Fonzi Thornton, is an American singer, song writer/producer, stage performer and radio personality.

Thornton has provided background vocals on albums by artists which include Aretha Franklin

Aretha Franklin

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, Luther Vandross

Luther Vandross

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, Diana Ross

Diana Ross

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, Ray Charles

Ray Charles

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, Chic, Sheena Easton

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, Mariah Carey

Mariah Carey

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, David Bowie

David Bowie

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, Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson

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, Robert Palmer, Air Supply

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, Natalie Cole

Natalie Cole

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, The B-52's

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, R. Kelly

R. Kelly

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, Leona Lewis

Leona Lewis

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, Shawn Colvin

Shawn Colvin

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, Al Jarreau

Al Jarreau

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, Celine Dion

Celine Dion

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, Roxy Music

Roxy Music

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, Bryan Ferry

Bryan Ferry

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, Patti Labelle

Patti LaBelle

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, Jewel

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, Bette Midler

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, Bob James, Candi Staton

Candi Staton

Candi Staton is an American soul and gospel singer, best known for her 1970 remake of Tammy Wynette's "Stand By Your Man" and her 1976 disco hit "Young Hearts Run Free". In 2007, Staton was inducted into the Christian Music Hall of Fame.-Early years:...

, Donald Fagen

Donald Fagen

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, Carly Simon

Carly Simon

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, Change, Michael Bolton

Michael Bolton

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, Jody Watley

Jody Watley

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, Debbie Harry

Debbie Harry

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, BB and Q band, Joe Cocker

Joe Cocker

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, Jimmie Vaughan

Jimmie Vaughan

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, The System, Vanessa Williams

Vanessa L. Williams

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, and Will Downing

Will Downing

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.

In 2008, Fonzi joined the musical entourage of 20 time Grammy winning Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin, as backing vocalist and vocal contractor and continues to tour with her.

In 2008 alone, Fonzi sang with Aretha on tour, TV and her first-time Christmas album, with Pearl Jam at NYC’s Madison Square Garden and Beacon Theatre, and with Phoebe Snow in concert, on her live album and TV. On CBS’ 2008 Fashion Rocks, in addition to accompanying Mary J Blige and Kid Rock then Beyonce and Justin Timberlake, Fonzi sang a step-out on “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone” during the Motown tribute.

In 2009, Fonzi has performed at We Are One, the pre-inaugural concert on the steps of Washington’s Lincoln Memorial with Mary J Blige, Garth Brooks

Garth Brooks

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 and James Taylor

James Taylor

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 and provided off camera backing vocals for Aretha’s My Country Tis of Thee at the inauguration of President Barack Obama.

From 2004-2008, Fonzi was a weekend disc jockey on Sirius Satellite Radio at 51 Heart and Soul playing modern and classic R&B and sharing behind the scenes experiences.

Beginnings

Born Alfonso Thornton in East Harlem, New York, in his early teens, Fonzi joined neighborhood vocal group, Shades of Jade and befriended a young Luther Vandross. Inspired by the big city soul sounds of the 60’s from Motown to Aretha, the Shades competed in school talent shows and placed 2nd at Harlem’s Apollo Theater Amateur Night.

Fonzi and Vandross became soloists with Listen My Brother, the Apollo’s 16 member artist development workshop and opened at the famous venue for greats like Sly and the Family Stone and Isaac Hayes. During the 2nd season of the children’s show, Sesame Street, Fonzi sang solo and step-out parts when LMB performed soul- gospel renditions of "Count to 20", "Those are the ABC's" and "Children are Beautiful".

Later, Fonzi gained a following on the NYC night club circuit with his band and self-titled vocal trio, through his distinctive vocal style and showmanship, while honing valuable songwriting and vocal arranging skills. He and his group (re-named F360) toured England with Candi Staton and the Stylistics then appeared with heavyweight Joe Fraser in a Miller Lite Beer commercial.

Chic

In the late 1970s, approached by producers, Bernard Edwards and teenage friend, Nile Rodgers

Nile Rodgers

Nile Gregory Rodgers is an American musician, producer, composer, arranger, and guitarist.-Biography:...

