - Don't Give Up On Me
Gerry Rafferty - The Girl's Got No Confidence
Gerry Rafferty - It's Gonna Be A Long Night
Gerry Rafferty - Late Again
Gerry Rafferty - Why Won't You Talk To Me
Gerry Rafferty - Wrong Thinking
Bonnie Raitt - Cool Cool Water
Bonnie Raitt - Longing In Their Hearts
Bonnie Raitt - Louise
Bonnie Raitt - No Gettin' Over You
Bonnie Raitt - Your Sweet and Shining Eyes
R.E.M - Hairshirt
R.E.M - Mandolin Strum
R.E.M - Man On The Moon
R.E.M - Monty Got A Raw Deal
R.E.M - Losing My Religion
R.E.M. - Wrong Child
R.E.M. - You Are Everything
Jerry Rockwell & Niles Hokkanen - Blues In D
The Rolling Stones - Factory Girl
The Rolling Stones - Love In Vain
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Linda Ronstadt - Dreams Of The San Joaquin
Linda Ronstadt - Give Me A Reason
Arlen Roth - Paradise Blues
Rush - Half the World (mandola)
Seal and Crofts - Diamond Girl
Seal and Crofts - Ridin' Thumb
Seal and Crofts - Summer Breeze
Seal and Crofts - We May Never Pass This Way Again
Charlie Sexton - Probably Saved My Life
Michele Shocked - The L&M don't stop here anymore
Michele Shocked - Memories Of East Texas
Sinnerboy - Goin' To My Hometown
Slash The Nash - Guns And Sandwiches
Slash The Nash - I'll Wait For You
Soundgarden - Ty Cobb
Spinal Tap - Stonehenge
Split Enz - Maybe
Split Enz - Matinee Idyll
Split Enz - Sweet Talking Spoon
Split Enz - Titus
Bruce Springteen - Glory Days
Bruce Springteen - Incident on 57th Street
Bruce Springteen - Into The Fire
Bruce Springteen - Maria's Bed
Ringo Starr - Sunshine Life For Me
Steeleye Span - The Blacksmith
Steeleye Span - Cam Ye O'er Frae France
Steeleye Span - Gower Wassail
Steeleye Span - Lovely On The Water
Steeleye Span - One Misty Moisty Morning
Steeleye Span - Spotted Cow
Al Stewart - Road to Moscow
Rod Stewart - Farewell
Rod Stewart - Gasoline Alley
Rod Stewart - Leave Virginia alone
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Rod Stewart - Mandolin Wind
Rod Stewart - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man
Sting - All This Time
Sting - Soul Cake
Styx - Boat On The River
Dave Swarbrick - Arthur McBride/Snug In A Blanket
Dave Swarbrick - Grey Daylight/The Hawk/The Ten Pound Fiddle
Dave Swarbrick - Hullichans'/Chorus Jig
Dave Swarbrick - It Suits Me Well
Dave Swarbrick - Jamaica/With All My Heart
Dave Swarbrick - Lift The Lid And Listen
Dave Swarbrick - Once I Loved A Maiden Fair
Dave Swarbrick - The Rakes of Sollohad
Dave Swarbrick - Sean O'Dwyer Of The Glen/The Hag With The Money/Sleepy Maggie
Dave Swarbrick - Sir Charles Coote/ Smiths
Dave Swarbrick - Lady In The Boat/Rosin The Bow/Timour The Tarter
Dave Swarbrick - Wat Ye Wha I Met The Streen/The Ribbons of the Redheaded Girl/Ril Gan Ainm
Dave Swarbrick - When The Battle Is Over
Dave Swarbrick - The White Cockade/Doc Boyd's Jig/Durham Rangers
Swingers - True Or False
Tea Party - Shadow On The Mountain Side
Tea Party - Sister Awake
Richard Thompson - Boomtown
Richard Thompson - Business on You
Richard Thompson - Fully Qualified To Be Your Man
Richard Thompson - The Guernsey Kitchen Porter
Richard Thompson - Harry's Theme
Richard Thompson - Keep Your Distance
Richard Thompson - The Little Beggar Girl
Richard Thompson - Missie How You Let Me Down
Richard Thompson - One Door Opens
Richard Thompson - Outside Of The Inside
Richard Thompson - The Poor Boy Is Taken Away
Richard Thompson - Put Your Trust In Me
Richard Thompson - Rockin' In Rhythm
Richard Thompson - Roll Up
Richard Thompson - Sights And Sounds of London Town
Richard Thompson - Smiffey's Glass Eye
Richard Thompson - Watching the Dark Knife-Edge
Richard Thompson - When I Get To The Border
Toad The Wet Sprocket - Walk on the Ocean
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Annie (ukulele?)
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - April Fool
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Nowhere to Run (ukulele?)
The Tragically Hip - Thompson Girl
The Ukranians - Pretty Vacant
Butch Walker - Going Back/Going Home
Butch Walker - That Side of You
Butch Walker - The 3 Kids In Brooklyn
The Waterboys - Crown
The Waterboys - Falls On London
The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
The Waterboys - Further Up, Further In
The Waterboys - How Long Will I Love You
The Waterboys - In Search Of The Rose
The Waterboys - The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
The Waterboys - Song From The End Of The World
The Waterboys - We Are Jonah
The White Stripes - Little Ghost
Jesse Winchester - Yankee Lady
Johnny Winter - Bad Luck And Trouble
Johnny Winter - I'm Not Sure
Johnny Winter - Too Much Seconal
Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life Again
Woods Band - As I Roved Out (mandola)
Woods Band - Noisey Johnny (mandola)
Yes - In The Presence Of
Yes - Wonderous Stories

bigbike
Dec-10-2009, 4:37am
Amy Ray-Johnny Rotten, Let it Ring-definately has a punk edge to it.
Indigo Girls-Ghost of the Gang, Ozoline,

And both of the above have others that I can't think of right now cause it is 4:45 am and I am tired and finally going to bed.

Jill McAuley
Dec-10-2009, 11:47am
Amy Ray-Johnny Rotten, Let it Ring-definately has a punk edge to it.
Indigo Girls-Ghost of the Gang, Ozoline,

And both of the above have others that I can't think of right now cause it is 4:45 am and I am tired and finally going to bed.


You may think it has a "punk" edge, but to my ears it simply has a "rock" edge - distorted guitars/fast music do not automatically make something "punk".

Were you involved in the punk scene? Just asking out of curiousity here.

Cheers,
Jill

Jim MacDaniel
Dec-10-2009, 11:49am
Anything solo recordings by mandolinist Jimmy Ryan (who played mandolin for the Blood Oranges, and for Blood Oranges bandmate Cheri Knight, both listed above by JB).

Also...
Widespread Panic: Pickin' up the Pieces
Peter Mulvey: If Love is not Enough
John Mellencamp: Small Town (acoustic version)
Jayhawks: Mr. Rain
Morphine: In Spite of Me (featuring Jimmy Ryan)

journeybear
Dec-11-2009, 1:17am
I am kicking myself because, after collating and editing that list - and being impressed with how many songs were on it - and posting it, of course a few minutes later I remembered having discussed the following a few times the last couple of weeks:

Shakira - Gypsy

I guess every couple of weeks or so, when enough new songs have been mentioned, I'll add them in and repost the list. Keeps my office skills sharp ... ;)

Glad to hear I'm not the only one who knows about Jimmy Ryan, Cheri Knight, and Blood Oranges. Of course there are no videos of Blood Oranges at youtube (they broke up too soon), but there are a good number of Jimmy in various configurations and three (3) of Cheri Knight with Jimmy Ryan in the band.

Daniel Nestlerode
Dec-13-2009, 1:01pm
There's mando on the Cowboy Junkies first two CDs (Trinity Sessions and Caution Horses, respectively; mando player is Jeff Bird). Surprised you guys haven't covered it yet! :)

Cowboy Junkies 200 More Miles
Cowboy Junkies 'Cause Cheap is How I Feel
Cowboy Junkies Escape is so Simple
Cowboy Junkies Mariner's Song
Cowboy Junkies Misguided Angel
Cowboy Junkies Powderfinger (written by N.Young)
Cowboy Junkies Rock and Bird (nice solo!)
Cowboy Junkies Misguided Angel
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I'm wondering about the usefulness of this list. Presumably the OP wanted to document these tunes because they seem few and far between in the world of popular music. But the length of the list seems to indicate that mandolin (even if it is used in cliché or minimalist ways) finds its way into a lot of music.

It's time for a mando based power trio! :))
Daniel

journeybear
Dec-13-2009, 5:31pm
... I'm wondering about the usefulness of this list. Presumably the OP wanted to document these tunes because they seem few and far between in the world of popular music. But the length of the list seems to indicate that mandolin (even if it is used in cliché or minimalist ways) finds its way into a lot of music.

It's time for a mando based power trio!
Daniel

I hear you. It's long overdue. I'm there for that. But then - what are you gonna do? :confused:

OH! You meant with you playing the mando ... Sorry, can't help there. Unless we can switch off playing bass. Do you play bass? Then all we'd need is a drummer ... :grin:

The length of the list is mostly due to Niles and whatever lists he found on a website - a lot of British folk rock, which even after some serious editing is still really long. I supposea case could be made for two lists - one of songs where mandolin is centra to the song, another where it's more of a coloring - but that sound like an awful lot of input and decisions and time commitment. If someone wants to fund a grant I'll do the work, but all those recordings will have to be donated. Thanks in advance! :) Bear in mind that even as long as this list is, it still pales in comparison to a similar list based on guitar or piano in rock music. ;)

What's killing me is no one's mentioned any songs by Milla Jovovich, despite her being the subject of a lot of posts. Maybe no one's actually bought her record! :))

Besides me, that is:

Milla Jovovich: Gentleman Who Fell
Milla Jovovich: It's Your Life
Milla Jovovich: Charlie
Milla Jovovich: Clock

mandocrucian
Dec-13-2009, 6:59pm
and thanks to Niles for his massive contrributions - both the lists he found and the recordings by a certain Mr. Hokkanen that might have escaped others' notice

Just a clarification about the nature of my rock/blues/folk-rock mando-discography. For the most part (90%) this is info I've compiled on my own over many, many years - tracks from amongst the 5000+ recordings in my personal library, plus others I've dug out looking through album credits, and from stuff I've heard on XM radio, etc. Plus the tracks that other folks have mentioned in discussions like this which I've added in. (My personal database includes: Artist/Recording Title/Song Title(s)/Mandolin player(s), and comments.)


I'm wondering about the usefulness of this list. Presumably the OP wanted to document these tunes because they seem few and far between in the world of popular music. But the length of the list seems to indicate that mandolin (even if it is used in cliché or minimalist ways) finds its way into a lot of music.

The length of the mando track list is insignificant when compared to the number of tracks on the LPs/CDs that they were extracted from, and those LPs/CDs were but a thin slice of the massive amount of records where mando/OM/etc is nonexistant.

There are plenty of instances where there may have only been one track on an entire album by some group that you would never expect to hear a mando on (e.g. Mott The Hoople - I Wish I Was Your Mother)

How many mando tracks were there on any particular Elton John album? Not that many, but when you had one like "Holiday Inn" (Davey Johnstone on mando), it is definitely worth listening to for a completely different perspective on the instrument. These days, you can buy a specific track rather than picking up the entire disc.

Not only that, in many (if not most) cases, especially with the older stuff, it isn't a full-time mandolinist doing the playing: Dave Pegg, Dave Swarbrick, Richard Thompson, Johnny Winter, Davey Johnstone, Ian Anderson, Rory Gallagher, Ry Cooder, David Lindley, Mike Campbell, Duke Levine, Nancy Wilson, John Paul Jones, Sid Page, etc. etc. and the stuff that they play is probably something a "mandolin player" wouldn't ever even think of doing. They are so comfortable with rock and blues grooves (it's what they do), feel them intrinsically, so all that stuff they would do on a guitar or other instrument just naturally emerges on 8-strings.

Go take a listen to some of those classic tracks, and you'll realize that someone else climbed those peaks ages before someone like Bush or Thile ever came along and "got innovative".

NH

Ronny Stecher
Jan-04-2010, 11:24am
I just got a disc from the North Mississippi Allstars (3 actually) from the Zebra Ranch Studios website.

This one disc "Tate County" has some awesome mississippi swamp blues on it, I really dig this one tune "Used To Be", it has a blues groove and has some nice mando on it, I'll admit it doesn't dominate the song, but it's evident..... and nice!

The Zebra Ranch Studios is forging ahead after the loss of it's founder Jim Dickinson. The family is trying to keep that Mississpi Sound alive as is Jimbo Mathus with his Delta Studios... KUDOS to both. Mandolin music with a blues bite is hard to find and I appreciate them both.

For those that dig the sound and would seek to sample, here's the link to the studio....

http://www.zebraranch.com/index.htm

PS. As I stated above I got 3 discs from the store link "Tate County" is sweet, but I also love the historically rich music he gave us in
"Jim Dickinson Field Recordings
Delta Experimental Project Vol. 3"

If you like "legitimate" blues those 2 discs are worth an ear.

Jim MacDaniel
May-05-2010, 4:16pm
I'm not sure you can call most of the songs on the debut CD by The Clark Family's kids Sons of Sylvia "rock", but 50 Ways (http://www.amazon.com/50-Ways/dp/B003HRLY12/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1273093575&sr=1-8) rocks quite hard -- yet the acoustic mandolin totally works well with it, and doesn't get lost in the mix.

Jim MacDaniel
May-11-2010, 2:09pm
Forgot about this one: Wilco's Blue Eyed Soul (http://www.rhapsody.com/wilco/am/blue-eyed-soul), from A.M. (1995).

zombywoof
May-16-2010, 10:11am
Sid Griffin played mandolin with the Long Ryders and his other groups afterwards.

There was this guy named Rich Brotherton who played mandolin with the Wild Seeds - one of the best "you never heard of" bands to ever walk into a bar. I will have to dig out my copy of "Mud, Lies and Shame" and see what tunes he plays mando on.

