JIM CREGAN
(detailed list of sessions) 
This is the list of the sessions I know Jim Cregan appears... I've classified them into several categories:
Sessions with former/current bandmates:
Linda Lewis As I've told before, Linda Lewis and Jim Cregan were married for a while. A very talented singer who collaborated with artists such as Cat Stevens, Pete Bardens (from Camel), Elton John, David Bowie, Chris Spedding, and many other artists, such as Streetwalkers and Hummingbird.

On Lark, the list of musicians includes Jim Cregan (guitar, vocals), Paul Williams (guitar), Pat Donaldson (bass), Eric Oxendine (bass), Mick Eve (sax), Poli Palmer (flute, vibraphone), Jean Roussel (keyboards), Emile Latimer (percussion), Gerry Conway (drums).

On Fathoms deep, we can find the late Lowell George (guitar, from Little Feat), Jim Cregan (guitar, from Family), Danny Thompson (bass, from Pentangle), Phil Chen (bass, then in Keef Hartley Band) and Poli Palmer (flute, from Family). From Hummingbird: Bobby Tench (guitar), Robert Ahwai (guitar), Clive Chaman (bass), Max Middleton (keyboards) and Conrad Isadore (drums). From Gonzalez: Chris Mercer (sax), Richard Bailey (drums), Ron Carthy (trumpet), Mick Eve (sax), Steve Gregory (sax, keyboards).

Not a little girl anymore features (as always) fantastic musicians: Jim Cregan (guitar, vocals), Robert Ahwai (guitar), Bernie Holland (guitar), Lowell George (guitar), Jerry Friedman (guitar), Jeff Mironov (guitar), Lance Quinn (guitar), Clive Chaman (bass), Phil Chen (bass), Bob Babbitt (bass), Snowy White (bass), Max Middleton (keyboards), Duncan Mackay (keyboards), Jean Roussel (keyboards), Derek Smith (keyboards), Steve Gregory (sax), Lenny Pickett (flute), Tower of Power (horns), Jack Jennings (percussion), Phil Kraus (percussion), Carlos Martin (percussion), Ted Sommers (percussion), Richard Bailey (drums), Gerry Conway (drums), and backing vocals by Capability Brown, Annette Peacock, Liza Strike.

Woman overboard features Jim Cregan (guitar), Tim Renwick (guitar), Alun Davies (guitar, he used to play with Cat Stevens along with Linda and Jim), Snowy White (guitar), Jeff Mironov (guitar), Ray Parker (guitar), Lance Quinn (guitar), Derek Austin (keyboards), Bob Babitt (bass), Phil Chen (bass), Willie Weeks (bass), Max Middleton (keyboards), Jean Roussel (keyboards), James Booker (keyboards), Allen Toussaint (keyboards), Steve Gregory (sax, keyboards), Ollie Brown (drums), Richard Bailey (drums), Bobbye Hall (percussion), Peter Hope Evans (harmonica), Annette Peacock (vocals), John G. Perry (vocals), Tony Rivers (vocals), Barry St. John (vocals), Liza Strike (vocals).

Hacienda view also features a cast of thousands: Jim Cregan (guitar), Paul Keogh (guitar), Roger McKew (guitar), Martin Kershaw (guitar), Colin Greene (guitar), Les Thatcher (guitar, bass), Frank McDonald (bass), Dave Richmond (bass), Mike Batt (keyboards), Mel Collins (sax), Kenny Baker (trumpet), Chris Karan (percussion), Tony Carr (percussion), Frank Ricotti (percussion), Tristan Fry (percussion), Trevor Morais (drums), Harold Fisher (drums). 

Streetwalkers Ex-Family members Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney put together a new project: Streetwalkers. The original idea was to keep the band as a duo (Chapman and Whitney). They recorded the first album, Chapman Whitney Streetwalkers, with several former companions in Family: John Wetton (bass, then in King Crimson, and later in Uriah Heep and many others great bands), Ric Grech, Jim Cregan, Poli Palmer, as well as Boz Burrell, Ian Wallace & Michael Giles (all from King Crimson), Tim Hinkley, Neil Hubbard and Max Middleton, etc. 
Steve Harley Hobo with a grin was the first solo album by Steve Harley, after dissolving Cockney Rebel. It features lots of musicians: Marc Bolan (guitar), Jim Cregan (guitar, vocals), Ian Bairnson (guitar), Tom Moncrieff (guitar), Jo Partridge (guitar), Greg Poree (guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar), George Ford (bass), Herbie Flowers (bass), Bob Glaub (bass), Alan Jones (bass), Reggie McBride (bass), Duncan Mackay (keyboards), Billy Payne (keyboards), Lindsey Elliott (percussion), Chris Karan (percussion), Louis Jardim (percussion), Simon Morton (percussion), Stuart Elliott (drums), Ricky Fataar (drums), Paul Humphrey (drums), James Isaacson (drums), Rick Schlosser (drums), and vocals by Rosemary Butler, Bill Champlin, Gloria Jones, Yvonne Keely, Tom Kelly, Roy Kenner, Bobby Kimball, Michael McDonald, Barry St. John. The arrangements were made by Jimmy Horowitz.