, Fonzi became male vocalist on 6 albums and went on tour with Chic. Blending with Alfa Anderson and Luci Martin and chant-singing “Leave your cares behind” on the band’s song "Good Times" and on “My Forbidden Lover,” Fonzi sang solo on You “Can’t Do it Alone” for Chic’s “Real People" album and “I Work For A Livin” on their “Soup for One” soundtrack.

In the early 1980s, Fonzi established himself as a NYC jingle soloist for Cheerios

Cheerios

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, Pringles

Pringles

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, McDonald's

McDonald's

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, Burger King

Burger King

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 and Chevrolet

Chevrolet

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, also singing off camera vocal backups for Ray Charles’ lip-synching “uh-huh” girls for Diet Pepsi

Pepsi

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.

He sang on sessions for Evelyn King, Kashif, Stephanie Mills, and on well known dance classics, “Paradise” by Change, “On the Beat” by BB and Q band and solo vocals on “So Fine” by Howard Johnson.

Luther Vandross

From 1980 through 1982, Fonzi rejoined his childhood friend, Vandross, as a backup singer for his first two national tours. Besides singing on all of the singer’s gold and platinum recordings, Fonzi served as vocal contractor for every album, appeared on numerous TV shows, sat in on the singer’s concerts and even co-wrote songs on Luther’s final 4 albums.

Crossing musical boundaries, 1982 Fonzi sang solo backing vocals on Roxy Music’s entire farewell album “Avalon”, and their world tour that followed. He performed with Bryan Ferry on several solo albums, on Saturday Night Live and in 1985, at Live Aid. 2007, Fonzi reunited with Ferry on the David Letterman Show for the debut of his CD Dylanesque.

Solo albums

In the spring of 1983, RCA Records

RCA Records

RCA Records is one of the flagship labels of Sony Music Entertainment. The RCA initials stand for Radio Corporation of America , which was the parent corporation from 1929 to 1985 and a partner from 1985 to 1986.RCA's Canadian unit is Sony's oldest label...

 released Fonzi’s debut urban soul-pop album The Leader (co-written and produced) featuring the lead single "Beverly," which reached number 43 on Billboard's R&B chart. The album featured Luther, Nile and Bernard, Jocelyn Brown, Kashif and other industry artists.

Fonzi's second solo album, titled Pumpin'...Let Me Show U How Ta Do It was released the following year (1984).

Movies

In the 1990s, Fonzi expanded his singing career to motion pictures and television. His filmography credits include:

• Hercules - (Singer/Vocal Contractor/Released 1997/Disney/Village Roadshow Pictures Worldwide)
• Tarzan - (Singer/Vocal Contractor/Released 1999/Disney/Village Roadshow Pictures Worldwide)
• The 24 Hour Woman - (Co-writer Title Song with L. Vandross, Louie Vega, Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez/Released 1999/Canyon Pony)
• Keeping the Faith - (On Camera Singer/Vocal Contractor/Released 2000/Touchstone Pictures)
• A Walk to Remember - (Singer/Vocal Contractor/Released 2000/Paradiso Filmed Entertainment)
• Chicago - (Singer/Released 2002/Miramax Films)

Tributes

In the year 2000, in a short stint with Diana Ross and her new Supremes, Fonzi appeared on HBO’s Divas Live tribute to Ross, singing her hits with Donna Summer, Mariah Carey, RuPaul and Destiny’s Child.

Fonzi performs annually at two events honoring lifetime achievement in the arts – The Kennedy Center Honors and The Songwriters Hall of Fame, participating in musical tributes to the following artists:

Kennedy Center Honors

• 2007 - Diana Ross, Brian Wilson
• 2006 - Dolly Parton, Smokey Robinson
• 2005 - Tina Turner
• 2004 - Elton John
• 2003 - James Brown

Songwriters Hall of Fame

• 2008 - Loretta Lynn, Allan Mencken
• 2007 - James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, Don Black, Michael Masser
• 2006 - Thom Bell, John Mayer, Mac Davis, Sylvia Moy, Hank Cosby
• 2005 - Bill Withers, Isaac Hayes, Dave Porter, John Fogerty
• 2004 - Al Green, Hall & Oates, John McClean, Norman Whitfield, Barrett Strong
• 2003 - Queen, Patti Labelle, Van Morrison, Phil Collins, Tony Bennett
• 2002 - Sting, Barry Manilow, Ashford & Simpson, Michael Jackson
• 2001 - Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson, Emilio Estefan, Diane Warren, Eric Clapton, Dionne Warwick

