Jamie Hartford

Jamie Hartford
Jamie Hartford
Genres	Bluegrass music ; Rock music
Occupation(s)	Singer; Guitarist; Songwriter
Instruments	Guitar; Mandolin
Years active	1991–present
Labels	Paladin; Earwave; New Sheriff
Associated acts	John Hartford; Amazing Rhythm Aces; The Everly Brothers

Jamie Hartford is an American singer, musician, and songwriter.

Career

Jamie, the son of John Hartford, was raised in a musical environment, meeting and learning from artists such as Johnny Cash, the Everly Brothers, Cowboy Jack Clement, and John Prine.[1]

In his early career, Hartford occasionally filled in for Albert Lee at Everly Brothers performances. He also performed with the re-formed Amazing Rhythm Aces.[2]

In the mid-90s, Hartford was signed by Asylum Records and recorded an album with producer Pete Anderson. This album was never released.[3]

In 1997, Paladin Records released Hartford's album What About Yes. He was assisted by Pat McLaughlin (guitar), Jeff "Stick" Davis (bass), and Jim Lauderdale.[3][4]

Hartford paid homage to his father by recording an album with him (Hartford & Hartford) and recorded an album of John's songs (Part Of Your History: The Songs Of John Hartford).[5]

The Jamie Hartford Band includes Ray Flacke (guitar), Rick Lonow (drums), Paco Ship (harmonica), and Charlie Chadwick (bass).[6]

The late singer-songwriter Guy Clark, who built 19th-century-style flamenco guitars, made a gift of one to Hartford.[7]

Discography

Solo albums

1997: What About Yes (Paladin)
2005: Part Of Your History The Songs Of John Hartford (New Sheriff)

With the Jamie Hartford Band

2000: Live (Wildwood)
2004: Stuff That Works (Earwave)

With John Hartford

1991: Hartford & Hartford (Flying Fish)

As guest musician

1991: Johnny Cash - The Mystery of Life (Mercury)
1996: Laura Boosinger - Sing It Yourself! (Native Ground)
1997: RB Morris - ...Take That Ride... (Oh Boy)
1998: Laura Boosinger - Down the Road (self-released)
1998: Nanci Griffith - Other Voices, Too (A Trip Back to Bountiful) (Elektra)
1999: Fergie & The Steelheads - Drive, Drive, Drive (Music Mill)
2002: Billy Joe Shaver - Freedom's Child (Compadre)
2005: The Peasall Sisters - Home to You (Dualtone)
2005: various artists - Walk The Line (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Wind-Up Records)
2006. various artists - Voice of the Spirit, Gospel of the South (Dualtone)
2007: Billy Joe Shaver - Everybody's Brother (Compadre)
2007: John Prine and Mac Wiseman - Standard Songs for Average People (Oh Boy)
2007: various artists - Anchored in Love: A Tribute to June Carter Cash (Dualtone)
2008: Vince Mira - Cash Cabin Sessions (Lucky Rebel Records)
2009: Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers Band - Pilgrimage (Curb Records)
2009: Vince Mira - Vince Mira (Lucky Rebel Records)
2010: John Francis - The Better Angels (Dualtone)
2010: various artists- Coal Miner's Daughter: A Tribute to Loretta Lynn (Columbia)
2010: various artists - Twistable, Turnable Man: A Musical Tribute to the Songs of Shel Silverstein (Sugar Hill)
2016: Loretta Lynn - Full Circle (Legacy)
2016: Loretta Lynn - White Christmas Blue (Legacy)

As Composer

1999: Jim Lauderdale - Onward Through It All (RCA) - track 12, "What I Want You To Say"
2000: Ronnie McCoury - Heartbreak Town (Rounder) - track 3, "Somebody's Gonna Pay"
2001: Mike Walker - Mike Walker (DreamWorks SKG) - track 8, "I Want a Little More" (co-written with Don Cook and Mike Walker)
2002: Deryl Dodd - Pearl Snaps (Lucky Dog / Epic) - track 6, "Good Things Happen"
2002: Andy Griggs - Freedom (RCA) - track 11, "Brand New Something Going On" (co-written with Don Cook)
2002: Sawyer Brown - Can You Hear Me Now (Curb) - track 5, "Hard Hard World"
2005: Blue Merle - Burning in the Sun (Island Records) - track 10, "Part of Your History" (co-written with Luke Reynolds)
2005: Dierks Bentley - Modern Day Drifter (Capitol Records Nashville) - track 6, "Good Things Happen"
2006: David St. Romain - DSR (Intuit) - track 1, "Hard, Hard World"
2006: various artists - Various – Hands Across The Water (A Benefit For The Children Of The Tsunami) (Compass) - track 11, "Part Of Your History" (co-written with Luke Reynolds)
2011: Dierks Bentley - Home (Capitol Records Nashville) - track 9, "When You Gonna Come Around" (co-written with Gary Nicholson)
2013: Mickie James - Somebody's Gonna Pay (eOne) - track 1, "Somebody's Gonna Pay"

As primary artist/song contributor

2001: various artists - A Tribute To John Hartford (Live From Mountain Stage) (Blue Plate) - track 5, Who Cut Your Heart Out?'"

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References

Hines, Geoffrey (12 December 1997). "Jamie Hartford: What About Yes: Paladin". The Washington Post. Retrieved 28 April 2017.
Gettleman, Parry (23 January 1998). "Jamie Hartford". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved 28 April 2017.
McCall, Michael (13 November 1997). "Jamie Hartford does it right". Nashville Scene. Retrieved 28 April 2017.
Hawkins, Kevin (28 February 1998). "Jamie Hartford - What About Yes". No Depression. Retrieved 28 April 2017.
staff writer (2 June 2010). "John And Jamie Hartford On Mountain Stage". NPR. Retrieved 28 April 2017.
Patterson, Jim (4 January 1998). "Country Singers Following in Famous Fathers' Footsteps". NewsOK. Retrieved 28 April 2017.
Fitzpatrick, Megan (17 June 2014). "Songs from the Workbench: Guy Clark". Popular Woodworking Magazine. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

External links

Jamie Hartford at AllMusic
Jamie Hartford discography at Discogs

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[JH-washpost-1997-1] Hines, Geoffrey (12 December 1997). "Jamie Hartford: What About Yes: Paladin". The Washington Post. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

[JH-orlando-1998-2] Gettleman, Parry (23 January 1998). "Jamie Hartford". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

[JH-scene-1997-3] McCall, Michael (13 November 1997). "Jamie Hartford does it right". Nashville Scene. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

[JH-nodep-1998-4] Hawkins, Kevin (28 February 1998). "Jamie Hartford - What About Yes". No Depression. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

[JH-npr-2010-5] staff writer (2 June 2010). "John And Jamie Hartford On Mountain Stage". NPR. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

[JH-oknews-1998-6] Patterson, Jim (4 January 1998). "Country Singers Following in Famous Fathers' Footsteps". NewsOK. Retrieved 28 April 2017.

[JH-woodworking-2014-7] Fitzpatrick, Megan (17 June 2014). "Songs from the Workbench: Guy Clark". Popular Woodworking Magazine. Retrieved 28 April 2017.