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| Artist/Composer | Title | Label | Musician | Notes |
| Cannonball Adderley | African Waltz | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; WYNTON KELLY; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Alabama Concerto Featuring Cannonball Adderley & Art Farmer | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; ART FARMER; JOHN BENSON BROOKS; BARRY GALBRAITH; MILT HINTON | Cannonball Adderley-as; Art Farmer-tp; John Benson Brooks-p; Barry Galbraith-gt; Milt Hinton-b Produced by Orrin Keepnews, rec. july & August 1958, NYC ; RIVERSIDE, OJC Limited Edition |
| Cannonball Adderley | At The Lighthouse | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; VICTOR FELDMAN; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | Capitol Jazz 7243 5 31572 2 7 Reissued 6/5/01 Cannonball Adderley; alto sax Nat Adderley; cornet Victor Feldman; piano Sam Jones; bass Louis Hayes; drums Original session produced by Orrin Keepnews Recording Engineer: Wally Heider Recorded live at The Lighthouse, Hermosa Beach, CA on October 16, 1960 #1-6 originally issued as Riverside 9344 Mastered by Ron McMaster using 24-bit SBM Cannonball Adderley's third album by his working group had the right ingredients to prove a major breakthrough. The band was in great form; the material was new and strong and the recording was recorded live before an appreciative audience like every successful Adderley album before or since. Cannon's ingenious "Sack O' Woe" packed a killer groove and became an instant jazz classic. Nat Adderley, Victor Feldman and the incredible team of Sam Jones and Louis Hayes complete this tight-knit group. Added to the original album is a version of Tadd Dameron's "Our Delight". magicalex 2001 |
| Cannonball Adderley | Best Of Cannonball Adderley | Curb Records | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | Released In 1990Curb RecordsCatalog #D2-77399 |
| Cannonball Adderley | Bohemia After Dark | Savoy | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; KENNY CLARKE; DONALD BYRD; JEROME RICHARDSON; HORACE SILVER; PAUL CHAMBERS | Tracks 1 - 6: Kenney Clarke, drums; Cannonball Adderley, alto sax; Nat Adderley, cornet (except 3); Donald Byrd, trumpet (except 3 & 4); Jerome Richardson, flute (4) and tenor sax (except 3, 4, & 5); Horace Silver, piano; Paul Chambers (bass). Recorded at Beltone Studios New York City, June 28, 1955. Tracks 7 & 8: Hank Jones, piano; Nat Aderley, cornet; Cannonball Adderley, alto sax; Paul Chambers, bass; Kenny Clarke, drums. Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder's Studio, Hackensack, NJ July 14, 1955 |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball & Coltrane | Emarcy | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; JOHN COLTRANE; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB | Emarcy Year: 1959 Catalog Number: 834 588-2 Produced by: Jack Tracy Other Artists: Julian (Cannonball) Adderley, alto sax; John Coltrane, tenor sax; Wynton Kelly, piano; Paul Chambers, bass; Jimmy Cobb, drums Julian (Cannonball) Adderley - Alto Sax John Coltrane - Tenor Saxophone Wynton Kelly - Piano Paul Chambers - bass Jimmy Cobb - drums |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball Adderley | BLUENITE | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball Adderley And The Poll Winners | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; WES MONTGOMERY; RAY BROWN; VICTOR FELDMAN; LOUIS HAYES | Capitol Jazz Year: 1960 Catalog Number: 7243 5 20086 2 9 Produced by: Orrin Keepnews Engineered by: Wally Heider Cannonball Adderley-alto sax Wes Montgomery-guitar Ray Brown -bass Victor Feldman-Piano, vibes Louis Hayes-drums |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball Adderley, Nancy Wilson | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NANCY WILSON; NAT ADDERLEY; JOE ZAWINUL; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | Nancy Wilson/Cannonball Adderley. Personnel includes: Nancy Wilson (vocals); Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone); Nat Adderley (cornet); Joe Zawinul (piano); Sam Jones (bass); Louis Hayes (drums). Recorded in New York on June 27 & 29, 1961 and August 23-24, 1961. Reissue producer: Michael Cuscuna. |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball Adderly's Finest Hour | Verve | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball In Japan | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; JOE ZAWINUL; VICTOR GASKIN; ROY MCCURDY | Capital Year: 1966 Catalog Number: CDP 7 93560 2 Import Produced by: Cannonball Adderley Other Artists: Nat Adderley (cornet); Joe Zawinul (piano); Victor Gaskin (bass); Roy McCurdy (drums). Track # Song Title 1. Work Song, The 2. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy 3. This Here 4. Money In The Pocket 5. Sticks, The 6. Jive Samba Notes Cannonball Adderley Quintet: Cannonball Adderley (alto saxophone); Nat Adderley (cornet); Joe Zawinul (piano); Victor Gaskin (bass); Roy McCurdy (drums). Recorded live at Sankei Hall, Tokyo, Japan on August 26, 1966. Japanese live albums are almost always a delight. Respectful audiences and high-fidelity recording equipment usually combine to make terrific-sounding records of strong, intense performances. Julian "Cannonball" Adderley's fantastic live document IN JAPAN is no exception. Recorded in August of 1966, in Tokyo, IN JAPAN features the alto saxophonist at the peak of his career. Backed by his best band--cornet player Nat Adderley, electric pianist Joe Zawinul, bassist Victor Gaskin, and drummer Roy McCurdy--Adderley runs through a fairly standard set but does so in anything but a workmanlike way. The extended take on "Mercy Mercy Mercy" is perhaps even fierier than the one that would soon become a Top-20 pop hit. "Work Song" and a swinging "Jive Samba" open and close the show in style, but less familiar tunes like "The Sticks" and "Money in the Pocket" are nearly as memorable. |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball Takes Charge | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; PERCY HEATH; JIMMY COBB; ALBERT "TOOTIE" HEATH | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball's Bosa Nova | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; SERGIO MENDES; DURVAL FERREIRA; OCTAVIO BAILLY JR.; DOM UM ROMAO; PEDRO PAULO; PAULO MOURA | Cannonball Adderley Sergio Mendes Durval Ferreira Octavio Bailly, Jr. Dom Um Romao Pedro Paulo Paulo Moura |
| Cannonball Adderley | Cannonball's Sharpshooters | Mercury | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; JUNIOR MANCE; SAM JONES; JIMMY COBB | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Country Preacher | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; JOE ZAWINUL; WALTER BOOKER; ROY MCCURDY | |
| Cannonball Adderley | In New York | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; YUSEF LATEEF; JOE ZAWINUL; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | Julian "Cannonball"Adderly - alto sax Nat Adderly - cornet Yusef Lateef - tenor sax, flute, oboe Joe Zawinul - piano Sam Jones - bass Louis Hayes - drums Recorded Live at the Village Vanguard: January 12 and 14, 1962. |
| Cannonball Adderley | In San Francisco | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; BOBBY TIMMONS; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | CA- b Louis Hayes - d Recorded 10/18&20/59 Jazz Workshop, San Francisco, Cannonball Adderly - as Nat Adderly - c Bobby Timmons - p Sam Jones - b |
| Cannonball Adderley | Inside Straight | Fantasy | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; HAL GALPER; KING ERRICSON | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Jazz Workshop Revisted | Blue Note | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; YUSEF LATEEF; JOE ZAWINUL; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Julian "Cannonball" Adderley | Verve | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; J.J. JOHNSON; JEROME RICHARDSON; CECIL PAYNE; JOHN WILLIAMS; PAUL CHAMBERS; KENNY CLARKE; QUINCY JONES; MAX ROACH; JIMMY CLEVELAND | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Julian "Cannonball" Adderley and Strings / Jump For Joy | Verve | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | |
| Cannonball Adderley | JustFriends | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; PAUL CHAMBERS; FREDDIE HUBBARD; WYNTON KELLY; JIMMY COBB; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | ||
| Cannonball Adderley | Know What I Mean | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; BILL EVANS; PERCY HEATH; CONNIE KAY | Riverside Year: 1961 Catalog Number: OJCCD-105-2 (RLP-9433) Produced by: Orrin Keepnews Cannonball Adderley-alto sax Bill Evans-Piano Percy Heath-bass Connie Kay-drums |
| Cannonball Adderley | Nippon Soul | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; YUSEF LATEEF; JOE ZAWINUL; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Phenix | Fantasy | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; GEORGE DUKE; MIKE WOLFF; SAM JONES; WALTER BOOKER; LOUIS HAYES; ROY MCCURDY; AIRTO MOREIRA | Fantasy FCD-79004-2. Recorded 1975, reissued 1999 |
| Cannonball Adderley | Portrait Of Cannonball | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; BLUE MITCHELL; BILL EVANS; SAM JONES; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Somethin' Else | Blue Note | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; MILES DAVIS; HANK JONES; SAM JONES; ART BLAKEY | Blue Note Year: 1958 Catalog Number: CDP 7 46338 2 Produced by: Alfred Lion Engineered and remastered 24 bits by: Rudy Van Gelder Other Artists: Julian (Cannonball) Adderley, alto sax; Miles Davis, trumpet; Hank Jones, piano; Sam Jones, bass; Art Blakey, drums |
| Cannonball Adderley | Sophisticated Swing - EmArcy Small Group Sessions (Disc 1) | Emarcy | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; JUNIOR MANCE; SAM JONES; SPECS WRIGHT; AL MCKIBBON; JIMMY COBB | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Sophisticated Swing: EmArcy Small Group Sessions (Disc 2) | Emarcy | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; JUNIOR MANCE; SAM JONES; JIMMY COBB | |
| Cannonball Adderley | The Best Of Cannonball Adderley - The Capital Years | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | |
| Cannonball Adderley | The Cannonball Adderley Quintet Plus | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; VICTOR FELDMAN; WYNTON KELLY; SAM JONES; RON CARTER; LOUIS HAYES | |
| Cannonball Adderley | Them Dirty Blues | Capitol Jazz | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; BARRY HARRIS; BOBBY TIMMONS; SAM JONES; LOUIS HAYES | Cannonball Adderley Nat Adderley Barry Harris Bobby Timmons Sam Jones Louis Hayes |
