| Albums by Roy Gaines | ( artist bio ) ( artist website ) 
New Frontier Lover (Severn, 2000) | Personnel: Roy Gaines (vocals, guitar); Steve Guyger (harmonica); Scott Young (tenor saxophone); Scott Silbert, Steve Williams (baritone saxophone); Chris Walker, Bill Moore (trumpet); John Jensen (trombone); David Maxwell (piano); Benjie Porecki (keyboards); Steve Gomes (bass); Robb Stupka, Joe Maher (drums). Recorded at Omega Studios, Rockville, Maryland. 
Guitar Clashers from Gainesville, Tokyo (P-Vine, 2000)
| Featuring Mitsuyoshi Azuma. "This was recorded right after Roy finished his last stage in Tokyo [at the 6th Annual Park Tower Blues Festival] and was finished before he flew out the next day ...there were only about 6 hours available for making this record, and there were no prior rehearsing. The results came out rough for sure, but there are plenty great guitar playing that spark fire." -- Blues Ginza 
I Got The T-Bone Walker Blues (Groove Note, 1999) | "Stormy Monday", which opens the disc, is swinging, and it is reprised in a very different acoustic version at the end of the disc. In between are tunes that smolder with slow enery..." -- Mark Mickelson 
Bluesman For Life (JSP, 1998) | "With this album Roy is back, and how! Taken as a whole this album... is 42 minutes and eleven tracks of high-powered Texas guitar blues." -- Blues On Stage appears on
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The Best of the Jazz Crusaders (Blue Note, 1993) | The Jazz Crusaders were formed in Houston, Texas in 1960. They later changed their name to the Crusaders. "The Best of the Jazz Crusaders" contains a mixture of live and studio tracks recorded between 1961 and 1966. -- Blues Internet 
Albert King - Albert (Tomato, 1992) | In the process of gathering information on this album. -- Blues Internet 
Milt Buckner - Green Onions (Inner City, 1975) | In the process of gathering information on this album. -- Blues Internet also appears on
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