
Been a Long Time Comin’
The Smooth Jazz Alley
Guest vocals / “Why”
Lawrence and Mona Attia feature on the R&B-influenced track “Why.” A guest appearance on The Smooth Jazz Alley’s album, distinct from Lawrence’s own “Been a Long Time” single.
Production. Songwriting. Shared stages. Other projects he’s worked on.

18 projects

The Smooth Jazz Alley
Guest vocals / “Why”
Lawrence and Mona Attia feature on the R&B-influenced track “Why.” A guest appearance on The Smooth Jazz Alley’s album, distinct from Lawrence’s own “Been a Long Time” single.

Andraé Crouch
Vocals
A vocal contribution to Andraé Crouch’s gospel album. AllMusic lists Lawrence in the album’s vocal credits.

Dr. Marcia R. Pittman
Producer / Mixing / Mastering
Behind the record: Lawrence’s album-level credits include production, mixing and mastering. Track-specific credits are not listed in the source.

Mona Attia
Composer
A composer contribution to Mona Attia’s album. The public credit is album-level; it does not identify individual songs.

Featuring Lawrence Beamen / Kevan Peabody
Featured performer
An earlier online recording credits Kevan Peabody as writer and Lawrence as featured performer. The archive names “Songs From The Place Of God.” The cover shown is Lawrence’s 2024 single; the 2013 upload date is not a commercial release date, and the two masters’ relationship is unconfirmed.

Lawrence Beamen / Narada Michael Walden
Lyrics / Co-arrangement / Co-production
Arranged and produced by Narada Michael Walden and Lawrence Beamen, with music produced by Walden and lyrics by Beamen. The 2024 Izipho Soul 7-inch pairs “The 7 Remix” with “Been a Long Time” (ZP100).

Lawrence Beamen / Roy Hamilton III
Co-writer / Co-producer / Vocals
Arranged and produced by Roy Hamilton III and Lawrence Beamen. Written by Jeff Pollock, Peter Sammel and Lawrence Beamen.

Lawrence Beamen / Narada Michael Walden
Co-writer
A contemporary album review identifies “You Are” as co-written with Narada Michael Walden. The review publishes Lawrence’s surname as “Beaman.”

Lawrence Beamen / Andraé Crouch
Co-writer
Co-written with Andraé Crouch, as documented in the contemporary review of Lawrence’s gospel album.
Lawrence Beamen / Jeff Silbar
Co-writer / Premiere performance
Written with Jeff Silbar and presented at John’s Grill’s 115th-anniversary celebration in San Francisco on October 4, 2023.
Woodminster Summer Musicals
Coalhouse Walker Jr.
Lawrence was cast as Coalhouse Walker Jr. in Woodminster’s 40th-season production, alongside Angela Dean-Bahan as Sarah.
AfroSolo / Gold Coast Chamber Players
Bass-baritone / Co-conceived project
A Celebration of Black History, conceived with Pamela Freund-Striplen. The announcement paired Lawrence’s spirituals and traditional African-American music with the Gold Coast Chamber Players.
Los Medanos College / Silvester Henderson
Guest performer
A guest appearance on a program with the College Chorus, Chamber Chorale and Gospel Choir, directed by Silvester Henderson and reviewed by the college newspaper.
Unboxed Orchestra / SeriousFun benefit
Billed performer
The organizer’s benefit lineup paired Lawrence with Unboxed Orchestra and Dan Ashley, with classical and R&B/soul repertoire. Listed here as an advertised engagement, not a verified post-event account.

Lawrence Beamen / Don Turney · DKS Productions
Recording artist / DKS studio connection
Jamendo identifies Lawrence as the recording artist, and a December 2008 Soul Discovery playlist lists the song. Don Turney’s portfolio includes this title; the studio source does not assign an exact production role. The artwork spells the title ‘All Right With Me.’

Lawrence Beamen & The Veneration / DKS Productions
Recording artist / DKS studio connection
Original artwork identifies Lawrence Beamen & The Veneration and the subtitle ‘New Hymns of Praise and Worship.’ Listed in Don Turney’s additional album-credit portfolio. The year, release format and Turney’s precise role are not established.

Lawrence Beamen / DKS Productions
Recording artist / Recorded at DKS
Original artwork and the studio’s ‘Additional Albums Recorded at DKS Productions’ portfolio document this recording. Release date, commercial availability and individual production credits remain unconfirmed.

Lawrence Beamen / Ishai Setton / Josh Silfen
On-screen artist
Cinematographer Josh Silfen’s professional portfolio identifies Lawrence as the artist and Ishai Setton as director of the 4:18 music video. These are film-production connections, not audio-production credits.
Credits researched under Lawrence Beamen and Lawrence Beaman. Guest appearances are not solo releases, and historical work on other labels is not presented as a Shut Up And Dribble Records release. This is a growing, sourced archive, not a complete discography.
Artist-reported work; detailed credits are still being confirmed.
“Just the Way You Are”; the biography names the connection but does not establish the release date or exact role.
The biography reports recordings together; released track titles and credits remain unconfirmed.
The biography lists Michael Jackson’s “Cry,” Matrix 2 & 3 and Bobby Jones Gospel. Specific screen roles and episode credits are not independently confirmed.
The biography lists Joe in Show Boat, plus opening appearances for Patti LaBelle and Kirk Franklin. Dates and production credits remain to be confirmed.