The Big Three (1963, FM Records)

Performers: Tim Rose, Cass Elliott, and James Hendricks, with Bob Bowers (bass)

The Big Three albums are available combined on a single CD, issued by Sequel Records (NEMCD 755) under the title The Big Three Featuring Mama Cass.

The Big Three Live At The Recording Studio (1964, FM Records)

Performers: Tim Rose, Cass Elliott, and James Hendricks, with Bob Bowers (bass)

The Big Three albums are available combined on a single CD, issued by Sequel Records (NEMCD 755) under the title The Big Three Featuring Mama Cass.

Tim Rose (1967, CBS / Columbia - later reissued as Morning Dew)

Tim Rose: Vocals, guitar
David Rubinson: Producer
Richard Hussan: Bass
Jay Berliner: Guitar
Bernard Purdie: Drums
Hugh McCracken: Guitar
Art Butler: Keyboards
Felix Pappalardi: Bass
Jim Fischoff: Percussion
Charlie Smalls/Patti Brown: Piano
Chuck Rainey: Bass
David & Deanna Lucas: Backing vocals

This album was reissued as a CD along with Through Rose Colored Glasses by BGO Records in 1997.

Through Rose Colored Glasses (1969, CBS/Columbia 63636)

Tim Rose: Vocals, guitar, bass
Jack Tracy: Producer
Recorded at CBS studios, LA

Various studio musicians chosen by the producer provided the additional accompaniment. No information is available as to who they were.

This album was reissued as a CD with Tim Rose by BGO Records in 1997.

Love - A Kind of Hate Story (1970, Capitol ST 22673)

Tim Rose Vocals: guitar
Shel Talmy: Producer
Recorded at Island Studios, London

Other musicians included
Clem Cattini: drums
Alan Hawkshaw: keyboards
Herbie Flowers: bass
Tina Charles: Backing vocals

This Album was rereleased along with the 1974 album Tim Rose on a CD by Flying Thorn Records in 1998.

Tim Rose (1974, Dawn/Playboy DNLS 3062)

Tim Rose Vocals, guitar
Gary Wright: Producer / Piano, organ
Bryson Graham: Drums
Arch Leggett: Bass
Mick Jones: Guitar

This Album was rereleased along with the 1970 album Love - A Kind of Hate Story on a CD by Flying Thorn Records in 1998.

The Musician (1975, Atlantic)

Tim Rose, Vocals, guitar
Jonathan Rowlands, Producer
Dave Charles, Drums
Tommy Eyre, Keyboards
Paul Cobbald, Bass
Ray Martinez, Andy Summers, Guitar
B J Cole, Steel guitar
Tina Charles, Backing vocals

This Album was rereleased on CD in 1995 on Demon / Edsel (EDCD 448) with two extra tracks - Hey Joe and Morning Dew.

Unfinished Song (1976, Tiger Lily TL 14055)

Producer: Tim Rose
Tim Rose: Vocals, guitar, organ
Russ Kunkle Drums
Peet Seers: Piano
Fuzzy Knight: Bass
Andy Summers: Guitar
Clyde King, Vernetta Fields: Vocals

This was an effort by Tim to produce a classic album with a few of his friends. The studio went bankrupt in 1975 and sold the tapes - without Tim's permission - to Tiger Lily Records, who released it.
Although short - just 28 minutes - it is unique, "a real rock'n'roll album", he says.

The Gambler (Recorded 1977 for Phonogram, but not released until 1991 on President - PCOM 1117)

Produced by Pierre Tubbs
Tim Rose: Guitar, percussion, backing vocals
Andy Summers: Guitar
Pierre Tubbs: Guitar, keyboards, percussion, bass, backing vocals
B J Cole: Pedal Steel guitar
Raphael Ravenscroft: Saxophone, flute
Lynton Naff: Keyboards
Theodore Thunder: Drums
Michael d'Alberuerque: Bass
Philip Love: Percussion
Robert S Siggins: Banjo
Lisa Strike, Jaqui Sullivan, Vicci Brown: Backing vocals.

I've Got To Get A Message To You (1987, See For Miles)

Although listed in discographies, this compilation was planned, but never actually released.