Fishmonger
Jun-03-2010, 8:20pm
The Tossers - Every album and almost every song they ever released.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gt_7KhSbExE

nickster60
Jul-04-2010, 12:09pm
Isnt there a song on the radio by Train?

journeybear
Jul-04-2010, 1:16pm
Yep, "Hey, Soul Sister," but it's ukulele - maybe doubled in the mix. We've yakked about it a bit over here. (http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?62250-Mandolins-In-Commercials)

Roosterroo
Oct-25-2010, 1:30pm
Eddie Veder- Rise up ( love this song!!):grin:



THE LIST (SO FAR) - PART 2

Hall & Oates - Better Watch Your Back
Hall & Oates - Lady Rain
George Harrison - Gone Troppo
Mark Heard - Satelite Sky
Heart - Half Moon
Heart - Say Hello
Heart - Sylvan Song/Dream Of The Archer
Levon Helm - Tennessee Jed
John Hiatt - Before I Go
John Hiatt - Cry Love
John Hiatt - Lift Every Stone
John Hiatt - Only the Song Remains
John Hiatt - Trudy and Dave
Dan Hicks - O'Reilly At the Bar
Dan Hicks - Where's The Money?
Higher Ground - Alpaca Sweater
Higher Ground - Comin' Home
Higher Ground - On Your Own
Higher Ground - Quicksand
Robyn Hitchcock - Balloon Man
Niles Hokkanen - Dawn on Pasquisett/Long March To Melbourne
Niles Hokkanen - Farther Along
Niles Hokkanen - Fire
Niles Hokkanen - Honky Tonk Blues
Niles Hokkanen - I'm Ready
Niles Hokkanen - Little Sadie Revised/Velisurmaaja
Niles Hokkanen - Low Down Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Summertime Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Tyrant's Jig
Billy Holmes - Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes - Vigilantes of Love
The Hooters - And We Danced
The Hooters - Day By Day
The Hooters - Karla With a K
The Hooters - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
The Hooters - Mr. Tambourine Man
The Hooters - Where Do The Chidren Go
Hootie and the Blowfish - Alright
Hootie and the Blowfish - Autumn Jones
Hootie and the Blowfish - The Earth Stopped Cold at Dawn
Hootie and the Blowfish - Honeyscrew
Hootie and the Blowfish - Innocence
Hootie and the Blowfish - Leaving
Hootie and the Blowfish - Running From an Angel
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tears Fall Down
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tootie
Hootie and the Blowfish - Waltz Into Me
Bruce Hornsby - Mandolin Rain
Hothouse Flowers - Don't Go
Hothouse Flowers - Forgiven
Hothouse Flowers - Saved
Jars Of Clay - Liquid
Jars Of Clay - Lonely People
Jars Of Clay - Love Song For A Savior
Jars Of Clay - No One Loves Me Like You
Jars Of Clay - On Jordan's Stormy Banks
Jethro Tull - A Christmas Song
Jethro Tull - Acres wild
Jethro Tull - Dun Ringill
Jethro Tull - Fallen On Hard Times
Jethro Tull - Fat Man
Jethro Tull - Fire At Midnight
Jethro Tull - Flying Dutchman
Jethro Tull - Glory Row
Jethro Tull - Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie
Jethro Tull - Inside
Jethro Tull - Jack In The Green
Jethro Tull - Love Story
Jethro Tull - Pine Martin's Jig
Jethro Tull - Roll Your Own
Jethro Tull - Slow Marching Band
Jethro Tull - Song For Jeffrey
Jethro Tull - Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall
Jethro Tull - Tall Thin Girl
Jethro Tull - Warm Sporran
Jethro Tull - Weathercock
Elton John - Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
Elton John - Holiday Inn
Elton John - Texan Love Story
Elton John - Ballad Of The Boy In The Red Shoes
Davy Johnstone - A Lark In The Morning With Mrs. McLeod
Davy Johnstone - A Lovely Day
Davy Johnstone - Janine
Davy Johnstone - Walking Out
John Paul Jones - Freedom song
Sass Jordan - I Want To Believe
Bap Kennedy - Dirty Old Town
The Kinks - Supersonic Rocket Ship
Cheri Knight - All Blue
Cheri Knight - Dar Glasgow
Cheri Knight - Northeast Kingdom
Cheri Knight - Rose In The Vine
Cheri Knight - Sweetheart
Ronnie Lane - How Come
Led Zeppelin - The Battle Of Evermore
Led Zeppelin - Boogie With Stu
Led Zeppelin - Gallows Pole
Led Zeppelin - Going To California
Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do?
Led Zepellin - That's The Way
Deke Leonard - Sharpened Claws
The Leopards - Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
Gordon Lightfoot - Alberta Bound
David Lindley - The Turning Point
Loggins & Messina - Be Free
Loggins & Messina - Brighter Days
Loggins & Messina - Watching The River Run
Nick Lowe - Jumbo Ark
Lynryd Skynyrd - Mississippi Kid
Taj Mahal - The Celebrated Walkin' Blues
John Martyn - Over The Hill
Paul McCartney - Dance Tonight
McGuiness-Flint - When I'm Dead And Gone
Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
Steve Miller - Dance Dance Dance
Keb Mo - Everything I Need
Van Morrison - I Want To Roo You
Van Morrison - Moonshine Whiskey
Mott The Hoople - I Wish I Was Your Mother
Shawn Mullins - Homemade Wine
Muse - Blackout
The O'Keanes - This Ain't Love
Mike Oldfield - Taurus 3
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 2
Joan Osborne - Can't Say No
Joan Osborne - Hallelujah In The City (mandola)
Joan Osborne - Saint Teresa
Page & Plant - Battle of Evermore
Page & Plant - Nobody's Fault But Mine
Alan Parson Project - Pavane
Gram Parsons - Cash On The Barrelhead/Hickory Wind
Dave Pegg - Barnes Morris
A Perfect Circle - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding
Tom Petty - It'll All Work Out
Robert Plant - Colors of a Shade
Robert Plant - If I Were A Carpenter
Poison - Stand
Procol Harum - Grand Hotel
Gerry Rafferty - The Ark
Gerry Rafferty - Clear Day
Gerry Rafferty - Don't Give Up On Me
Gerry Rafferty - The Girl's Got No Confidence
Gerry Rafferty - It's Gonna Be A Long Night
Gerry Rafferty - Late Again
Gerry Rafferty - Why Won't You Talk To Me
Gerry Rafferty - Wrong Thinking
Bonnie Raitt - Cool Cool Water
Bonnie Raitt - Longing In Their Hearts
Bonnie Raitt - Louise
Bonnie Raitt - No Gettin' Over You
Bonnie Raitt - Your Sweet and Shining Eyes
R.E.M - Hairshirt
R.E.M - Mandolin Strum
R.E.M - Man On The Moon
R.E.M - Monty Got A Raw Deal
R.E.M - Losing My Religion
R.E.M. - Wrong Child
R.E.M. - You Are Everything
Jerry Rockwell & Niles Hokkanen - Blues In D
The Rolling Stones - Factory Girl
The Rolling Stones - Love In Vain
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Linda Ronstadt - Dreams Of The San Joaquin
Linda Ronstadt - Give Me A Reason
Arlen Roth - Paradise Blues
Rush - Half the World (mandola)
Seal and Crofts - Diamond Girl
Seal and Crofts - Ridin' Thumb
Seal and Crofts - Summer Breeze
Seal and Crofts - We May Never Pass This Way Again
Charlie Sexton - Probably Saved My Life
Michele Shocked - The L&M don't stop here anymore
Michele Shocked - Memories Of East Texas
Sinnerboy - Goin' To My Hometown
Slash The Nash - Guns And Sandwiches
Slash The Nash - I'll Wait For You
Soundgarden - Ty Cobb
Spinal Tap - Stonehenge
Split Enz - Maybe
Split Enz - Matinee Idyll
Split Enz - Sweet Talking Spoon
Split Enz - Titus
Bruce Springteen - Glory Days
Bruce Springteen - Incident on 57th Street
Bruce Springteen - Into The Fire
Bruce Springteen - Maria's Bed
Ringo Starr - Sunshine Life For Me
Steeleye Span - The Blacksmith
Steeleye Span - Cam Ye O'er Frae France
Steeleye Span - Gower Wassail
Steeleye Span - Lovely On The Water
Steeleye Span - One Misty Moisty Morning
Steeleye Span - Spotted Cow
Al Stewart - Road to Moscow
Rod Stewart - Farewell
Rod Stewart - Gasoline Alley
Rod Stewart - Leave Virginia alone
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Rod Stewart - Mandolin Wind
Rod Stewart - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man
Sting - All This Time
Sting - Soul Cake
Styx - Boat On The River
Dave Swarbrick - Arthur McBride/Snug In A Blanket
Dave Swarbrick - Grey Daylight/The Hawk/The Ten Pound Fiddle
Dave Swarbrick - Hullichans'/Chorus Jig
Dave Swarbrick - It Suits Me Well
Dave Swarbrick - Jamaica/With All My Heart
Dave Swarbrick - Lift The Lid And Listen
Dave Swarbrick - Once I Loved A Maiden Fair
Dave Swarbrick - The Rakes of Sollohad
Dave Swarbrick - Sean O'Dwyer Of The Glen/The Hag With The Money/Sleepy Maggie
Dave Swarbrick - Sir Charles Coote/ Smiths
Dave Swarbrick - Lady In The Boat/Rosin The Bow/Timour The Tarter
Dave Swarbrick - Wat Ye Wha I Met The Streen/The Ribbons of the Redheaded Girl/Ril Gan Ainm
Dave Swarbrick - When The Battle Is Over
Dave Swarbrick - The White Cockade/Doc Boyd's Jig/Durham Rangers
Swingers - True Or False
Tea Party - Shadow On The Mountain Side
Tea Party - Sister Awake
Richard Thompson - Boomtown
Richard Thompson - Business on You
Richard Thompson - Fully Qualified To Be Your Man
Richard Thompson - The Guernsey Kitchen Porter
Richard Thompson - Harry's Theme
Richard Thompson - Keep Your Distance
Richard Thompson - The Little Beggar Girl
Richard Thompson - Missie How You Let Me Down
Richard Thompson - One Door Opens
Richard Thompson - Outside Of The Inside
Richard Thompson - The Poor Boy Is Taken Away
Richard Thompson - Put Your Trust In Me
Richard Thompson - Rockin' In Rhythm
Richard Thompson - Roll Up
Richard Thompson - Sights And Sounds of London Town
Richard Thompson - Smiffey's Glass Eye
Richard Thompson - Watching the Dark Knife-Edge
Richard Thompson - When I Get To The Border
Toad The Wet Sprocket - Walk on the Ocean
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Annie (ukulele?)
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - April Fool
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Nowhere to Run (ukulele?)
The Tragically Hip - Thompson Girl
The Ukranians - Pretty Vacant
Butch Walker - Going Back/Going Home
Butch Walker - That Side of You
Butch Walker - The 3 Kids In Brooklyn
The Waterboys - Crown
The Waterboys - Falls On London
The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
The Waterboys - Further Up, Further In
The Waterboys - How Long Will I Love You
The Waterboys - In Search Of The Rose
The Waterboys - The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
The Waterboys - Song From The End Of The World
The Waterboys - We Are Jonah
The White Stripes - Little Ghost
Jesse Winchester - Yankee Lady
Johnny Winter - Bad Luck And Trouble
Johnny Winter - I'm Not Sure
Johnny Winter - Too Much Seconal
Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life Again
Woods Band - As I Roved Out (mandola)
Woods Band - Noisey Johnny (mandola)
Yes - In The Presence Of
Yes - Wonderous Stories

Simen Kjaersdalen
Oct-29-2010, 5:57am
The most popular radio-channel has just made a mandolin-list. I'm sure that here is at least one there that you haven't got on the list, by the Norwegian rock-icon Jokke & Valentinerne. Great song, find it on:

http://nrkp3.no/sexy/topp-5-laater-med-mandolin/

Plamen Ivanov
Oct-29-2010, 7:47am
One more by Mike Oldfield that i'm listening to almost everyday: Portsmouth

The info from Wikipedia:

In an attempt to repeat the success of his previous year's Christmas hit, "In Dulci Jubilo", Mike recorded another traditional folk melody dating from 1701 (first known publication), again using Leslie Penning on recorders. The single was just as successful as its predecessor, charting at number 3 in the UK, and became his first non-album single to be issued in the USA. It also charted at number 19 in Ireland. Mike Oldfield plays acoustic guitar, accordion, mandolin, ARP string synthesiser, tambourine, kettle drum and bodhran (Irish drum), and both Oldfield and Penning are credited with "feet".

journeybear
Oct-29-2010, 7:55am
Glad people are still interested in this topic. Once things settle down for me somewhat, a little into next month, and I can devote some time to collating the recent input, I will update the list. It's been a while, it's time. I am going to roll in the recent additions to the Mandolins In Commercials (http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?62250) thread also, and will scour other threads as well, including those devoted to the blues. Jimi Hocking deserves to be included for sure. If anyone has more ideas send them in! :mandosmiley:

Plamen Ivanov
Oct-29-2010, 8:00am
Yeah, it started almost 5 years ago! :-) What about the idea to keep the list in alphabetical order?

journeybear
Oct-29-2010, 8:09am
Well, yes, that's what I meant by collate. And yeah, I see nearly ten months have passed since the last time it was updated. I'd be happy if someone, anyone, else were to do this bit of grunt work, but I don't mind. Just gotta set aside some time. But since it is just a wee bit of a nuisance, I don't want to do this continually, maybe quarterly. That's why I would appreciate people offering as many suggestions as they can over the next week or so. Please take a little time to scan the list (in two parts, posts #95 &#96) first to avoid duplication. Thanks! :mandosmiley:

Plamen Ivanov
Oct-31-2010, 5:40am
U2 in "White as snow" from their last album "No line on the horizon". I think i posted this information elsewhere on the Board, but i can't find the post now, because the search engine tells me, that "U2" is too short for searching purposes. Anyway...

Does "Blackmore's Night" count? Few pieces with mandolin there as well.

Dan Hoover
Nov-02-2010, 7:50am
hey, don't believe i've seen bob dylan on here? i know dave mansfield,daniel lanois and mike campbell i'm sure others? have all played mandolin w/him..plus the traveling wilburys..george played mando on there...
and john mellencamp?big daddy,lonesome jubilee..has mando on them...as for the songs?i dunno?? i guess i could go through and listen/look up? but i'm sick,blowing nose,coughing..horrible..and i have to go vote yet..oh ok,i'll try...all for the love of the mandolin..unless i fall asleep..cheers

Karen Newell
Nov-07-2010, 4:38pm
Zappa "We are Not Alone" Man from Utopia (Dick Fegy)

Mandolin Mick
Nov-09-2010, 7:22pm
I looked ... but didn't see Roger Daltrey's "Without Your Love" ... one of my favorites!!! :)

Jim MacDaniel
Nov-09-2010, 7:45pm
Suzanne Vega:
(I'll Never Be) Your Maggie May
Last Year's Troubles

Jim MacDaniel
Nov-11-2010, 7:11pm
Green Day: Misery (this catchy number also features strings and an accordion)

journeybear
Nov-12-2010, 9:18am
OK - I will try to get to rolling the new entries into The List over the weekend. In answer to my own question, having picked up a copy of Little Village recently at a yard sale, Ry Cooder does play mandolin on it but only on the lead off song "Solar Sex Panel" - it's not even listed in the lineup credits, a subtle indicator of the instrument's (un)importance in the context of that band.

