Duane Jarvis

Jarvis was born in Astoria, Oregon, and grew up in California, Oregon and Washington. His mother was a nurse and his father was in the United States Coast Guard, and would often play country music records at home. While living in Florida as a pre-teen, Jarvis received a guitar pick from B. B. King at the end of a concert he attended, which Jarvis kept for the rest of his life. He was part of a blues band and a power pop group while in his teens. ==Discography==

Studio albums • ''D.J.'s Front Porch'' (Twin/Tone-Medium Cool), February 22, 1994 • Far From Perfect (Watermelon Records), February 24, 1998 • Combo Platter (Glitterhouse), 1999 – Compilation of non-album, live and studio tracks • Certified Miracle (Slewfoot), July 31, 2001 • Delicious (Slewfoot), December 23, 2003 Compilations • "Cocktail Napkin" on Nashville: The Other Side Of The Alley... Vol. 3 (Bloodshot Records, 1996) • "Broken A/C Blues" on Down To The Promised Land: 5 Years Of Bloodshot Records (2000) • "Squeaky Wheel" on Freight Train Boogie: A Collection of Americana Music (The Orchard, 2001) • "There Is a Light" on The Rookie original soundtrack album (Hollywood Records, 2002) • "New Madrid" (with Dave Coleman) on ''For Anyone That's Listening: A Tribute to Uncle Tupelo'' (Flat Earth Records. 2003) • "Cupid Must Be Angry" on Lowe Profile: A Tribute to Nick Lowe (Brewery Records, 2005) Other credits • "Still I Long for Your Kiss" (cowr.) on Lucinda Williams, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road (1998) • "A Girl That's Hip" (cowr.) performed by Tim Carroll, on Drop Dead Gorgeous original soundtrack (1999); and (as "Girl That's Hip") on Tim Carroll, Not for Sale (self-released 2000, re-released 2009) • Guitar on Lucinda Williams, Sweet Old World (1992) • Guitar on Greg Trooper, Everywhere (1992) (album) • Guitar on Greg Trooper, Popular Demons (1998) (album) • "Sold on You" (cowr., guitarist on album) on Rosie Flores, After the Farm (1992) • Guitar and mandolin on Gene Clark/Carla Olson, Silhouetted in Light (1992) – reissued as In Concert • Bass on John Prine, A John Prine Christmas (1994) • Guitar, coproduction on David Childers, Hard Time County (1999) and A Good Way to Die (2001) • Producer, guitar and mandolin on Danny Baseheart EP Hell Raisin’ Star Gazin'/''Good Ole' Fashioned Evil'' (2002) • Lead guitar on Amy Rigby, Til the Wheels Fall Off, on title track performed by Amy Rigby with Todd Snider (2003) • Guitar on Ellis Hooks, The Hand of God (2003) • Guitar on David Andrews, Everything to Lose (2004) • Guitar on Frank Black, Fast Man Raider Man (2006) • Guitar on Peter Case, Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John (2007) • Guitars and background vocals on Matt Keating, Quixotic (2008) • Dobro on Greg Koons and the Misbegotten, Nowhere Motel (June 23, 2009) • Guitar on Black Francis, The Golem (2010, recorded 2008) ==References==