Discography: Jimmy Vivino
Al Kooper & the Rekooperators (2006) [DVD]
The Rekooperators
Al Kooper, Jimmy Vivino, Anton Fig, Mike Merritt
Mule-A-Go-Go - New Years Eve 2005-2006 (2006)
Gov’t Mule
Gov’t Mule, the Holographic Horns and special guest Jimmy Vivino. Jimmy plays on disc 2 - tracks 4-16 and disc 3 - tracks 6,7,10.
Alone Together (2005)
Mike Merritt & Mahrlyn Merritt
Mike Merritt, Mahrlyn Merritt (vocals) with: James Wormworth, Mark Pender, Richie "LaBamba" Rosenberg, Marlon Merritt, Mark Scanga, Rob Paparozzi, John DiMartino, Brian Charette, Mike Jacobsen, Fred Walcott and special guests Uri Caine, Al Kooper, Lew Soloff, Jimmy Vivino & Jerry Vivino
Steaks & Chops: Live at Great Jones, Volume 1 (Aug. 2005)
Steaks & Chops
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar; Rich Pagano: Drums; John Conte: Bass
Blues In The Blood (Sept. 2003)
Big Bill Morganfield
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar, Mandolin, Piano, Organ. Produced by: Jimmy Vivino & Brian Bisesi
Best of M.C. Records 1996-2002 (2003)
Various Artists
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar
Remedy (2002)
The Jim Weider Band
Jim Weider: Guitar, Vocals. Garth Hudson: Horns. Jimmy Vivino: Vocals
Different Shade Of Red: The Woodstock Sessions (2002)
Louisiana Red
Jimmy Vivino: Organ, Guitar, Mandolin, Director, Producer, Horn Arrrangement
Crazy Kind Of Life (2002)
Bill Perry
Jimmy Vivino: Organ, Guitar, Piano, Vocals, Producer
Respond, Volume II (2002)
Various Artists
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar
Live at Manny’s Car Wash (2001)
Rhett Tyler
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar
Rare & Well Done: The Greatest And The Most Obscure Recordings (2001)
Al Kooper
Al Kooper, The Blues Project, Blood Sweat & Tears, with Tuby Ziegler, Ron Bogdon, Willie "Little Beaver" Hale, Ron Hicklin, Tom Bahler, Gene Morford, Oren Waters, Mike Bloomfield, Barry Goldberg, Harvey Brooks, Eddie Hoh, Shuggie Otis, Stu Woods, Wells Kelly, Albertine Robinson, Hilda Harris, Maretha Stewart, Eileen Gilbert, Stephen Stills, Caleb Quaye, Herbie Flowers, Roger Pope, Liza Strike, Barry St John, Maeline Bell, Jimmy Vivino, John Simon, Will Lee, Anton Fig, Fred Lipsius, Randy Brecker, Lew Soloff, Tom Malone, Katherine Russell, Sheryl Marshall, Kenny Buttrey, Charlie McCoy, Jerry Kennedy, Wayne Moss, Charlie Daniels, The Blossoms, Paul Griffin, Stu Scharff, Ralph Casale, John Miller, Al Rogers, Walter Sear, Belton Evans, Jeff Stout, Ed King, John Paul Fetta, Roy Markowitz, Jerry Peterson, Fred Bliffert, Neil Stubenhaus, Vinnie Colaiuta, John Gardner, Jellyroll Johnson, Mick Taylor, Bobby West, Paul Humphries, Rita Coolidge, Clydie King, Dorothy Morrison, Donna Weiss, Venetta Fields, Claudia Lennear, Tom Cosgrove, Stu Woods, Rick Marotta, Buddy Salzman, George Young, Ernie Royal, Bernie Glow, Joe Farel, Etta Britt, John Cowan, Bill Lloyd, Ron Hicklin Singers, others
No Small Wonder (2001)
Liz Queler
Jimmy Vivino: Electric Guitar
Pressure Cooker, 2001, Fountain Bleu
Felix Cabrera
Jimmy Vivino on Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Arranger, Mixing; James Wormworth on Drums; Michael Merritt on Bass; Mark Pender on Trumpet, Felix Cabrera, Harmonica and Vocals, Arranger, Producer
Looking For A Home, 2001
Odetta
Jimmy Vivino on guitar, Mike Merritt on bass, and Clarence Gatemouth Brown. (MC Records)
Alligator Records 30th Anniversary Collection, 2001, (Alligator)
Various Artists
Jimmy Vivino: Producer (MC Records)
http://www.alligator.com/
Blues For A Rotten Afternoon, 2000 (Telarc)
Various Artists
Junior Wells, Terry Evans, Maria Muldaur, Sugar Ray Norcia, Charlie Musselwhite, Luterh "Guitar Junior" Johnson, Debbie Davies, Kenny Neal, Son Seals, Lady Blanca, Sam Lay, John Primer, Marty Grebb
Bette, 2000 (Warner Brothers)
Bette Midler
Jimmy Vivino: Arranger, Jerry Vivino: Tenor Sax.