Haunted (1997, Best Dressed Records)

Produced by Tim Rose

This is a part-studio, part-live album. The live tracks were recorded at The Garage and the Royal Albert Hall, London (where Tim was appearing on the bill with Nick Cave) in 1997. Tim accompanied himself on guitar, with additional guitar by Michael Winn.

The studio tracks were recorded in London, New York and Dublin.

Additional musicians on the studio tracks are:
David Zinno, Darrius Ditullio, Alan Seidler, David Clarke, Bill Wilson. (Tim originally claimed the line-up included 'Sio Bender, Eric Sample, and Shawn Bight' - but later admitted this was a private joke about electronic recording [byte, sample, etc]).

American Son (2002, Mystic Records)

American Son [sample]
Because You're Rich [sample]
Where Did The Good Times Go? [sample]
Ageing Soldier [sample]
Broken Song [sample]
Tiger In Cages [sample]
She Was Born To Fly [sample]
Live It To The Brim [sample]
I Never Knew (So Much To Lose) [sample]
Once He Was [sample]

Recorded in Bergen, Norway between March and December 2000. All original Tim Rose songs with the sole exception of Broken Song.

Additional musicians:

Kato Aadland
Anders Bitustoyl
Hans Petter Gunderson
Ole Ludvig Kruger
Ingrid Mjanger
Claudia Scott
Magne Thormodsaeter
Joergen Traen

Not goin' anywhere [Headwaiter] (2002, Love Label LLO102)

"Headwaiter" is a new group composed of the best musicians in Norway today. Just released, this album features four songs with lyrics by Tim plus a duet with lead singer Per Jorgensen. The liner notes were also written by Tim.

Musicians:
Per Jørgensen: lead vocal
Tim Rose: Guest Vocal
Mette Mathieson: drums
Tarald Tvedten: drums
Kjartan Kristiansen: backing vocals
Joanne Vaardal Lunde: backing vocals
Heide Torsvik: backing vocals
Tone Ljøkelsøy: backing vocals
Tina Ådland: backing vocals
Hans-Patter: guitars, keyboards
Kato Ådland: guitars, keyboard, bass

Snowed In (2003, Cherry Red Records CDB Red 239)

'Snowed In' was completed by Colin Winston-Fletcher after Tim's death from recordings they made together in his last year.

Musicians:
Tim Rose: Vocals, 6-string and 12 string guitar
Colin Winston-Fletcher: all other instruments / producer
Jonathan Marris: electric guitar on Snowed In / I Need Saving
Susie Higgie: guest vocal on Boogie Boogie
Simon Gershon: sample and sound design
Chad Hobson: joint producer on tracks 2, 4, 7 and 8
All tracks were written by Tim Rose and published by Flying Thorn music except Snowed In and Boogie Boogie (words and music, Colin Winston-Fletcher, published by Lantern Music), Come What May, Time Slips Away, and So Much To Lose (words and music Tim Rose/ Colin Winston-Fletcher, published by Flying Thorn / Lantern Music) and Needle / Monologue (Words Dominic Mann, music Colin Winston-Fletcher).

The London Sessions (2004, Market Square MSMCD119)

Previously unreleased tracks from studio sessions recorded between 1978 and 1998 in his adopted home of London, England

Musicians:
Tim Rose: Vocals and guitar
Pierre Tubbs, keyboards and progamming, acoustic guitar, producer
Micky Wynne, guitar and slide guitar
David Rose, piano
Melissa Rose, vocals (It's All Gone Wrong)
BJ Cole, steel guitar
Theodore Thunder, drums
Michael D'Alberquerque, Chris Gregory, bass
Lisa Strike, Jaqui Sullivan, Vicci Brown, backing vocals
Michelle Stephens, backing vocals

Mirage (2004, Market Square MSMCD126)

The debut album by folk group The Greenhouse Band features one track (The Snows) with guest vocals by Tim Rose.

Musicians:
Madeleine Worrall, vocals
Neil McArthur, acoustic guitar and piano
Graeme Taylor, electric and acoustic guitar and mandolin
Dave Berry, double bass and bass guitar
Michael Gregory, drums and percussion
Richard Friedman, violin
Tim Rose, vocals on The Snows

Singles and compilations