Some of Bonnie's best work is scattered thinly over a wide ranging selection of albums from the last 35 years or so.

Only original recordings are included in the list below, which is arranged alphabetically, by name of the main artist(s). Subsequent compilations and reissues of the same material, e.g. "Best Of..." albums, are ignored.

Some of these tracks wouldn't be out of place on one of Bonnie's solo albums. Collect a few and you can soon

make up a very worthwhile compilation album of your own. Other songs include strong duetting, or lead vocal duties for other artists. Yet others come with a mention of Bonnie on the album credits but truth be told, you really can't tell it's Bonnie singing.

The comments below are offered primarily as an initial guide to the extent and nature of Bonnie's contribution to each album. Further information and views are most welcome!

THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND

Enlightened Rogues

1979

"Crazy Love" - a duet from the honourary Allman Sister.

Bonnie toured with the Brothers in 1979 and put in some powerful perforances of this song, along with others such as "Midnight Rider" and the climax to most shows, "Will The Circle Be Unbroken".

DUANE ALLMAN

Anthology Vol. II

1974

GREGG ALLMAN

One More Try: An Anthology

1997

"Can't Lose What You Never Had" - an intimate, plaintive, soulful, demo from 1975.

This was one of many special treats on an outstanding, soulful collection of mainly unreleased material from brother Gregg.

MARC BENNO

Ambush

1972

DICKEY BETTS & GREAT SOUTHERN

Atlanta's Burnin' Down

1978

"Mr. Bluesman" - a slow, melodic ballad, with Bonnie duetting in fine form.

(See Billy Ray Reynold's album below for the story on the title track).

ELVIN BISHOP

Rock My Soul

1972

KAREN BROOKS

Walk On

1982

T.Graham Brown

The Next Right Thing

2003

JIMMY BUFFETT

One Particular Harbour

1983

ERIC CLAPTON

Eric Clapton

1970

LEE CLAYTON

Lee Clayton

1973

JOE COCKER

Joe Cocker!

1969

Bonnie is in the small choir which adds a lot to the sound on some tracks. This is a team perormance and it's dificult to identify Bonnie individually.

Classic early Cocker from Woodstock year.

JOE COCKER

Stingray

1976

"Worrier" - a slow, melodic duet, with Eric Clapton adding some tasteful accompaniment on guitar.

Joe was in bad shape during the most of the seventies but still managed to deliver a series of excellent albums, including this one here. Consistently working with top rate musicians, Joe's studio work was often underrated because of erratic stage performances.

RITA COOLIDGE

Inside The Fire

1984

RITA COOLIDGE

Fire Me Back

1990

"Fire Me Back" - not prominent.

RITA COOLIDGE

Love Lessons

1993

TAZ DI GREGORIO

Midnight In Savannah

2000

STEVE CROPPER

Night After Night

1982

CHARLIE DANIELS

Road Dogs

1999

CHARLIE DANIELS

How Sweet the Sound: 25 Favorite Hymns and Gospel Greats

2001

WILLIE DEVILLE

Backstreets Of Desire

1994

JOE ENGLISH

Lights In The World

1980

JOE ENGLISH

The Best Is Yet To Come

1985

BRIAN EVANS

Emotional Man

1997

THE EVERLY BROTHERS

Stories We Could Tell

1972

Backing, not prominent.

Recorded at John Sebastian's house.

DANNY FLOWERS

Forbidden Fruits And Vegetables

2000

DON FRANSISCO

The Traveller

1982

Backing vocals for Christian lyrics with a rock 'n' roll sound.

"The Lord And I Together"

"If You Ain't Gonna Sing"

TERRI GARRISON

The Eyes

2003

"Wise Up Woman" - slow burning blues duet.

Download an mp3 of the track at http://www.terigarrison.com/.

GRINDERSWITCH

Unfinished Business

1994

Recorded in 1977, this was to be the follow up to "Redwing" but then came DISCO. With guest appearances by Bonnie Bramlett and The Muscle Shoals horns this album is the most Soulful of all Grinderswitch releases. It also includes bonus track "Wheel of Fortune".

(The above comment comes from the Grinderswitch store at http://www.grinderswitch.com/index.php?action=store).

JIM HALL

Touch You

1980

EMMYLOU HARRIS

White Shoes

1983

LEVON HELM

Levon Helm

1978

Shooter Jennings

Electric Rodeo

2006

JOHN LENNON

Sometime In New York City

1969

Bonnie is completely lost in the background on two live tracks.

The album was released with a "free" bonus disc containing a live medley of Lennon's "Cold Turkey" and Ono's "Don't Worry Kyoko," from an anti-war rally at the Lyceum in London with George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Delaney & Bonnie and other friends.

DOUG KERSHAW

Flip Flop Fly

1977

KUNIO KISHIDA

Swamp Waters

2002

LITTLE FEAT

Dixie Chicken

1973

LITTLE FEAT

Shake Me Up

1991

NILS LOFGREN

Everybreath

1993

4 songs with lead vocals - excellent!