The Max Weinberg 7, 2000
The Max Weinberg 7
Max Weinberg: Drums, Mark Pender: Vocals, Trumpet, Jimmy Vivino: Vocals, Guitar, Arrnager Jerry Vivino: Vocals, Clarinet, Sax, Michael Meritt: Bass, Scott Healy: Keyboards.
The Official Max Weinberg Site
WICKED 2000 (Alligator)
Shemekia Copeland
Shemekia Copeland, Vocals, Jimmy Vivino, Guitar, Producer, Michael Merritt, Bass, James Wormworth, Drums.
www.alligator.com/artists/artist.cfm?ArtistID=041
Blues Band ,2000 (DMP)
Vivino Brothers
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar, Piano, Vocals, Jerry Vivino: Sax, Flute, Clarinet, Vocals, Michael Merritt: Bass, James Wormworth: Drums.
jimmyvivino.com
Fire It Up, 2000 (Blind Pig)
Bill Perry
Jimmy Vivino: Background Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin, Organ, Producer
Lettin’ Go (2000)
Son Seals
Son Seals with Jimmy Vivino on rhythm and acoustic guitar. Produced by Son Seals and Jimmy Vivino (Blues). Son Seals, Lead Guitar and Vocals; Scott Healy, Keyboards; Mike Merritt, Bass; Mark Pender, Trumpet; Richard Rosenberg, Baritone Sax; Jerry Vivino, Tenor Sax; Al Kooper, Hammond B-3; Fred Walcott, Percussion; James Wormworth, Drums.
Voice of Michael McDonald, 2000)
Michael McDonald
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar
Three To Tango, 1999 (Atlantic)
Soundtrack Various Artists
Jimmy Vivino: Producer
Chasin’ Gus’ Ghost (1999)
John Sebastian and the J Band
Jimmy plays mandolin, harmonium, Organ, Background Vocals, Guitar.
John Sebastian
Vincent LaGuardia Gambini Sings Just For You (1998)
Joe Pesci
Jimmy did the horn arrangements, plays Clarinet, Sax, Guitar, Keyboards, Background Vocals.
Turn The Heat Up (1998)
Shemekia Copeland
Produced by Jimmy Vivino, Bruce Iglauer and John Hahn, with Jimmy Vivino on guitar, Michael Merritt on bass, James Wormworth on drums, and The Uptown Horns.
Shemekia site
Wake Up Call (1998)
Hubert Sumlin
Hubert Sumlin (lead guitar & vocals), Jimmy Vivino, Mike Merritt, Scott Healy, Jerry Vivino.
I Can’t Complain (1998)
Phoebe Snow
Jimmy Vivino, Al Kooper, Michael Merritt, Louie Appel, Glenn Worf, Reese B. Wynans, Scott Frankfurt, Michael McDonald, Scott Healy, Joel Moss, Cyro Babtista, Steve Burgh, John Gardner, Larry Packer.
Live From 6A: Late Night With Conan O’Brien (1997)
Various artists who have performed on Late Night.
Jimmy does background vocals, guitar.
Latenight Site
Do What, Now? (1997)
Jimmy Vivino and the Rekooperators
Jimmy Vivino, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, national steel guitar, vocals with: Al Kooper, Hammond B-3 organ, Wurlitzer electric piano, mandolin, acoustic piano; Harvey Brooks on Electric Bass; Anton Fig on Drums. Special Guests: Paul Harris, Reese Wynans, John Sebastian and Sam Bush.
He Leadeth Me (1997)
Cissy Houston
Features Jimmy Vivino on guitar.
George Of The Jungle (1997)
Original Soundtrack
Jimmy did the orchestration on this soundtrack.
Paint It Blue: Songs of the Rolling Stones (1997)
Various Artists
Featuring Jimmy Vivino on guitar.
My Time: The Anthology (1969 - 1997)
Boz Scaggs
Jimmy on Guitar
I Want My Roots (1996)
John Sebastian
Jimmy on 12 string Guitar, Slide Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Mandolin, Organ, Vocals. Jimmy produced this album.
