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Iain Ballamy - Discography As Leader / Co-Leader Food This is Not a Miracle ECM ECM 2417 2015 Quercus Quercus ECM ECM 2276 2013 Food Mercurial Balm ECM ECM 2269 2012 The Little Radio Muskrat Ramble Feral Records ASFA106 2011 Food Quiet Inlet ECM ECM 2163 2010 Anorak Anorak Basho Records SRCD 22-2 2007 Food Molecular Gastronomy Rune Grammofon RCD 2069 2007 Iain Ballamy Mirrormask (movie soundtrack) La-la land records LLLCD 1031 2005 The Little Radio The Little Radio Sound Recordings ASFA105 2004 Food Last Supper Rune Grammofon RCD 2041 2004 Food Veggie Rune Grammofon RCD 2027 2002 Food Organic and GM Feral Records ASFA104 2001 Iain Ballamy Pepper Street Interludes Feral Records ASFA102 2000 Food Food Feral Records ASFA101 1999 Iain Ballamy ACME B+W Music BW101 1996 Iain Ballamy All Men Amen B+W Music BW065 1994 Iain Ballamy Balloon Man Editions EG EEG CD 63 1989 & with... Loose Tubes Arriving Lost Marble LM008 2015 Dan Mesore Indigo Kid II Babel BDV14130 2015 Eric Starr Such is Life Bronx Bound Records B00GUZJ794 2014 Robbie Williams Swings Both Ways Island Records 3756151 2013 Dan Mesore Indigo Kid Babel BVOR1197 2012 Loose Tubes Säd Afrika Lost Marble LM0006 2012 Mark Wingfield Cinema Obscura Dark Energy Music DEM2199 2012 Burton Bradstock Upon a lovely summer's day F-IRE F-IRECD58 2012 Django Bates Like Life Storyville STCD 4221 2011 Jakob Davidsen Mangfoldighed III Gateway 387319 2010 Loose Tubes Dancing on Frith Street Lost Marble LM0005 2010 Mark Wingfield Sleeper St Dark Energy DEM08 2009 Dominic Alldis Scenes We Once Knew Canzona Music CANZ CD5 2008 Jakob Davidsen Mangfoldighed II Cope Records CALI 069 2008 Azhaar Saffar Out There 33 Recortds 3Jazz191 2008 Mark Wingfield Three Windows Dark Energy Music DEM07 2008 Iain Ballamy | Discography Page 1 of 3 Ray Guntrip Out of the Blue rayguntripmusic CD1487 2008 Mo Foster Time to Think Angel Air SJPCD261 2008 Billy Jenkins First Aural Art Collection VOTP VOCD 921 2006 Jakob Davidsen Mangfoldighed I Cope Records CALI037 2006 Lisbee Stainton Firefly Marionet Records GBKCQ 06SA01 2006 Mo Foster Live At Blues W14 Angel Air Records SJPCD 207 2006 Bill Bruford's All Heaven Broke Loose Editions EG EEG CD 2103-2 2005 Earthworks Bill Bruford's Stamping Ground (live) EG Records CDVE 922 2005 Earthworks Dominic Alldis Themes from French cinema Canzona Music CANZCD4 2005 June Tabor At the Wood’s Heart Topic Records TSCD557 2005 Westernhagen Nahaufnahme Hcl Rec 5050467-7047-5-6 2005 Django Bates You live and learn Lost Marble LM0001 2004 Jazz Outreach Project Digital Directions Symbol Records SR20030301 2004 Mo Foster Time To Think Primrose Hill Records PHRCD001 2004 Rain Cerulean Blue TelosMusic Teloscd072 2004 Dominic Alldis Themes From French Cinema Canzona Music CANZCD4 2004 Daniela Clynes Gentle Persuasion Mistress Music MisMus001 2003 Eric Starr She Bronx Bound Records B00066FETA 2003 Iva Bittova Plaza 2001 – 2003 Jazzle Z11 2003 Susheela Raman Love Trap Virgin VNDCD154 2003 Sarah Moule It's A Nice Thought Linn Records BKD 192 2002 Clarke Tracey Stability Linn Records AKD 159 2001 Louis Vidal Vermeer - with Mark Feldman Jazzle Z-07 2001 Dave McKean Signal to noise Feral records asfa 104 2000 Billy Jenkins Scratches of Spain Babel BDV9404 1999 Ballamy/Ultramarine Music With No Name Meltdown - B&W BW080 1999 Iain Shaw/Cedar In a New York Minute Milestone MILCD9297 1999 Walton Billy Jenkins True Love Collection Babel BDV 9821 1998 Django Bates Quiet Nights Screw Gun SCREWU70007 1998 John Stevens Blue Culture Press CP 2008 1998 Dominic Shaw Thamesis Falling Leaves 1998 1998 Michiel Braam Playing the Second Coolbook BV Haast 9810/11 1998 Bill Bruford's Heavenly Bodies Virgin Venture CDVE 934 1997 Earthworks Malaya Marutha Span the Globe Bellaphon 290.25.009 1997 Django Bates Good Evening, Here is the Argo 452 099-2 1996 Iain Ballamy | Discography Page 2 of 3 News Ian Shaw Taking it to Hart Jazz House JHCD 036 1996 Mo Foster Crystal Vision 2 JW Media Music JW2092 1996 Sax Assault BANG Band on the Wall BOW 1 1996 The Hungry Ants Hungry Ants BABEL BDV BDV 9504 1996 Django Bates Winter Truce (And Homes JMT 514 023-2 1995 Blaze) Ian Shaw Famous Rainy Day EFZ EFZ 1017 1995 Linda Sharrock Like A River AMADEO 523 015-2 1995 John Donaldson Meeting in Brooklyn BABEL BDV BDV 9405 1994 Claire Martin Devil May Care LINN AKD 021 1993 Django Bates Summer Fruits (And Unrest) JMT 514 008-2 1993 Mike Gibbs By The Way AH-UM AH-UM 016 1993 Ian Shaw Ghostsongs Jazz House JHCD 025 1992 Loose Tubes JazzBühne Berlin '87 Vol.16 Repertoir Records REP 4916-WZ 1991 Lindy Layton Pressure Arista 261 361 1991 Mo Foster Southern Reunion Angel Air Records SJPCD163 1991 Ray Russell A Table Near The Band Last Chance Music LCM 001 1990 Bill Bruford's Dig? Editions EG EEG CD 60 1989 Earthworks Tom Robinson Last Tango Line Records LICD 9.00588 O 1989 Billy Jenkins Jazz Cafe Concerts Vol 1 VOTP VOCA 902 1989 Ray Russell Live at Montreux Jazz Festival B+W Music BW004 1989 Billy Jenkins Motorway At Night De Core Music DCM 18 1988 Loose Tubes Open Letter Editions EG EEG CD 55 1988 Tom Robinson The Collection 1977-'87 EMI CDP 7 48543 2 1987 Bill Bruford's Earthworks Editions EG EEG CD 48 1987 Earthworks Tom Robinson Midnight at the Fringe DOJO/Castle DOJOLP51 1987 Billy Jenkins Uncommerciality Vol 1 VOTP VOTP VOCAD 108 1986 Loose Tubes Delightful Precipice Loose Tubes LP 002 1986 Bryan Ferry Legend (movie soundtrack) MCA Records MCA-6165 1986 Billy Jenkins Greenwich Wood Wharf WWR 852 1985 Loose Tubes Loose Tubes Loose Tubes LP 001 1985 Tom Robinson Hope and Glory Castaway/RCA ZK70484 1984 Records Iain Ballamy | Discography Page 3 of 3 .
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