Nils shows he can do bluesy slide with a gospel feel and turns in a soundtrack album that stands up well without the film. Bonnie is given plenty of place to shine and she... shines. The other tracks are good too but Bonnie's are:

"Tender Love" (8:40)

"No Tomorrow" (6:30)

"Tryin' Not To Fall" (4:25)

"Fallen Into His Hands" (8:45)

LARRY VAN LOON

Midnight in KC

1999

JOE MAPHIS

Flat-Picking Spectacular

1982

DAVE MASON

Alone Together

1970

DELBERT McCLINTON

Second Wind

1978

DELBERT McCLINTON

Jealous Kind

1980

DELBERT McCLINTON

Plain From The Heart

1980

THE MIGHTY JEREMIAHS

2005

Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie, Jeff Beck) and Greg Martin (Kentucky Headhunters) started this project, with guests including Bonnie Bramlett, Phil Keaggy and more. A dose of bluesy gospel, with a mix of traditional and original songs, delivered in a no nonsense manner. The mood ranges from Elmore James with attitude to delicate accoustic picking and mostly comes with a deffinite edge. A natural setting for Bonnie's voice on a few numbers.

See and hear at http://www.mightyjeremiahs.com/.

ESSRA MOHAWK

You’re Not Alone

2003

DON NIX & FRIENDS

Going Down: The Songs Of Don Nix

2002

Four songs with great lead lines by Bonnie, plus others on backing vocals.

Newly recorded but reminiscent of the best of what Don Nix got up to in the seventies, this time with support from an impressive roster of friends, including Bobby Whitlock on tasteful Hammond, Dann Pen and Steve Cropper. A love and feel for the music proves more important than tight vocal harmonies on this highly enjoyable album, which also seems to have Bonnie in her element.

OLD UNION

Forgiveness Or Permission

2003

LEE ROY PARNELL

Tell The Truth

2001

STEVE POULIOT

In Trouble Again

1999

"All Night Long" - backing vocals on this rock 'n' roller.

Listen to it at http://www.electricearl.com/steve.html.

PUBLIC IMAGE LTD

That What Is Not

1992

REDBONE

Beaded Dreams Through Turquoise Eye

1974

LUKE REED

Corridos

2000

BILLY RAY REYNOLDS

Whole Lot Of Memories

2002

"Number One Thrill" - driving, mid tempo, bluesy country duet with slide guitar accompaniment.

(The album also includes a version of "Atlanta's Burnin' Down", which Billy relates "is probably my best known tune. After going to see the movie, "Gone With The Wind", I stopped my car about three blocks from the theatre and that's where it was written").

RANDY RICHARDS

If You've Ever Loved

DANN ROGERS

Hearts Under Fire

1978

LEON RUSSELL

Leon Russell

1970

EARL SCRUGGS

Rocking Across The Country

1973

EARL SCRUGGS

Anniversary Special

1975

EARL SCRUGGS

Superjammin'

1984

BILLY JOE SHAVER

Honky Tonk Heroes

1994

Bonnie joins in with some brief wailing on "Ain't No God In Mexico". Typical BJS, typically good.

Originally released on the 1976 Capricorn album, "When I Get My Wings", then on the CD compilation shown oposite.

THE SKEETERS

The Skeeters

2003

"Can't Get No Lovin" - a raucous duet.

Hear it at http://www.theskeeters.com/downloads.html.

CARLY SIMON

No Secrets

1972

"Night Owl" - lost in the background.

Plus others?

ADRIAN SNELL

The Virgin: A Dramatic Rock Opera

1981

Bonnie features as Elizabeth in "What a Love!" (to confirm).

SPOONFUL JAMES

Seven Mile Breakdown

2002

JO-EL SONNIER & FRIENDS

The L.A. Sessions

2002

MICHAEL BUFFALO SMITH

Southern Lights

2002

"Perhaps Smith's biggest coup... was enlisting the services of Bonnie Bramlett. In addition to providing backup vocals on several songs, the legendary singer joins Smith for a scorching duet on the torch ballad, "I Don't Want to Say Goodbye." (Russell Hall - Goldmine Magazine). Listen and/or download at www.michaelbuffalo.com/music.html.

"Hooker's Boogie", a John Lee tribute groove, is another song where Bonnie can be clearly heard getting into the mood. Find this one at http://millkidsmusic.com/millkids/songwriters.html.

DAVID SPINOZA

Spinoza

1978

GARY STEWART

Cactus And A Rose

1980

RUSS TAFF

Walls Of Glass

1983

TALTON, STEWART & SANDLIN

Happy To Be Alive

1976

Backing, not prominent.

An enticing colletion of names from the Capricorn family of musicians.

ROD TAYLOR

Rod Taylor

1973

HANK THOMPSON

Real Thing

1997

DORIS TROY

Doris Troy

1970

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Medicine Ball Caravan (soundtrack)

1971

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Catch My Soul

1974

"Chug A Lug (The Drinking Song)".