Discography

Album Title	Year	Artist	Credited Role
1. Young Hearts Run Free	1976	Candi Staton	Vocal (Backgrounds)
2. Thighs and Whispers	1979	Bette Midler	Vocal (Backgrounds)
3. Risque	1979	Chic	Vocals
4. Real People	1980	Chic	Vocals
5. Love Somebody Today	1980	Sister Sledge	Vocals (Background)
6. Detente	1980	The Brecker Brothers	Vocals (Background)
7. Miracles	1981	Change	Vocals (Background)
8. Take It Off	1981	Chic	Vocals
9. KooKoo	1981	Debbie Harry	Vocals, Vocals (Background)
10. Never Too Much	1981	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
11. Freeze Frame	1981	The J. Geils Band	Vocal (Backgrounds)
12. Jump to It	1982	Aretha Franklin	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
13. Sharing Your Love	1982	Change	Vocals (Background)
14. Forever, for Always, for Love	1982	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
15. Avalon	1982	Roxy Music	Vocals (Background)
16. Hello Big Man	1983	Carly Simon	Vocals (Background)
17. The Leader	1983	Fonzi Thornton	Vocals, Producer, Vocal Arranger
18. Busy Body	1983	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
19. High Road	1983	Roxy Music	Vocals (Background)
20. Search Is Over	1983	Tramaine	Vocals (Background),Choir, Chorus, Drum Programming, Vocal Contractor
21. No Lies	1984	E.P.M.	Vocals (Background)
22. Pumpin'...Let Me Show U How Ta Do It	1984	Fonzi Thornton	Vocals, ???
23. Art of Defense	1984	Nona Hendryx	Vocals (Background)
24. Love Language	1984	Teddy Pendergrass	Vocals (Background)
25. Night I Fell In Love	1985	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
26. She's The Boss	1985	Mick Jagger	Vocals, Vocals (Background)
27. Riptide	1985	Robert Palmer	Vocals (Background)
28. Do You	1985	Sheena Easton	Vocals (Background)
29. Power Station 33 1/3	1985	The Power Station	Vocals (Background)
30. L Is For Lover	1986	Al Jarreau	Vocals (Background)
31. As the Band Turns	1986	Atlantic Starr	Vocals (Background)
32. One to One	1986	Howard Jones	Vocals (Background)
33. Give Me The Reason	1986	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
34. Labyrinth	1986	Trevor Jones/David Bowie	Vocals (Background)
35. Jody Watley	1987	Jody Watley	Vocals (Background)
36. Love Changes	1987	Kashif	Vocals (Background)
37. Contact	1987	Platinum Blonde	Vocals (Background)
38. Don't Disturb This Groove	1987	The System	Vocals (Background)
39. Any Love	1988	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
40. Provision	1988	Scritti Politti	Vocals (Background)
41. Forever Yours	1988	Tony Terry	Vocals (Background)
42. D'Atra Hicks	1989	D'Atra Hicks	Vocals (Background)
43. Soul Provider	1989	Michael Bolton	Vocal (Backgrounds)
44. Desert Wind	1989	Ofra Haza	Vocals (Background)
45. Addictions, Volume 1	1989	Robert Palmer	Vocals (Background)
46. Joe Cocker Live	1990	Joe Cocker	Vocals
47. Mariah Carey	1990	Mariah Carey	Vocals (Background)
48. Contribution	1990	Mica Paris	Vocals (Background)
49. Rituals	1990	Michael Colina	Vocal (Backgrounds)
50. Other Voices	1990	Paul Young	Vocals (Background)
51. Inside Out	1990	Philip Bailey	Vocal (Backgrounds)
52. Heart Still Beating	1990	Roxy Music	Vocals (Background)
53. Give in to the Rhythm	1991	Arthur Baker	Vocals (Background)
54. So Intense	1991	Lisa Fischer	Vocal (Backgrounds)
55. Power of Love	1991	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
56. Burning'	1991	Patti Labelle	Vocal Contractor, Vocals
57. Set the Night to Music	1991	Roberta Flack	Vocals (Background)
