Joseph Arthur discography

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This page lists albums, EPs, singles and compilations by musician Joseph Arthur.

Studio albums

Joseph Arthur & The Lonely Astronauts

Arthur Buck

(Joseph Arthur and Peter Buck)

  • Arthur Buck
    • New West Records, June 15, 2018

EPs

Others

Singles

Music videos

Year Video Director Link
1996 "Daddy's on Prozac" Zachary Larner YouTube
2000 "Chemical" Anton Corbijn
"In the Sun"
"History" Joseph Daniel Lewis YouTube
2003 "Let's Embrace" Adria Petty and Anna Gabriel Yahoo! Music
2004 "All of Our Hands" Chad Reddell Yahoo! Music
"Wild Horses" (Faultline featuring Joseph Arthur) Borkur Sigthorsson
2005 "Can't Exist" Noaz Deshe Yahoo! Music
"Even Tho" Noaz Deshe and David Incorvaia YouTube
2006 "Devil's Broom" Noaz Deshe Yahoo! Music
2007 "Slide Away" (director unlisted) YouTube
"Diamond Ring" Anna Gabriel YouTube
2008 "Second Sight" Gabriel Judet-Weinshel YouTube
"She Paints Me Gold" Cerise Leang and Joseph Arthur YouTube
"Temporary People" Cerise Leang YouTube
"Faith" Stephen Shellenberger YouTube
2010 "Love Never Asks You to Lie" SBG Media YouTube

Promo CDs

Song appearances in television and film

Joseph Arthur soundtracked the 1998 film Hell's Kitchen,[1] as well as making a cameo appearance in the film.[2] Joseph also provided three songs for the 2006 documentary Deliver Us from Evil.[3] Joseph starred as a character's father in the 1999 film The Dream Catcher,[4] though he did not provide any music to the soundtrack. Many of his songs have made appearances in film and television:

Unreleased songs

Joseph Arthur has an ever-expanding, vast catalog of songs that have yet to see the light of day on an official release (rumor has it there's over 200 songs recorded to date in this back-catalog of unreleased songs). These songs have either been only played live, or were recorded and put up on either his website,

MySpace page, or his Tumblr blog page Bag Is Hot.[5] The list of unreleased songs can be found on the definitive fan website lonelyastronauts.com.[6]

Cover songs

Below is a list of covers that Joseph has performed (taken from the fan website lonelyastronauts.com):[7]

Contributions

Contributions to other artists' projects

As record producer

As guest musician

  • Soularium by
    Sister Soleil
    (July 14, 1998)
    • Co-wrote and played guitar, bass, and sang backing vocals on "Butterfly"
  • Righteous Love by Joan Osborne (September 12, 2000)
  • Your Love Means Everything by Faultline (May 17, 2004)
    • Co-produced, played guitar, keyboards and percussion, and sang lead and backing vocals on "
      Wild Horses" (The Rolling Stones
      cover)
  • Powder Burns by The Twilight Singers (May 16, 2006)
    • Sang backing vocals on "There's Been an Accident" and "Forty Dollars"
    • Sang backing vocals and played Dobro on "The Conversation"
  • Joan as Police Woman
    (June 12, 2006)
    • Played the Moog Rogue synthesizer on "Eternal Flame" (and the bonus disc track and B-side "Endless Supply of Poison")
    • Played drums and piano on "Feed the Light"
    • Played piano, Moog Rogue synth, and sang backing vocals on "Christobel"
  • Caroline Glass and Friends EP by Caroline Glass (October 24, 2006)
    • Sang backing vocals on "In Limbo"
  • A Stitch in Time (EP) by The Twilight Singers (December 4, 2006)
    • Co-wrote, sang backing vocals, and played guitar on "Sublime"
  • The Ideal Condition by Paul Hartnoll (May 28, 2007)
    • Co-wrote and sang vocals on "Aggro"
  • Canon by Ani DiFranco (September 11, 2007)
    • Sang backing vocals on "Napoleon" (new version)
  • Saturnalia by The Gutter Twins (March 4, 2008)
    • Joseph along with Jennifer Turner and Greg Wieczorek from
      The Lonely Astronauts
      provide backing vocals on "Idle Hands"
  • Big Blue Ball released by Real World Records (June 24, 2008)
    • Sang vocals on "Altus Silva" and "Exit Through You"
  • Joan as Police Woman
    (available only at Joan as Police Woman's live shows starting in September 2009)
    • Whatever You Like
      "

References