Steve Harley recorded a comeback album, Yes you can, with some of his old bandmates: Jim Cregan (guitar), Duncan Mackay (keyboards) and Stuart Elliott (drums). It was produced by Mickie Most and Steve Harley.  

Other sessions:
Shawn Phillips Great singer, guitarist and actor, his albums are full of famous musicians.

Second contribution features Jim Cregan (guitar), Harvey Burns (guitar), Brian Odgers (bass), Barry Dean (bass), Peter Robinson (keyboards), Ann Odell (keyboards), Paul Buckmaster (keyboards), Jerry Salisbury (horns), Bruce Rowland (drums). 

Julie Driscoll Wonderful vocalist, she'll have her own pages in my Olympus someday. This was her debut solo album, backed by the whole lineup of Blossom Toes: Brian Godding (he was Julie Driscoll's brother-in-law) and Jim Cregan on guitar, Brian Belshaw on bass and Barry Reeves on drums. Also featured in the album: Chris Spedding (guitar), Jeff Clyne (bass), Karl Jenkins, Keith Tippett (keyboards), Mark Charig (trumpet), Bud Parker (trumpet), Bob Downes (flute), Elton Dean (sax), Nick Evans (trombone), Derek Wadsworth (trombone), Trevor Tomkins (drums). The album was recorded from October 1969 to February 1970, and produced by Giorgio Gomelsky (who also was Blossom Toes' manager). 
Murray Head A very fine singer, he sang lead in one of the roles for Jesus Christ Superstar. He has featured a quiet career, being his biggest hit the fantastic song 'Say it ain't so, Joe, featured in this album. The musicians appearing here are: Jim Cregan (guitar), Alun Davies (guitar), Mickey Finn (guitar), Bob Weston (guitar), Graham Preskett (mandolin), Bruce Lynch (bass), Nick South (bass), Arthur Watts (bass), Ann Odell (keyboards), Billy Day (keyboards), Chas Jankel (keyboards), Brian Johnston (keyboards), Tony Kaye (keyboards), Anthony Healey (trombone), Noel Norris (trumpet), Morris Pert (percussion), Chilli Charles (percussion), Brother James (conductor), Simon Phillips (drums), Gerry Conway (drums), Glen LeFleur (drums), Pete Thompson (drums), and backing vocals by Vicki Brown, Liza Strike, Suzy Lynch, . The album was produced by Paul Samwell-Smith.

Between us features Bob Weston (guitar), Geoffrey Richardson (guitar), Jim Cregan (guitar), John G. Perry (bass), Chris Laurence (bass), Rupert Hine (keyboards, producer), Simon Jeffes (keyboards), Peter Veitch (keyboards), Trevor Morais (drums). 

Rik Kenton Rik was bassist for Roxy Music from June 1972 to December 1972. After that, he went solo. This single features a superb cast of musicians: Rik Kenton (vocals), Chris Spedding (guitar), Jim Cregan (guitar), Herbie Flowers (bass), Tony Newman (drums). It was produced by Brian Robertson.
Bruce Roberts This was the debut album for this succesful composer. It features most of the musicians that Rod Stewart used to play with: Jim Cregan (guitar), Steve Cropper (guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar), Donald 'Duck' Dunn (bass), Ron Carter (bass), Bob Glaub (bass), Mike Porcaro (bass), John Jarvis (keyboards), David Foster (keyboards), Ian Underwood (keyboards), Bobbye Hall (percussion), Tommy Vig (percussion), Jeff Porcaro (drums), Grady Tate (drums), Brooks Hunnicutt (vocals). 
Mike Batt Mike Batt is a fantastic arranger and piano player. He has lots of albums under his name. But, at least for me, Tarot suite is his best one. Featuring: Roger Chapman (vocals), Colin Blunstone (vocals), Jim Cregan (guitar), Rory Gallagher (guitar), Chris Spedding (guitar), Jim Mullen (guitar), Tony McPhee (guitar, from Groundhogs), Alan Parker (guitar), Martin Kershaw (guitar), Ricky Hitchcock (guitar), Les Thatcher (guitar), B.J. Cole (pedal steel guitar), Frank McDonald (bass), Mel Collins (sax), Chris Karan (percussion), Tony Carr (percussion), Ray Cooper (percussion), Roy Morgan (percussion), Mike Fry (percussion), Ray Cooper (percussion), Trevor Morais (drums), Clem Cattini (drums), Harold Fisher (drums).