And Dan - if you have any definite mandolin credits for Dylan I would love to get them. Really - love to, dearly wish to include him. I have not been paying very close attention to his music since his great album "Time Out Of Mind" so I don't know, but I don't recall ever having heard mandolin in his music, apart from "The Basement Tapes," which I classify more as a The Band release (despite the cover photo showing him mock-playing a bowlback in violin fashion.) Thanks to you or anyone who can enlighten us about Dylan.

Jim MacDaniel
Nov-15-2010, 12:28am
Weezer's Hold On features actor Michael Cera on mandolin and backing vocals.

journeybear
Nov-15-2010, 11:16am
O-M-G! Just one more reason Michael Cera is my HERO! He is so cool! Michael Cera vs The World!!!




Did that sound enough like a teenage girl? I sure hope so. I mean, like, you know, fer sure ...

Jim MacDaniel
Nov-15-2010, 11:48am
lol --but he looks way cooler jamming on a Rick bass.

journeybear
Nov-15-2010, 12:06pm
As in the movie? Oh yes! But don't we all ... :))

Ed Goist
Nov-16-2010, 2:47am
I must be missing this!?...
I've casually scanned the thread/list and haven't seen any mention of Reckless Kelly and Cody Braun's Rickenbacker emando.
Here are a couple of nice, intimate setting videos:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKuPY0hanhc

And what is probably their signature tune up to this point:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GqAP9uP5tM

If they've been mentioned before in the thread and I just missed it, I apologize for the redundancy.

Jim MacDaniel
Nov-16-2010, 11:59am
Good ones Ed, and here's one featuring Cody on his Rick starting at about 40 seconds into the clip, including a nice little solo at a bit past one minute...

wpUXrDrUfDM

Dan Hoover
Nov-16-2010, 12:22pm
And Dan - if you have any definite mandolin credits for Dylan I would love to get them. Really - love to, dearly wish to include him. I have not been paying very close attention to his music since his great album "Time Out Of Mind" so I don't know, but I don't recall ever having heard mandolin in his music, apart from "The Basement Tapes," which I classify more as a The Band release (despite the cover photo showing him mock-playing a bowlback in violin fashion.) Thanks to you or anyone who can enlighten us about Dylan.
i will check it out jb,not much to go by on some of the credits on dylan's stuff..at least what i have..but,i'll check around online,maybe spend a couple days listening..i'll report back,and if anyone else knows??

Dan Hoover
Nov-16-2010, 5:22pm
i've always thought there was mando on "Blood on the Track's".. Peter Ostroushko plays on "If you see her,say hello" along w/bob playing mandolin.. http://www.mandozine.com/resources/CGOW/ostroushko.php good read..
"Together through Life" has "Life is Hard" and "This Dream of You" w/Mike Campbell on mandolin...
David Mansfield,Larry Campbell,Larry Meyers have all played mandolin w/Bob..Rolling Thunder Revue,Street Legal,Knocked out Loaded,love/theft.....i use to have street legal,lost a long time ago,don't have the others,or his christmas album,from last year..
didn't get into stuff w/the Band yet,"the basement tapes" w/levon..
i'll be checking..

Ed Goist
Nov-25-2010, 4:15pm
I Heard Springsteen's 'Glory Days' on a very high quality car stereo yesterday (for the first time since my conversion to Mandolinism), and I was very pleased/surprised by how good the mandolin part sounds!
Is that Miami Steve playing?, and is he playing a vintage oval hole Gibson?
All in all, pretty cool!

Dan Hoover
Nov-26-2010, 7:41am
honorable mention.."Remember (Christmas)" by harry nilsson has a Bouzouki on it..

Dan Hoover
Nov-28-2010, 9:54am
"if you belonged to me" the Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3..might be others on this album?lost in all those guitars..

journeybear
Nov-28-2010, 11:16am
Gee willikers, Dan! You are really showing some devotion to this project - and surely listening to some great music along the way. ;) May I assume that was George playing it with the Wilburys? He did play it a bit. Any further news on Dylan? And Ed - I believe it was indeed Steve VZ playing, as he played it in the recent concert movie. :mandosmiley:

SavannahGAMandoMan
Dec-02-2010, 2:55pm
Alot of the celtic punk bands use mandolin in their tunes... ex: Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, Flatfoot 56

journeybear
Dec-02-2010, 5:31pm
Hey there! Welcome to the Café! Well, yes, of course you're right ... but we're looking for specific citations here. Performer name and song title. Thanks!

Dan Hoover
Dec-10-2010, 9:45am
May I assume that was George playing it with the Wilburys? He did play it a bit. Any further news on Dylan?

yup,george..i've been sidetracked checking out mandolin on Dylan's stuff,i recently picked up bob dylans "the witmark demos 1962-1964"..no mando,but great stuff..a lot of stuff to play a long with.or for me,try to....

Ed Goist
Dec-24-2010, 10:49pm
THE LIST (SO FAR) - PART 2
...snip...
Jethro Tull - A Christmas Song
Jethro Tull - Acres wild
Jethro Tull - Dun Ringill
Jethro Tull - Fallen On Hard Times
Jethro Tull - Fat Man
Jethro Tull - Fire At Midnight
Jethro Tull - Flying Dutchman
Jethro Tull - Glory Row
Jethro Tull - Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie
Jethro Tull - Inside
Jethro Tull - Jack In The Green
Jethro Tull - Love Story
Jethro Tull - Pine Martin's Jig
Jethro Tull - Roll Your Own
Jethro Tull - Slow Marching Band
Jethro Tull - Song For Jeffrey
Jethro Tull - Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall
Jethro Tull - Tall Thin Girl
Jethro Tull - Warm Sporran
Jethro Tull - Weathercock
...snip...
The Waterboys - Crown
The Waterboys - Falls On London
The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
The Waterboys - Further Up, Further In
The Waterboys - How Long Will I Love You
The Waterboys - In Search Of The Rose
The Waterboys - The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
The Waterboys - Song From The End Of The World
The Waterboys - We Are Jonah
...snip...


Okay, Jethro Tull fans, please list the three Jethro Tull songs that most prominently and effectively showcase mandolin (oh, and it would be nice if they were good songs also).

And fans of The Waterboys, same thing...please list the three songs by The Waterboys that most prominently and effectively showcase mandolin (oh, and it would be nice if they were good songs also).

Thanks.

Ed Goist
Dec-25-2010, 12:39am
Seems appropriate for early on Christmas (http://www.myspace.com/jethrotull/music/songs/christmas-song-2001-digital-remaster-34580112).
Enjoy!

journeybear
Dec-25-2010, 4:14am
Just trying to keep things right - I don't hear any mandolin on "Song For Jeffrey". Some nice acoustic guitar, particularly the slide work, but no mandolin. Too bad - one of my favorite Tull songs.

And I would say "Fat Man," "Tall Thin Girl," "Fat Man," in that order. ;)

Ed Goist
Dec-25-2010, 11:56pm
We need to add Levon Helm You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had to our list. Like Tennessee Jed it's on the Electric Dirt album, and mandolin is the lead instrument. It's a great tune, with a steady tremolo held through much of the song, and with killer vocals by Helm. You can listen to the song here (http://www.myspace.com/levonhelm/music/songs/you-can-t-lose-what-you-ain-t-never-had-50670020).

mrmando
Feb-17-2011, 5:12pm
Alpha Band: "Keep It in the Family"
Alpha Band: "Mighty Man"
Alpha Band: "Rich Man"
Alpha Band: "Not Everything Has a Price"

The mandolinist is David Mansfield (the dude from Bruce Hornsby's "Mandolin Rain" video), who composed the soundtrack for Robert Duvall's film The Apostle and has posted here a couple of times. Believe he played an old Gibson A on the Alpha Band sessions. If anyone ever compiles a "rock songs with violin" thread, they should take note of David's kickin' fiddle break on "Dark Eyes."

mandelect
Mar-29-2011, 7:01am
"Sunday Walking Lady" from Wally, one of my favourite bands in 1974. They were discovered by Bob Harris & Rick Wakeman and signed to Atlantic. At the time, they were described as symphonic prog rock, but always sounded more country/folk rock to me. Check out the track "The Martyr" which was probably the closest they got to prog rock.

The first album credits Pete Sage as the mandoline player - he probably did play on the studio recording of this track, but it's Paul Middleton playing on this youtube clip. Simple strumming, but a nice track nevertheless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmFvZE8-djc&NR=1

Jim MacDaniel
Mar-29-2011, 9:58am
Thanks so much for posting that vid; I loved that song, and totally wore out the grooves on that album.

Here is another 70's "prog rock" band featuring mandolin (emando in this case) that I listened to a lot back in the day.

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mandelect
Mar-29-2011, 3:10pm
Thanks so much for posting that vid; I loved that song, and totally wore out the grooves on that album.

Hey Jim - It was the fiddle part which hooked me too! I saw Wally live in Barrow-in-Furness, UK around '74. A very memorable gig; there seemed to be quite a few spaced out jam sections in between numbers; I remember being stunned by the sound of the pedal steel through various echo units - much more Mellotron live too. Minimal mandolin in that song, but it does add a little seasoning!

I got to hear FM in the mid/late '70's, but I've not seen any vids of Nash the Slash before :-)

Jim MacDaniel
Mar-29-2011, 5:37pm
You can several other FM and Nash vids on YT. My favorites are of live performances in the 70's as above, but there are some pretty bad 80's era MTV-type videos you can check out there as well - lol

JimmyPageManczak
Apr-06-2011, 1:01pm
There is also a Led Zeppelin song that is called "That's the Way" It has an outstanding mandolin part that is awesome. Wanted to help you to add a song. I will look up some more for you to add to the list momentarily

Ed Goist
Apr-06-2011, 2:40pm
There is also a Led Zeppelin song that is called "That's the Way" It has an outstanding mandolin part that is awesome. Wanted to help you to add a song. I will look up some more for you to add to the list momentarily

John Paul Jones Rules!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXbLlxJO5Uc

JimmyPageManczak
Apr-07-2011, 1:18pm
John Paul Jones Rules!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXbLlxJO5Uc

Led Zeppelin overall is one of the best bands I have ever came across. Jimmy Page and the whole group have so many talents and John Paul Jones was even a multi-instrumentalist. I agree with you.

Ed Goist
Apr-07-2011, 3:52pm
I believe Jones played ALL the mandolin parts on Led Zeppelin III...Brilliant!
I'm pretty sure that Battle of Evermore from IV was Page's first go at the mandolin (not bad for a first go, aye? :disbelief: )

Plamen Ivanov
Apr-08-2011, 3:35am
Just got REM's new album. Will report about the mandolin playing.

Kevin McELvanney
Apr-16-2011, 12:04pm
This is my first time posting a video on the forum so hope it works!:) Not exactly mando content but Warren Ellis of Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds knows his way around mandolin as well as zouk and fiddle. Pretty sure he was playing electric mandolins when I saw him in Edinburgh, Scotland (think it was 2009?)







http://youtu.be/d1fzqtTV2EE

Jim MacDaniel
Apr-18-2011, 10:18am
Cool stuff. You can find other vids at YT of Warren playing his signature model Eastwood eTenor, as well as a Fender mandocaster.

Jim MacDaniel
May-04-2011, 5:03pm
Green Day: Misery (this catchy number also features strings and an accordion)

I didn't find an official video on YT, but here is the track, with Billie Joe's mandolin part starting at ~3:35.

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Ed Goist
May-04-2011, 5:19pm
Jim; thanks for posting.
Nice example of the mandolin used to convey a "Euro" or "Continental" feel (as opposed to a Bluegrass of Celtic feel).
Good stuff.

Kevin McELvanney
May-05-2011, 2:57am
Jim, thanks for posting that. Greenday with mandolin:disbelief:, I used to be heavily into them in my mid/late teens (i'm 31 now:) ) I wouldn't have them imagined playing this kind of stuff back then, I also wouldn't have known what a mandolin was back then nevermind the fact that it would become my instrument of choice :)). For that kind of Easten European sound I like Gogol Bordello, although I think they lack any mandolin family instruments.

Kevin

Jim MacDaniel
May-05-2011, 12:53pm
Just checked out a vew Gogol vids on YT, and really dug them -- thanks for the lead.

Though based in Israel & NYC, Balkan Beatbox also has a Eastern Euro feel, esp. the horn section; they are more world beat than anything else if I had to classify them, sort of a Hip Hop/Balkan Trad mélange. They have a few songs on YT if either of you are so inclined, but you can check out a higher quality vid on FB: http://www.facebook.com/balkanbeatbox.

Edit: link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpGsBK2hfy0) to a good BBB vid on YT

Plamen Ivanov
May-07-2011, 6:03am
Just found out this. Great fun:

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Spruce
May-07-2011, 7:33pm
Rolling Stones - "Factory Girl" I think....

Yes, played by Dave Mason

On a Mellotron...
Don't know who did the original 'Tron samples....

parttimepicker
May-13-2011, 12:11pm
Just heard one: Share the Ride by The Black Crowes

Darren Bailey
May-14-2011, 3:34am
Some lovely mandolin on Chris Robinson's first solo "New earth Mud" - check out "Barefoot By The Cherry Tree".

Ed Goist
May-14-2011, 11:14am
Some lovely mandolin on Chris Robinson's first solo "New earth Mud" - check out "Barefoot By The Cherry Tree".

Thanks, Darren. I'll have to get my hands on this. I've always appreciated Robinson's voice, and "open jam" style.
Here is a nice write-up (http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6066795/a/New+Earth+Mud.htm) on the album. According to this, mandolin credits go to Marc Roy.

Darren Bailey
May-14-2011, 11:33am
Worth picking up Ed. I'm off to see the crowes in London in July and I'm hoping hard they let Luther loose with the mandobird he was playing on the early part of the tour. I've been a big fan of Chris' singing for many many years - caught them on every tour since High as the Moon around 92/93. Word is that Rich has recorded a new solo album up in Woodstock - hopefully there'll be some acoustic stuff in there alongside what he does so well.