| Cannonball Adderley | Things Are Getting Better | Riverside | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; MILT JACKSON; WYNTON KELLY; PERCY HEATH; ART BLAKEY | |
| Cannonball Adderley | This Here Cannonball Adderley 1955 - 1959 | Giants of Jazz (Ita) | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | |
| Nat Adderley | Autumn Leaves | EVIDENCE | NAT ADDERLEY; SONNY FORTUNE; VINCENT HERRING; ROB BARGAD; WALTER BOOKER; JIMMY COBB | |
| Carl Allen | The Dark Side Of Dewey | EVIDENCE | CARL ALLEN; DWAYNE BURNO; MULGREW MILLER; VINCENT HERRING; NICHOLAS PAYTON; CARL ALLEN; DWAYNE BURNO; VINCENT HERRING; VINCENT HERRING; NICHOLAS PAYTON | Alfa record Year: 1992 Catalog Number: ALCB 9525 Produced by: Tetsuo Hara; Carl Allen Engineered by: Jim Anderson; John Siket Other Artists: Nicholas Payton THE DARK SIDE OF DEWEY, a tribute to Miles Davis, was originally released by the Japanese label Alfa in 1992. It was first released in the U.S. in 1996. Manhattan Projects: Carl Allen (drums); Vincent Herring (alto & soprano saxophones); Nicholas Payton (trumpet); Mulgrew Miller (piano); Dwayne Burno (acoustic bass). Includes liner notes by Karen Bennett. |
| Carl Allen | The Pursuer | Atlantic | CARL ALLEN; BEN WOLFE; VINCENT HERRING; TEODROSS AVERY; MARCUS PRINTUP; ED SIMON; GEORGE COLEMAN; STEVE TURRE | Atlantic Jazz Year: 1994 Catalog Number: 82572-2 Other Artists: Vincent Herring - alto sax Teodross Avery - tenor sax Marcus Printup - trumpet Ed SImon - piano Ben Wolfe- bass George Coleman - tenor sax (track 02) Steve Turré - shells, trombone (tracks 08, 09) |
| Gene Ammons; Dexter Gordon | The Chase - Gene Ammons/Dexter Gordon | Prestige | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Gene Ammons; Sonny Stitt | Boss Tenors | Verve | GENE AMMONS; SONNY STITT | |
| Craig Bailey | A New Journey | Candid | CRAIG BAILEY | |
| Chet Baker | You Can't Go Home Again | A&M Records | CHET BAKER; MICHAEL BRECKER; JOHN SCOFIELD; RICHIE BEIRACH; ALFONSO JOHNSON; RON CARTER; TONY WILLIAMS; RALPH MACDONALD; HUBERT LAWS; DON SEBESKY; PAUL DESMOND; KENNY BARRON; JOHN CAMPO | |
| Gato Barbieri | Bolivia: Under Fire | Bluebird | ||
| Kenny Barron | Invitation | Criss Cross | KENNY BARRON; RALPH MOORE; DAVID WILLIAMS; LEWIS NASH | |
| Bob Berg | Back Roads | Denon | BOB BERG; JIM BEARD; MIKE STERN; LINCOLN GOINES; DENNIS CHAMBERS; BEN PEROWSKY; MANOLO BADRENA | |
| Bob Berg | Cycles | Denon | BOB BERG; MIKE STERN; JEFF ANDREWS; DENNIS CHAMBERS; DON GROLNICK; DAVID KIKOSKI; JERRY O'SULLIVAN | |
| Bob Berg | In The Shadows | Denon | BOB BERG | |
| Bob Berg | Short Stories | Denon | BOB BERG | |
| Bob Berg | Steppin' - Live In Europe | Red | BOB BERG | |
| Bob Berg; Randy Brecker; Dennis Chambers; Joey DeFrancesco | Jazz Times Superband | Concord Jazz | BOB BERG; RANDY BRECKER; DENNIS CHAMBERS; JOEY DEFRANCESCO | |
| Chuck Bergeron | Cause and Effect | Double Time Jazz | ||
| Jerry Bergonzi | A Different Look | Double Time Jazz | JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Jerry Bergonzi | Inside Out | Red | JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Jerry Bergonzi | Lineage | Red | JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Jerry Bergonzi | Peek A Boo | EVIDENCE | JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Jerry Bergonzi | Standard Gonz | Blue Note | JERRY BERGONZI; JOEY CALDERAZZO; DAVE SANTORO; ADAM NUSSBAUM | |
| Jerry Bergonzi | Tilt | Red | JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Jerry Bergonzi | Wiggy | Double Time Jazz | JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers | A Night At Birdland - Vol. 1 | Blue Note | ART BLAKEY; CLIFFORD BROWN; LOU DONALDSON; HORACE SILVER; CURLY RUSSELL | Art Blakey - drums Clifford Brown - trumpet Lou Donaldson - alto sax Horace Silver- piano Curly Russell - bass Recorded Februrary 21, 1954 |
| Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers | A Night At Birdland - Vol. 2 | Blue Note | ART BLAKEY; CLIFFORD BROWN; LOU DONALDSON; HORACE SILVER; CURLY RUSSELL | Blue Note 112940 |
| Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers | At the Cafe Bohemia. Volume Two | Blue Note | ART BLAKEY; KENNY DORHAM; HANK MOBLEY; HORACE SILVER; DOUG WATKINS | |
| Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers | The Big Beat | Blue Note | ART BLAKEY; LEE MORGAN; WAYNE SHORTER; BOBBY TIMMONS; JYMIE MERRITT | Blue Note Year: 1987 Catalog Number: CDP 7 46400 2 Produced by: Alfred Lion Engineered by: Rudy Van Gelder Blue Note CDP 7 46400 2 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on March 6, 1960 Lee Morgan, trumpet Wayne Shorter, tenor sax Bobby Timmons, piano Jymie Merritt, bass Art Blakey, drums |
| Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers | Feeling Good | Delos | ART BLAKEY; KENNY GARRETT | |
| Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers | The Jazz Messengers | Columbia | ART BLAKEY; DONALD BYRD; HANK MOBLEY; HORACE SILVER; DOUG WATKINS | with Donald Byrd: trumpet Hank Mobley: tenor Horace Silver: piano Doug Watkins: bass Art Blakey: drums A Columbia/Legacy 1997 Reissue of the Original 1956 Date. |
| Michael Brecker | Don't Try This At Home | Impulse! | MICHAEL BRECKER | |