Soundtrack album also includes two tracks by Delaney Bramlett plus others by Tony Joe White, Richie Havens, Susan Tyrell and Lance le Gault.

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Straight Southern Rock

1976

Three album tracks from "Lady's Choice" ("Ain't That Lovin' You Baby", "Think (About It)" and "You Send Me")..

This £1 Capricorn sampler LP came out with three more tracks from Grinderswitch and a full side from the Marshall Tucker Band, to coincide with those artists' joint European tour.

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Hotels, Motels and Road Shows

1978

"Superstar" - fine live performance with Grinderswitch from Glasgow, Scotland in 1976.

In 2003, the Marshall Tucker Band sudenly released "Stompin' Room Only", a live recording taken mainly from the UK leg of this European tour. Where, we need to know, are the fuller recordings of Bonnie's sets?!

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Havana Jam

1979

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Blaze

1990

Three excellent short tracks recorded under the name of Bonnie Sheridan for the soundtrack of this Paul Newman film. The rest of the album is good too, with an orchestra drawing on some southern music as it was before rock and roll came along.

"The Next Time You See Me" (2.21)

"Jambalaya" (1.26)

"When The Saints Go Marching" (0.38)

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Margaritaville Cafe Late Night Menu

1993

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Songs of Dwight Yoakim: Will Sing For Food

1998

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Love: John Lennon Forever

1994

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Volunteer Jam, Vol. One

1999

"Can't You See" - rather lost in the crowd with the Marshall Tucker Band and other guests, live in 1978.

VARIOUS ARTISTS

(Theme song for Paralympics, Sydney)

2000

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Long Play Country Gospel

1991

"I Keep Falling In Love With Him / His Name Is Jesus".

First appeared on Maranatha label's 1982 "Country Praise (God Loves Country Music No. 2)" album. The compilation CD shown here picks up Bonnie's song and others from this and one or two other Maranatha releases, as did the 1997 2CD compilation "God's Country Western".

Here's a clip from "I Keep Falling In Love With Him", sung pretty straight (last song on the album).

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Jambodians

2003

"Takin' Back My Name" and, "My Life Used To Be Like An Old Cheap Bottle Of Wine" include Bonnie on this sampler.

Bonnie lends a hand to the Christian-blues-rock project featuring Gregg Martin (Kentucky Headhunters) and Jimmy Hall (see The Mighty Jeramiahs above).

See http://www.mightyjeremiahs.com/ for clips of all songs on the full album (which doesn't include "Takin' Back My Name").

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Testifying

2004

"Where's Eddie" - solo track, a fine slow ballad tribute to the late singer, songwriter and guitaist Eddie Hinton.

Recorded at the beginning of 2004, this album also features strong individual solo tracks by Tony Joe White, Donnie Fritts, George Soule and Larry Jon Wilson, with support from the pick of Muscle Shoals based (or related) session players. Good songs and grooves from masters of their craft. Produced by Dan Penn.

Follow the feature archives link at the bottom of www.casuallondon.com for a short interview with Bonnie about this album and about working with Eddie.

VARIOUS ARTISTS

Mad Dogs & Okies

2005

"Make Your Move" - a lively solo track, so good they added a "revisited" version at the end of the album!

Jamie Oldaker's imaginative selection of artists with some kind of Tulsa connection works a treat. The better known names don't dissappoint and the others pleasantly surprise. Duane Allman once said there were only two kinds of music. This comes in the "good" category.

VARIOUS ARTISTS

An All Star Tribute To Shania Twain

2005

"Honey I'm Home" - assertive solo track.

VARIOUS ARTISTS

A T.Rex Named Sue

2005

"Sue’s Chicago Blues" (Bonnie Bramlett & Joe Bonamassa) - strong bluesy solo track in the middle of an unusual but enjoyable project, with spoken links between the tracks by Al Jarreau .

The album includes a variety of musical styles in celebration of the story of Sue (the most intact Tyrannosaurus Rex ever) and her 5th birthday at The Field Museum, Chicago.

JERRY JEFF WALKER

Reunion

1981

HANK WILLIAMS JNR.

Born To Boogie

1987

TIM WILSON

I Should've Married My Father-In-Law

2001

DWIGHT YOAKIM

A Long Way Home

1998

Bonnie shares female background and harmony vocals with Beth Anderson on this pleasant, twangy offering from Dwight. Deffinitely a background support role here and not immediatey obvious when it's Bonnie or Beth joining in.

ZOO

Shakin' The Cage

1992

Mick Fleetwood's side band included Delaney & Bonnie on "In Your Hands"... but sadly, you can't really tell. Daughter Bekka was Zoo's lead singer, supported by Billy Burnette (who would later play with Bekka in Fleetwood Mac and on their own album, "Bekka And Billy"). Further support and continuity from Kenny Gradney, Little Feat bassist and one time member of Delaney & Bonnie and Friends.