Production · Performance
Steve Rowland
real name Stephen Jacob Rowland
singer, producer, member of Family Dogg
United States · b. 1932-09-03
Steve Rowland is credited on 1,043 releases across 220 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1959–2024 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
1,043
Credits
220
Albums
8
Decades active
63
In collections
Biography
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Born 3 September 1932. Singer, columnist, record producer and actor. He played in TV series such as Bonanza and Wyatt Earp. Moved to London mid sixties and produced Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, Herd and The Pretty Things among others and had his own band. Continuing in managing at and his own Dr. Beat and Wham Records. Affiliated.
Full details & complete discography at his website.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
1,043 releases · 220 albums · active 1959–2024
- Production · 899
- Performance · 304
- Other credits · 21
- Engineering · 4
Studios: Lansdowne Studios · Chappell Recording Studios · Roundhouse Studios · Morgan Studios
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.

Coming From Reality
1971

Searching For Sugar Man - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
2012

Outrospective
2001

Babe Ruth
1975

Field Music
2005

The Session Recorded In London With Great Guest Artists
1973

Rockin' With Wanda!
1960

The Best Of Rory Gallagher
2020

Stealin' Home
1975

Shame Shame
1969

Mindbuster
2004

The Lost O?era
1985

The Lost O?era
1984

I Lost My Heart To A Starship Trooper
1978

Dream Express / Because Of You
1975

Sweet America / Rikers Island
1972

The Power
1986

Animal Laugh (Oumma Aularesso)
1981

Situation Normal
1974

From Scratch
1972

Three Week Hero
1969

Paradise Lost
1968

Emotions
1967
Frequent collaborators
- Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich
- Various
- The Herd
- The Family Dogg
- Jerry Lee Lewis
- Babe Ruth
- Kimera (3)
- P.J. Proby
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