| Michael Brecker | Michael Brecker | Impulse! | MICHAEL BRECKER; KENNY KIRKLAND; PAT METHENY; CHARLIE HADEN; JACK DEJOHNETTE | Michael Brecker : Tenor Saxophone, EWI Jack DeJohnette : Drums Charlie Haden : Bass Kenny Kirkland : Keyboards Pat Metheny : Guitars Produced by Don Grolnick with Michael Brecker. Impulse @ 1987 |
| Michael Brecker | Nearness Of You: The Ballad Book | Verve | MICHAEL BRECKER; HERBIE HANCOCK; PAT METHENY; CHARLIE HADEN; JACK DEJOHNETTE | 2001 Grammy - Best Jazz Instrumental Solo ("Chan's Song"); 2001 Grammy - Best Male Pop Vocal Performance (James Taylor, "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight") |
| Michael Brecker | Now You See It... (Now You Don't) | GRP | MICHAEL BRECKER | GRP Produced 1990 Produced by Don Grolnick |
| Michael Brecker | Tales From The Hudson | Impulse! | MICHAEL BRECKER; PAT METHENY; JACK DEJOHNETTE; DAVE HOLLAND | 1996 Grammy - Best Jazz Instrumental Performance |
| Michael Brecker | Time Is Of The Essence | GRP | MICHAEL BRECKER; PAT METHENY; LARRY GOLDINGS; ELVIN JONES; JEFF "TAIN" WATTS; BILL STEWART | Verve Year: 1999 Catalog Number: 314 547 844-2 Produced by: George Whitty Engineered by: James Farber Michael Brecker : Tenor Sax Pat Metheny : Guitar Larry Goldings : Organ Elvin Jones : Drums (1, 4, 9) Jeff 'Tain' Watts : Drums (2, 5, 7) Bill Stewart : Drums (3, 6, 8) Produced by George Whitty Recorded by James Farber at Right Track, NYC 7 31454 78442 9 Verve (P)+(C) 1999 GRP Records Inc. |
| Michael Brecker | Two Blocks From The Edge | Impulse! | MICHAEL BRECKER; JOEY CALDERAZZO; JAMES GENUS; DON ALIAS; JEFF "TAIN" WATTS | Impulse! IMPD-260 Michael Brecker, tenor sax Joey Calderazzo, piano James Genus, bass Don Alias, percussion Jeff Watts, drums A 1998 Impulse Release promo copy |
| Michael Brecker | Wide Angles | Verve | MICHAEL BRECKER | |
| Michael Brecker; Bill Evans (sax); Stanley Turrentine; Ernie Watts | Select Live Saxophone Workshop | MICHAEL BRECKER; BILL (SAX) EVANS; STANLEY TURRENTINE; ERNIE WATTS | ||
| Michael Brecker; Bob Mintzer | Twin Tenors | Novus | BOB MINTZER; MICHAEL BRECKER | |
| Michael Brecker; Claus Ogerman | Cityscape | Warner Bros. | MICHAEL BRECKER | Composed Arranged and Conducted by Claus Ogerman Produced by Tommy Lipuma |
| The Brecker Brothers | Back To Back | MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER; DAVID SANBORN | ||
| The Brecker Brothers | Out Of The Loop | GRP | MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER | |
| The Brecker Brothers | The Return Of The Brecker Brothers | GRP | MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER | |
| The Brecker Brothers | The Brecker Bros. Collection - Volume One | MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER | Randy Brecker - trumpet, flugelhorn, handclaps Michael Brecker - tenor saxophone, handclaps David Sanborn - alto saxophone (1,2) Don Grolnick - keyboards (1,2,3,4,6) Bob Mann - guitar (1,2) Will Lee - bass (1,2,3,4) Harvey Mason - drums (1,2) Ralph MacDonald - percussion (1,2,3,4,6) Doug Riley - keyboards (3,4) Steve Kahn - guitar (3,4) Hiram Bullock - guitar (3,4,7) Steve Gadd -drums (3,6) Chris Parker - drums (4) Barry Finnerty - guitar (5,8,9,10,11) Neil Jason - bass, lead vocal (5,7,11) Terry Bozzio - drums (5,11) Sammy Figueroa - percusssion (5,8,9) Rafael Cruz - percussion (5) Jeff Mironov - guitar (6) David Spinoza - guitar (6) Marcus Miller - bass (6,8,9,10) George Duke - string synthesizer (6,7) Mark Gray - keyboards (7,8,9,10) Steve Jordon - drums (7) Airto - percussion (7) Richie Morales - drums (8,9,10) Manolo Badrena - percussion (8,9) Paul Schaeffer - electric piano (11) Alan Schwartzberg -drums (11) Victoria - tambourine (11) Kash Monet - percussion, background vocals, handclaps (11) Jeff Schoen - background vocals (11) Roy Herring - background vocals (11) Bob Clearmountain - handclaps (11) | |
| The Brecker Brothers | The Brecker Bros. Collection - Volume Two | MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER | Randy Brecker - trumpet, flugelhorn, keyboards Michael Brecker - tenor saxophone David Sanborn - alto saxophone (1,2) Don Grolnick - keyboards (1,2) Mark Gray - electric piano, keyboards (7,8,9,10,11) George Duke - synthesizer (7,8,9) Bob Mann - guitar (1,2) Barry Finnerty - guitar (3,4,5,6,10,11) Hiram Bullock - guitar (7,8,9) Will Lee -bass (1,2) Neil Jason - bass (3,4,5,6,7,8,9) Marcus Miller - bass (10,11) Harvey Mason - drums (1,2) Terry Bozzio - drums (3,4,5,6) Steve Jordon - drums (7,8,9) Richie Morales - drums (10,11) Ralph MacDonald - percussion (1,2) Sammy Figueroa - percussion (3,4,5,6,11) Rafael Cruz - percussion (3,4,5,6) Airto - percussion (8,9) Don Alias - percussion (10) Manolo Badrena - percussion (11) | |
| Clifford Brown | Clifford Brown With Strings | Verve | CLIFFORD BROWN; RICHIE POWELL; BARRY GALBRAITH | t (Carmichadel-Parrish) y (Robinson Burdge) 11. Where Or When (Rodgers-Hart) 12. Stardus ) 9. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (Kern-Harbach) 10. Portrait of Jenn . Willow Weep For Me (Ronnell) 8. Memories of you (Blake-Razzaff Hammerstein-Kern) 6. Embraceable You (George and Ira Gershwin) 7 urke) 4. Blue Moon (Rodgers-Hart) 5. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man ( (Kern-Harbach) 2. Laura (Mercer-Raskin) 3. What's New (Haggart-B - guitar George Morrow - bass Max Roach - drums 1. Yesterdays Clifford Brown - trumpet Richie Powell - piano Barry Galbraith 20 (4,6,7,12) 1955 New York ,11), 19 (2,5,8,9), Arranged and Conducted by Neal Hefti Recorded January 18 (1,3,10 |
