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Please CLICK HERE to DOWNLOAD Or PRINT Producing-Writing Chicago LP Song: Knockin' S&S Records (2007) Record Label: Sony UK (2007) Featuring: Common Co-written by Bill Dickens Kanye West Bryon Stingley Syleena Johnson Song: “You're The One” (Co-writer) Aretha Franklin Platinum Album: A Rose is Still a Rose James Brown Song: “N Case You 4 Got”, Writer Tribute Album (2008) Arista Records (1999 Gold) Performed and co-produced by: Song was “B” side to Bootsy Collins and Bill Dickens “A Rose is Still a Rose” (Gold 1999) On the Out of Sight Also released as separate single Album contained Producer credits Bootsy Collins and guest performances by: Boots Bass Heroes Project (2008) Lauren Hill, Puff Daddy, Featuring: Jermaine Dupree, Dallas Austin, Flea of The Red Hot Chili Peppers Narada Michael Walden, P-Nut of 311 Darryl Simmons, David Foster Les Claypool of Prymus Stanley Clarke Tristan & Michael Grigsby Marcus Miller Album: Project Storm (1999) Victor Wooten Co-Producer Co-wrote and performed on a track Album included guest appearances by: with Bootsy Collins Vernon Reed (from Living Color) Rod Morgenstein (From Dixie Dreggs) Bryan Lubeck Tim Stevens Album: Vineyard Groove (2008) True Gemini Records #3270 Producer Soul Children of Chicago Victor Wooten (Walt Whitman) (Grammy Award Winner) Album: Soul Circus (2007) Album: Generation X Celebration Record Label: Vanguard Song: “Lift Him Up” Vocals and Bass Co-Producer/Co-Writer Tribute Song Song: “Stop the Tears” Co-Arranger CGI Records (1999) Song: “I Waited for You” Record Label: Dope Wax Records (2007) Brian Culbertson Co-written by Bill Dickens with Album: “Modern Life” Terry Hunter (works with “Save the Best For Last” (Song, #1 Jazz Hit) Justin Timberlake) Co-Producer Bryon Stingley Blue Moon Records (1995) www.BilltheBuddhaDickens.com Producing-Writing Soul Children of Chicago Shawn Christopher (Walt Whitman) (Grammy Award Winner) Album: Another Sleepless Night Album: Generation X Celebration Song: “Angel Eyes” Song: “Lift Him Up” Co-Producer/Co-Writer Co-Producer/Co-Writer Arista Records (1992) Song: “Stop the Tears” Co-Arranger CGI Records (1999) Song (#1 Billboard Hit Dance Song Worldwide): Brian Culbertson “Don't Lose the Magic” Album: “Modern Life” Co-Writer “Save the Best For Last” (Song, #1 Jazz Hit) Arista Records (1992) Co-Producer Blue Moon Records (1995) Jerry Harrison Song: “Confess” Faith Pillow Dance Re-Mix Album: “Run in the Sunshine” Warner Bros. Records (1990) Co-produced entire album “Stuck in the Middle with You” The Warmers (Duet with The Hooters*) Album: “The Warmers Last” Song: “One Day” Dance Re-Mix Song: “How Did It Go So Wrong” Windy City Records WCR 1201 (1989) Song: “Key to My Heart” Song: “Face Tomorrow” Ramsey Lewis Song: “Give it Time” Album: “Urban Renewal” Co-Writer Co-Producer Van Virgin Records (1997) Song: “Jagged Edge” * Eric Brazilin (Lead singer for Co-Writer and Co-Producer The Hooters) was nominated as writer Song: “Eye on You” for the Grammy “Song of the Year” for Co-Writer and Co-Producer “If God Was One of Us” (Joan Osborn) Song: “Bernice” Writer and Co-Producer Fareed Haque Song: “Make a Wish” Song: “Blue People” Co-Writer Writer and Co-Producer Blue Note/Capital Records (1994) CBS Records FG44190 (1989) Song: “I'm Gonna Be There” Album: “Chance Encounter” Song: “I Can't Wait” Co-Producer/Co-Writer Co-Writer Arista Records (1992) Song: “A Special Place” Writer Ten City Song: “Just a Little Ditty” Writer Song: “State of Mind” (Co-Writer) CBS/Columbia Records ES38294 (1982) Atlantic Records (1990) www.BilltheBuddhaDickens.com Recordings Musician - Bass Bill ‘The Buddha’ Dickens Ghost Town DJ's Mike Hit Man Tha Truth “My Boo” (Remix: Keyboards) With special guests Mike Gordon (Phish) and SoSo Def Records (1996 #1 Hit, Platinum) Shawn Christopher Ropeadope Records (2014) Robin S. “All I Do” (Song: Bass) Atlantic Records (1996) Leo Nocentelli Project With special guests Bill Dickens, Peter Ten City Gabriel, George Duke, Kurt Whallum, Dr. “All I Want” (Song: Bass) John and Trombone Shorty Here & Now (Album:Bass) (coming soon) Columbia Records (1995) Chicago Blues A Living History C &C Music Factory The (R)evolution Continues “Reach” (Remix: Bass) MCA Records (1995) With special guests Buddy Guy, James Cotton, Magic Slim & Carlos Johnson Raw Stillness Raisin' Music (2011) “Believe in Men” (Dance Remix: Bass) Sugar Blue: Threshold Geffen Records (1995) Stop the War (Song: Bass) Deborah Cox Beeble Music (2009) “Sentimental” (Remix: Bass) Soul Children of Chicago Arista Records (1996) (Walt Whitman) Sounds of Blackness Generation X Celebration (Album: Bass) “The Harder They Are” (Remix: Bass) CGI Records (1999) Perspective Records (1995, #1 Dance Hit) Growing Up Rika Muranaka (Album: Bass) Slice of Life (Album: Bass) CGI Records (1996) “All is Fair in Love” (Song) Stella Award: Children's Album of the Year Produced George Michaels & Mary J. Blige King Record Company, Ltd. (1992) “As” (Remix: Bass) Ten City DreamWorks Label (1999) “State of Mind” (Song: Bass) Co-Writer Bobby Rock & Neil Zaza Atlantic Records (1990) Featuring Bill “The Buddha” Dickens Bill Cosby Show Snap, Crackle & Pop Live (Album: Bass) Music for Television Series with Stu Garner Paranormal Records (1998) NBC Network (1990) Janet Jackson Ramsey Lewis “Runaway” (Remix: Bass) Classic Encounter (Album: Bass) A&M Records (1996 #1 Hit, Gold) www.BilltheBuddhaDickens.com Recordings Musician - Bass With London Symphony Orchestra Recorded at Abbey Road Studio Columbia Records MK42661 (1998) Les Fleurs (Album: Bass) CBS/Columbia Records MK38787 (1983) Chance Encounter (Album: Bass) CBS/Columbia Records ES38294 (1982) Proteus Infinite Change (Album) “Dance of the Moon Children” (Song: Bass) “Stepping Out” (Song: Bass) Proteus International Records #87771 (1981) www.BilltheBuddhaDickens.com Television, Video and Film Appearances Commercials Performing with Stevie Wonder for 25,000 people Barack Obama Campaign concert – 2008 McDonalds “Did Somebody Say McDonalds” Campaign – 1999 Fifty (50) Commercial Spots One spot with Randy Newman and 30-piece orchestra Television Appearances Live From The Green Room with Lisa Baker – 2014 Guest and Performer for Pilot Episode (Summer 2014) Live On LA – 2000 First ever instrumental guest artist (over 18 million viewers) Jerry Springer Show – 1996 (with Soul Children of Chicago) WGN Morning – 1996 (with Soul Children of Chicago) Lou Rawls Parade of the Stars – 1988 (with Ramsey Lewis) Performed “Bernice” Written & Co-Produced by Bill Dickens Grand Opening Show of the Regal Theater – 1987 (with Ramsey Lewis) Late Night Arsenio Hall Show – 1986 (with Ramsey Lewis) Music Videos The Buddha Bill Dickens – 1999 #1 “Funk Bass & Beyond” #2 “Bass Beyond Limits” Warner Bros. 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