58. Emotionally Yours	1991	The O'Jays	Vocal (Backgrounds)
59. Chic-Ism	1992	Chic	Vocals, Vocals (Background)
60. Houseparty: Anthology	1992	J. Geils Band	Vocals (Background)
61. Fat City	1992	Shawn Colvin	Vocals (Background)
62. Good Stuff	1992	The B-52's	Vocals (Background)
63. Don't Look Back	1993	Al Green	Vocals (Background)
64. Believer	1983	Chic	Vocal (Backgrounds)
64. Black Tie White Noise	1993	David Bowie	Vocal (Backgrounds)
65. Kamakiriad	1993	Donald Fagen	Vocals (Background)
66. Never Let Me Go	1993	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
67. Call Me Nightlife	1993	Nokko	Vocals (Background), Vocal Arranger/Producer
68. Transformation: The Best of Nona Hendryx	1993	Nona Hendryx	Vocal (Backgrounds)
69. Dream Harder	1993	The Waterboys	Vocals (Background)
70. Carlito's Way (Original Soundtrack)	1993	Various Artists	Vocals (Background)
71. Greatest Hits (1980–1994)	1994	Aretha Franklin	Vocals (Background)
72. Restless	1994	Bob James	Vocals (Background)
73. Mamouna	1994	Bryan Ferry	Vocal (Backgrounds)
74. Now	1994	France Joli	Vocals (Background)
75. Songs	1994	Luther Vandross	Vocal (Backgrounds)
76. Cover Girl	1994	Shawn Colvin	Vocals (Background)
77. That Was Then, This Is Now	1994	Ten City	Vocal (Backgrounds)
78. Boys and Girls	1995	Bryan Ferry	Vocal (Backgrounds)
79. Best of Candi Staton	1995	Candi Staton	Vocals (Background)
80. Think With Your Heart	1995	Debbie Gibson	Vocal (Backgrounds)
81. Strange Pleasure	1995	Jimmie Vaughan	Vocal (Backgrounds)
82. This Is Christmas	1995	Luther Vandross	Vocals (Background), Choir Vocal Contractor
83. Manzanera Collection	1995	Phil Manzanera	Vocal (Backgrounds)
84. Sunshine, Moonlight	1995	Toshi Kubuota	Vocal (Backgrounds)
85. Bumpin' Voyage	1995	Toshinobu Kubota	Vocals (Background)
86. Sweetest Days	1995	Vanessa Williams	Vocal (Backgrounds)
87. Free Spirit	1996	Bonnie Tyler	Vocals (Background)
88. Falling Into You	1996	Celine Dion	Vocals (Background)
89. Got to Be Real: The Best of Cheryl Lynn	1996	Cheryl Lynn	Vocals (Background)
90. Your Secret Love	1996	Luther Vandross	Vocal Contractor, Vocal (Backgrounds)
91. Get on the Bus	1996	Original Soundtrack	Vocals (Background)
92. Living in Fear	1996	The Power Station	Vocals (Background)
93. Star Bright	1996	Vanessa Williams	Vocal (Backgrounds)
94. BeBe Winans	1997	BeBe Winans	Vocals (Background)
95. Untitled	1997	Billy Porter	Vocal (Backgrounds)
96. Deborah	1997	Deborah Gibson	Vocals (Background)
97. Invitation Only	1997	Will Downing	Vocals (Background)
98. Bathhouse Betty (Japan)	1998	Bette Midler	Vocal (Backgrounds)
99. These are Special Times	1998	Celine Dion	Vocal (Backgrounds)
100. I Know	1998	Luther Vandross	Vocal (Background), Vocal Contractor, Songwriter
101. R.	1998	R. Kelly	Vocals (Background)
102. Touched by an Angel: The Album	1998	Various Artists	Vocal (Backgrounds)
103. This Time They Told The Truth: The Columbia Years	1998	Z.Z. Hill	Vocal (Backgrounds)
104. All the Way: A Decade of Song	1999	Celine Dion	Vocals (Background)
105. Celine Dion/Unison	1999	Celine Dion	Vocals (Background)
106. Joy: A Holiday Collection	1999	Jewel	Choir, Chorus
107. Snowfall on the Sahara	1999	Natalie Cole	Vocals (Background)
108. Tarzan	1999	Original Soundtrack	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
109. Rosie Christmas	1999	Rosie O'Donnell	Vocals (Background)
110. Love & Freedom	2000	BeBe Winans	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
111. Moonchild	2000	Debbie Gibson	Vocals (Background)
