1. So Many Honky Tonks, So Little Time - co-written with Jim Beavers
2. The Way I Met Her - co-written with Doug Powell
3. One More Drink Before I Go
4. Just For You - co-written with Doug Powell
5. Goin' Goin' Goin' Gone
6. Swamp Water Whiskey - co-written with Kris Bergsnes
7. The Straightaway - co-written with Christian Kane
8. Friday in My Mind - co-written with Dylan Altman
9. Down In Mexico (Juarez, Mexico) - co-written with Trent Summar
10. Getaway - co-written with Rachel Kice
11. Living Proof

Nashville Fine Line is one Ted's 2 brand new records for 2006. Most of these songs were written and recorded on the road while Ted's was out traveling and playing bass with Shooter Jennings - on tour buses, in hotel rooms, in random studios around the country, and at home in Ted's living room. Most of the songs were written with Nashville co-writers, so a lot of these might sound a little closer to 'mainstream country' than Ted's other records: a little more fun, a little more sentimental. It's all part of the experiment and challenge of Music Row and Nashville: walking the fine line of writing in ways that are accessible and commercial, but also have depth, and heart and soul. A lot of the co-writers are very well respected and have written numerous hits for many different artists. They have all walked the line Ted is walking here, and they've all become good friends. These songs were recorded in the same sessions, with the same players, as Divisadero.

1. Jabez Sings The Spring
2. My Romance
3. Understand
4. A Light Still Shines On Bleeker Street
5. I'm Old Fashioned
6. When Love Lingers On
7. For Ariane
8. Sambucha Blues
9. Dream Catcher
10. Call Of The Wild
11. Haiku
12. Jenna Blue
13. Time After Time
14. Night's End
15. Lullaby

Dedications was Ted's first record: an all instrumental jazz album. Ted recorded it at the ripe old age of 24 when he was playing jazz for a living (just as he was discovering roots music). This record is an homage to the American jazz and blues of the '50's and '60's. Inspired by Bill Evans, Gerry Mulligan, and 'Kind of Blue' era Miles Davis, this CD is comprised mostly of original compositions, but also has a few standards arranged by Ted. The band is comprised of many of the most respected younger professional jazz players in Seattle: Gary Fukushima on piano, Rob Davis on tenor sax, Mark Taylor on alto sax, Steve Korn and Mark Yeend on drums.

1. Blue Eyed Soul - Ted Russell Kamp
2. Vanishing Breed - Marvin Etzioni
3. Washing Day - Adam Levy
4. You're Talkin 'Bout Me - Wink Keziah
5. The Way I Met Her - Ted Russell Kamp
6. Jukebox - Adam Levy
7. Temple & Shrine - Marvin Etzioni
8. A Hot Woman And A Cold Beer - Wink Keziah
9. Better Before You Were Bigtime - Ted Russell Kamp
10. The Party Is Over - Adam Levy
11. Rosemary Nobody - Marvin Etzioni
12. Jesse's Farm - Wink Keziah

All Four One: Vol. 1
Americana Compilation with Marvin Etzioni, Adam Levy, and Wink Keziah and Delux Motel.

This is a CD compilation that Ted helped put together as part of the Americana Music Conference that was held in Nashville, TN in November of 2007.
It features 3 songs by Ted - one from each record Divisadero, Nashville Fineline, and NorthSouth - as well as three songs by each of three other great artists, Marvin Etzioni, Adam Levy, and Wink Keziah and Delux Motel.
Marvin is an incredible musician and producer having been in the band Lone Justice and produced the Counting Crows, Peter Case, and Grey Delisle among others. Adam Levy has been the guitarist with Norah Jones for years, and has 2 great records out on his own. Wink Keziah is one of the great honky tonkers of our time!

1. This Ol Wheel
2. Tangled Up Roses
3. Walk Of Life
4. Old Friend
5. Slow Train (with The Oak Ridge Boys)
6. Time Management 101
7. Concrete Cowboys
8. Higher
9. Blood From a Stone
10. Last Time I Let You Down (written by Ted Russell Kamp - see Divisadero)
11. She Lives In Color
12. The Wolf
13. A Matter Of Time

The Wolf with Shooter Jennings and the .357s

This is the 3rd studio album by Shooter Jennings and the 357's. Recorded in January and February of 2007, this record was released by Universal South Records in October of 2007. It features Ted's song "The Last Time I Let You Down" as well as a great new set of songs by Shooter and the rest of the band. It is a solid album that really shows the band stretching out and exploring new sonic territory as well as some truly excellent and autobiographical songwriting by Shooter. It also includes a cover of the Dire Straits song "Walk Of life" and "Higher", the first song on a Shooter record written by our drummer, the one and only Mr. Bryan Keeling. It also features guest performances by Doug Kershaw and the Oak Ridge Boys.

1. Electric Rodeo
2. Gone To Carolina
3. Some Rowdy Women
4. The Song Is Still Slipping Away
5. Hair Of The Dog
6. Little White Lines
7. Alligator Chomp (The Ballad Of Martin Luther Frog Jr.)
8. Manifesto No.2
9. Aviators
10. Bad Magick
11. It Ain't Easy

Electric Rodeo with Shooter Jennings

This is the second Shooter album, recorded throughout 2005 and released in April 2006. You can really hear the sound of the band progressing as we get more in tune with each other, as well as Shooter's songwriting getting even more personal with some more autobiographical singer/songwriter oriented lyrics. The Rock is more diverse, the Country, even more acoustic and classic sounding. Ted also makes his recording debut with the banjo on a few tunes, Leroy plays the theramin, Robbie Turner plays Steel, Bonnie Bramlett joins on backing vocals on a few tunes, and Tony Joe White sings on Alligator Chomp. Recorded with the same producer/engineer team, Dave Cobb and Mark Rains, this album really is a great next step for us all. 'Gone To Carolina' is the first single from the record, and went straight into the CMT Top 20.

1. Cool Drink Of Water
2. This Part Of Town
3. Heat Into Light
4. Red Light Falling
5. Perfectly Divine
6. Find A Way
7. Woman On My Mind
8. Angel In My Eye
9. Long Way From Anywhere
10. Long Hot Night
11. Nobody Knows Nobody
12. No Gettin' Around It
13. Napoleon

The Ponticello Years is a 'greatest hits' compilation taken from Ted's work with the band Ponticello.The band was formed by Ted, who played bass and sang lead vocals, and Chris Murphy, who played electric violin and mandolin. They co-led Ponticello from '98-'02, touring the country, playing over 200 shows a year, and recording 4 CD's: the Escape Artist, Cotton Deisel, Down Like Mercury, and Dark Skies. Ted co-wrote most of the songs on this compilation with Chris. The disc features Gregg Williams, Sean Shacklett, Michael Partlow, and Dave Hill on drums.