| Clifford Brown | Memorial Album | Blue Note | CLIFFORD BROWN | Clifford Brown |
| Clifford Brown | The Beginning And The End | Columbia | CLIFFORD BROWN | |
| Clifford Brown; Max Roach | Clifford Brown and Max Roach | Verve | CLIFFORD BROWN; MAX ROACH; HAROLD LAND; RICHIE POWELL; GEORGE MORROW | Clifford Brown, trumpet Max Roach, drums Harold Land, tenor saxophone Richie Powell, piano George Morrow, bass Recorded August 1954 in Hollywood and February 1955 in New York City |
| Clifford Brown; Max Roach | Study In Brown | Polygram | MAX ROACH; GEORGE MORROW; RICHIE POWELL; HAROLD LAND; CLIFFORD BROWN | Clifford Brown - trumpet Richie Powell - piano Max Roach - drums Harold Land - tenor sax George Morrow - bass Catalog Number: 814 646-2 |
| Ray Brown | Moore Makes 4 | Concord Jazz | RAY BROWN | |
| Ray Brown | Some of My Best Friends Are the Sax Players | Telarc (in-akustik) | RAY BROWN | |
| Dave Brubeck | Back Home | Concord Jazz | DAVE BRUBECK; JERRY BERGONZI; CHRIS BRUBECK; BUTCH MILES | |
| Dave Brubeck | Paper Moon | Concord Jazz | DAVE BRUBECK; JERRY BERGONZI | |
| Dave Brubeck | Time Out | Columbia | DAVE BRUBECK; PAUL DESMOND | |
| Dave Brubeck; Paul Desmond | 1975: The Duets | A&M Records | DAVE BRUBECK; PAUL DESMOND | |
| Butterfield Blues Band | Keep on Moving | Wounded Bird Records | DAVID SANBORN | |
| Donald Byrd | Landmarks | 32 Jazz | DONALD BYRD | |
| Donald Byrd | Mustang | Blue Note | DONALD BYRD; SONNY RED; HANK MOBLEY; MCCOY TYNER; WALTER BOOKER; FREDDIE WAITS; JIMMY HEATH; JOE CHAMBERS | with Sonny Red: alto Jimmy Heath & Hank Mobley: tenor McCoy Tyner: piano Walter Booker: bass Joe Chambers & Freddie Waits: drums |
| Donald Byrd | Street Lady | Blue Note | DONALD BYRD; FONCE MIZELL; FRED PERREN; LARRY MIZELL; ROGER GLENN; JERRY PETERS; DAVID T. WALKER; CHUCK RAINEY; HARVEY MASON; KING ERRICSON; STEPHANIE SPRUILL | |
| Joey Calderazzo | To Know One | Capitol | JOEY CALDERAZZO | |
| Benny Carter | Further Definitions | Impulse! | BENNY CARTER; PHIL WOODS | |
| Paul Chambers | Whims Of Chambers | Blue Note | PAUL CHAMBERS; DONALD BYRD; JOHN COLTRANE; KENNY BURRELL; HORACE SILVER; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | DNOTES |
| Chroma | Music on the Edge | CTI | JIM BEARD; BOB BERG; RANDY BRECKER; MIKE STERN; JON HERINGTON; MARK EGAN; DENNIS CHAMBERS; MINO CINELU; MARK LEDFORD | |
| Sonny Clark | Cool Struttin' (RVG Edition) | Blue Note | SONNY CLARK; JACKIE MCLEAN; ART FARMER; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Recorded on January 5, 1958 and remastered (24 bits) in 1998 by Rudy Van Gelder. Liner Notes: I do believe, and in fact, it has been internationally acknowledged for quite a while that for the self-styled record collector there is no other country as blessed as Japan. Every American and European label is available here and you continually hear of discoveries of an incredible variety of hard-to-find records. As you all know from the phrase, the "elusive treasure album," currently in vogue, the reissue and resale of rare records that had once disappeared from the market and other prized recordings is fast becoming a new boom. Approaching this phenomena from a different perspective, there are also signs that the Japanese fans are taking a strong interest in the jazz tradition. From the large numbers of people who are experts on the contents of the catalogs and who are feverishly devoted to their record collections, it is probably no exaggeration to say this this is a sure expression of the very high value placed on this type of history and legacy. Jazz coffee shops (jazz kissa) in Japan have Iong served to encourage an appreciation of records, and have nurtured a great number of fans. Hard bop has always been a favorite of these kind of establishments. As is well known, hard bop appeared big on the New York scene in the 1950s. It developed and flourished against the background of rising racial consciousness by the black musician, and to this day continues to captivate crowds with the emotional and forceful spirit of its sound. That almost all of the representative albums recorded on Blue Note and Prestige have been re-released can be taken as evidence of its continuing popularity. Not only a legacy of the past, this music, with deep ties to the jazz tradition and a hard bop type of mood, is listened to and enjoyed even today. There are many people who would name Sonny Clark |
| Sonny Clark | Dial S For Sonny | Blue Note | SONNY CLARK; ART FARMER; CURTIS FULLER; HANK MOBLEY; WILBUR WARE; LOUIS HAYES | |
| Jeff Coffin | Commonality | Compass Records | ||
| Richie Cole | Hollywood Madness | Muse | RICHIE COLE | DNOTES |
| George Coleman | My Horns Of Plenty | Dreyfus | GEORGE COLEMAN | |
| Ornette Coleman | At The Golden Circle, Stockholm | Blue Note | ORNETTE COLEMAN; DAVID IZENZON; CHARLES MOFFETT | |
| Ornette Coleman | New York Is Now! | Blue Note | ORNETTE COLEMAN; DEWEY REDMAN; JIMMY GARRISON; ELVIN JONES | |