Waves features Ray Russell (guitar), Jim Cregan (guitar), Nigel Jenkins (guitar), B.J. Cole (pedal steel guitar), Frank McDonald (bass), Chris Parren (keyboards), Mel Collins (sax), Frank Ricotti (percussion), Trevor Morais (drums). 

Glass Tiger Glass Tiger were a Canadian band formed around 1984. They used to have great guests in their albums. This was the band lineup: Alan Frew (vocals)
Al Connelly (guitar)
Wayne Parker (bass)
Sam Reid (keyboards) Simple mission features: Jim Cregan (guitar), Tim Pierce (guitar), Gary Herbig (sax), Alex Acuna (percussion), Tony Thompson (drums), John Keane (drums), Mark Free (vocals), Tommy Funderbunk (vocals), Tom Kelly (vocals), Paul Rafferty (vocals), Rod Stewart (vocals), and the great Jeff Scott Soto (vocals). The album was co-produced by Jim Vallance (who also plays keyboards and drums) and Tom Werman. The band disbanded soon after this release.

Jim Cregan is also featured in a later compilation, The best of Glass Tiger: air time, that contains two unreleased tracks. 

Alan Frew Alan Frew was the lead singer in Glass Tiger. This was his first solo album, and Jim Cregan plays again with him. Also featured in the album: Robin LeMesurier (guitar), Micky Dolenz (from The Monkees), John Pierce (from Huey Lewis & the News), Steve Ferrone (drums), Mick Fleetwood (drums, from Fleetwood Mac), Lisa Dalbello, Justin Clayton (from Julian Lennon band), etc. 
Rita Coolidge This album by this lovely vocalist features a beautiful song co-written by Rita Coolidge and Jim Cregan, 'Love lessons'. The musicians list includes Jim Cregan (guitar, also producer) and John LeMesurier (guitar), among others. 
Meryn Cadell I don't know who this artist is. Jim Cregan appears in this album. 
David Essex Born David Albert Cook, singer and actor (notable movies are "That'll be the day" and "Stardust"), he later took the role of Che Guevara in Evita. This album is full of covers by another artists, as the title seemed to appoint. There are songs from Rolling Stones, America, Them, Lovin' Spoonful, Cyndi Lauper, The Kinks, Cat Stevens, Box Tops and Bee Gees. The album is produced by Mike Batt, who also plays keyboards. We can find here from my Olympus: Jim Cregan (guitar) and Clem Clempson (guitar). 
Roger Taylor Roger Taylor was the drummer in Queen. This was one of his solo albums, featuring Jim Cregan (guitar), Phil Chen (bass), Phil Spalding (bass), Mike Crossley (keyboards), Catherine Porter (backing vocals), etc.  
Collective albums:
VV.AA. (Various artists) Jim Cregan plays in the track by Rod Stewart. GET MORE INFO!! 
VV.AA. (Various artists) This album comprises 14 live tracks from musical appearances at this famous TV show conducted by David Letterman. There are some great moments such as Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach singing the magnificent, moving 'God give me strength'. Other performers there: Jerry Garcia & David Grisman, Sheryl Crow, Lou Reed, Dave Matthews Band, Aretha Franklin, Paula Cole, Lyle Lovett & Al Green, Van Morrison & Sinead O'Connor & The Chieftains, Jewel & Flea, REM, Lenny Kravitz, Patti Smith, and Rod Stewart singing the beautiful 'Reason to believe'. Jim Cregan appears playing with Rod, Jeff Golub, Carmine Rojas, Don Teschner, etc. Other great musicians featured in the album: Lew Soloff, Tawatha Agee, Wilbur Bascomb, Anton Fig, and Will Lee. 
VV.AA. (Various artists) This is a Christmas album. Some of the featured artists are: Snuffy Walden, Steve Lukather, Steve Morse, George Winston, Lorenna McKennit, Tuck Andress, Janis Ian, Leo Kottke, Will Ackerman, Joan Armatrading. Robin LeMesurier plays one track ('Good king Wenceslas') and Jim Cregan plays 'Jingle bells').  
Albums produced by him:
Rick Parker GET MORE INFO!! 
Snuffy Walden GET MORE INFO!! 
Janis Ian Fantastic singer, she has recorded many albums in her long career. This one was produced by Jim Cregan (who also plays guitar), and it features veteran Chet Atkins (guitar), Willie Nelson, Willie Weeks (bass), Steve Gadd (drums). There's also a limited edition of the album with several bonus tracks. 
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