Will Kimbrough discography

This is the discography of American singer-songwriter Will Kimbrough. Several albums credit Will Kimbrough as producer and are listed along with other albums where credited as a musician.

Solo albums
  • 2000: This (Waxysilver)
  • 2002: Home Away (Gravity)
  • 2006: Americanitis (Daphne)
  • 2010: Wings (Daphne)
  • 2014: Sideshow Love (Daphne)
  • 2019: I Like It Down Here (Daphne)

Compilations
  • 2003: Godsend (Unreleased Songs, 1994-2002) (Waxysilver)

EPs
  • 2007: Will Kimbrough (EP) (Daphne)

As a member of Daddy
  • 2005: At the Women’s Club (Cedar Creek)
  • 2009: For a Second Time (Cedar Creek)
  • 2018: Let's Do This (Daphne)

With Brigitte DeMeyer
  • 2017: Mockingbird Soul (BDM Music)

As primary artist/song contributor
  • 1998: Fireworks, Vol. 2: 25 Explosive Tracks (Sound Asleep) - track 7, "Godsend"; track 8, "Diamond In A Garbage Can"
  • 2006: various artists - A Case For Case: A Tribute to the Songs of Peter Case (Hungry For Music) - track 2-09, "Moves Me Deeply"
  • 2006: various artists - KGSR Broadcasts Vol. 14 (KGSR) - track 1-10, "Dancin' Circles 'Round The Sun (Epic Tetus Speaks)" (with Rodney Crowell)
  • 2013: various artists - Skrang: Sounds Like Bobby Sutliff (Paisley Pop) - track 7, "Off and On"
  • 2016: various artists - Feel Like Going Home: The Songs of Charlie Rich (Memphis International) - track 4, "Sittin' and Thinkin'"

As composer
  • 2003: Fastball - Live from Jupiter Records (Jupiter) - track 7, "Life" (co-written with Miles Zuniga)
  • 2004: Jimmy Buffett - License to Chill (Mailboat / RCA) - track 5, "Piece of Work"
  • 2006: Jimmy Buffett - Take The Weather With You (Mailboat / RCA) - track 2, "Party at the End of the World" (co-written with Jimmy Buffett, Roger Guth, and Peter Mayer)
  • 2007: Adrienne Young - Room to Grow (AddieBelle) - track 1, "All for Good"; track 3, "Room to Grow"; track 6, "High Flyin' Dream"; track 9, "Givin Up the Flight" (all co-written with Adrienne Young)
  • 2009: Jimmy Buffett - Buffet Hotel (Mailboat) - track 1, "Nobody from Nowhere" (co-written with Tommy Womack); track 2, "Wings" and track 9, "Surfing in a Hurricane" (both co-written with Jimmy Buffett); track 12, "A Lot to Drink About" (co-written with Jimmy Buffett and Mac McAnally)
  • 2013: Jimmy Buffett - Songs from St. Somewhere (Mailboat) - track 7, " I Want To Go Back To Cartagena" (co-written with Jimmy Buffett, Peter Mayer, and Roger Guth); track 8, "Soulfully"; track 12, "The Rocket That Grandpa Rode" (co-written with Jimmy Buffett, Mac McAnally, Peter Mayer, and Roger Guth)
  • 2014: Sara Jean Kelley - The Waiting Place EP (Blue Jean) - track 3, "Trains" (co-written with Sara Jean Kelley)
  • 2014: Hard Working Americans - Hard Working Americans (Melvin) - track 2, "Another Train"; track 10, "I Don't Have A Gun" (co-written with Tommy Womack)

As producer

As sideman

With Jeff Black

With Jimmy Buffett

With Kate Campbell

With Rodney Crowell

With Jeff Finlin
  • 2002: Somewhere South of Wonder (Gravity)
  • 2006: Angels in Disguise (Korova)

With Gretchen Peters
  • 2012: Hello Cruel World (Scarlet Letter)
  • 2015: Blackbirds (Scarlet Letter)

With Amy Rigby
  • 2001: The Sugar Tree (Koch)
  • 2003: Til the Wheels Fall Off (Spit & Polish) - guitar on track 12, "Breakup Boots"

With Todd Snider
  • 1996: Step Right Up (MCA / Margaritaville)
  • 1998: Viva Satellite (MCA)
  • 2000: Happy to be Here (Oh Boy)
  • 2002: New Connection (Oh Boy)
  • 2004: East Nashville Skyline (Oh Boy)
  • 2006: The Devil You Know (New Door Records)

With Vienna Teng

With Will and the Bushmen
  • 1985: Gawk (Mustang)
  • 1989: Will and the Bushmen (SBK)
  • 1991: Blunderbuss (Core)

With Tommy Womack
  • 2000: Stubborn (Sideburn)
  • 2002: Circus Town (Sideburn)

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