John Alagía

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John Alagía is an accomplished music producer. He is best known for his work with the Dave Matthews Band and John Mayer. Alagia is a native of Louisville, Kentucky, and a graduate of Georgetown University.

Contents 1 Derryberry & Alagia 2 Discography (partial) 2.1 Ben Folds Five 2.2 Blue Man Group 2.3 Day By The River 2.4 Dave Matthews Band 2.5 David Gray 2.6 Josh Kelley 2.7 John Mayer 2.8 Jason Mraz 2.9 Evermore 2.10 Lifehouse 2.11 Mandy Moore 2.12 Vertical Horizon 2.13 Rachael Yamagata 2.14 Ben Lee 2.15 Liz Phair 3 External links

[edit] Derryberry & Alagia

John was a member of a band known as Derryberry and Alagia. This collaboration featured Doug Derryberry. The group released three records, as follows:

• Reinvigorating the Wheel
• Rutabaga Stew
• Southpaw

[edit] Discography (partial)

[edit] Ben Folds Five

• Various Live Recordings
• Naked Baby Photos
• Space Reels
• Tom and Mary

[edit] Blue Man Group

• The Complex - Billboard Top 200 peak - #60

[edit] Day By The River

• FLY - Produced by Doug Derryberry & John Alagia 1996

[edit] Dave Matthews Band

• The Central Park Concert - Billboard Top 200 peak - #14
• Busted Stuff - Billboard Top 200 peak - #1
• Grey Street - Top 40 singles peak - #18
• Listener Supported - Billboard Top 200 peak - #15
• Live in Chicago 12.19.98 - Billboard Top 200 peak - #6
• Live at Folsom Field, Boulder, Colorado - Billboard Top 200 peak - #9
• Remember Two Things
• Recently
• Under the Table and Dreaming
• Crash
• Before These Crowded Streets
• Live at Red Rocks
• Weekend On the Rocks
• "Eh Hee"

[edit] David Gray

• Live at Joe's Pub

[edit] Josh Kelley

• For the Ride Home - Billboard Top 200 peak - #159
• Amazing - Top 40 singles peak - #8

[edit] John Mayer

• Room for Squares (2001) - Billboard Top 200 peak - #8
• Any Given Thursday (2003) - Billboard Top 200 peak - #17
• No Such Thing - Billboard Hot 100 singles peak - #13
• Your Body Is a Wonderland (2002) - Billboard Hot 100 singles peak - #18
• Why Georgia (2003) - Billboard Adult Top 40 singles peak - #8
• Continuum

[edit] Jason Mraz

• You and I Both - Top 40 singles peak - #15
• Waiting for My Rocket to Come Billboard Top 200 peak - #55
• The Remedy (2003) - Top 40 singles peak - #4

[edit] Evermore

• Dreams (2004) - ARIA certified Platinum
• Real Life (2006) - ARIA certified Platinum

[edit] Lifehouse

• Self-titled (2005) - Gold

[edit] Mandy Moore

• Wild Hope (2007) Billboard Top 200 peak - #30

[edit] Vertical Horizon

• Running on Ice (1995)
• Live Stages (1997)

[edit] Rachael Yamagata

• Happenstance (2004)
• Float On - Billboard Modern Rock peak - #1

[edit] Ben Lee

• Ripe (2007)

[edit] Liz Phair

• Somebody's Miracle (2005)- Billboard Top 200 peak - #46

[edit] External links

• John Alagia's official site
• August 1, 2005 interview with MIX magazine