RighteousRedStar
May-14-2011, 6:27pm
Rise by Eddie Vedder
how has no one said this? it's the first one I think of, besides Losing My Religion and Iris.

rwmanos
May-16-2011, 9:04am
I love this song :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuDUiVwNpdc

Jim MacDaniel
Jun-09-2011, 12:41pm
Love the use of acoustic mandolin in this song by Sons of Sylvia (audio only):

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rockergirl13131
Jun-25-2011, 12:13pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar3uIUv-874

Ronnie Lane Debris Live 1974:mandosmiley:

rockergirl13131
Jun-25-2011, 1:23pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkU8JCja7ck

Pride (In the name of Love) Dierks Bentley with the Punch Brothers & Del McCoury
Kind of a bluegrass version of the famous U2 song. :mandosmiley:Mandolin played by Chris Thile.

journeybear
Jun-25-2011, 1:25pm
Wow! Good call! Who knew? Well, someone did - like you, and whoever uploaded this.

Found more from the late great Ronnie Lane and whoever the mysterious mandolin guy is. This one features it more prominently, and even with the classic Faces approach of doubling a riff with the bass. Mandolin and bass doubling - sweet! :mandosmiley:

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And again - title track from the 1973 album, "Anymore For Anymore." Mandolin and accordion, years ahead of so many others. Boy, did this ever slip past my radar!

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I think there is a bit of mandolin at the start one, though he plays mostly harmonica on this one. Nice steel guitar too.

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Ed Goist
Jun-25-2011, 3:15pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar3uIUv-874

Ronnie Lane Debris Live 1974:mandosmiley:

Lovely! And now we have a sub-category...listing of rock songs w/bowlback mando

journeybear
Jun-27-2011, 10:52am
A little research on Ronnie Lane turned up the following:

Graham Lyle played mandolin on "Anymore for Anymore" (1973). Steve Simpson played mandolin on "Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance" (1974) and "One for the Road" (recorded 1975, released 1976). I assume this is the guy in the later videos, as he also is credited with harmonica, guitar, and keyboards. BTW, "Debris" and "How Come" aren't on any of these albums. How come? :confused:

This is all a little sketchy. If someone knows more please let us know. Thanks!

mandelect
Jun-27-2011, 1:47pm
"How Come" was a big chart hit single over here in the UK, and it is very familiar to most of us who grew up in the 70's - it still gets lots of airplay on the mainstream radio stations.

Another couple of 70's bands, in a similar vein, who used a mandolin occasionally were: McGuinness Flint and Gallagher and Lyle. Hasn't "When I'm Dead And Gone" been mentioned yet?

...check out 70's band Jack The Lad, for more folk-rock mandolin; "Why Can't I Be Satisfied" springs to mind, we also played the 'b' side of their first single on the college jukebox a lot - the single was ’One More Dance’ and it's 'b' side was the ‘Draught Genius (Polka)'.

journeybear
Jun-27-2011, 11:51pm
Then it's all the more odd that it wasn't on any of the aforementioned albums. Although I am getting this information from wikipedia, I find they are usually pretty reliable about such things.

Thanks for your input on this and the other bands you mentioned. Jack The Lad is new to me, heard of the others. Take a spin through the Search Thread function to see what if anything has already been mentioned, and if you wouldn't mind, post a list of whatever hasn't been mentioned yet. Personal knowledge is best, as oftentimes mandolin players on albums may be listed, but not track-by-track contributions. I believe the goal is to have a list of all rock songs which include mandolin, a more specific consideration than rock albums that do. Posts #95 & #96 contain the collated alpha list as of a year and a half ago, which needs to be updated. Bit by bit we are edging toward completion. Not that this is ever truly attainable, but we are trying ... sometimes very trying ... :mandosmiley:

Tosh Marshall
Jun-28-2011, 1:14am
Another Britsh treasure from the early 70's, Dando Shaft, featuring the great Martin Jenkins, who went on to play with Bert Jansch and Dave Swarbrick.....

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Another couple of great Folk Rock bands from that period were the JSD Band and Five Hand Reel.

mandelect
Jun-28-2011, 8:05am
Just listened to the great Alan Hull solo album "Pipedream", from 1973 - not heard it for years.

Tracks with mandolin: "Money Game", "STD 0632" and the wonderful "United States Of Mind" - I can't find any live video of the album version but you can hear it on youtube:

*ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqe7XgBrAE4

journeybear
Jun-28-2011, 8:09am
It is really great to hear about all these bands and musicians! I had no idea all this was happening - on this side of the pond they didn't get much airplay, at least I never encountered them.

So please, for the purpose of this thread, which has become something of a project, please list for us all as many songs by them that feature mandolin. This is for more than just chat, this is hopefully for the enlightenment of everyone interested in these matters, which we find so fascinating, and also for future generations! That's right - it's for the kids. Do it for the kids! :)

Thank you so much for taking a few minutes to do that. Much appreciated. :mandosmiley:

Tosh Marshall
Jun-28-2011, 1:29pm
I am sad to report that Martin Jenkins passed away last month in Sofia Bulgaria. As far as I'm concerned, he simply was one of the best mandolinists from this side of the pond and unfortunately I never got to see him play. However his music lives on and a brief discography of his is:

Dando Shaft - An Evening With Dando Shaft 1970
Dando Shaft - Dando Shaft 1971
Dando Shaft - Lantaloon 1972
Dando Shaft - Kingdom - 1977
Plainsong - In Search Of Amelia Earhart - 1972
Hedgehog Pie - Hedgehog Pie 1975
Hedgehog Pie - Green Lady 1975
Richard Digance - How The West Was Lost - 1975
Bert Jansch - Avocet - 1979
Bert Jansch - Thirteen Down - 1980
Whippersnapper (Dave Swarbrick) - Promises - 1985
Whippersnapper (Dave Swarbrick) - Tsubo - 1987
Whippersnapper (Dave Swarbrick) - These Foolish Strings - 1988
Whippersnapper (Dave Swarbrick) - Fortune - 1989
Loreena McKennit - Book Of Secrets - 1997

Jim MacDaniel
Jun-30-2011, 6:43pm
Word cloud (http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/3818466/Rock_Songs_Featuring_Mandolin) inspired by this thread thus far.

mandelect
Jul-06-2011, 12:26pm
Just listened to "Hymns For Bast~rds" by Paddy and The Rats - excellent Hungarian Celtic Punk band, with lots of mandolin on show. Love the full ahead punk stuff but the mandolin is more noticeable on the ballads:

"You Never Walk Alone" (Not the Rodgers & Hammerstein / Gerry & the Pacemakers You'll Never Walk Alone)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrGgIxekRG8&feature=related

"Paddy's Ballad";
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx7BXiSGNn8&feature=related

...and "Off The Waggon" (definitely not a ballad)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZdIoxy_IaM&feature=related

Jim MacDaniel
Jul-28-2011, 11:29am
Afro Celt Sound System, w/ Peter Gabriel...

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Lefty3
Sep-07-2011, 4:21pm
The new Butch Walker album "The Spade" has 4 songs that feature the mandolin.
"Bodegas and Blood"
"Synthesizers" (actually banjolin)
"Dublin Crow"
"The Closest Thing to You I'm Gonna Find"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz0EAMDsyVc

Gary Bacchus
Sep-28-2011, 8:05am
Anybody mention Dropkick Murphys?

fredfletcher
Nov-09-2011, 8:21am
A Rory Gallagher song that has not been mentioned is "Going to my hometown". Rory was such a talented musician!

fredfletcher
Nov-09-2011, 8:24am
Here are two links to Rory Gallagher's "Going to my hometown" on YouTube, ENjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RQoo46N4a0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYYbK2sDaJ4

mrmando
Dec-28-2011, 7:20pm
OK, been all up and down this thread, and here's one that seems to have flown under the radar thus far. Guess we don't have enough hardcore metal fans on the Cafe:

"Reload" by Ministry, from Filth Pig (1996), with front man Al Jourgensen on mandolin. He even takes a lead break!

Here's a YouTube clip of a live performance. Lyrics are definitely not family-friendly, so proceed at your own risk:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUg6yrRulJ4&feature=related

If that's not enough, someone recently attempted to auction one of Al's mandolins (a cheap Samick-made axe branded "Alabama") for $3,500. Heck, if you want it, it's probably still available:

http://www.backstageauctions.com/catalog/ministry-al-jourgensen-reload-live-used-mandolin/i/0/11083/

journeybear
Dec-28-2011, 8:37pm
Anybody mention Dropkick Murphys?

They have been mentioned - if only once, and without any specific songs. This is a listing of rock songs w/mando, so for this to be a true resource we need song titles, not just band names.


A Rory Gallagher song that has not been mentioned is "Going to my hometown."

It has, too, of course it has, several times. And it is on the alpha list I compiled a couple years ago, posts #95 & 96. The list is too long to be contained in one post.

Every now and then I say I am going to update the list, and I guess it is getting to be time to make good on that. Maybe if the list appears more recently in the thread it will be more readily seen by those wondering whether this or that song is on it. Also, since the Mayan calendar is running out soon and the world is going to end, it would be nice to have this as complete as possible, just in case other civilizations in faraway galaxies are able to pick up our signal. Of course, if anyone else wants to do the grunt work, I would be happy to edit. Hint hint. ;) :grin: :whistling:

journeybear
Dec-30-2011, 12:51pm
So ... I started working on updating the list, and thought I would jump right in with Rory Gallagher. Members have mentioned four songs by him, and "Going To My Home Town" (note official spelling) gets mentioned so much this seemed a good place to start. I went to the wiki (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rory_Gallagher)and his website, (http://www.rorygallagher.com/#) since I have no better source for this information. But I ran into some problems, which I hope his fans - or at least album owners - can help solve. On the albums "Blueprint" and "Tattoo" there are mandolin credits, but I don't know which songs it is played on. On "Top Priority" Tom Brock gets a mandolin credit, but not sure which song(s) he plays on - indeed, the official website doesn't mention him at all. On "Fresh Evidence," his last studio album, the wiki has no instrument credits at all - though his website does have a mandola credit for him again, no song citation. I don't see the song "Leaving Town Blues," cited by a member, on any album. There is a song called "Leavin' Blues," on a Taste album, with no mandolin credit. This entry is going in the dust bin unless someone provides a citation. In all this I learned that "Going To My Home Town" seems to be a live-only number, though it does appear on the posthumously released acoustic album "Wheels Within Wheels," a collection of lost recordings and outtakes. The guitar on that version is played by skiffle great Lonnie Donegan. I'd like to hear that. :cool:

So there went an hour, with not much progress. :crying: Now I remember why I've put off further work on this. And this is over just four songs - er, make that three - oh, wait, there might be more ... see what I mean? Please, Rory Gallagher fans - look through your albums, listen to the ones I mentioned, let us know which songs feature mandolin. Thank you!

journeybear
Dec-31-2011, 6:39am
THE LIST SO FAR (PART 2)

