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Duncan Cameron
Rock, Country, Pop, Session M Guitar, Vocals Amazing Rhythm Aces, Sawyer Brown
Born: Killen, AL
Source: Alabama Music Hall of Fame
 Duncan Cameron (born July 27, 1956) was the second lead guitarist for Sawyer Brown. Formerly with the Amazing Rhythm Aces, he replaced original guitarist Bobby Randall in 1991. Cameron was with the group throughout their most consistent hit-making period in the early 1990s. He was with the band when they moved from Curb Records to Lyric Street Records briefly in 2003. When Sawyer Brown returned to Curb Records after releasing only one single, Cameron decided to pursue another dream. A long-time pilot, he took a job flying for Southwest Airlines in 2004. He was replaced by current guitarist Shayne Hill.
Source: http://sawyerbrown.wikia.com/wiki/Duncan_Cameron
How The Hell Do You Spell Rythum (LP, Album) Warner Bros. Records 1980
Full House / Aces High (2xLP, Album) AMJ Records 1981
Outskirts Of Town (Cass, Album) Curb Records 1993
Instruments & Performance
Old Tennessee and 2 more…
Fools Gold - Fools Gold ◄ (6 versions) Arista, Arista 1976
Same Song, Second Verse (LP, Album) Friendamine Records 1976
Burning The Ballroom Down ◄ (2 versions) ABC Records 1978
Levon Helm ◄ (2 versions) ABC Records 1978
Amazing Rhythm Aces ◄ (3 versions) ABC Records 1979
How The Hell Do You Spell Rythum (LP, Album) Warner Bros. Records 1980
In Person (LP) Venture Records 1981
Russell Smith (LP) Capitol Records 1981
Full House / Aces High (2xLP, Album) AMJ Records 1981
Gimme You (LP) CBS 1981
All Those Lies and 4 more… Glenn Frey - No Fun Aloud ◄ (3 versions) Asylum Records, Asylum Records 1982
Old Enough Asylum Records 1982
Old Enough (LP, Album) Asylum Records 1982
Sportin' Life ◄ (12 versions) Polydor 1985
Soul Searchin' Glenn Frey - Soul Searchin' ◄ (15 versions) MCA Records, MCA Records 1988
Outskirts Of Town (Cass, Album) Curb Records 1993
The Hits Live (CD, Album, Comp) Curb Records 2000
Lost And Dyin' Breed (CD, Album) Hobo Jim Music Unknown
Writing & Arrangement
What Kind Of Love Is This? (7", Promo) Warner Bros. Records 1980
Outskirts Of Town (Cass, Album) Curb Records 1993
World Wide Web / We Shall Overcome Future Pilot A.K.A. - A Galaxy Of Sound Sulphur Records 1999
Production I Must Be Dreaming ◄ (3 versions) Polydor 1985
Source: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Duncan+Cameron
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