Jim Carroll is an author, poet, autobiographer, punk musician. Carroll is best known for The Basketball Diaries which was made into a movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

Table of contents
1 Books
2 Albums
3 External Links

Books

Poetry

Void of Course: Poems 1994-1997 (1998) ISBN 0140589090

Fear of Dreaming (1993)

The Book of Nods (1986)

Living at the Movies (1972)

4 Ups and 1 Down (1970)

Organic Trains (1967)

Diaries/Prose

The Basketball Diaries (1978)

Forced Entries (1987)

Books influenced by Jim Carroll

  • The Acid House
Irvine Welsh (1994) ISBN 0393312801
  • Trainspotting
Irvine Welsh (1993)
  • The Lone Ranger and
  • Tonto Fistfight in Heaven
Sherman Alexie (1993)
  • Wonderland Avenue
Danny Sugerman (1989)
  • The Crow
J. O'Barr (1981)
  • Only Skin Deep
George Kimball

Albums

Music: Jim Carroll/Jim Carroll Band

Runaway EP (2000)

Pools of Mercury (1998)

Catholic Boy (1980)

Dry Dreams (1982)

I Write Your Name(1983)

Best of The JC Band (1993)

Spoken-Word/Lecture

Pools of Mercury (1998)

Curtis's Charm (1996)

The Basketball Diaries (1994)

Praying Mantis (1991)

Naropa Institute (1986)

Rimbaud Lectures (1978)

Music: Collaborations: Individual Artists/Groups

  • Yes I Ram

Jon Tiven Group (1999)

  • Feeling You Up

Truly (1997)

  • And Out Come the Wolves

Rancid (1995)

  • Between Thought and Expression

Lou Reed (1992)

  • Other Roads

Boz Scaggs (1988)

  • Club Ninja

Blue Oyster Cult (1986)

  • Live at Max's Kansas City

Velvet Underground (1972)

Music: Compilations and Soundtracks

  • WCBN Naked 2000

Various Artists (2000)

  • The Basketball Diaries Soundtrack

Various Artists (1995)

  • New Wave Dance Hits: Just Can't Get Enough, Vol. 6

Various Artists (1994)

  • Back to the Streets: Celebrating the Music of Don Covay

Various Artists(1993)

  • Sedated In The Eighties

Various Artists (1993)

  • Tuff Turf Soundtrack

Various Artists (1985)

Music: Covers

  • Put Your Tongue to the Rail

Various Artists (1999)

  • Viva Zapata

7 Year Bitch (1994)

Jim Carroll the musician should not be confused with innovation & trends expert Jim Carroll

External Links