Jack The Lad - Draught Genius (Polka)
Jack The Lad - One More Dance
Jack The Lad - Why Can't I Be Satisfied
Jars Of Clay - Liquid
Jars Of Clay - Lonely People
Jars Of Clay - Love Song For A Savior
Jars Of Clay - No One Loves Me Like You
Jars Of Clay - On Jordan's Stormy Banks
Jayhawks - Mr. Rain
Jethro Tull - Acres Wild
Jethro Tull - A Christmas Song
Jethro Tull - Dun Ringill
Jethro Tull - Fallen On Hard Times
Jethro Tull - Fat Man
Jethro Tull - Fire At Midnight
Jethro Tull - Flying Dutchman
Jethro Tull - Glory Row
Jethro Tull - Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie
Jethro Tull - Inside
Jethro Tull - Jack In The Green
Jethro Tull - Love Story
Jethro Tull - Pine Martin's Jig
Jethro Tull - Roll Your Own
Jethro Tull - Slow Marching Band
Jethro Tull - Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall
Jethro Tull - Tall Thin Girl
Jethro Tull - Warm Sporran
Jethro Tull - Weathercock
Elton John - Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
Elton John - Holiday Inn
Elton John - Texan Love Story
Elton John - Ballad Of The Boy In The Red Shoes
Davy Johnstone - A Lark In The Morning With Mrs. McLeod
Davy Johnstone - A Lovely Day
Davy Johnstone - Janine
Davy Johnstone - Walking Out
Jokke & Valentinerne - Jeg Er Redd
John Paul Jones - Freedom Song
Sass Jordan - I Want To Believe
Milla Jovovich - Gentleman Who Fell
Milla Jovovich - It's Your Life
Milla Jovovich - Charlie
Milla Jovovich - Clock
Bap Kennedy - Dirty Old Town
The Kinks - Supersonic Rocket Ship
Cheri Knight - All Blue
Cheri Knight - Dar Glasgow
Cheri Knight - Northeast Kingdom
Cheri Knight - Rose In The Vine
Cheri Knight - Sweetheart
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - Anymore For Anymore
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - Debris
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - Heard This One Before
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - How Come
Led Zeppelin - The Battle Of Evermore
Led Zeppelin - Boogie With Stu
Led Zeppelin - Gallows Pole
Led Zeppelin - Going To California
Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do?
Led Zepellin - That's The Way
Deke Leonard - Sharpened Claws
The Leopards - Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
Gordon Lightfoot - Alberta Bound
David Lindley - The Turning Point
Little Village - Solar Sex Panel
Loggins & Messina - Be Free
Loggins & Messina - Brighter Days
Loggins & Messina - Watching The River Run
Nick Lowe - Jumbo Ark
Lynryd Skynyrd - Mississippi Kid
Taj Mahal - The Celebrated Walkin' Blues
John Martyn - Over The Hill
Paul McCartney - Dance Tonight
McGuiness-Flint - When I'm Dead And Gone
John Mellencamp - Small Town (acoustic version)
Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
Steve Miller - Dance Dance Dance
Ministry - Reload
Keb Mo - Everything I Need
Morphine - In Spite Of Me
Van Morrison - I Want To Roo You
Van Morrison - Moonshine Whiskey
Mott The Hoople - I Wish I Was Your Mother
Shawn Mullins - Homemade Wine
Peter Mulvey - If Love Is Not Enough
Muse - Blackout
Nash The Slash - Guns And Sandwiches
Nash The Slash - I'll Wait For You
Nash The Slash and FM - Black Noise
North Mississippi Allstars - Used To Be
The O'Keanes - This Ain't Love
Mike Oldfield - Portsmouth
Mike Oldfield - Taurus 3
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells 2
Joan Osborne - Can't Say No
Joan Osborne - Hallelujah In The City (mandola)
Joan Osborne - Saint Teresa
Paddy and The Rats - Off The Waggon
Paddy and The Rats - Paddy's Ballad
Paddy and The Rats - You Never Walk Alone
Page & Plant - Battle of Evermore
Page & Plant - Nobody's Fault But Mine
Alan Parson Project - Pavane
Gram Parsons - Cash On The Barrelhead/Hickory Wind
Dave Pegg - Barnes Morris
A Perfect Circle - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding
Tom Petty - It'll All Work Out
Robert Plant - Colors of a Shade
Robert Plant - If I Were A Carpenter
The Pogues – Sunny Side of The Street
Poison - Stand
Procol Harum - Grand Hotel
Gerry Rafferty - The Ark
Gerry Rafferty - Clear Day
Gerry Rafferty - Don't Give Up On Me
Gerry Rafferty - The Girl's Got No Confidence
Gerry Rafferty - It's Gonna Be A Long Night
Gerry Rafferty - Late Again
Gerry Rafferty - Why Won't You Talk To Me
Gerry Rafferty - Wrong Thinking
Bonnie Raitt - Cool Cool Water
Bonnie Raitt - Longing In Their Hearts
Bonnie Raitt - Louise
Bonnie Raitt - No Gettin' Over You
Bonnie Raitt - Your Sweet and Shining Eyes
Amy Ray - Johnny Rotten
Amy Ray - Let it Ring
Reckless Kelly - One False Move
Reckless Kelly - Ragged As The Road
Reckless Kelly - Wicked Twisted Road
R.E.M - Hairshirt
R.E.M - Losing My Religion
R.E.M - Mandolin Strum
R.E.M - Man On The Moon
R.E.M - Monty Got A Raw Deal
R.E.M. - Wrong Child
R.E.M. - You Are Everything
Chris Robinson - Barefoot By The Cherry Tree
Jerry Rockwell & Niles Hokkanen - Blues In D
The Rolling Stones - Factory Girl
The Rolling Stones - Love In Vain
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Linda Ronstadt - Dreams Of The San Joaquin
Linda Ronstadt - Give Me A Reason
Arlen Roth - Paradise Blues
Rush - Half the World (mandola)
Seal and Crofts - Diamond Girl
Seal and Crofts - Ridin' Thumb
Seal and Crofts - Summer Breeze
Seal and Crofts - We May Never Pass This Way Again
Charlie Sexton - Probably Saved My Life
Shakira - Gypsy
Michele Shocked - The L&M don't stop here anymore
Michele Shocked - Memories Of East Texas
Sinnerboy - Goin' To My Hometown
The Smiths-Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
Sons of Sylvia - 50 Ways
Soundgarden - Ty Cobb
Spinal Tap - Stonehenge
Split Enz - Maybe
Split Enz - Matinee Idyll
Split Enz - Sweet Talking Spoon
Split Enz - Titus
Bruce Springteen - Glory Days
Bruce Springteen - Incident on 57th Street
Bruce Springteen - Into The Fire
Bruce Springteen - Maria's Bed
Ringo Starr - Sunshine Life For Me
Steeleye Span - The Blacksmith
Steeleye Span - Cam Ye O'er Frae France
Steeleye Span - Gower Wassail
Steeleye Span - Lovely On The Water
Steeleye Span - One Misty Moisty Morning
Steeleye Span - Spotted Cow
Al Stewart - Road to Moscow
Rod Stewart - Farewell
Rod Stewart - Gasoline Alley
Rod Stewart - Leave Virginia Alone
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Rod Stewart - Mandolin Wind
Rod Stewart - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man
Sting - All This Time
Sting - Soul Cake
Styx - Boat On The River
Dave Swarbrick - Arthur McBride/Snug In A Blanket
Dave Swarbrick - Grey Daylight/The Hawk/The Ten Pound Fiddle
Dave Swarbrick - Hullichans'/Chorus Jig
Dave Swarbrick - It Suits Me Well
Dave Swarbrick - Jamaica/With All My Heart
Dave Swarbrick - Lift The Lid And Listen
Dave Swarbrick - Once I Loved A Maiden Fair
Dave Swarbrick - The Rakes of Sollohad
Dave Swarbrick - Sean O'Dwyer Of The Glen/The Hag With The Money/Sleepy Maggie
Dave Swarbrick - Sir Charles Coote/ Smiths
Dave Swarbrick - Lady In The Boat/Rosin The Bow/Timour The Tarter
Dave Swarbrick - Wat Ye Wha I Met The Streen/The Ribbons of the Redheaded Girl/Ril Gan Ainm
Dave Swarbrick - When The Battle Is Over
Dave Swarbrick - The White Cockade/Doc Boyd's Jig/Durham Rangers
Swingers - True Or False
Tea Party - Shadow On The Mountain Side
Tea Party - Sister Awake
Richard Thompson - Boomtown
Richard Thompson - Business on You
Richard Thompson - Fully Qualified To Be Your Man
Richard Thompson - The Guernsey Kitchen Porter
Richard Thompson - Harry's Theme
Richard Thompson - Keep Your Distance
Richard Thompson - The Little Beggar Girl
Richard Thompson - Missie How You Let Me Down
Richard Thompson - One Door Opens
Richard Thompson - Outside Of The Inside
Richard Thompson - The Poor Boy Is Taken Away
Richard Thompson - Put Your Trust In Me
Richard Thompson - Rockin' In Rhythm
Richard Thompson - Roll Up
Richard Thompson - Sights And Sounds of London Town
Richard Thompson - Smiffey's Glass Eye
Richard Thompson - Watching the Dark Knife-Edge
Richard Thompson - When I Get To The Border
Toad The Wet Sprocket - Walk on the Ocean
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Annie (ukulele?)
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - April Fool
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Nowhere to Run (ukulele?)
The Tragically Hip - Thompson Girl
The Traveling Wilburys - If You Belonged To Me
U2 - White As Snow
The Ukranians - Pretty Vacant
Eddie Vedder - Rise
Suzanne Vega - Last Year's Troubles
Suzanne Vega - (I'll Never Be) Your Maggie May
Butch Walker - Bodegas and Blood
Butch Walker - The Closest Thing to You I'm Gonna Find
Butch Walker - Dublin Crow
Butch Walker - Going Back/Going Home
Butch Walker - Synthesizers (banjolin)
Butch Walker - That Side of You
Butch Walker - The 3 Kids In Brooklyn
Wally - Sunday Walking Lady
The Waterboys - Crown
The Waterboys - Falls On London
The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
The Waterboys - Further Up, Further In
The Waterboys - How Long Will I Love You
The Waterboys - In Search Of The Rose
The Waterboys - The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
The Waterboys - Song From The End Of The World
The Waterboys - We Are Jonah
Weezer - Hold On
The White Stripes - Little Ghost
Widespread Panic - Pickin' Up The Pieces
Wilco - Blue Eyed Soul
Jesse Winchester - Yankee Lady
Johnny Winter - Bad Luck And Trouble
Johnny Winter - I'm Not Sure
Johnny Winter - Too Much Seconal
Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life Again
Woods Band - As I Roved Out (mandola)
Woods Band - Noisey Johnny (mandola)
Yes - In The Presence Of
Yes - Wonderous Stories
Frank Zappa - We Are Not Alone

Bubbling Under

These bands have been mentioned but not specific songs by them. A few from a few of these have shown up, but surely there are more from them.

Balkan Beatbox
Blackmore's Night
Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds
Dando Shaft
Richard Digance
Dropkick Murphys
Five Hand Reel
FM
Gallagher and Lyle
Hedgehog Pie
Bert Jansch
JSD Band
The Long Ryders
McGuinness-Flint
John Mellencamp
Nash The Slash
Plainsong
Jimmy Ryan
Seals & Crofts
The Tossers
Whippersnapper (Dave Swarbrick)
The Wild Seeds

journeybear
Dec-31-2011, 6:39am
Maybe this is a bit of unfinished business I needed to get done before year end, maybe it’s a Christmas present to those interested (there are 12 days of Christmas, after all - or by my reckoning, 13, if you count Epiphany on January 6 ... but I digress), maybe I went to sleep too early last night and woke up in the middle of the night and couldn’t get back to sleep so I needed some mundane task to lull me back to sleep, which didn’t work because I got too involved with it ... maybe ...

Anyway, I took the time to roll in songs mentioned since the last time I collated this. I did what I could, but I found a lot of suggestions of bands or albums, which I cannot do much with. For this to work, please offer contributions, not commentary. I mean, comments are all good and well, and yes, it’s good to know so and so did such and such (so grateful to learn of Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance, for instance), but in order to be included in this list what is needed is the band/artist name and the song name, nothing more. Not even the mandolinist’s name - well, OK, but these songs will be listed by the band’s name. Also, please take the time to read the list - what the hey, why not? - or at least do a search (CTL + F) to see if a song is missing before offering an entry. I’ll work them in, in due time, but it would be helpful to follow the existing format, which is

Band Name - Song Title

separated by hyphen, not colon, and first letter in caps, even small words. If contributing more than one song from a band/artist, please alphabetize by song title.

At the end of the list are a bunch of bands which have been mentioned previously and are either underrepresented or not at all. As much as I would like to see this list be as complete as possible, I am not going to devote a lot of time to research. A lot of what is here already is based on unverified contributions; I am taking people at their word, for the most part. Ths is a labor of love, not library science. ;) If you have an album or access to info that will give us track by track contributions, please share this. I can’t do much with album info. I may at some point throw some in, if there is mandolin on each track, but for now I am holding to the premise that this is a list of rock songs with mandolin on them.

Finally, please don’t quote the entire list in a response! :disbelief: This is taking up enough room on the server as it is, and has to be broken into two parts. There are over 400 songs so far - which is really pretty nice to see. It’s a good start. :)

Thank you, and I apologize if my tone is a bit short. Maybe I am getting a bit sleepy after all ... but I have said this in a few ways before, and it would be nice if people would see how these suggestions would make this project easier.

Enjoy! Discuss! Share!


THE LIST SO FAR (PART 1)

Aerosmith - Crazy
Aerosmith - Kings And Queens
Afro Celt Sound System - When You’re Falling
Alpha Band - Keep It In The Family
Alpha Band - Mighty Man
Alpha Band - Rich Man
Alpha Band - Not Everything Has a Price
The Band - Atlantic City
The Band - Evangeline
The Band - The Last Waltz
The Band - Rag Mama Rag
The Band – Rockin’ Chair
The Band - When I Paint My Masterpiece
Big Country - The Seer
The Black Crowes - Share The Ride
The Blasters - Little Honey
Blind Melon - Walk
Blood Oranges - Bridges
Blood Oranges - Halfway 'Round the World
Blood Oranges - Handle Breaks
Blood Oranges - Hinges
Blood Oranges - Sally
Blood Oranges - This Old Town
Blood Oranges - Titanic
Blue Rodeo - Cynthia
Blue Rodeo - English Bay
Blue Rodeo - Hasn't Hit Me Yet
Blue Rodeo - Up On That Cloud
Deni Bonet - Die For Me
Bonzo Dog Band - Bad Blood
Brass Monkey - Da Floo'er O' Taft /The Lass O' Paties Mill
Brass Monkey - George's Son
Brass Monkey - Jolly Bold Robber
Brass Monkey - The Maid And The Palmer
Brass Monkey - The Rose Lawn Quadrille
Brass Monkey - Waterman's Hornpipe
Broken Records - Lies
Kate Bush - Army Dreamers
Kate Bush - Kashka From Baghdad
Kate Bush - Oh To Be In Love
Kate Bush - Reaching Out
Kate Bush - Suspended in Gaffa
Kate Bush - Wow
Butterfield Blues Band - In My Own Dream
The Byrds - Ballad Of Easy Rider
The Byrds - Draft Morning
The Byrds - Path Of Victory
The Byrds - Truck Stop Girl
The Byrds - You All Look Alike
Can - Laugh Till You Cry Live Till You Die
Captain Beefheart - Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Carbon Leaf - American Tale
Carbon Leaf - Crazy Train
Carbon Leaf - Home
Carbon Leaf - Ordinary Eyes
Carbon Leaf - To My Soul
Martin Carthy - The Friar In The Well
Martin Carthy - Jolly Tinker
Martin Carthy - Old Horse
Carthy/Swarbrick - And A Begging I Will Go
Carthy/Swarbrick - Banks of The Sweet Primroses
Carthy/Swarbrick - Boomfield Hill
Carthy/Swarbrick - Bows of London
Carthy/Swarbrick - Brand Band Music
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Irish Washerwoman/The Ash Plant
Carthy/Swarbrick - Lovely Joan
Carthy/Swarbrick - The New Mown Hay
Carthy/Swarbrick - Poor Murdered Woman
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Ride In The Creel
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Sheep Stealer
Carthy/Swarbrick - Two Butchers
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Wife Of the Soldier
Eric Clapton - Lonely Stranger
Shawn Colvin - Sunny Came Home
Ry Cooder - Ax Sweet Mama
Ry Cooder - Billy The Kid
Ry Cooder - Boomer's Story
Ry Cooder - Bourgeois Blues
Ry Cooder - Chloe
Ry Cooder - Denomination Blues
Ry Cooder - Down In Missisissppi
Ry Cooder - Fool For A Cigarette/Feelin' Good
Ry Cooder - Goin To Brownsville
Ry Cooder - Hey Porter
Ry Cooder - I Got Mine
Ry Cooder - It's All Over Now
Ry Cooder - Look At Granny
Ry Cooder - Money Honey
Ry Cooder - President Kennedy
Ry Cooder - Viola Lee Blues
Elvis Costello - Little Palaces
Elvis Costello - They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles
Cowboy Junkies '- Cause Cheap Is How I Feel
Cowboy Junkies - Escape Is So Simple
Cowboy Junkies - Mariner's Song
Cowboy Junkies - Misguided Angel
Cowboy Junkies - Powderfinger
Cowboy Junkies - Rock And Bird
Cowboy Junkies - The Wrong Piano
Crash Test Dummies - I Don't Care That You Don't Mind
Charlie Daniels Band - Uneasy Rider
Roger Daltrey - Without Your Love
Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meet Body
The Doors - Runnin' Blue
Dr. John - Danse Fambeaux
Dr. John - Danse Kolinda Ba - Doom
Dr. John - I Walk On Gilded Splinters
Dr. John - Loup Garoo
Dropkick Murphys – Black Velvet Band
Bob Dylan - If You See Her, Say Hello
The Eagles - Hollywood Waltz
The Eagles - Journey of the Sorcerer
The Eagles - Lyin' Eyes
The Eagles - Midnight Flyer
The Eagles - Saturday Night
The Eagles - Tequila Sunrise
Steve Earle - Billy and Bonnie
Steve Earle - Copperhead Road
Steve Earle - Dominick Street
Steve Earle - Paddy on the Beat
Steve Earle - Sara's Angel
Eva Trout - Marshlands of Revival
Fairport Convention - Angel Delight
Fairport Convention - Babbacombe Lee
Fairport Convention - Big William
Fairport Convention - Bonny Black Hare
Fairport Convention - Brilliancy Medley/Cherokee Shuffle
Fairport Convention - Cuckoo's Nest/Hardiman The Fiddler/ Papa Stoor
Fairport Convention - Flatback Caper
Fairport Convention - John Lee
Fairport Convention - Million Dollar Bash
Fairport Convention - Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman
Fairport Convention - Rosie Peggy's Pub
Fairport Convention - Sailor's Alphabet
Fairport Convention - St. Ninian's Isle/Trumpet Hornpipe
Fairport Convention - Sickness & Diseases
Fairport Convention - Sir William Gower
Fairport Convention - Little Did I Think
Fairport Convention - Wake Up John
Fairport Convention - White Dress
Flatirons - Three Crosses
FM - Phasors On Stun
Sue Foley - Give It To Me
Rory Gallagher - Brute Force and Ignorance
Rory Gallagher - Going To My Home Town
Rory Gallagher - I'm Not Surprised
Rory Gallagher - Leaving Town Blues
Goo Goo Dolls - Iris
Grateful Dead - Friend of the Devil
Grateful Dead – Ripple
Hall & Oates - Better Watch Your Back
Hall & Oates - Lady Rain
George Harrison - Gone Troppo
Green Day - Misery
Mark Heard - Satellite Sky
Heart - Half Moon
Heart - Say Hello
Heart - Sylvan Song/Dream Of The Archer
Levon Helm - Deep Ellum Blues
Levon Helm - Tennessee Jed
Levon Helm - You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had
John Hiatt - Before I Go
John Hiatt - Cry Love
John Hiatt - Lift Every Stone
John Hiatt - Only the Song Remains
John Hiatt - Trudy and Dave
Dan Hicks - O'Reilly At the Bar
Dan Hicks – Traffic Jam
Dan Hicks - Where's The Money?
Higher Ground - Alpaca Sweater
Higher Ground - Comin' Home
Higher Ground - On Your Own
Higher Ground - Quicksand
Robyn Hitchcock - Balloon Man
Niles Hokkanen - Dawn on Pasquisett/Long March To Melbourne
Niles Hokkanen - Farther Along
Niles Hokkanen - Fire
Niles Hokkanen - Honky Tonk Blues
Niles Hokkanen - I'm Ready
Niles Hokkanen - Little Sadie Revised/Velisurmaaja
Niles Hokkanen - Low Down Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Summertime Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Tyrant's Jig
Billy Holmes - Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes - Vigilantes of Love
The Hooters - And We Danced
The Hooters - Day By Day
The Hooters - Karla With a K
The Hooters - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
The Hooters - Mr. Tambourine Man
The Hooters - Where Do The Chidren Go
Hootie and the Blowfish - Alright
Hootie and the Blowfish - Autumn Jones
Hootie and the Blowfish - The Earth Stopped Cold at Dawn
Hootie and the Blowfish - Honeyscrew
Hootie and the Blowfish - Innocence
Hootie and the Blowfish - Leaving
Hootie and the Blowfish - Running From an Angel
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tears Fall Down
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tootie
Hootie and the Blowfish - Waltz Into Me
Bruce Hornsby - Mandolin Rain
Hothouse Flowers - Don't Go
Hothouse Flowers - Forgiven
Hothouse Flowers - Saved
Alan Hull - Money Game
Alan Hull - United States Of Mind
Indigo Girls - Ghost of the Gang
Indigo Girls - Ozoline

