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* Discography -
Details and information on all Ruby's CD's and Albums *
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Ruby's first Album, "Women Hold Up
Half The Sky" was released by Jive Records in 1986. Since then, regular
releases on both Jive and other Record Labels have ensured that at the time of
writing, Ruby's extensive back-catalogue has now reached no fewer that 15
albums, with a 16th, a sensational brand new Gospel Album, released in 2009.
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Ruby has also sang and contributed to
many CD/Albums of other Bands and solo Artistes, including Bryan Ferry, Seasick
Steve, Mick Jagger, and Culture Club. She also features on all of Jools
Hollands Bands recent releases, including the Multi-Platinum
"Friends" Series.
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A full
Discography of all Ruby's Albums can be found below |
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Ruby remains passionate
about her solo music career and always looks forward for opportunities to get
'out on the road' playing concerts/gigs with her own Band of very accomplished
musicians.
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2005 saw Ruby release her
new Studio Album : "So Amazing". Fully Six years in the making, it
stands as one of the most personal, powerful and emotional Albums she has ever
recorded. 10 out of the 12 tracks were co-written by her. One of these tracks,
"Ain't Cried", was co-written at Miles Copelands chateau in France
and featured in the BBC drama series Silent Witness.
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In 2007, due to massive
popular demand from her many fans, Ruby released a special double live Album
"Live At Ronnie Scotts". Recorded at the famous Jazz Club venue in
central London, it includes many of her older hits alongside some great new
songs. The special Bonus CD was also recorded live at the MAC {Midlands Arts
Centre} venue, in Ruby's hometown of Birmingham.
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Jools Holland and his 20-Piece Rhythm
and Blues Orchestra's most recent CD/Album "The Informer" was
released in November 2008, and features Ruby singing many of the songs. The
Album gained frequent BBC Radio plays and Ruby was much in demand for promotion
and publicity work, making numerous TV appearances including ITV's Alan
Titchmarsh & C4's Paul O'Grady Shows.
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