Artist	Song
Leon Russell & Willie Nelson	I Saw the Light
from One for the Road (1989)
Leon & Mary Russell	Like a Dream Come True
from Wedding Album (2010)
Leon Russell	The Same Old Song
from Guitar Blues (2001)
Leon Russell	I Love the Way You Love Me
from In Your Dreams (2008)
Leon Russell	Hungry for Love
from Crazy Love (2000)
Leon Russell	Bad Country
from Bad Country (2008)
Leon Russell	If You've Got the Money Honey (I've Got the Time)
from Hank Wilson, Vol. II (2001)
Leon Russell	Lovin' On My Mind
from Angel In Disguise (2007)
Leon Russell	Blind Lemon Cream
from Almost Piano (2008)
Leon Russell	Round Midnight
from Moonlight & Love Songs (2002)
Leon Russell	Inside the Angels
from A Mighty Flood (2008)
Leon Russell	She Smiles Like a River (Digitally Remastered 95)
from Leon Russell and the Shelter People (1995)
Leon Russell	Watching the River Flow
from Tangled Up In Blues - Songs of Bob Dylan (1999)
Leon Russell	Heartaches By the Number
from Hank Wilson, Vol. II (2001)
George Jones	The Window Up Above
from Burn Your Playhouse Down - Digital Duets (2008)
Joe Cocker	Girl from the North Country
from Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Live) (2011)
Leon Russell with The Newgrass Revival	I've Just Seen a Face
from Hank Wilson, Vol. 4: Rhythm & Bluegrass (2001)
Leon Russell	The Three Bells "Les Trois Cloches"
from Tribute to Edith Piaf (1993)
Willie Nelson	Honky Tonk Women (With Leon Russell)
from Half Nelson (1985)
Leon Russell & New Grass Revival	Wild Horses (Live)
from The Live Album (2010)
Leon Russell & New Grass Revival	Uncle Penn
from New Grass Revival With Leon Russell (Live At the Perkins Palace, California 1980) (2007)
Leon Russell	Act Naturally
from Blue Collar Comedy Tour - The Movie (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2006)
Leon Russell	Ballad of Jed Clampett
from Best of Hank Wilson (2009)
Leon Russell & Marc Benno	Welcome to Hollywood (Digitally Remastered '95)
from Asylum Choir II (1995)

Comment:

Leon Russell's music is as many-sided and deceptively complex as the man himself. He's as likely to be found trading verses with Joe Cocker on a soul-drenched version of Bob Dylan's "Girl from the North Country" as lending his blues-baked lungs to Thelonious Monk's timeless jazz nocturne "Round Midnight." Russell even dipped a toe in psychedelia back in the '60s with Marc Benno, in the pair's Asylum Choir days, but even amid the trippy tones and art-pop trappings of that duo's L.A.-lampooning tune "Welcome to Hollywood," the bluesy bends in Leon's voice make for an unmistakable musical fingerprint.

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