Barry Wilson
Dec-31-2011, 10:05pm
Thanks again for doing this Mr Rolling Stone. I love going through this list listening (as I am now) to hear mandolin, though I find it hard to hear mando in some of the selections

journeybear
Jan-01-2012, 2:16am
Not digging the reference, nor the reason or purpose. This is a straight alpha list, not a ranking, of rock songs which include mandolin in some capacity. Quality control is pretty lax, actually, and I am going on faith most of the time. I don’t think I have heard even half of these, and if people say there’s mandolin on these, that’s good enough for me. Still, some of these are fascinating, and a real kick to hear unexpected uses by hardly mando-centric bands like Green Day and Styx and others. And as I said, as many entries as there are here, we have only scratched the surface. Mandolin has clearly shown up a LOT more than on the few same handful of overly requested songs that are all too familiar to us but are all that the vast majority can name. That right there is a good reason for doing this. :mandosmiley:

Ed Goist
Jan-01-2012, 2:36am
JB; What a great resource!
Thanks so much for pulling all this together. That was a lot of work, and it's much appreciated!
To provide some update on Cowboy Junkies, Jeff Bird's e-mando can be heard on every song (in the left channel...how cool is that!) of the new release "Sing in My Meadow".
The songs are:
Continental Drift
It's Heavy down Here
3rd Crusade
Late Night Radio
Sing In My Meadow
Hunted
A Bride's Price
I Move On
(Oh, and the last three tracks feature some classic e-mando wailing! :grin:)

journeybear
Jan-01-2012, 3:06am
I had a feeling that might be the case. Same with Seals & Crofts and a few others that use mandolin a lot. I mean, if you’re a duo and one of you plays mandolin as your main instrument, there will be a lot of songs in your repertoire that belong on this list. I just don’t have the resources (ie, CDs) to include more. Another band that deserves more mentions is The Ragbirds, who were here for two days, and there was a lot of mandolin in their sets, especially early. But I wasn’t about to shell out $50 for their four latest releases. It was tempting though; they’re a lot of fun.

Barry Wilson
Jan-01-2012, 6:33am
I joke about the rolling stone part because you were playing the part in the top 100 guitar player list hehe. had me wondering until you admitted you weren't later...

journeybear
Jan-01-2012, 9:18am
Oh! I see. I mean, I do now, but I had to go back to that thread and see what happened. You see, when Jann Wenner spoke through me, it was like a demonic possession - his consciousness superseded mine and I had no recollection of the event. :disbelief: The horror! :crying: I can only imagine what he did with my body while he was in control of my mind. :disbelief: So far I have not noticed any ill aftereffects, but I can’t stop worrying that some unforeseen consequence will rear its ugly head without warning. I wonder if I let myself in for this when I got my lifetime subscription. Should have read all of the fine print ... :whistling:

Jim MacDaniel
Jan-01-2012, 12:10pm
A standout Steve Earle mando song to add: Galway Girl

journeybear
Jan-01-2012, 12:42pm
Yessir! There are plenty that have been overlooked, and that’s one, for sure.

Somehow this got me thinking about going through the Women With Mandolins thread for candidates for this list. Then i got to thinking about what makes a song rock rather than country ... For instance the Sons Of Sylvia song is clearly rock, from a band that is usually considered country. On the other hand, someone mentioned Dierks Bentley’s version of U2's song "Pride (In The Name Of Love)" by Dierks Bentley with The Punch Brothers & Del McCoury. This is a bluegrass version of a rock song, so doesn't belong, to my thinking. While I would like Sam Bush on the list, I think it would have to be on songs that were clearly rock. Even what he has done with Emmy Lou Harris tends toward country or bluegrass - though I haven't listened to any of that in a while, and could be wrong. Also, it seems a shame Grisman can't be on here more, but his music is so acoustically oriented I don't see how it can be included.

Of course, all of this includes grey areas in definitions, and lines move all the time. :whistling:

mandocrucian
Jan-01-2012, 12:50pm
This same thread, Page 2 (Jan 2006) (http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/showthread.php?18398-listing-of-rock-songs-w-mando/page2)

journeybear
Jan-01-2012, 1:08pm
Yes? Do you mean posts #36-39? I think I rolled all of that into this alpha list. If I missed anything let me know. It's a little hard to read, lacking punctuation.

Keep in mind, people, I am doing this only by default. Well, OK, devotion, too. ;) But I haven't seen anyone else step up in this capacity, and it needed to be done, so I did what I did. Anyone who wants to take over, feel free to do so. I would be happy to do no more than edit and organize. And I think my days of sifting through long lists for non-duplicated entries are over. I believe it is the responsibility of contributors to this list to make sure their entries are not duplications. We all have other things to do. I could use some practice, and I think there's a football game on. I can combine those two activities, but not this as well. And I'd like to get something done before nap time ... :sleepy:

Dan Hoover
Jan-09-2012, 9:24am
i just remembered something about jaco pastorius playing mandocello on "the juggler" and "birdland"..but,that's jazz..too laid back for rock&roll..:)

Steve Ostrander
Jan-09-2012, 10:02am
A standout Steve Earle mando song to add: Galway Girl

Yep, and I believe that is Steve himself playing on those songs. Lots of mando on Steve's work, although he had Peter Rowan playing mando and some guitar on "Train a Comin' CD and on The Mountain CD it was Ronnie McCoury's tasteful mandolin work.

Of course the list refers to rock music, but where do you draw the line? If it has drums, it's rock, I guess...so The Mountain CD is out and Train a Comin' CD is in? Tough call...

journeybear
Jan-15-2012, 4:59pm
Just picked up REM's "Out Of Time" at a yard sale, and I see that Peter Buck plays mandolin not only on "Losing My Religion" but also "Half A World Away." That brings their total of songs featuring his playing to eight, more than I'd thought, but nice to learn, thanks to our knowledgeable members. I wonder if this constitutes sufficient contribution to the mandolin lexicon for Mr. Buck to be considered a mandolinist. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mandolinists) :confused:

Jared Heddinger
Jan-15-2012, 5:20pm
Would this count? (1:40 for the music)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdR6R2YYjn8

journeybear
Jan-15-2012, 5:30pm
Works for me. Nice sound; reminds me of Blue Rodeo. Do they have more songs with mandolin, albums, etc?

Jared Heddinger
Jan-15-2012, 5:44pm
Most of their songs have some sort of mando content. Echo Echo is a great album all around.

To name a few other songs off the top of my head:

"Let You Troubles Roll By",
“Comfort",
"What About Everything" (the rhythm is a chop beat), and
"Wandrin’ Around" has a bit.

journeybear
Jan-16-2012, 11:34am
Thanks for putting the word out about these guys. Good stuff! And thanks for the song titles. This is a list of songs with mandolin, after all, and this is necessary info for that to work. :)

Jared Heddinger
Jan-16-2012, 1:26pm
No problem!

McGruff
Jan-19-2012, 10:20am
My favorite rock mando is Billy Holmes' playing on the Killing Floor album by Vigilantes of Love. It's on most of the cuts; "Anybody's Guess" is a particular standout.

Mark Heard played a National Silvo mandolin on every cut of his Satellite Sky disc. Managed to make it sound like a guitar most of the time.

Check out John Kruth sometime ... heavy mando on most of his CDs, particularly The Cherry Electric.

Heard and Mallonee are probably in my top 5 artists all-time. Didn't expect to see their names come up here . . .

Geordie
Jan-19-2012, 11:08am
Try this;

Gentle Giant - "In A Glass House"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgUpLcnLkxs

Gary Green plays mandolin on this one. '70s prog rock at it's best!

jab
Jan-24-2012, 1:40pm
didn't see these on the list. Mando a big part of these John Hiatt songs (all from Crossing Muddy Water)
- Crossing Muddy Water
- God's Golden Eyes
- Lincoln town
- Gone

Jim MacDaniel
Jan-27-2012, 7:52pm
Try this;

Gentle Giant - "In A Glass House"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgUpLcnLkxs

Gary Green plays mandolin on this one. '70s prog rock at it's best!

Good find -- I loved those guys back in the day, but forgot all about them until your post.

mrmando
Feb-08-2012, 12:02pm
Carter Gravatt is the mandolinist for Carbon Leaf, if anyone is keeping track.

mrmando
Feb-08-2012, 12:19pm
Gentle Giant also used a one-string instrument called the "Shulberry"...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=4StScMaYffE

The Root Beer Of All Evil
Mar-19-2012, 4:35pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ap5FNPz7b4

There's some mandolin deep in the mix on The Push Stars' "Any Little Town" circa 1998(?). With regards to the alt-rock I tend to come across, I don't hear a lot of examples like this one, where the mandolin goes shoulder-to-shoulder (with what I'm guessing is a capoed guitar, or three) and truly sounds like part of the team.

Phil1580
Mar-29-2012, 1:35am
I've been on a big Springsteen kick lately, been listening to him my whole life and can't believe I never heard anything from "Nebraska" growing up....."Atlantic City" (which has been mentioned) is one of my favorites. Mando part is more prominent on the 2001 Live in NYC version, Van Zandt in the video is playing an Ovation.

My contribution to the list is off the brand new Springsteen "Wrecking Ball" album....good disc by the way. "Land of Hope and Dreams" has a great mando riff.....1st time this song is on a studio album, but it was also on the aforementioned live disc.

journeybear
Apr-13-2012, 11:42am
I have to admit, I'm freaking out a bit here. A facebook friend posted something from The Big 3 that includes a riff very similar to the melody from Shocking Blue's "Venus," which led me to post what a great under-appreciated (here in the USA) band they were, and how one of the best dollars I ever spent was on a used LP of theirs, as the rest of the album was as good if not beter than the big hit. Then looking through youtube and finding a whole lot more than what I have heard on the two LPs of theirs I own, I found this - with a decent mandolin break! :disbelief: The sound is a bit better on the first one, more of a video presentation on the second.


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Here's that Big 3 video, while I'm here:

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GreenCoMick
Apr-20-2012, 4:18pm
Fury In The Slaughterhouse - "When I'm Dead & Gone"
German band....

GreenCoMick
Apr-20-2012, 4:23pm
Don't think that's mando on Hey, Hey, just capo'd guitarllll

Cabbagehead
Apr-22-2012, 10:30am
Remembered this song from High School, the other day. Looked it up, and low and behold found the Headbangers Ball clip that turned me onto this band. Not for nothing John Paul Jones arranged the strings. Yes there is mando content!

http://www.myspace.com/video/sherman-wilson/raging-slab-lynne/30966689

Ed Goist
Apr-28-2012, 2:26pm
Here's a delightful live version (starting at ~2:25) of Jethro Tull's Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of The New Day) featuring Dave Pegg on Mandolin.

