Alex MacDougall

Alex MacDougall is listed in the credits for the following albums:

Year Artist Album Role
1975 Children of the Day Where Else Would I Go... Drums
1975 Karen Lafferty Bird in a Golden Sky Percussion
1975 Mustard Seed Faith Sail On Sailor Percussion, Handclaps
1976 Becky Ugartechea House Between Two Rivers Percussion
1976 Barry McGuire C'mon Along Percussion
1976 Daniel Amos Daniel Amos Percussion
1976 Bob Ayala Joy By Surprise Drums, Percussion
1977 Good News Good News II Percussion
1977 Parable Illustrations Percussion
1977 Daniel Amos Shotgun Angel Percussion
1977 Gospel Seed Growing Drums, Percussion
1977 The Boones The Boone Girls Percussion
1977 Salvation Air Force Strangers In A Strange Land Drums, Percussion
1977 Sweet Comfort Band Sweet Comfort Percussion
1978 Karen Lafferty Sweet Communion Drums, Percussion
1978 New Creation Singers Sweeter Than Honey Drums, Percussion
1978 Kelly Willard Blame It On The One I Love! Percussion
1978 Richie Furay Dance a Little Light Shaker
1979 Becky Ugartechea Look By Faith Percussion
1979 Erick Nelson & Michele Pillar The Misfit Percussion
1979 Oden Fong Come for the Children Percussion
1979 Sweet Comfort Band Hold On Tight! Percussion
1979 Mark Heard Appalachian Melody Percussion, Congas
1979 Bob Bennett First Things First Percussion
1980 Maranatha! Singers Emmanuel Percussion
1980 Randy Stonehill The Sky is Falling Drums, Percussion
1980 Karen Lafferty Life Pages - Love of the Ages Percussion
1980 Roby Duke Not the Same Percussion
1981 Stephanie Boosahda I Know That I Know Percussion
1981 Petra Never Say Die Percussion
1981 Randy Stonehill Between the Glory and the Flame Percussion
1981 Larry Norman Something New Under the Son Drums
1981 Mark Heard Stop the Dominoes Percussion
1981 Kelly Willard Willing Heart Percussion
1981 Daniel Amos Horrendous Disc Percussion
1981 Daniel Amos ¡Alarma! Congas
1982 Maranatha! Singers Praise Six: Come and Sing Praises Percussion
1982 Pat Terry Humanity Gangsters Percussion, Congas
1982 Twila Paris Keepin' My Eyes On You Percussion
1982 Daniel Amos Doppelganger Percussion
1982 Bob Bennett Matters of the Heart Percussion
1983 Michael James Murphy Surrender Percussion
1983 Randy Stonehill Equator Drums, Percussion
1983 Steve Camp Fire and Ice Percussion
1984 Roby Duke Come Let Us Reason Percussion
1984 Harry Browning Push Back the Darkness Percussion
1984 Laury Boone Browning Push Back the Darkness Percussion
1985 Tom Howard & Bill Batstone One by One Percussion
1985 Mark Heard Greatest Hits Of Mark Heard Percussion
1985 Twila Paris Kingdom Seekers Percussion
1985 Mark Heard Acoustic Percussion
1985 Bob Bennett Non-Fiction Percussion
1986 Randy Stonehill The Wild Frontier Percussion
1986 Terry Scott Taylor Knowledge & Innocence Percussion
1986 Daniel Amos The Revelation Percussion
1986 Daniel Amos Fearful Symmetry Percussion
1986 Altar Boys Gut Level Music Tambourine
1987 Terry Scott Taylor A Briefing for the Ascent Percussion
1987 Phil Keaggy The Wind and The Wheat Percussion
1987 Daniel Amos Darn Floor Big Bite Percussion
1987 Altar Boys Against the Grain Tambourine
1988 Mike Stand Do I Stand Alone Percussion
1988 Steve Camp Compact Favorites Percussion
1989 Crystal Lewis Joy Percussion
1990 Terry Scott Taylor Dr. Edward Daniel Taylor: The Miracle Faith Telethon Percussion
1992 Roby Duke Not the Same (reissue) Percussion
1993 Mark Heard Reflections of a Former Life Percussion
1994 The Brothers Fact & Reality Executive Producer
1994 Daniel Amos Preachers from Outerspace Drums, Percussion
1996 Petra The Early Years Percussion
1996 Swirling Eddies Sacred Cows Executive Producer
1998 Daniel Amos Our Personal Favorite World Famous Hits Percussion
2000 Mark Heard Greatest Hits Percussion
2000 Phil Keaggy Zion Percussion
2011 Daniel Amos Shotgun Angel - reissue Percussion
2013 Daniel Amos Dig Here Said the Angel Percussion

