BRET MICHAELS
''JAMMIN' WITH FRIENDS''
JUNE 25 2013
73:29
1/Nothin' But a Good Time
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:06
2/Sweet Home Alabama
Ed King / Gary Rossington / Ronnie Van Zant/4:08
3/Talk Dirty To Me
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/3:50
4/Get Your Rock On
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/3:16
5/Unskinny Bop
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/3:59
6/The App Song
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/3:24
7/Every Rose Has It's Thorn
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/3:45
8/Raine
Bret Michaels/3:54
9/Driven [Rock Mix]
Bret Michaels/3:23
10/Nothing To Lose
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/3:55
11/What I Got
Floyd Gaugh / Bradley Nowell / Lindon Roberts / Eric Wilson/3:26
12/Go That Far [Hybrid Mix]
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/2:54
13/Fallen
Jim McGorman / Bret Michaels/3:30
14/Party Rock Band
Bret Michaels/2:49
15/You Know You Want It
Bret Michaels/2:55
16/Margaritaville [Live In Detroit]
Jimmy Buffett/feat. Coral Reefer Band/5:14
17/Every Rose Has It's Thorn [Country Version]
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:21
18/Something To Believe In
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:53
19/Nothin' But a Good Time [Classic Rock Version]
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:07
20/Get Your Ride On
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/2:01
Dave Allen /Drums
Michael Anthony /Bass, Vocals
Brad Arnold /Vocals
Deron Blevins /Choir/Chorus
Eric Brittingham /Bass
Jimmy Buffett /Bass, Beat Box, Guitar, Harmonica, Synthesizer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Chris Cagle /Vocals
Christy Calabro /Guitar
Cliff Calabro /Bass, Drums, Guitar
Brenda Campbell /Choir/Chorus
Bobby Capps /Keyboards
Randy Castillo /Drums
Kirk Chaney /Pro-Tools
Phil Collen /Guitar, Vocals
Scot Coogan /Percussion, Vocals (Background)
Coral Reefer
Sal Costa /Guitar
Miley Cyrus /Vocals
Rusty Danmyer /Guitar (Steel)
Kara Davis /Guitar
Matt Davis /Guitar
C.C. DeVille /Guitar
Billy Duncan /Pro-Tools
Kim Everett /Guitar
Pete Evick /Guitar, Vocals
Chuck Fanslau /Drums
Ace Frehley /Guitar
Michael Goldberg /Pro-Tools
Darien Gonzalez /Guitar
Matt Green /Drums
Frank Hannon /Guitar, Slide Guitar
Bart Harris /Pro-Tools, Vocals
Janelle Harris /Choir/Chorus
Chris Henderson /Pro-Tools
Mike Himmel /Guitar
Shawn Hughes /Drums
Rob Jozwiak /Piano
Don Kerce /Bass
Peter Keys /Piano, Programming
Ian Lafferty /Dobro, Keyboards, Mandolin, Percussion
Jamie Laritz /Bass, Dobro, Drums, Engineer, Guitar, Keyboards, Mandolin, Producer
Lil Jon /Vocals
Loretta Lynn /Vocals
Ray Madonna /Percussion
Matt Mahaffey /Drums
Mike Mahaffey /Bass
Robert Mason /Vocals (Background)
Edwin McCain /Vocals
Hugh McDonald /Bass
Jim McGorman /Bass, Guitar, Keyboards
Mark McGrath /Vocals
Rickey Medlocke /Guitar
Rachel Melnykovich /Guitar
Ray Mendoza /Dobro, Keyboards, Mandolin
Bret Michaels /Guitar, Vocals
Brian Nutter /Guitar
Ryan Owens /Choir/Chorus
Joe Perry /Slide Guitar
Jaret Reddick /Vocals
Gary Rossington /Guitar
Jeremy Rubolino /Keyboards, String Arrangements, String Conductor
David Russell /Guitar
Emma Russell /Guitar
Ray Scheuring /Bass
Chris Sexton /Fiddle
The Shields Brothers! /Vocals (Background)
Gary Smallwood /Bass, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Whitney Smoot /Guitar
Jeffrey Steele /Vocals (Background)
Renee Truex /Violin
Jim Villani /String Arrangements
Leslie West /Guitar
Mark Willis /Vocals
BI0GRAPHY
by Andrew Leahey
