Album Credits

Below are listed some of the many recording sessions where Charlie McCoy has appeared. To listen and purchase CDs that Charlie has played on, simply select an artist who is similar to your own style and project. Then click on the links, give Charlie a listen on the clips at Amazon.com, buy the CDs to learn more about Charlie's playing; and then hire Charlie McCoy, so that you can describe the sound, feel and groove you need for him to supply; to add to the magic of your recording project.

Recordings as a Studio Musician On Harmonica
Elvis Presley	7 movie soundtracks, single records: "Big Boss Man", "High Heel Sneakers"
Bob Dylan	5 albums Harmonica on "Obviously Five Believers"
Perry Como	"Dream On Little Dreamer", "Seattle"
Simon and Garfunkle	"The Boxer"
Paul Simon	"Papa Hobo"
Manhattan Transfer	"Love For Sale"
Ann Margret	"I Just Don't Understand"
Peter, Paul & Mary	"Album 17"
Roy Orbison	"Candy Man", "Blue Bayou"
Patti Page	"Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte""
Steve Miller Band	"Going Back To The Country"
Nancy Sinatra	"Jackson"
Ringo Starr	Album: "Beaucoup of Blues"
Gordon Lightfoot	"Canadian Railroad Trilogy"
Conway Twitty	"Play, Guitar Play"
Johnny Cash	"Orange Blossom Special", "It Ain't Me Babe"
Vince Gill	"Christmas Won't be The Same This Year"
Alabama	"Tar Top"
Barbara Mandrell	"I Was Country, When Country Wasn't Cool"
Johnny Paycheck	"Take This Job And Shove It", "Slide Off Of Your Satin Sheets"
Tom T. Hall	"Old Dogs, Children, And Watermelon Wine", "I Love"
Bobby Bare	"Five Hundred Miles"
Dolly Parton	"My Tennessee Mountain Home"
Loretta Lynn	"When The Tingle Becomes A Chill"
Flatt and Scruggs	Album: "Times, They Are A 'Changing"
Osborn Brothers	"Midnight Flyer"
Doc Watson	Album with Flatt and Scruggs
George Jones	"He Stopped Loving Her Today"
Steve Wariner	"Tennessee Christmas"
Ronnie Milsap	"I Wouldn't Have Missed It For The World"
Tanya Tucker	"Delta Dawn", "What's Your Mama's Name", "Blood Red And Going Down"
Anne Murray	"I'm In Love With You"
Jerry Lee Lewis	"What Made Milwaukee Famous"
Waylon Jennings	"Only Daddy That'll Walk The Line", "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"
Jim Ed Brown	"Southern Loving"
Chet Atkins	"Chet Picks On The Beatles", "Superpickers"
Marie Osmond	"Paper Roses"
Ray Stevens	"The Streak"
Sammy Kershaw	"Tatoo"
Rodney Crowell	"Candy Man"
Other Artists Recordings as a Studio Musician On Harmonica
Willie Nelson, Pam Tillis, Joan Baez, Patsy Cline, Merle Haggard, Roy Clark, Charley Pride, Tammy Wynette, Eddy Arnold, Bill Anderson, Johnny Rodriguez, Brook Benton, Carl Perkins, Johnny Tillotson, The Statler Brothers, The Oak Ridge Boys, Eddie Hodges, Buffy St. Marie, Vicki Carr, Tony Martin, Billy Daniels, Cliff Richard, Eddy Mitchell (France), John Brock (Switzerland), Tom Astor (Germany), Anthony Ventura (Germany), Linda Feller (Germany), Country Rose (Germany), Hiroshi Asada (Japan), Johnny Sanda (Japan), Kenji Nagatomi (Japan), Jodle Birge (Denmark), Sos Fenger (Denmark) Henning Steark (Denmark), Connie Smith, Roy Drusky, Jeannie Pruett, Boots Randolph, Floyd Cramer, Dave & Sugar, The Jordanaires, Sonny James, Kenny Price, Dave Dudley, Barbie Benton, Jody Miller, Gene Watson, Ronnie Dove, Brenda Lee, Kitty Wells.
Other Artists Recordings as a Studio Musician Other than Harmonica
Joe Simon, Peggy Scott and Jo Jo Benson, Peaches and Herb, Joe Henderson, Leonard Cohen, Johnny Tillotson, Bobby Vinton, Sylvia, Charlie Rich, Lynn Anderson, Freddie Hart, Bobby G. Rice