Roger Brainard
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Roger Brainard An Indie American musician with roots in Appalachian and Southern cultures. Brainard's career has taken him from studio guitarist/producer to collaborations and performances with artists worldwide including Angie Aparo, Caroline Aiken, Ivory Coast's Alpha Blondy band, Liberia's MEDUSA, ELEPHANT's GERALD and Theabis Debris.
Discography[edit]
'Karis Records'
BAND - Red Bartlett Band
'I'm Getting’ Ready' (1982)
'They're Watchin’ You' (1982)
BAND - Brainard Bryson & McCrary'
“We Gotta Stop Meeting Like This” (1982)
RUFF RECORDS
BAND - I-RONS -
'Out Cast' (1983)
'Hey Maria' (1983)
'I Mort a Warning' (1983)
'rrrrrrecords'
BAND - Elephant’s Gerald
'Gone Again' (1996)
'Three on a Match' (1997)
'2 man junk slide' (2000)
'1999 live' (duh)
'the 11' (2001)
'HEALING' best of (2009)
'Sanctuary Much (2015)
'Broke Down Cadillac' (single 2019)
'Happens All the Time' (single 2019)
'Last Man Riding in the Rodeo' (single (2019)
'Superman' (single 2019)
'Fire in the Hole' (single 2019)
BAND - ROGER BRAINARD
'FEW WORDS' (2009)
'SERVANT of the Most High God' (2010)
'RED GREEN BLUE' (early 2012)
'STiLL' (mid-2012)
'Blue Ocean Moon Dream' (single 2012)
'OFF THE GRID' (single 2012)
'Golden Road' (single 2012)
'Footprints on the Moon' (single 2012)
'Whales on the Radar' 2013
'SIGNAL' 2014
'Eat the Soap' single 2015
'Footprints on the Moon' 2015
'Hard Life' (single 2019)
'Palaver' (single 2019)
'Angelina' (single 2020)
' Producer
Artist - Theabis Debris
'I'll Play the Blues for You' Album 2015
'To Be Free' (single)
'I don't think you know that you're Stupid' (single)
'Death came by to see me yesterday' (single)
'Muddin in the company Truck'(single)
'This time and one more will make two' (single)
'Can't be Good' (single)
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