COLIN GIBSON
(detailed list of sessions)
This is the list of the sessions I know Colin Gibson appears... I've classified them into several categories:

Sessions with former/current bandmates:
Bobby Harrison This was first Bobby Harrison solo album, recorded with some great names in rock: Tony Iommi (guitar, from Black Sabbath), Ian Paice (drums, from Deep Purple (drums), Colin Gibson (bass), etc.
Alan Hull He was one of the leaders in Lindisfarne. Both Alan and Colin Gibson had been members of The Chosen Few.

Pipedream is Alan Hull's first solo album. Featuring many friends: John Turnbull (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Kenny Craddock (keyboards), Ray Jackson (harp, mandolin, vocals), Ray Laidlaw (drums), Dave Brooks (sax).

Most of the same musicians are featured on Squire: Albert Lee (vocals), Kenny Craddock (keyboards, guitar), Ray Jackson (harp, mandolin, vocals), Jean Roussel (keyboards), Ray Laidlaw (drums), Jo Newman (backing vocals), and the almost complete Snafu lineup: Micky Moody (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Brian Chatton (keyboards), Terry Popple (drums).

Phantoms features: Pete Kirtley (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Kenny Craddock (keyboards, guitar), Ray Laidlaw (drums), Bud Beadle (horns), Steve Gregory (horns), and backing vocals by Rab Noakes, Lesley Duncan, Joanna Newman, Liza Strike. Some of the songs are really from his band Radiator.
Lindisfarne First thing: Colin Gibson doesn't play here, but I include it because there are 3 songs co-written by Colin. This was the first album by re-formed Lindisfarne in 1973. The lineup for the band was:

Alan Hull (vocals, guitar, keyboards)
Charlie Harcourt (guitar)
Tommy Duffy (bass)
Ray Jackson (harp, mandolin)
Kenny Craddock (keyboards, guitar)
Paul Nichols (drums)
 The album features orchestral arrangements by Max Middleton. Colin Gibson co-writes 3 songs with mate Kenny Craddock ('Nobody loves you anymore', 'Roll on river', and 'Tow the line').
Alan White When Alan White decided doing a solo album, he called many of his past bandmates: Alan Marshall (vocals), Pete Kirtley (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Kenny Craddock (keyboards), Bud Beadle (sax), Steve Gregory (sax, flute), plus Henry Lowther (trumpet) and Andy Phillips (steel drums). Also appearing in one song his bandmates from Yes: Jon Anderson (vocals) and Steve Howe (guitar). Backing vocals by Madeline Bell, Vicky Brown and Joanne Williams.

By the way, 5 of the 9 tracks are co-written by Colin.
Other sessions:
Brian Short Martin Short was one of the singers in the band Black Cat Bones (other members were Paul Kossoff and Simon Kirke -later to form Free- or Rod Price, later to form Foghat). This solo album features great musicians: Pete Kirtley (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Lynn Dobson (horns), Max Middleton (keyboards), Kenny Craddock (keyboards, guitar), Ray Cooper (percussion), Alan White (drums), Ed Spevock (drums).
Stefan Grossman A guitar virtuoso. This album features Trevor Lucas (guitar), Big Jim Sullivan (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Larry Steele (bass), Chris Slade (drums), Alan White (percussion).
Johnny Harris Sorry, I don't know who he is. This album features Pete Kirtley (guitar), Chris Spedding (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Tony Campo (bass), Roger Coulam (keyboards), Harold Fisher (percussion), and from Yes: Steve Howe (guitar) and Alan White (drums).
Alvin Lee Alvin Lee was the superb guitarist and singer in the fantastic Ten Years After. When the band first dissolved, he formed his own band under the name Alvin & Co., with great musicians:

Alvin Lee (guitar, vocals)
Andy Pyle (bass)
Tim Hinkley (keyboards)
Bryson Graham (drums)
 They released an album, Pump iron!, with lots of guests: Boz Burrell (bass, from Bad Company), Steven Thompson (bass, from Stone the Crows), Colin Gibson (bass), Mel Collins (sax), Ronnie Leahy (keyboards, from Stone the Crows), Ian Wallace (drums, from King Crimson), and two former Andy Pyle colleagues from Blodwyn Pig: Jack Lancaster and Ron Berg.
Steve Howe This first solo album by Yes guitarist shows him backed by his old mates Bill Bruford (drums), Patrick Moraz (keyboards) and Alan White (drums), plus Colin Gibson (bass), Chris Laurence (bass), Bud Beadle (sax), Mick Eve (sax), James Gregory (flute), Patrick Halling (violin), and from folkie band Gryphon: Graeme Taylor (guitar), Malcolm Bennett (bass, flute) and David Oberle (drums).
Graham Bonnet This album by this great singer features great musicians, as always. With Micky Moody (guitar), Pip Williams (guitar, mandolin), Graham Preskett (guitar), Dave Markee (bass), Colin Gibson (bass), Kenny Craddock (keyboards), Tony Hymas (keyboards), Pete Zorn (sax), Terry Popple (drums), Mike Giles (drums), Frank Ricotti (percussion), and backing vocals by Catherine Howe, Jacquie Sullivan, Joy Yates and Stevie Lange.
Mickey Jupp / Legend British singer and songwriter, Mickey Jupp started his career in The Orioles. He has written songs for Dr. Feelgood, Nick Lowe, Gary Brooker, Elkie Brooks, The Searchers and Roger Chapman, among others. Around 1969, he formed the band Legend, until 1972. In 1978, it was released a Legend compilation, credited to his name, including some solo tracks, featuring Tim Renwick (Tim played in a single from 1977, produced by Pete Solley). Important guests: Tim Renwick (guitar), Micky Moody (guitar), Jimmy Jewell (sax), Colin Gibson (bass), Glen LeFleur (percussion), Henry Spinetti (drums), and many members from Procol Harum (his manager was a former member of the band): Gary Brooker (keyboards), Chris Copping (bass), Pete Solley (keyboards), Robin Trower (guitar), and B.J. Wilson (drums).
Iona I don't know who she is. This album features Pete Kirtley (guitar), Mike Storey (harmonica, keyboards, vocals), Colin Gibson (bass), Kuma Harada (bass), John McKenzie (bass), John Porter (bass, guitar), James Lascelles (keyboards), Dave Sheen (drums).
John Wesley Harding This album comprises unreleased songs from the period 1986-1994, with Elliot Easton (guitar), Steve Donnelly (guitar), Colin Gibson (bass), Bruce Thomas (bass), Paul Bass (bass), Leigh Foxx (bass), Geraint Watkins (keyboards), Kenny Craddock (keyboards, also producer), Jody Linscott (percussion), Pete Thomas (drums). Colin probably plays here because Kenny Craddock is the producer in some tracks.
Bert Jansch Bert is a great guitar virtuoso, and a founder member of cult band Pentangle. This album features Christine Collister (vocals), Mike Piggott (violin), Colin Gibson (bass) and Liam Genockey (drums).
Productions:
Pete Kirtley Colin Gibson produced this album for old mate Pete Kirtley. The Pete Kirtley Band, as featured in the album, was:

Pete Kirtley (guitar, vocals)
Lianne Carroll (vocals, keyboards)
Steve Lamb (bass)
Greg Leppard (drums)
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