Alex MacDougall

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Alex MacDougall is an American record producer, and percussionist. MacDougall is best known for being a member of the Christian rock band Daniel Amos in the late 1970s in addition to his production and recording session credits. He was also a member of Selah, The Way, Salvation Air Force, The Richie Furay Band, The Randy Stonehill Band and The Larry Norman Band.

Personal life
Born and raised in Orange County, California, as of 2008 MacDougall and his wife have five children, and five grandsons.

Career
MacDougall toured as part of the Richie Furay Band in 1976, opening concerts for Loggins and Messina, Leon Russell and the Beach Boys, among others. In 1977, he toured as drummer with Andrae Crouch and Terry Talbot before joining Daniel Amos in 1978 for their Horrendous Disc tour. MacDougall became an important part of the sound of the band in the late 70s, providing a second percussion sound inspired by drummers/percussionists Airto Moriera, Russ Kunkle, Ralph McDonald and Harvey Mason. MacDougall left DA during their ¡Alarma! album recording, but continued to provide percussion for the band's albums (and many others) for years, and even reunited with other early members of the band for a 1999 performance in California. During the late 70's he also toured and recorded often with Larry Norman, Randy Stonehill and Tom Howard.

Following his departure from Daniel Amos, MacDougall toured for a year with singer/guitarist/artist Bob Bennett, accompanied by John Patitucci on bass. From '81-'82, he worked as the "nighttime drummer" for Disneyland in Anaheim, California, on the Tomorrowland Terrace, alongside Tom Ranier (keyboards) and his brother Beau (guitar). MacDougall worked for StarSong Records for a time in the 1990s, and was partly to credit (or to blame, depending on your perspective) for The Swirling Eddies' Sacred Cows album, in which the band "mercilessly butchered" CCM hits by dc Talk, Carman, Amy Grant and others.

During his lengthy career, MacDougall has served as VP of Special Projects/EMI Christian Music, GM/Vineyard Music Group and Executive VP/Maranatha! Music. He has created hundreds of best-selling projects in all genres of music, including a 1992 Grammy Award-winning children's title (A Cappella Kids), and several Dove Award-nominated projects. In addition to production and executive production roles, he has played on hundreds of recording projects as a drummer and/or percussionist. In addition to current advisory roles, MacDougall serves as an Adjunct Professor at Dallas Baptist University, as part of the Music Business Degree program.

MacDougall has created and developed music concepts and projects for Time-Life, Guideposts, Reader's Digest, Publishers Clearing House, Avon, EMI/Capitol Special Markets and Integrity Media, Inc. He also worked on the original 3 WOW WORSHIP projects (Blue, Orange, Green), as an A&R and Marketing Committee member. Production and co-production credits also include the Billboard-charting Gospel Goes Classical (DVD and CD), Generation Unleashed, Top 25 Gospel Praise and Worship Songs, It's A Wonderful Christmas and Top 40 Christian Favorites. In 2011 he joined Bill Batstone and Bob Bennett in a recording project entitled, "Jesus Music Again". Jesus Music Again reinterprets some of the great songs from the Jesus Movement of the '70's in a loving tribute. Many guest artists appear as well, including Phil Keaggy and Linda McCrary.

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