Arista Records Album Discography, Part 17: Career Records
Career Records was formed by Arista Records’ Nashville division in 1995 as a vehicle for singer-songwriter-driven country albums. It had three artists on its roster: Brett James, a young singer-songwriter, Lee Roy Parnell, who was brought over from the parent label, and Tammy Graham, a singer from Las Vegas. However, it proved to be financially underwhelming, and was folded in 1997 after issuing at least twelve singles and four albums.
The label’s albums were part of Arista’s regular numbering sequence.
07822–18789–2/4 — Brett James — Brett James [09–12–95] Wake Up And Smell The Whiskey/Many Tears/Worth The Fall/She’s Killin’ Me/If I Could See Love/Female Bonding/Dark Side Of The Moon/Just Like We Never Happened/Thrill Of The Chase/The Way That You Love/Enjoy The Ride
07822–18790–2/4 – We All Get Lucky Sometimes — Lee Roy Parnell [08–01–95] A Little Bit Of You/Knock Yourself Out/Heart’s Desire/When A Woman Loves A Man/If The House Is Rockin’/We All Get Lucky Sometimes/Saved By The Grace Of Your Love/Givin’ Water To A Drowning Man/I Had To Let It Go/Squeeze Me In/Cat Walk
07822–18817–2 — Tammy Graham — Tammy Graham [unissued] Reassigned to 07822–18842–2. Some copies still use this number on the spine due to the catalog number alteration being made on a relatively short notice.
07822–18841–2/4 — Every Night’s A Saturday Night — Lee Roy Parnell [06–17–97] Lucky Me, Lucky You/You Can’t Get There From Here/One Foot In Front Of The Other/All That Matters Anymore/Every Night’s A Saturday Night/Tender Touch/Better Word For Love/Honky Tonk Night Time Man/Baton Rouge/Mama, Screw Your Wig On Tight
07822–18842–2/4 — Tammy Graham — Tammy Graham [04–29–97] Let The Girl Be Herself/When The Blues And My Baby Collide/Better Men Have Tried/Cool Water/Dancin’ With Elvis/Tell Me Again/A Dozen Red Roses/More About Love/Old Heartaches/Houdini