112. Love Has a Name	2000	Kathy Troccoli	Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement, Contractor
113. Greatest Hits, Volume 1	2000	Natalie Cole	Vocal (Backgrounds)
114. Eternity	2000	Norman Connors	Vocal (Backgrounds)
115. All-Star Christmas (Sony 2000)	2000	Various Artists	Vocals (Background)
116. Not That Kind (Bonus Track)	2001	Anastacia	Vocals (Background)
117. M.Y.O.B	2001	Deborah Gibson	Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
118. Luther Vandross	2001	Luther Vandross	Vocal (Background), Vocal Contractor, Songwriter
119. Ultimate Luther Vandross 2001	2001	Luther Vandross	Vocals
120. Music Box/Emotions/Mariah Carey	2001	Mariah Carey	Vocals (Background)
121. Best of Roxy Music	2001	Roxy Music	Vocal (Backgrounds)
122. Unison/Celine Dion/The Colour of My Love	2002	Celine Dion	Vocal (Backgrounds)
123. How Sweet It Is	2002	Joan Osborne	Vocals (Background)
124. Chicago: Music from the Miramax Motion Picture	2002	Original Soundtrack	Choir, Chorus, Vocals
125. Best of Both Worlds: The Robert Palmer Anthology (1974–2001)	2002	Robert Palmer	Vocals (Background)
126. Sissel	2002	Sissel	Vocals (Background)
127. Capitol 1942-2002 (Deluxe Box Set)	2002	Various Artists	Vocals (Background)
128. Sound + Vision (2003 Box)	2003	David Bowie	Vocal (Backgrounds)
129. Diane (Deluxe Edition)	2003	Diana Ross	Vocals (Background)
130. Essential Jimmie Vaughan	2003	Jimmie Vaughan	Vocals (Background)
131. Dance With My Father	2003	Luther Vandross	Vocal (Background), Vocal Contractor, Songwriter
132. Essential Luther Vandross	2003	Luther Vandross	Vocals
133. Live Radio City Music Hall 2003	2003	Luther Vandross	Producer
134. Enter My Mind	2003	Marlon Saunders	Vocals (Background)
135. R in R & B Collection, Volume 1	2003	R. Kelly	Vocals (Background)
136. Avalon (Bonus Track)	2003	Roxy Music	Vocals (Background)
137. Thrill of It All (Remastered)	2003	Roxy Music	Vocal (Backgrounds)
138. Woman's Love	2003	Vaneese Thomas	Vocal (Backgrounds)
139. Best of Vanessa Williams: 20th Century Masters	2003	Vanessa Williams	Vocals (Background)
140. Xmas Collection: 20th Century Masters	2003	Vanessa Williams	Vocal (Backgrounds)
141. Crunch Beats	2003	Various Artists	Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
142. Genius Loves Company	2004	Ray Charles	Vocal (Backgrounds)
143. Forever, for Always, for Luther	2004	Various Artists	Vocals, Vocal Contractor
144. Soul Divas: Toni Braxton/Patti Labelle/Jody Watley	2005		Vocal (Backgrounds)
145. Essential Luther Vandross (2-CD/DVD)	2005	Luther Vandross	Vocals
146. In the Rhythm	2005	Suzanne Couch	Vocals (Background)
147. Power Station (Expanded)	2005	The Power Station	Vocals
148. Cool Yule	2006	Bette Midler	Vocals (Background)
149. In the Night/Instant Love	2006	Cheryl Lynn	Vocals (Background)
150. Romancing the '60s	2007	Frankie Valli	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
151. Love, Luther (Box Set)	2007	Luther Vandross	Vocals
152. Forever Ray Charles	2007	Ray Charles	Singer
153. Best of Van Morrison, Volume 3	2007	Van Morrison	Vocals (Background)
154. Defected Presents 20 Years of Def Mix: Part One	2007	Various Artists	Vocals (Background)
155. This Kind of Love	2008	Carly Simon	Vocal (Backgrounds)
156. Spirit US	2008	Leona Lewis	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor
157. Grapefruit Moon: The Songs of Tom Waits	2008	Southside Johnny/La Bamba's Big Band	Choir, Chorus
158. This Christmas, Aretha	2008	Aretha Franklin	Vocals (Background), Vocal Contractor