| Steve Coleman and Metrics | A Tale Of 3 Cities | Novus | STEVE COLEMAN; ANDY MILNE; REGGIE WASHINGTON; GENE LAKE; MICHAEL WIMBERLY; RAVI COLTRANE; RALPH ALESSI | Steve Coleman - alto saxophone Andy Milne - piano Reggie Washington - electric bass Gene Lake - drums Michael Wimberley - percussion Ravi Coltrane - tenor sax Ralph Alessi - trumpet Utasi - lyricist/rap (1,3-6) Sub-Zero - lyricist/rap (1-6) Shahliek - lyrcist/rap (2-6) Kokayi - lyricist/rap (2-6) Najma Akhtar - vocalist (5) |
| John Coltrane | A Love Supreme | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; ELVIN JONES | John Coltrane, tenor sax McCoy Tyner, piano Jimmy Garrison, bass Elvin Jones, drums |
| John Coltrane | The Best Of John Coltrane | Atlantic | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; STEVE DAVIS; ELVIN JONES; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB; TOMMY FLANAGAN; ART TAYLOR | |
| John Coltrane | Blue Train | Blue Note | JOHN COLTRANE; LEE MORGAN; CURTIS FULLER; KENNY DREW; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | |
| John Coltrane | Bye Bye Blackbird | Fantasy | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; ELVIN JONES | |
| John Coltrane | Coltrane Jazz | Atlantic | JOHN COLTRANE; WYNTON KELLY; MCCOY TYNER; CEDAR WALTON; PAUL CHAMBERS; STEVE DAVIS; JIMMY COBB; LEX HUMPHRIES; ELVIN JONES | Elvin Jones - Drums Wynton Kelly - Piano Cedar Walton - Piano Jimmy Cobb - Drums McCoy Tyner - Piano Paul Chanbers - Bass John Coltrane - Sax (tenor) Steve Davis - Bass Lex Humphries - Drums |
| John Coltrane | Coltrane Plays The Blues | Atlantic | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; STEVE DAVIS; ELVIN JONES | All selections recorded on 24 Oct 1960, at Atlantic Studios, New York, NY |
| John Coltrane | Coltrane's Sound | Atlantic | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; STEVE DAVIS; ELVIN JONES | Release Date: 7/29/1988 Original release year: 1964 Label: Atlantic Producer: Nesuhi Ertegun Engineer: Tom Dowd Guest Artists: McCoy Tyner; Elvin Jones Stereo: Stereo Studio/Live: Studio Pieces in Set: 1 Catalog#: 1419 Desc: Performer |
| John Coltrane | The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings (Disc 1) | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; ERIC DOLPHY; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; REGGIE WORKMAN; ELVIN JONES; AHMED ABDUI-MALIK | |
| John Coltrane | Crescent | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; ELVIN JONES | John Coltrane-tenor sax McCoy tyner-piano Jimmy Garrison-bass Elivn Jones-drums |
| John Coltrane | Dear Old Stockholm | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; ROY HAYNES | |
| John Coltrane | Giant Steps | Atlantic | JOHN COLTRANE; TOMMY FLANAGAN; CEDAR WALTON; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB; LEX HUMPHRIES; ART TAYLOR | John Coltrane - tenor sax Tommy Flanagan, Cedar Walton, Wynton Kelly - piano Paul Chambers - bass Jimmy Cobb, Lex Humphries, Art Taylor - drums Submitted by F@brizio |
| John Coltrane | Live At The Village Vanguard: The Master Takes | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; ERIC DOLPHY; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; REGGIE WORKMAN; ELVIN JONES | |
| John Coltrane | Live In Stockholm 1961 | Charly | JOHN COLTRANE; ERIC DOLPHY; MCCOY TYNER; REGGIE WORKMAN; ELVIN JONES | John Coltrane |
| John Coltrane | Lush Life | Prestige | JOHN COLTRANE; EARL MAY; ART TAYLOR; DONALD BYRD; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; LOUIS HAYES; ALBERT "TOOTIE" HEATH | John Clotrane, Tenor Sax Donald Byrd, Trumpet Red Garland, Piano EarlMay, Paul Chambers, Bass Louis Hayes, Albert Heath, Art Taylor, Drums Recorded in New York (May 31 and August 16, 1957; and January 10,1958) |
| John Coltrane | Newport '63 | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; ROY HAYNES; ERIC DOLPHY; REGGIE WORKMAN | #1-3 Recorded live at the Newport Jazz Festival in Newport, Rhode Island on July, 1963 Personnel: John Coltrane - tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone McCoy Tyner - piano Jimmy Garrison - bass Roy Haynes - drums #4: Reggie Workman - bass Recorded live at the Village Vanguard, New York City on November 2, 1961 |
| John Coltrane | Settin' The Pace | Prestige | JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART TAYLOR | |
| John Coltrane | Soultrane | Prestige | JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART TAYLOR | |
| John Coltrane | The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings (Disc 2) | Impulse! | JOHN COLTRANE; ERIC DOLPHY; REGGIE WORKMAN; ELVIN JONES; ROY HAYNES; MCCOY TYNER; JIMMY GARRISON; AHMED ABDUI-MALIK; GAVIN BUSHELL; REGGIE WORKMAN | |
| Chick Corea | Three Quartets | GRP | CHICK COREA; MICHAEL BRECKER; EDDIE GOMEZ; STEVE GADD | |
| King Curtis | The Best Of King Curtis | Blue Note | ||
| Walter Davis Jr. | Davis Cup | Blue Note | WALTER DAVIS, JR.; DONALD BYRD; JACKIE MCLEAN; SAM JONES; ART TAYLOR | |
| Jesse Davis | As We Speak | Concord Jazz | JESSE DAVIS; ROBERT TROWERS; PETER BERNSTEIN; JACKIE TERRASSON; DWAYNE BURNO; LEON PARKER | wit Davis as, R. Trowers Tb, P. Bernstein g , J. Terraswson p, D Burno b, Leon Parker d. |
| Miles Davis | '58 Sessions | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; JIMMY COBB; PAUL CHAMBERS; BILL EVANS; JOHN COLTRANE; CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | Original Producer: Teo Macero Recording Personnel: Jimmy Cobb: Drums Paul Chambers: Bass Bill Evans: Piano John Coltrane: Saxophone Miles Davis: Trumpet |