John Sebastian
Black Power (1996)
Neal Black and the Healers
with Jimmy Vivino, Mike Merritt and James Wormworth
Something Borrowed, Something Blue (1995)
Jerry Vivino
Jerry Vivino: soprano, alto, tenor and baritone saxophones, flute, lead vocals, background vocals; Jimmy Vivino: guitar, Catherine Russel: lead vocals and background vocals.
Soul Of A Man: Al Kooper Live (1995)
Al Kooper
with The Blues Project: Danny Kalb, Andy Kulberg, Roy Blumenfeld & special guests Jerry Douglas, Howard Emerson, Jimmy Vivino, Mike Henderson, Chris Michie, Bill Lloyd, Sheryl Marshall, Catherine Russell. Child is Father To The Man: Jimmy Vivino, Will Lee, Anton Fig, Randy Brecker, Lew Soloff, Fred Lipsius, Tom "Bones" Malone, Sheryl Marshall, Catherine Russell & special guest Jim Fielder. The Rekooperators: Jimmy Vivino, John Simon, Harvey Brooks, Anton Fig, the Uptown Horns (Crispin Cioe, Arno Hecht, Larry Natkin, Bob Funk), Sheryl Marshall, Catherine Russell & special guests Johnnie Johnson & John Sebastian.
Johnnie Be Back (1995)
The Johnnie Johnson Band
Johnnie Johnson, Michael Merritt, Jimmy Vivino, James Wormworth with special guests Phoebe Snow, Max Weinberg, Jerry Vivino, Buddy Guy, Al Kooper, John Sebastian, Bobb Jay and Steve Jordan. Produced by Jimmy Vivino. Track 11 "Hey, Hey" co-produced by Steve Jordan and Jimmy Vivino. Track 10 "I’m Goin’ Fishin’ " written by Jimmy Vivino and Johnnie Johnson.
JJ-MOVIES
David Broze Expanded (1995)
David Broze
Jimmy Vivino: Guitar
Please Don’t Make Me Too Happy (1995)
Christine Lavin
Jimmy listed as Arranger, Guitar (Electric).
Rekooperation - A Nonverbal Scenic Selection of Soul Souvenirs (1994)
Al Kooper
Al Kooper with Jimmy Vivino, Randy Brecker, Harvey Brooks, Hank Crawford, Jim Fielder, Anton Fig, Paul Franklin, John Gardner, Kenny Greenberg, Dick Hyman, Johnnie Johnson, John Sebastian, John Simon and The Uptown Horns. Produced & arranged by Al Kooper. Production Tips & Soulshots by Jimmy Vivino. Horn arrangements by Al Kooper & Jimmy Vivino.
Al’s site
Horse Of A Different Color (1994)
Jules Shear
with Jimmy Vivino on Guitar, Keyboards, Background Vocals.
Jules Shear site
Sister Act 2: Back In The Habbit, 1995 (Alligator)
Jimmy Vivino: Arranger, String Arrangments, Associate Producer
Sister Act Soundtrack (1992)
Jimmy Vivino was Producer and Arranger, Orchestration.
Chitlins Parmigiana (1992)
Vivino Brothers Band
Be sure to check out Track 12, "Cornell Knowledge". It’s the song played on Late Night at the end of each and every show, and Jimmy wrote it! (Jimmy and Jerry Vivino wrote most of the songs on this album.) Jimmy on guitar and vocals.
Live at the Beacon (1991)
New York Rock & Soul Revue
With Donald Fagen, Walter Becker, Phoebe Snow, Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, Larry DeBari, Eddie & David Brigati. Jimmy Vivino did Rhythm and Horn arrangements, Musical Director for Eddie & David Brigati, and Guitar.
Better Days (1991)
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes
Southside Johnny site
Scene of the Crime (1991)
Killer Joe
(Produced by Max Weinberg) Features: Bon Jovi, Phoebe Snow, Beach Boys, Branford Marsalis, Southside Johnny. Jimmy Vivino on Guitar, Producer
All Or Nothing (1989)
Luba
Jimmy Vivino, Producer
Laura Nyro: Live At The Bottom Line (1989)
Laura Nyro
Laura Nyro Official Site http://lauranyro.net/
Reckless Sleepers Big Boss Sounds (1988)
A hard-rocking band fronted by songwriter Jules Shear. Jimmy plays Guitar, Keyboards, and Background Vocals. Jimmy is also credited as co-writing seven of the ten tracks on the album.
The Uncle Floyd Album (1985)
Uncle Floyd Vivino