Oh, the first 2:24 is fantastic too, but there's no MC. :)

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journeybear
Apr-28-2012, 3:41pm
And in the key of F, too. :)

mandroid
Apr-30-2012, 3:53pm
Just heard Ry Cooder and his new song 'Wall street side of town' he has a mandolin track in the mix.

dorotik
May-28-2012, 10:09pm
Just heard Ry Cooder and his new song 'Wall street side of town' he has a mandolin track in the mix.

A few comments:

1. I don't think Steve Miller's Dance, Dance, Dance uses a mandolin- possibly a banjo- it doesn't list this instrument in the discography for the album at all.

2. The Who uses a mandolin on Mike Post's Theme and Two Thousand Years on its Endless Wire CD.

3. I know many may not be a fan of his on this board, but I was listening to a song from Rick Springfield on a 2007 release (Venus in Overdrive) called Saint Sahara- I could swear it sounds like he's playing a mandolin in the background- hard to tell, but it sure sounds like it.

dorotik
May-30-2012, 12:21am
Here is an updated list- I included some songs from The Who and Springsteen:

A-H

Aerosmith – Crazy
Aerosmith - Kings And Queens
Afro Celt Sound System - When You’re Falling
Alpha Band - Keep It In The Family
Alpha Band - Mighty Man
Alpha Band - Rich Man
Alpha Band - Not Everything Has a Price

The Band - Atlantic City
The Band - Evangeline
The Band - The Last Waltz
The Band - Rag Mama Rag
The Band – Rockin’ Chair
The Band - When I Paint My Masterpiece
Big Country - The Seer
The Black Crowes - Share The Ride
The Blasters - Little Honey
Blind Melon – Walk
Blood Oranges - Bridges
Blood Oranges - Halfway 'Round the World
Blood Oranges - Handle Breaks
Blood Oranges - Hinges
Blood Oranges - Sally
Blood Oranges - This Old Town
Blood Oranges - Titanic
Blue Rodeo - Cynthia
Blue Rodeo - English Bay
Blue Rodeo - Hasn't Hit Me Yet
Blue Rodeo - Up On That Cloud
Deni Bonet - Die For Me
Bonzo Dog Band - Bad Blood
Brass Monkey - Da Floo'er O' Taft /The Lass O' Paties Mill
Brass Monkey - George's Son
Brass Monkey - Jolly Bold Robber
Brass Monkey - The Maid And The Palmer
Brass Monkey - The Rose Lawn Quadrille
Brass Monkey - Waterman's Hornpipe
Broken Records - Lies
Kate Bush - Army Dreamers
Kate Bush - Kashka From Baghdad
Kate Bush - Oh To Be In Love
Kate Bush - Reaching Out
Kate Bush - Suspended in Gaffa
Kate Bush - Wow
Butterfield Blues Band - In My Own Dream
The Byrds - Ballad Of Easy Rider
The Byrds - Draft Morning
The Byrds - Path Of Victory
The Byrds - Truck Stop Girl
The Byrds - You All Look Alike

Can - Laugh Till You Cry Live Till You Die
Captain Beefheart - Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Carbon Leaf - American Tale
Carbon Leaf - Crazy Train
Carbon Leaf – Home
Carbon Leaf - Ordinary Eyes
Carbon Leaf - To My Soul
Martin Carthy - The Friar In The Well
Martin Carthy - Jolly Tinker
Martin Carthy - Old Horse
Carthy/Swarbrick - And A Begging I Will Go
Carthy/Swarbrick - Banks of The Sweet Primroses
Carthy/Swarbrick - Boomfield Hill
Carthy/Swarbrick - Bows of London
Carthy/Swarbrick - Brand Band Music
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Irish Washerwoman/The Ash Plant
Carthy/Swarbrick - Lovely Joan
Carthy/Swarbrick - The New Mown Hay
Carthy/Swarbrick - Poor Murdered Woman
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Ride In The Creel
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Sheep Stealer
Carthy/Swarbrick - Two Butchers
Carthy/Swarbrick - The Wife Of the Soldier
Cheap Trick- Heaven Tonight (mandocello)
Cheap Trick- Mandocello (mandocello)
Eric Clapton - Lonely Stranger
Shawn Colvin - Sunny Came Home
Ry Cooder - Ax Sweet Mama
Ry Cooder - Billy The Kid
Ry Cooder - Boomer's Story
Ry Cooder - Bourgeois Blues
Ry Cooder - Chloe
Ry Cooder - Denomination Blues
Ry Cooder - Down In Missisissppi
Ry Cooder - Fool For A Cigarette/Feelin' Good
Ry Cooder - Goin To Brownsville
Ry Cooder - Hey Porter
Ry Cooder - I Got Mine
Ry Cooder - It's All Over Now
Ry Cooder - Look At Granny
Ry Cooder - Money Honey
Ry Cooder - President Kennedy
Ry Cooder - Viola Lee Blues
Elvis Costello - Little Palaces
Elvis Costello - They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
Cowboy Junkies - 200 More Miles
Cowboy Junkies '- Cause Cheap Is How I Feel
Cowboy Junkies - Escape Is So Simple
Cowboy Junkies - Mariner's Song
Cowboy Junkies - Misguided Angel
Cowboy Junkies - Powderfinger
Cowboy Junkies - Rock And Bird
Cowboy Junkies - The Wrong Piano
Crash Test Dummies - I Don't Care That You Don't Mind

Charlie Daniels Band - Uneasy Rider
Roger Daltrey - Without Your Love
Death Cab For Cutie - Soul Meet Body
Dr. John - Danse Fambeaux
Dr. John - Danse Kolinda Ba - Doom
Dr. John - I Walk On Gilded Splinters
Dr. John - Loup Garoo
Dropkick Murphys – Black Velvet Band
Bob Dylan - If You See Her, Say Hello

The Eagles - Hollywood Waltz
The Eagles - Lyin' Eyes
The Eagles - Midnight Flyer
The Eagles - Saturday Night
The Eagles - Tequila Sunrise
Steve Earle - Billy and Bonnie
Steve Earle - Copperhead Road
Steve Earle - Dominick Street
Steve Earle - Paddy on the Beat
Steve Earle - Sara's Angel
Eva Trout - Marshlands of Revival

Fairport Convention - Angel Delight
Fairport Convention - Babbacombe Lee
Fairport Convention - Big William
Fairport Convention - Bonny Black Hare
Fairport Convention - Brilliancy Medley/Cherokee Shuffle
Fairport Convention - Cuckoo's Nest/Hardiman The Fiddler/ Papa Stoor
Fairport Convention - Flatback Caper
Fairport Convention - John Lee
Fairport Convention - Million Dollar Bash
Fairport Convention - Poor Will And The Jolly Hangman
Fairport Convention - Rosie Peggy's Pub
Fairport Convention - Sailor's Alphabet
Fairport Convention - St. Ninian's Isle/Trumpet Hornpipe
Fairport Convention - Sickness & Diseases
Fairport Convention - Sir William Gower
Fairport Convention - Little Did I Think
Fairport Convention - Wake Up John
Fairport Convention - White Dress
Flatirons - Three Crosses
FM - Phasors On Stun
Sue Foley - Give It To Me

Rory Gallagher - Brute Force and Ignorance
Rory Gallagher - Going To My Home Town
Rory Gallagher - I'm Not Surprised
Rory Gallagher - Leaving Town Blues
Goo Goo Dolls – Iris 2
Grateful Dead - Friend of the Devil
Grateful Dead – Ripple
Green Day – Misery

Hall & Oates - Better Watch Your Back
Hall & Oates - Lady Rain
George Harrison - Gone Troppo
Mark Heard - Satellite Sky
Heart - Half Moon
Heart - Say Hello
Heart - Sylvan Song/Dream Of The Archer
Levon Helm - Deep Ellum Blues
Levon Helm - Tennessee Jed
Levon Helm - You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had
John Hiatt - Before I Go
John Hiatt - Cry Love
John Hiatt - Lift Every Stone
John Hiatt - Only the Song Remains
John Hiatt - Trudy and Dave
Dan Hicks - O'Reilly At the Bar
Dan Hicks – Traffic Jam
Dan Hicks - Where's The Money?
Higher Ground - Alpaca Sweater
Higher Ground - Comin' Home
Higher Ground - On Your Own
Higher Ground - Quicksand
Robyn Hitchcock - Balloon Man
Niles Hokkanen - Dawn on Pasquisett/Long March To Melbourne
Niles Hokkanen - Farther Along
Niles Hokkanen - Fire
Niles Hokkanen - Honky Tonk Blues
Niles Hokkanen - I'm Ready
Niles Hokkanen - Little Sadie Revised/Velisurmaaja
Niles Hokkanen - Low Down Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Summertime Blues
Niles Hokkanen - Tyrant's Jig
Billy Holmes - Anybody`s Guess
Billy Holmes - Vigilantes of Love
The Hooters - And We Danced
The Hooters - Day By Day
The Hooters - Karla With a K
The Hooters - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds
The Hooters - Mr. Tambourine Man
The Hooters - Where Do The Children Go
Hootie and the Blowfish - Alright
Hootie and the Blowfish - Autumn Jones
Hootie and the Blowfish - The Earth Stopped Cold at Dawn
Hootie and the Blowfish - Honeyscrew
Hootie and the Blowfish - Innocence
Hootie and the Blowfish - Leaving
Hootie and the Blowfish - Running From an Angel
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tears Fall Down
Hootie and the Blowfish - Tootie
Hootie and the Blowfish - Waltz Into Me
Bruce Hornsby - Mandolin Rain
Hothouse Flowers - Don't Go
Hothouse Flowers - Forgiven
Hothouse Flowers - Saved
Alan Hull - Money Game
Alan Hull - United States Of Mind

dorotik
May-30-2012, 12:22am
I-P

Indigo Girls - Ghost of the Gang
Indigo Girls – Ozilline

Jack The Lad - Draught Genius (Polka)
Jack The Lad - One More Dance
Jack The Lad - Why Can't I Be Satisfied
Jars Of Clay - Liquid
Jars Of Clay - Lonely People
Jars Of Clay - Love Song For A Savior
Jars Of Clay - No One Loves Me Like You
Jars Of Clay - On Jordan's Stormy Banks
Jayhawks - Mr. Rain
Jethro Tull - Acres Wild
Jethro Tull - A Christmas Song
Jethro Tull - Dun Ringill
Jethro Tull - Fallen On Hard Times
Jethro Tull - Fat Man
Jethro Tull - Fire At Midnight
Jethro Tull - Flying Dutchman
Jethro Tull - Glory Row
Jethro Tull - Gold-Tipped Boots, Black Jacket and Tie
Jethro Tull - Inside
Jethro Tull - Jack In The Green
Jethro Tull - Love Story
Jethro Tull - Pine Martin's Jig
Jethro Tull - Roll Your Own
Jethro Tull - Slow Marching Band
Jethro Tull - Sparrow On The Schoolyard Wall
Jethro Tull - Tall Thin Girl
Jethro Tull - Warm Sporran
Jethro Tull – Weathercock
Elton John - Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters
Elton John - Holiday Inn
Elton John - Texan Love Story
Elton John - Ballad Of The Boy In The Red Shoes
Davy Johnstone - A Lark In The Morning With Mrs. McLeod
Davy Johnstone - A Lovely Day
Davy Johnstone - Janine
Davy Johnstone - Walking Out
Jokke & Valentinerne - Jeg Er Redd
John Paul Jones - Freedom Song
Sass Jordan - I Want To Believe
Milla Jovovich - Gentleman Who Fell
Milla Jovovich - It's Your Life
Milla Jovovich - Charlie
Milla Jovovich – Clock

Bap Kennedy - Dirty Old Town
The Kinks - Supersonic Rocket Ship
Cheri Knight - All Blue
Cheri Knight - Dar Glasgow
Cheri Knight - Northeast Kingdom
Cheri Knight - Rose In The Vine
Cheri Knight – Sweetheart

Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - Anymore For Anymore
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - Debris
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - Heard This One Before
Ronnie Lane's Slim Chance - How Come
Led Zeppelin - The Battle Of Evermore
Led Zeppelin – Black Country Woman
Led Zeppelin - Boogie With Stu
Led Zeppelin - Gallows Pole
Led Zeppelin - Going To California
Led Zeppelin - Hey, Hey, What Can I Do?
Led Zeppelin - That's The Way
Deke Leonard - Sharpened Claws
The Leopards - Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann
Gordon Lightfoot - Alberta Bound
David Lindley - The Turning Point
Little Village - Solar Sex Panel
Loggins & Messina - Be Free
Loggins & Messina - Brighter Days
Loggins & Messina - Watching The River Run
Nick Lowe - Jumbo Ark
Lynryd Skynyrd - Mississippi Kid

Taj Mahal - The Celebrated Walkin' Blues
John Martyn - Over The Hill
Paul McCartney - Dance Tonight
McGuiness-Flint - When I'm Dead And Gone
John Mellencamp - Small Town (acoustic version)
Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
Ministry - Reload
Keb Mo - Everything I Need
Morphine - In Spite Of Me
Van Morrison - I Want To Roo You
Van Morrison - Moonshine Whiskey
Mott The Hoople - I Wish I Was Your Mother
Shawn Mullins - Homemade Wine
Peter Mulvey - If Love Is Not Enough
Muse – Blackout

Nash The Slash - Guns And Sandwiches
Nash The Slash - I'll Wait For You
Nash The Slash and FM - Black Noise
North Mississippi Allstars - Used To Be

The O'Keanes - This Ain't Love
Mike Oldfield – Portsmouth
Mike Oldfield - Taurus
Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells
Joan Osborne - Can't Say No
Joan Osborne - Hallelujah In The City (mandola)
Joan Osborne - Saint Teresa

