An album of religious-themed songs (subtitled Songs for a Modern Church) which was released by Charisma Records in 1975.
It includes a recording by the Charterhouse Choral Society of Take This Heart, a hymn co-written by Ant and Mike Rutherford. The recording was produced by Ant and recorded by Brian Roberts in the chapel at Charterhouse.
The hymn is included on the extra CD of the 2019 Expanded Edition of Seventh Heaven.
Ant plays acoustic guitar on the track Reaching Out on this Various Artists album released in 1977.
Ant recorded his contribution to the track whilst on a tour of radio stations in the US to promote the release of The Geese & The Ghost.
Mike Rutherford: Smallcreep's Day (1980)
Mike's first solo album.
Ant plays keyboards on all tracks on this album, which was recorded at Abba's Polar Studios in Stockholm in May & June 1979.
Camel: The Single Factor (1982)
Ant plays 12-string guitar and keyboards on selected tracks on this album, which was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London in January and February 1982. The album also includes End Peace, a track which Ant co-wrote with Andy Latimer.
A solo album by the former drummer of UK band After The Fire.
Ant plays guitar and keyboards on this album as well as assisting with the production and engineering. The initial sessions for the album took place at Ant's studio in the Spring of 1982.
Denis Quinn: Open Secret (1987)
Ant produced and engineered this album which was recorded in his studio and he also plays guitar and keyboards on it. Andy Latimer of Camel also guests on this album.
Denis Quinn: Mystic
Heart (1989)
Ant played guitar on this album as well as engineering and
co-producing it.
Asha (Denis Quinn):
Amadora (1991)
Ant played keyboards and guitar on this album as well as engineering and
co-producing it.
A compilation of demo recordings from the 1970s by Ant's friends David Thomas and Ronnie Gunn, which was released by Voiceprint Records.
Ant appears on a number of tracks on this album.
Subtitled A Celtic Tale, this is an expanded re-release of the 1981 Mother Gong release Battle of the Birds, which was previously only available as a limited cassette release.
Ant's contribution to the recording is confined to his co-writing and playing on Gypsy Suite, which is used as the backing music for Gilli Smyth's narration of the story of the Battle of the Birds.
A charity release to raise funds for the victims of the 2004 Asian Tsumani Disaster.
Ant played 12-string guitar and bass pedals on the track.
Steve's 2009 studio album - Ant contributes 12-string guitar to two tracks (Emerald And Ash and Sleepers).
An album project devised
by guitarist Roberto Vitelli from the Italian prog group Taproban.
Ant
makes a guest appearance in a spoken word role as The Narrator on two tracks
(Le Narrateur and Au Revoir...) on the album
John's 2015 studio album - Ant contributes harpischord, 12-string and classical guitar to the track Satellite.
The debut album by US singer-songwriter Anna Madsen. Ant contributes guitar to the tracks Irena's Lullaby, Black Dress and Pioneer Hymn.
A revised version of Black Dress, which includes Ant's guitar parts from the original recording was released on Anna Madsen's 2017 album Whisper.
A re-worked version of a song that Ant and Lettie originally co-wrote for a Library Music project. Co-produced by Ant and James Collins and released as a digital single by Cherry Red Records.
A re-worked version of a song that Ant and Lettie originally co-wrote for a Library Music project. Co-produced by Ant and James Collins and released as a digital single by Cherry Red Records.
The Gift's 2016 album release - Ant contributes 12-string guitar to the track The Tallest Tree, which also features Steve Hackett on lead guitar.
A double CD compilation of cover versions and extra tracks by the Italian band Algebra.
Ant contributes 12-string guitar and harpischord to the track La Cura (which also features Steve Hackett on lead guitar) on the first disc, whilist the second CD includes the track Il Crepuscolo (a variation of the themes from the Genesis song Dusk) which Ant recorded in 2016 especially for the 25th anniversary of the Italian Genesis magazine Dusk.
Re-worked version of two songs that Ant and Lettie originally co-wrote for a Library Music project. Co-produced by Ant and James Collins and released as a digital single by Cherry Red Records.