| Miles Davis | Bag's Groove | Prestige | MILES DAVIS; SONNY ROLLINS; HORACE SILVER; PERCY HEATH; KENNY CLARKE; MILT JACKSON | Prestige Year: 1954 Catalog Number: OJCCD 245-2 Produced by: Bob Weinstock Engineered by: Rudy Van Gelder Miles Davis - Trumpet Sonny Rolliins - Tenor Saxophone Horace Silver - Piano Percy Heath - Bass Kenny Clarke - Drums Milt Jackson - Vibes on tracks 1/2 20 bit K2 remaster. Limited edition: 10000 copies. |
| Miles Davis | Cookin' With The Miles Davis Quintet | Prestige | MILES DAVIS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Recording: NYC, 26-Oct-1956 Miles Davis: trumpet John Coltrane: tenor sax Red Garland: piano Paul Chambers: bass "Philly" Joe Jones: drums |
| Miles Davis | E.S.P. | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; WAYNE SHORTER; TONY WILLIAMS; RON CARTER; HERBIE HANCOCK | Miles Davis - trumpet Wayne Shorter - tenor sax Tony Williams - drums Ron Carter - bass Herbie Hancock - piano |
| Miles Davis | Kind of Blue | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; JOHN COLTRANE; WYNTON KELLY; BILL EVANS; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB | Columbia Legacy(P) 1959 Columbia (C) 1997 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. 1997 Columbia/Legacy Reissue Original Recording produced by Irving Townsend Personnel: Miles Davis : Trumpet Julian "Cannonball" Adderley : Alto Saxophone (except #3) John Coltrane : Tenor Saxophone Wynton Kelly : Piano (#2) Bill Evans : Piano (all others) Paul Chambers : Bass Jimmy Cobb : Drums |
| Miles Davis | Man With The Horn | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; AL FOSTER; SAMMY FIGUEROA; BILL (SAX) EVANS; MARCUS MILLER; BARRY FINNERTY; MIKE STERN | Produced by Teo Macero CK36790 Columbia, 1981 |
| Miles Davis | Miles Davis And The Jazz Giants | Prestige | MILES DAVIS | |
| Miles Davis | Miles Smiles | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; WAYNE SHORTER; HERBIE HANCOCK; RON CARTER; TONY WILLIAMS | Recorded NYC, Oct. 24 & 25, 1966 Personnel: Miles Davis - trumpet Wayne Shorter - tenor sax Herbie Hancock - piano Ron Carter - bass TonyWilliams - drums |
| Miles Davis | Milestones | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | CK 40837 With: Julian "Cannonball" Adderley - Sax (Alto) John Coltrane - Sax (Tenor) Miles Davis - Trumpet Red Garland - Piano Paul Chambers - Bass Philly Joe Jones - Drums Teo Macero - Producer, Remixing Mike Berniker - Coordination Tim Geelan - Remixing Amy Herot - Coordination Charles Edward Smith - Liner Notes Nathaniel Brewster - Research * J.T. Cevallos (Brazil - March 12, 1999) * |
| Miles Davis | Nefertiti | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; WAYNE SHORTER; HERBIE HANCOCK; RON CARTER; TONY WILLIAMS | Personnel: Miles Davis - trumpet Wayne Shorter - tenor sax Herbie Hancock - piano Ron Carter - bass Tony Williams - drums Recorded NYC, on June 7, 22, 23, and July 19, 1967 A 1998 Columbia reissue (Alternate takes not on original album.) |
| Miles Davis | Relaxin' With Miles | Prestige | MILES DAVIS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Prestige Records Miles Davis - trumpet John Coltrane - tenor sax Red Garland - piano Paul Chambers - bass Philly Joe Jones - drums Recorded in New York City October 26 1956 |
| Miles Davis | 'Round About Midnight (Remaster)(Promo) | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | For Promotion use only - Not for sale The Miles Davis Quintet are : Miles Davis trumpet John Coltrane tenor saxophone Red Garland piano Paul Chambers bass "Philly Joe" Jones drums Produced by George Avakian Recording Engineer : Frank Laico Recording Date : Track 2, 7~9 Wednesday, October 26, 1955 (3:30 to 8:30 pm); Columbia Studios D, NYC Track 4~6 Tuesday, June 5, 1956 (5 to 9 pm); Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC Track 1,3, 10 Monday, September 10, 1956 (5 to 8 pm); Columbia 30th Street Studios, NYC Re-issue Producer : Bob Belden Re-mastering Engineer : Mark Wilder, Sony Music Studios, NYC 24-Bit Digitally Remastered New liner notes & rare photos Recorded while Miles Davis was still signed to Prestige - and still owed the label several albums - Round About Midnight finds Miles' first classic quintet hitting its stride, cutting an album that set the standard for hard bop. This is classic music not just because it's so exceptionally performed, capturing a terrific group at its peak, but because it perfectly summarizes all the attributes of hard bop. This, for the casual jazz fan, is what a jazz band should sound like, as Miles' cool trumpet pushes and pulls against the hot saxophone of John Coltrane, with pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Philly Joe Jones providing supple, sympathetic support. Needless to say, the more sophisticated listener will find much to treasure within the interplay of this group, since it not only captures a phenomenal group at its absolute peak, it demonstrates what hard bop should be - searching, surprising, accessible, but never predictable. This is what makes it worthwhile to jazzbos, but the great thing about this record is that it isn't for snobs. This is vital music that remains lively decades after its original