With his glammed-up good looks and commercial songwriting skills, Bret Michaels became one of rock & roll's most recognizable frontmen during the 1980s. Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Bret Michael Sychak migrated west in 1984, trading the blue-collar ambience of his native Pennsylvania for the seedy gloss of Los Angeles. Along with his three bandmates in Poison -- guitarist C.C. DeVille, bassist Bobby Dall, and drummer Rikki Rockett -- Michaels became an integral part of the popular hair metal scene, mixing feel-good party anthems and sensitive ballads into some of the decade's top-selling singles. Poison's popularity took a hit in the '90s, however, when the advent of grunge music (not to mention the group's unstable lineup) resulted in sluggish sales. Poison continued to record sporadically, but Bret Michaels also took time to focus on other projects, eventually launching a film company with actor Charlie Sheen. He also made his solo debut in 1998 with Letter from Death Row, the soundtrack to a movie that Michaels wrote, directed, and co-produced with Sheen. Poison reconvened the following year, and Michaels balanced his continued frontman duties with his growing singer/songwriter career, releasing the solo efforts Songs of Life and Freedom of Sound during the first half of the 2000s. He also participated in the 2005 season of Nashville Star, and later returned to reality TV with his own dating competition series, Rock of Love with Bret Michaels. The show ran for two seasons and was followed by 2008's Rock My World compilation, which also featured several new tracks. As the new decade began, Michaels continued his reign as a reality TV star: Rock of Love faded away after 2009’s Rock of Love Bus, then in 2010 he won the NBC game show Celebrity Apprentice 3 in the spring and prepped for a fall show, Bret Michaels: Life As I Know It, in the fall. In between these two shows he released Custom Built which combined songs from his previous solo albums and new cuts.
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''JAMMIN' WITH FRIENDS''
JUNE 25 2013
73:29
1/Nothin' But a Good Time
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:06
2/Sweet Home Alabama
Ed King / Gary Rossington / Ronnie Van Zant/4:08
3/Talk Dirty To Me
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/3:50
4/Get Your Rock On
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/3:16
5/Unskinny Bop
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/3:59
6/The App Song
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/3:24
7/Every Rose Has It's Thorn
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/3:45
8/Raine
Bret Michaels/3:54
9/Driven [Rock Mix]
Bret Michaels/3:23
10/Nothing To Lose
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/3:55
11/What I Got
Floyd Gaugh / Bradley Nowell / Lindon Roberts / Eric Wilson/3:26
12/Go That Far [Hybrid Mix]
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/2:54
13/Fallen
Jim McGorman / Bret Michaels/3:30
14/Party Rock Band
Bret Michaels/2:49
15/You Know You Want It
Bret Michaels/2:55
16/Margaritaville [Live In Detroit]
Jimmy Buffett/feat. Coral Reefer Band/5:14
17/Every Rose Has It's Thorn [Country Version]
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:21
18/Something To Believe In
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:53
19/Nothin' But a Good Time [Classic Rock Version]
Bobby Dall / C.C. DeVille / Bret Michaels / Rikki Rockett/4:07
20/Get Your Ride On
Pete Evick / Bret Michaels/2:01
Dave Allen /Drums
Michael Anthony /Bass, Vocals
Brad Arnold /Vocals
Deron Blevins /Choir/Chorus
Eric Brittingham /Bass
Jimmy Buffett /Bass, Beat Box, Guitar, Harmonica, Synthesizer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Chris Cagle /Vocals
Christy Calabro /Guitar
Cliff Calabro /Bass, Drums, Guitar
Brenda Campbell /Choir/Chorus
Bobby Capps /Keyboards
Randy Castillo /Drums
