Lionel M. Crawford
2022 - Guitarist currently with Personal Touch.
2021 - Played guitar solo on, Slow Down, a Contemporary Jazz single by Paul Priester.
2018 - Co-wrote, arranged and produced, Looking For G, an instrumental Rock/Funk single by The Lionel Crawford / Oscar Woods Project (Bajan Records.)
2018 - Guitar contributions can be heard on the debut CD, Better With Time, by the vocal group Personal Touch.
2017 - Featured artist on, Acceptable To Ourselves 2017, a digital release by Seth Sharp, an American/Icelandic Recording Artist, Songwriter, Producer, DJ and Actor.
2017 - Featured artist on Love Is Here To Stay and God Bless The Child, both Electronic Experimental Jazz releases by Seth Sharp.
2017 - Co-wrote and produced, Give It Up, a single release by Barbadian Legend Lew Drayton.
2014 - through 2019, guitarist with Jus Us, a New England /Tri-State area band which regularly performed at the Wolf Den, Mohegan Sun Casino, the Basket Ball Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies and the
Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz.
2012 - Co-produced Closer by Seth Sharp.
2011 - Guitarist and co-producer on Speechless by Seth Sharp.
2010 - 2011 appeared with Seth Sharp at Webster Hall, New York City and The Bijou Theatre in
Connecticut.
2000 - Arranged and produced "Evelyn" and "Kadooment Morning" for Lew Drayton
1996 - First solo album entitled "Bridging De Gap" written, arranged, produced and performed by Lionel and released under the Teecha.
1995 - Co-wrote and produced the single, It's A Family Thing, featuring vocalist Pat Thompson.
1992 - the singles, Take Control and Gine Home, followed. Both were written, arranged and produced by
Lionel and released under the name Teecha.
1984 - "Crop Over" his first solo recording under the name Teecha was released in the USA on Bajan Records and distributed in Barbados through WIRL.
1984 - Interview on Voice of Barbados (VOB) with Julian Rogers.
1981 - Wrote, arranged and produced "Come Inside" a single, which was performed by Pressure Point and released on Elrod Records.
1977 - Wrote and arranged "I'll Make It Worth Your while" by Pressure Point which featured vocalist Pat Thompson and appeared on Connecticut’s premier Rock radio station WHCN Homegrown Album that year.
1978 - As an accomplished visual artist, he has exhibited art in several U.S galleries including Joseloff Gallery and the CRT Craftery. He also exhibited his work at the Queen’s Park Gallery, Barbados.
Paintings of the Late Honorably Walton Errol Barrow and The Late Honorable Tom Adams and his
father the Late Sir Grantley Adams, were also on exhibit at the Barbados Central Public Library.