Tommy Conwell is an American guitarist. He is most well-known as the frontman for the Philadelphia-based band, Tommy Conwell & The Young Rumblers. The band had a #1 US rock hit in 1988 with "I'm Not Your Man." Tommy Conwell and the Young Rumblers had moderate success in 1986 with their independently-released album, "Walkin' On the Water." The band's national major label debut came when Columbia Records released "Rumble" in 1988, followed by "Guitar Trouble" in 1991.
Discography
- Tommy Conwell & The Young Rumblers
- Walking on the Water (Antenna Records, 1986)
- Rumble (Columbia Records, 1988) US #103[1]
- Guitar Trouble (Columbia, 1990)
- Rumble - Guitar Trouble: American Beat Records Reissue Series (American Beat Records, 2007)
- Tommy Conwell & The Little Kings
- Sho Gone Crazy by Tommy Conwell & The Little Kings (Llist Records, 1997)
- Hi Ho Silver by Tommy Conwell & The Little Kings (Llist Records, 1999)
- Soundtrack
- Shout - Music from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (BMG Music, 1991)
- "Devil Call Me Back Home" (Written by Tommy Conwell and performed by Otis Rush)
- "More Than A Kiss" (Written and performed by Tommy Conwell)
- With Buzz Zeemer
- 1996 play thing (Record Cellar Productions)
- 1998 Delusions of Grandeur (Record Cellar Productions)
- Compilations
- 1994 A Live Christmas Extravaganza, 'Run Rudolph Run' (Deko Music)
- 1997 Last Minute Jam: Volume 2. Minutes to Millennium, 'What I'd Say'
- 1997 Season's Greetings Philadelphia, 'Kinda Christmasy' (Record Cellar Productions)
- 2003 Who's Not Forgotten: FDR's Tribute to The Who, 'Long Live Rock' [Vocal performance with the Dipsomaniacs] (FDR)
Singles
| Year | Title | Chart Positions[2] | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Billboard Hot 100 | Mainstream Rock Tracks | ||
| 1988 | "I'm Not Your Man" | #74 | #1 |
| 1988 | "If We Never Meet Again" | #48 | #9 |
| 1990 | "I'm Seventeen" | - | #15 |
| 1990 | "Let Me Love You Too" | - | #21 |
References
- ^ Billboard, Allmusic.com
- ^ Billboard Singles. Allmusic.com.
