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Capitol/EMI Latino

Los Dos Gilbertos,

1994

H2-7243-8-31462-2-2

Live

DMM 1149 (Capitol/

The Hometown Boys,

1994

EMI Latino)

Live

Fonovisa Tejano 12001

Annette Y Axxion,
Llama Equivocada

1995

Fonovisa Tejano 12005

David Olivares Y XS,
Aqui Esta

1995

DMM 2002

The Hometown Boys,
Mire Amigo

1995

Fonovisa Tejano 14002

Elsa Garcia,
Tu Solamente Tu

1995

Fonovisa Tejano

David Olivares Y XS,
Amiga Mia

1996

Fonovisa Tejano 12016

Los Dos Gilbertos,
La Gata Blanca

1996

DMM 1201

The Hometown Boys,
Dos Cosas

1996

Fonovisa Tejano 12012

Annette Y Axxion,
Dejame Vivir

1996

DMM 9551

The Hometown Boys,
Eres Mia

1997

DMM 1997

Angel Flores,
El Firi Firi

1998

DMM 1998

Los Vencedores,
Esquinas del Frente

1998

DMM 9679

The Hometown Boys,
Como Nunca

1998

DMM 7243

Various Artists,
Tejano Treasures

1999

DMM 1999 (EMI-Fonovisa)

The Hometown Boys,
Vestida de Blanco

1999

DMM 1946

The Hometown Boys & Friends,
Country and More
1999

DMM 4001

The Hometown Boys,
Luces de New York

1999/2000

DMM 0104

Los Monarcas,
Como Quisiera

2000

DMM 5653

Los Pekadorez,
Recuerdos de Ti

2000

DMM 1900

Los Vencedores,
Eres Toda Una Mujer

2000

DMM 4004

The Hometown Boys,
Puro Tesoro

2000

DMM [?]

Los Fantasmas Del Valle,

2000

Bellos Recuerdos de Los Fantasmas

DMM 1346

David DeAnda Y La Ley,
La Chancla

2000

DMM 1996

The Hometown Boys & Friends,
Puras Polkas

2000

DMM 5614

Los Yoyo’s,
Mi Unico Camino

2000

DMM [?]

The Hometown Boys & Los Dos Gilbertos,

2000

Live: Mano a Mano
[originally recorded in 1994]

DMM 2000

The Hometown Boys,
Ten Years/Diez Años

2000

DMM 1463

Los Dos Gilbertos,
Y Sus Rancheras

2001

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XXII. Heart Music

Long-play albums/CDs produced at SugarHill Studios, 1989–2000

HMEA 001LP

Erich Avinger,
Heart Magic

1989

HMEA 002CD

Erich Avinger,
Sí

1991

HMTC 021

Tony Campise,
First Takes

1990

HM 004

Tony Campise,
Once in a Blue Moon

1992

HM 005

Tony Campise,
Ballads, Blues and Bebop

1993

HM 006

Tony Campise,
Ballads, Blues, Bebop and Beyond

1994

HM/Taff ord Music

Joe Locascio,

1996

791481234625

A Charmed Life

HM 020

Elias Haslanger,
For the Moment

1997

HM 0020600182

Joe Locascio,
Home

1997

HM 000206001726

Elias Haslanger,
Kicks Are for Kids

1998

HM 023

Erich Avinger,
Poets, Misfi ts, Beggars, and Shamans

2000

XXIII. Justice Records

Long-play albums/CDs produced at (or recorded at

performance site by) SugarHill Studios, 1989–1997

JR 801012

Kellye Gray,
Standards in Gray

1989

JR 0201-2

Sebastian Whittaker,
First Outing

1990

JR 0301-2

Harry Sheppard,
Viva Brazil

1990

JR 0401-2

David Catney,
First Flight

1990

JR 0601-2

Wendi Slaton,
Turn Around and Look

1990

JR 1001-2

Herb Ellis,
Roll Call

1991

JR 0302-2

Harry Sheppard,
This-a-Way That-a-Way

1991

JR 0502-2

Various Artists,

1991

Just Friends: A Gathering in Tribute to Emily Remler, Vol. One

JR 0701-2

Stefan Karlsson,
Room 292

1991

JR 0503-2

Various Artists,
Just Friends: A Gathering in Tribute to

1991

Emily Remler, Vol. Two

JR 0702-2

Stefan Karlsson,
The Road Not Taken

1991

JR 0202-2

Sebastian Whittaker & The Creators,
Searchin’ for the Truth

1991

JR 0801-2

King & Moore,
Impending Bloom

1991

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JR 0402-2

Dave Catney,
Jade Visions

1991

JR 0002-2

Various Artists,
Justice Records Sampler: The First Year

1992

JR 1201-2

Tab Benoit,
Nice and Warm

1992

JR 0203-2

Sebastian Whittaker & The Creators,
One for Bu

1992

JR 0602-2

Wendi Slaton,
Back Here Again

1992

JR 1401-2

David Rice,
Orange Number Eight

1992

JR 0802-2

King & Moore,
Potato Radio

1992

JR 0003

Various Artists,
Strike a Deep Chord: Blues Guitar for the Homeless

1993

JR 0703-2

Stefan Karlsson,
Below Zero

1993

JR 0006-2

Various Artists,
Hellhole

1994

JR 0204-2

Sebastian Whittaker & The Creators,
The Valley of the Kings

1995

JR [?]

David Catney,
Reality Road

1994

JR 1003-2

Herb Ellis,
Down Home

1996

JR 0304-2

Harry Sheppard,
Standards Unleashed

1997

JR 1204-2

Tab Benoit,
Live: Swampland Jam

1997

AE 8802-2

The Road Kings,
Live at the Satellite Lounge

1997

[site performance recorded by SugarHill Studios]

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appendix d

Chronology of Gold Star/

SugarHill Engineers

1941–1963,
Bill Quinn (owner)

1974–1976,
Pat Brady

1963–1964,
Walt Andrus

1975–1981,
Mickey Moody

1961–1964,
Dan Puskar

1977–1979,
Carlton Blake

1963–1967,
Bert Frilot

1981–1984,
Lonnie Wright

1963–1967,
J. L. Patterson

1982–1986,
Lindon Hudson

1964,
Jack Clement

1982–1984,
Jack Duncan

1964–1965,
Doyle Jones

1984–present,
Andy Bradley (co-owner)

1964–1967,
Louis Stevenson

1986–1993,
Rod Thibault

1964–1966,
Robert Lurie

1987–1992,
J. R. Griffi

th

1965–1966,
Bill Holford

1988–1990,
Bill Holford

1965–1966,
Gaylan Shelby

1989–1990,
James Grosso

1966–1969,
Jim Duff

1991–1998,
Steve Lanphier

1967–1968,
Dennis Trocmet

1994–2000,
Ramon Morales

1968–1969,
Fred Carroll

1994–present,
Dan Workman (co-owner)

1968–1969,
Hank Poole

1994–2007,
Rodney Meyers (co-owner)

1970–1971,
Kurt Linhof

2000–present,
Steve Christensen

1970–1971,
Dennis Bledsoe

2001–present,
John Griffi

n

1972–1986,
Huey P. Meaux (owner)

2000–2003,
Michael Martin

1972,
Mike Taylor

2004–2007,
Leigh Crane

1972–1974,
Dennis “Crash” Collins

2004–present,
Josh Applebee

1972–1974,
Hank Lam

2004–2008,
James Garlington

1972–1973,
Roger Harris

2004–present,
Tyson Sheth

1972–1976,
Robert Evans

2005–2006,
Heba Kadry

1973–1976,
Gaylan Shelby

2008–present,
Chris Longwood

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