Kirk Chaney /Pro-Tools
Phil Collen /Guitar, Vocals
Scot Coogan /Percussion, Vocals (Background)
Coral Reefer
Sal Costa /Guitar
Miley Cyrus /Vocals
Rusty Danmyer /Guitar (Steel)
Kara Davis /Guitar
Matt Davis /Guitar
C.C. DeVille /Guitar
Billy Duncan /Pro-Tools
Kim Everett /Guitar
Pete Evick /Guitar, Vocals
Chuck Fanslau /Drums
Ace Frehley /Guitar
Michael Goldberg /Pro-Tools
Darien Gonzalez /Guitar
Matt Green /Drums
Frank Hannon /Guitar, Slide Guitar
Bart Harris /Pro-Tools, Vocals
Janelle Harris /Choir/Chorus
Chris Henderson /Pro-Tools
Mike Himmel /Guitar
Shawn Hughes /Drums
Rob Jozwiak /Piano
Don Kerce /Bass
Peter Keys /Piano, Programming
Ian Lafferty /Dobro, Keyboards, Mandolin, Percussion
Jamie Laritz /Bass, Dobro, Drums, Engineer, Guitar, Keyboards, Mandolin, Producer
Lil Jon /Vocals
Loretta Lynn /Vocals
Ray Madonna /Percussion
Matt Mahaffey /Drums
Mike Mahaffey /Bass
Robert Mason /Vocals (Background)
Edwin McCain /Vocals
Hugh McDonald /Bass
Jim McGorman /Bass, Guitar, Keyboards
Mark McGrath /Vocals
Rickey Medlocke /Guitar
Rachel Melnykovich /Guitar
Ray Mendoza /Dobro, Keyboards, Mandolin
Bret Michaels /Guitar, Vocals
Brian Nutter /Guitar
Ryan Owens /Choir/Chorus
Joe Perry /Slide Guitar
Jaret Reddick /Vocals
Gary Rossington /Guitar
Jeremy Rubolino /Keyboards, String Arrangements, String Conductor
David Russell /Guitar
Emma Russell /Guitar
Ray Scheuring /Bass
Chris Sexton /Fiddle
The Shields Brothers! /Vocals (Background)
Gary Smallwood /Bass, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Whitney Smoot /Guitar
Jeffrey Steele /Vocals (Background)
Renee Truex /Violin
Jim Villani /String Arrangements
Leslie West /Guitar
Mark Willis /Vocals
BI0GRAPHY
by Andrew Leahey
With his glammed-up good looks and commercial songwriting skills, Bret Michaels became one of rock & roll's most recognizable frontmen during the 1980s. Born and raised in Pennsylvania, Bret Michael Sychak migrated west in 1984, trading the blue-collar ambience of his native Pennsylvania for the seedy gloss of Los Angeles. Along with his three bandmates in Poison -- guitarist C.C. DeVille, bassist Bobby Dall, and drummer Rikki Rockett -- Michaels became an integral part of the popular hair metal scene, mixing feel-good party anthems and sensitive ballads into some of the decade's top-selling singles. Poison's popularity took a hit in the '90s, however, when the advent of grunge music (not to mention the group's unstable lineup) resulted in sluggish sales. Poison continued to record sporadically, but Bret Michaels also took time to focus on other projects, eventually launching a film company with actor Charlie Sheen. He also made his solo debut in 1998 with Letter from Death Row, the soundtrack to a movie that Michaels wrote, directed, and co-produced with Sheen. Poison reconvened the following year, and Michaels balanced his continued frontman duties with his growing singer/songwriter career, releasing the solo efforts Songs of Life and Freedom of Sound during the first half of the 2000s. He also participated in the 2005 season of Nashville Star, and later returned to reality TV with his own dating competition series, Rock of Love with Bret Michaels. The show ran for two seasons and was followed by 2008's Rock My World compilation, which also featured several new tracks. As the new decade began, Michaels continued his reign as a reality TV star: Rock of Love faded away after 2009’s Rock of Love Bus, then in 2010 he won the NBC game show Celebrity Apprentice 3 in the spring and prepped for a fall show, Bret Michaels: Life As I Know It, in the fall. In between these two shows he released Custom Built which combined songs from his previous solo albums and new cuts.
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