Eric "Roscoe" Ambel is a New York City–based guitarist and record producer. His discography consists of 3 studio albums, 1 live album, and 1 compilation. In addition, he has been featured a performer and producer on many albums by other artists.

Solo albums

Compilations

• 2004: Knucklehead (Lakeside Lounge)

With The Yayhoos

• 1996: Fear Not the Obvious (Bloodshot)
• 2006: Put The Hammer Down (Lakeside Lounge)

With the Del Lords

• 1984: Frontier Days (EMI America)
• 1986: Johnny Comes Marching Home (EMI America)
• 1988: Based on a True Story (Enigma)
• 1989: Howlin' at the Halloween Moon (Restless)
• 1990: Lovers Who Wander (Enigma)
• 2013: Elvis Club (Gb / MRI)

With Steve Earle

• 2000: Live from Austin TX November 12, 2000 CD, DVD (New West) released 2006
• 2002: Jerusalem (E-Squared / Artemis)
• 2004: The Revolution Starts Now (E-Squared / Artemis)

As producer

As primary artist/song contributor

• 1999: various artists - This Note's for You Too! A Tribute to Neil Young (Inbetweens Records) - track 2-3, "Revolution Blues"
• 2005: various artists - Lowe Profile: A Tribute To Nick Lowe (Brewery) - track 1-1, "12 Step Program (To Quit You Babe)"
• 2007: various artists - More Barn: A Tribute to Neil Young (Slothtrop) - track 17, "Cocaine Eyes" with the Roscoe Trio

As composer

• 1995: Dan Zanes - Cool Down Time (Private Music) - track 2, "No Sky" (co-written with Dan Zanes and Mitchell Froom)
• 1999: Steve Wynn - My Midnight (Zero Hour) - track 1, "Nothing But The Shell" (co-written with Steve Wynn)
• 2011: Kasey Anderson and the Honkies - Heart Of A Dog (Red Parlor Records) - track 1, "The Wrong Light" (co-written with Kasey Anderson)
• 2016: The Bullhounds - To Rock & to Serve (Mighty / Rock Bastard / Traffic) - track 1, "Ain't Easy Being Cool" (co-written with James Marshall and Jeremy Tepper)

Other appearances

• 1981: Joan Jett - Bad Reputation (Boardwalk) - guitar on "What Can I Do for You?" (2006 reissue)
• 1981: Joan Jett - I Love Rock 'n Roll (Boardwalk) guitar on "Crimson and Clover" and "Little Drummer Boy"
• 1989: Syd Straw - Surprise (Virgin) - guitar on "Think Too Hard"
• 1990: Mojo Nixon - Otis (Enigma) - guitar
• 1991: Joey Skidmore - Welcome To Humansville (MOP-TOP) - guitar
• 1994: Joey Skidmore - Joey Skidmore (DixieFrog)
• 1996: The Kennedys - Life Is Large (Green Linnet) - guitar on "Heart Of Darkness"
• 1996: The Bludgers - Better Off At Home (Hammerhead) - guitar on "Tomorrow In Australia"
• 2001: Run DMC - Crown Royal (Arista) - guitar on "Take The Money And Run"
• 2003: Marshall Crenshaw - What's In The Bag? (Razor & Tie) - Dulcitar, bass on "Take Me With U"
• 2005: Terry Anderson - Terry Anderson And The Olympic Ass-Kickin Team (Doublenaught) - guitar on "Purple GTO"
• 2006: Casey Neill - Brooklyn Bridge (In Music We Trust)
• 2006: Thea Gilmore - Harpo's Ghost (Sanctuary) - guitar, harmonium
• 2007: Keri Noble - Let Go (Seoul Records)
• 2007: Miss Ohio - Low (L'Oceanic) - keyboards

References

External links

• website
• at Bandcamp
• Eric Ambel at AllMusic
• Eric Ambel discography at Discogs