Paddy and The Rats - Off The Waggon
Paddy and The Rats - Paddy's Ballad
Paddy and The Rats - You Never Walk Alone
Page & Plant - Battle of Evermore
Page & Plant - Nobody's Fault But Mine
Alan Parsons Project – Pavane
Gram Parsons - Cash On The Barrelhead/Hickory Wind
Dave Pegg - Barnes Morris
A Perfect Circle - (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding
Tom Petty - It'll All Work Out
Robert Plant - Colors of a Shade
Robert Plant - If I Were A Carpenter
The Pogues – Sunny Side of The Street
Poison - Stand
Procol Harum - Grand Hotel

dorotik
May-30-2012, 12:22am
Q-Z

Gerry Rafferty - The Ark
Gerry Rafferty - Clear Day
Gerry Rafferty - Don't Give Up On Me
Gerry Rafferty - The Girl's Got No Confidence
Gerry Rafferty - It's Gonna Be A Long Night
Gerry Rafferty - Late Again
Gerry Rafferty - Why Won't You Talk To Me
Gerry Rafferty - Wrong Thinking
Bonnie Raitt - Cool Cool Water
Bonnie Raitt - Longing In Their Hearts
Bonnie Raitt – Louise
Bonnie Raitt - No Gettin' Over You
Bonnie Raitt - Your Sweet and Shining Eyes
Amy Ray - Johnny Rotten
Amy Ray - Let it Ring
Reckless Kelly - One False Move
Reckless Kelly - Ragged As The Road
Reckless Kelly - Wicked Twisted Road
R.E.M – Hairshirt
R.E.M – Half A World Away
R.E.M. – How The West Was Won
R.E.M - Losing My Religion
R.E.M - Mandolin Strum
R.E.M - Man On The Moon
R.E.M - Monty Got A Raw Deal
R.E.M. - Wrong Child
R.E.M. - You Are Everything
Chris Robinson - Barefoot By The Cherry Tree
Jerry Rockwell & Niles Hokkanen - Blues In D
The Rolling Stones - Factory Girl
The Rolling Stones - Love In Vain
Linda Ronstadt - Blue Bayou
Linda Ronstadt - Dreams Of The San Joaquin
Linda Ronstadt - Give Me A Reason
Arlen Roth - Paradise Blues
Rush - Half the World (mandola)

Seals and Crofts - Diamond Girl
Seals and Crofts - Ridin' Thumb
Seals and Crofts - Summer Breeze
Seals and Crofts - We May Never Pass This Way Again
Charlie Sexton - Probably Saved My Life
Shakira - Gypsy
Michele Shocked - The L&M don't stop here anymore
Michele Shocked - Memories Of East Texas
Sinnerboy - Goin' To My Hometown
The Smiths-Please Please Let Me Get What I Want
Sons of Sylvia - 50 Ways
Soundgarden - Ty Cobb
Spinal Tap - Stonehenge
Split Enz – Maybe
Split Enz - Matinee Idyll
Split Enz - Sweet Talking Spoon
Split Enz - Titus
Bruce Springteen – Atlantic City
Bruce Springteen - Glory Days
Bruce Springteen - Incident on 57th Street
Bruce Springteen - Into The Fire
Bruce Springteen - Maria's Bed
Bruce Springsteen – We Are Alive
Ringo Starr - Sunshine Life For Me
Steeleye Span - The Blacksmith
Steeleye Span - Cam Ye O'er Frae France
Steeleye Span - Gower Wassail
Steeleye Span - Lovely On The Water
Steeleye Span - One Misty Moisty Morning
Steeleye Span - Spotted Cow
Al Stewart - Road to Moscow
Rod Stewart – Farewell
Rod Stewart - Gasoline Alley
Rod Stewart - Leave Virginia Alone
Rod Stewart - Maggie May
Rod Stewart - Mandolin Wind
Rod Stewart - (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man
Sting - All This Time
Sting - Soul Cake
Styx - Boat On The River
Dave Swarbrick - Arthur McBride/Snug In A Blanket
Dave Swarbrick - Grey Daylight/The Hawk/The Ten Pound Fiddle
Dave Swarbrick - Hullichans'/Chorus Jig
Dave Swarbrick - It Suits Me Well
Dave Swarbrick - Jamaica/With All My Heart
Dave Swarbrick - Lift The Lid And Listen
Dave Swarbrick - Once I Loved A Maiden Fair
Dave Swarbrick - The Rakes of Sollohad
Dave Swarbrick - Sean O'Dwyer Of The Glen/The Hag With The Money/Sleepy Maggie
Dave Swarbrick - Sir Charles Coote/ Smiths
Dave Swarbrick - Lady In The Boat/Rosin The Bow/Timour The Tarter
Dave Swarbrick - Wat Ye Wha I Met The Streen/The Ribbons of the Redheaded Girl/Ril Gan Ainm
Dave Swarbrick - When The Battle Is Over
Dave Swarbrick - The White Cockade/Doc Boyd's Jig/Durham Rangers
Swingers - True Or False

Tea Party - Shadow On The Mountain Side
Tea Party - Sister Awake
Richard Thompson - Boomtown
Richard Thompson - Business on You
Richard Thompson - Fully Qualified To Be Your Man
Richard Thompson - The Guernsey Kitchen Porter
Richard Thompson - Harry's Theme
Richard Thompson - Keep Your Distance
Richard Thompson - The Little Beggar Girl
Richard Thompson - Missie How You Let Me Down
Richard Thompson - One Door Opens
Richard Thompson - Outside Of The Inside
Richard Thompson - The Poor Boy Is Taken Away
Richard Thompson - Put Your Trust In Me
Richard Thompson - Rockin' In Rhythm
Richard Thompson - Roll Up
Richard Thompson - Sights And Sounds of London Town
Richard Thompson - Smiffey's Glass Eye
Richard Thompson - Watching the Dark Knife-Edge
Richard Thompson - When I Get To The Border
Toad The Wet Sprocket - Walk on the Ocean
Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - April Fool
The Tragically Hip - Thompson Girl
The Traveling Wilburys - If You Belonged To Me

U2 - White As Snow
The Ukranians - Pretty Vacant

Eddie Vedder - Rise
Suzanne Vega - Last Year's Troubles
Suzanne Vega - (I'll Never Be) Your Maggie May

Butch Walker - Bodegas and Blood
Butch Walker - The Closest Thing to You I'm Gonna Find
Butch Walker - Dublin Crow
Butch Walker - Going Back/Going Home
Butch Walker - Synthesizers (banjolin)
Butch Walker - That Side of You
Butch Walker - The 3 Kids In Brooklyn
Wally - Sunday Walking Lady
The Waterboys - Crown
The Waterboys - Falls On London
The Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues
The Waterboys - Further Up, Further In
The Waterboys - How Long Will I Love You
The Waterboys - In Search Of The Rose
The Waterboys - The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
The Waterboys - Song From The End Of The World
The Waterboys - We Are Jonah
Weezer - Hold On
The White Stripes - Little Ghost
The Who – Mike Post Theme
The Who- Two Thousand Years
Widespread Panic - Pickin' Up The Pieces
Wilco - Blue Eyed Soul
Jesse Winchester - Yankee Lady
Johnny Winter - Bad Luck And Trouble
Johnny Winter - I'm Not Sure
Johnny Winter - Too Much Seconal
Steve Winwood - Back In The High Life Again
Steve Winwood- Slowdown Sundown
Woods Band - As I Roved Out (mandola)
Woods Band - Noisey Johnny (mandola)

Yes - In The Presence Of
Yes - Wonderous Stories
Yes – I’ve Seen All Good People

Frank Zappa - We Are Not Alone

journeybear
May-30-2012, 12:53am
Thanks for doing that. Welcome to the Café! :mandosmiley: The alpha breaks are a nice touch, too. It crossed my mind a little while ago it was getting to be time for an update, the halfway point of the year coming up - this is such a large file I think it's best to update only periodically. Glad to see someone else is willing to step up and do some grunt work. However, there are a bunch of contributions that have come in since the last update (posts #189-190) that need to be rolled in as well. I know - it's a pretty thankless task ... but hey, I did thank you. ;) And welcome you, if a bit belatedly. :)

jdyoungca
Jun-02-2012, 6:48pm
You can also add "Workin' Them Angels" by Rush, which features a Mandolin lead part in the instrumental break. The part is written for mandolin, but when I saw it played live Alex Lifeson was using a Mandola capo'ed at the 7th fret, which would move everything up a 5th and make it essentially a Mandolin as far as tuning goes.

Jeff

Ed Goist
Jun-02-2012, 10:03pm
"Alone Without You" by The Nightwatchman (Tom Morello)
He mentioned the video below in his most recent YouTube Q&A (yesterday) as being his favorite video of all those he's made (all bands!).

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RocklickerSA
Jun-08-2012, 7:05am
OK so this conversation is about 6 years old but I reckon the list must include the wonderful Pussy Willow by Jethro Tull (check the you tube video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWavcYCKwcA) and also Rise by Eddie Vedder. Speaking of Jethro Tull, I think the mandolin features on many of their wonderful acoustic songs, and there is even a song bemoaning the theft of one of the members mandolins on tour (Big Riff and the Mando).

RocklickerSA
Jun-08-2012, 7:20am
I'm not actually sure that all the JT songs on the list actually do feature mandolin but perhaps I just haven't listened properly (Dun Ringill? really). Anyway, my choices would be Acres Wild, Weathercock (both of which I'm pretty sure do use mandolin and both of which pass as good songs also), but the best is missing from the list - Pussy Willow. There are some good you tube videos of Ian playing the mandolin and singing this song. Interestingly, I'm not so sure the studio album version does use mandolin - if its there its hiding behind louder instruments.

journeybear
Jun-08-2012, 8:09am
Hey now and welcome to the Café!

This thread may indeed have begun six years ago but it is being kept alive by a lot of people with a lot of diverse backgrounds and a lot of diverse musical tastes and experience. Also, by the fact that rock and roll will never die. ;) Hey hey my my! My main contribution is organization, which is more grunt work than knowledge. I have no idea what most of these songs are - no one person does, unless they have an enormous collection - and am going on faith much of the time. Faith is defined as believe without proof, and I am taking people at their word most of the time. And also erring on the side of inclusion. So there may well be some songs on the list that don't belong, but as far as I'm concerned they should stay unless verified otherwise. I think this is about studio recordings rather than live, so unless someone posts otherwise, I will include that even though I haven't heard it when I do the semi-annual update end of the month. And Rise is on the list. Scan through posts #225-227 for the most recent version.

Keep 'em coming, boys and girls! And keep mando rocking in the free world! :mandosmiley:

journeybear
Jun-08-2012, 8:45am
Oh, and FWIW & BTW - I am considering starting a page at wikipedia for this, after the next update. Might as well make this oh-so-fascinating information available for all. I've done a goodly amount of editing there but never started a page, so this ought to be, um, fun - yeah, that's it. ;) If anyone has been down that road before, please PM me with tips. Also, I'd like to hear suggestions for an image to use, something emblematic. If you have, or see while surfing, something you think would be just the thing, please post it. And if things get out of hand - again, just PM me. I know - asking for random contributions from this bunch of wankers - what could go wrong? :confused: :grin: :whistling:

artilleryo
Jun-10-2012, 10:40pm
Tori Amos' Cornflake Girl has a mandolin intro.

billkilpatrick
Jun-11-2012, 12:33pm
listening to the 1979 "tusk" album by fleetwood mac (current, i ain't.) someone (buckingham?) plays mandolin on several tracks. interesting album - didn't know "sara" was on it - gave me goosebumps:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYUT0if_P_M

lukmanohnz
Jul-17-2012, 2:23pm
Amazingly I didn't see Loggins & Messina mentioned.....
Be Free & Brighter Days on Mother Lode and Watching The River Run on Full Sail....

Be Free just popped up on my iPod in the car at lunch. Wow - what a beautiful use of mandolin in a pop/rock tune! It's great to stumble across a gem like this after literally decades since I last heard the tune (and nearly as many years before I took up the instrument). I was a huge L&M fan back in the 70's, but have barely listened to them since my vinyl collection was sent out to the garage to collect dust many years ago. I still have all those old records - can't seem to part with them. I will have to review the lists in this thread more carefully and see what other mandolin-rich tunes are languishing in my old vinyl collection.

crowpicker
Jul-27-2012, 12:05pm
I've been following this thread for awhile so here's my two cents worth...
Blind Melon - Change
Sonny Landreth - She Left Me a Mule

Go the Biff
Sep-14-2012, 12:16am
I guess this won’t be familiar to anyone north of Darwin but what the heck. Music is music.

Got a mandolin a week ago. Was messing round with some basic chords when a long dormant memory resurfaced

“Gypsy Queen” by Country Radio back in 1972
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9MhOEc7Zc8&feature=related

This version has no video but the audio is much better, especially for hearing mandolin in the mix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVKO2bEPfPk&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVKO2bEPfPk&feature=related

Another (more recent) Australian band, Weddings Parties Anything used mandolin in tracks such as “Manana, Manana”, “Never Again” “Step In Step Out”and “Hug My Back”
They also employed mandolin on their covers of Dylan’s “If You Gotta Go” and The Triffids “Wide Open Road”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nz34RTSJRs

Weddoes singer/songwriter Mick Thomas performing “Hug My Back” solo with mando. Recorded with what appears to be an early phone camera
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE0aJ1A9RcM

I’ll leave others to decide whether these should be added to the list

catmandu2
Nov-03-2012, 9:34pm
Better add:

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Ed Goist
Nov-10-2012, 1:28am
Little Hurricane, Give 'em Hell
This I love!

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Rosemary Philips
Nov-10-2012, 9:01am
Another Indigo Girls song is Second Time Around.

joshtree
Nov-16-2012, 2:58pm
The Lumineers use mando pretty regularly Stubborn Love is my new fav.

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Raggle Taggle
Nov-16-2012, 3:55pm
From Joan Armatrading's stunning 1976 debut: "Somebody Who Loves You"

Ophelia
Nov-28-2012, 7:13am
"Stealing" by Gavin DeGraw also has some subtle mandolin in the chorus. It starts at 2:20


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9lyrI9kYmg&feature=related

gauze
Nov-29-2012, 12:13pm
Warren Zevon-Networking
Warren Zevon - Nobody's in love this year

Raggle Taggle
Nov-29-2012, 12:34pm
How about a little industrial-post rock?
For those that can not stand the entire opus, the mando starts at about 8:45 ~:>

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Pasha Alden
Dec-02-2012, 1:22pm
Hi this is one of the most interesting forums. Agreed. Way too little rock with mandolin. Tried to look for some of the tracks you mentioned, that of Heart, Alan Parsons Project and Mike Oldfield. Still hunting. Thanks for a wonderful forum and a horizon widening post

Pasha Alden
Dec-02-2012, 1:27pm
Hi apologies if I missed anything, but I have a version of 99 by Toto, beautiful live version where the mando is played. Absolutely love mandolin rain by bruce Hornsby. Have a live version of it and just love that mandolin solo. Best Vanillamandolin

Pasha Alden
Dec-03-2012, 10:16am
Hi the Hooters? Yep. Thought I spotted mando in "and we danced". You have confirmed it. Best Vanillamandolin