release. While the trio of Workin', Relaxin', and Steamin' impresses because of the three albums' sheer drive and sustained energy, this is more concentrated, eloquent, and elegant, perhaps the best way to hear Miles and Coltrane in a pure hard bop setting. [Columbia/Legacy's 2001 reissue contains four bonus tracks from the sessions - "Two Bass Hit," "Little Melonae," "Budo," and "Sweet Sue, Just You" - which may not provide revelations, but certainly nicely enhance an already classic album.] Davis's erstes Columbia Album ist ein Klassiker. Sein quintet (with tenor-saxophonist John Coltrane, pianist Red Garland, bassist Paul Chambers and drummer Philly Joe Jones) war schnell werden der pacesetters im Jazz und jede dieser sechs Leistungen sind memorable. Zusätzlich zu endgültigem non-Monk hört die Wiedergabe "'Round Midnight, " von einer das quintet, solche verschiedene Songs wie und "Ah-Leu-Cha, " Cole Porter's "All of You, " "Tadd's Delight" Ton "Dear Old Stockholm" zu bilden, als ob alle sie für die Gruppe geschrieben wurden. Ihre Version von "Bye Bye Blackbird" ist in der kühlen Weltklugheit das entscheidende. |
| Miles Davis | Seven Steps To Heaven | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; VICTOR FELDMAN; HERBIE HANCOCK; GEORGE COLEMAN; FRANK BUTLER; TONY WILLIAMS; RON CARTER | Columbia/Legacy CK 48827 originally recorded May 14, 1963 in New York, and April 16, 1963, in Hollywood. Miles Davis : Trumpet Herbie Hancock : Piano (New York) Victor Feldman : Piano (Hollywood) George Coleman : Tenor Sax Frank Butler : Drums (Hollywood) Anthony Williams : Drums (New York) Ron Carter : Bass |
| Miles Davis | Someday My Prince Will Come | Columbia | MILES DAVIS; JOHN COLTRANE; HANK MOBLEY; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Recorded at 30th Street Studio, New York City, USA, March 7, 20 & 21, 1961 2 Bonus Tracks - Not on original LP 20 Bit Digitally Remastered Miles Davis's 1961 Quintet was more relaxed and less adventurous than his earlier groups with John Coltrane. The trumpeter was at the peak of his powers in the early '60s and comfortable with his own playing. This CD, a straight reissue of the earlier LP, features Davis, tenor-saxophonist Hank Mobley, pianist Wynton Kelly, bassist Paul Chambers, either Jimmy Cobb or Philly Joe Jones on drums and, as a special bonus, guest appearances by John Coltrane (the last time he would record with Miles) on "Teo" and the title cut. |
| Miles Davis | Steamin' With The Miles Davis Quintet | Prestige | MILES DAVIS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Miles Davis: trumpet John Coltrane: tenor saxophone (except #3) Red Garland: piano Paul Chambers: bass Philly Joe Jones: drums Supervision by Bob Weinstock Recorded in Hackensack, NJ; May 11, 1956 ("Well You Needn't" recorded October 26, 1956) Recording engineer - Rudy Van Gelder Digital remastering, 1989 - Phil De Lancie (Fantasy Studios, Berkeley) Cover design/photo - Don Schlitten |
| Miles Davis | Walkin' | Prestige | MILES DAVIS; J.J. JOHNSON; LUCKY THOMPSON; DAVID SCHILDKRAUT; HORACE SILVER; PERCY HEATH; KENNY CLARKE | Walkin' Miles Davis All Stars Miles Davis - Trumpet J. J. Johnson -Trombone Lucky Thompson - Tenor Sax Davey Schidkraut - Alt Sax HoraceSilver - Piano Percy Heath - Bass Kenny Clarke - Drums Recorded in New York City ("Walkin'" and "Blue 'n' Boogie," April 29, 1954; all other selections April 3, 1954). Prestige Records Tenth and Parker Berkeley, Ca 94710 (c) 1987, Fantasy, Inc. |
| Miles Davis | Workin' | Prestige | MILES DAVIS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Year: 1956 Prestige OJCCD-296-2 (Originally released as P-7166) Recording: NYC, 11-May-1956 Miles Davis: trumpet John Coltrane: tenor sax Red Garland: piano Paul Chambers: bass "Philly" Joe Jones: drums Entry: Mike Lempriere mikel@speakeasy.org 28-Jan-1997 |
| Joey DeFrancesco | Part III | Sony | JOEY DEFRANCESCO | |
| Buddy DeFranco | Mr. Lucky | Pablo | ||
| Paul Desmond | Bossa Antigua | RCA Victor | PAUL DESMOND; JIM HALL; CONNIE KAY; EUGENE WRIGHT; GENE CHERICO; PERCY HEATH; GEORGE DUVIVIER; MILT HINTON | |
| Lou Donaldson | Complete 1952 Blue Note Sessions | Jazz Factory | LOU DONALDSON | |
| Lou Donaldson | Everything I Play Is Funky | Blue Note | LOU DONALDSON; EDDIE WILLIAMS; CHARLES EARLAND; MELVIN SPARKS; JIMMY LEWIS; IDRIS MUHAMMAD; BLUE MITCHELL; LONNIE SMITH | bard@post.com |
| Lou Donaldson | Sunny Side Up | Blue Note | LOU DONALDSON; BILL HARDMAN; HORACE PARLAN; SAM JONES; LAYMONT JACKSON; AL HAREWOOD | w. Bill Hardman: trumpet Horace Parlan: piano Sam Jones, Laymon Jackson: bass Al Harewood: drums A 1995 Blue Note reissue of the 1960 Date. |
| Kenny Dorham | Blue Spring | Riverside | KENNY DORHAM; CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; CECIL PAYNE; DAVID AMRAM; CEDAR WALTON; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | |
| Kenny Dorham | Blues In Bebop | Savoy | KENNY DORHAM; CHARLIE PARKER | |
| Eastern Rebellion | Simple Pleasure | Music Masters Jazz | ||
| Bill Evans (sax) | Escape | Escapade Records | BILL (SAX) EVANS | |
| Bill Evans | Affinity | Warner Bros. | BILL EVANS; TOOTS THIELEMANS; MARK JOHNSON; ELIOT ZIGMUND; LARRY SCHNEIDER | |
| Bill Evans | We Will Meet Again | Warner Bros. | BILL EVANS | |
| Joe Farrell | Moon Germs (Remaster) | CTI | JOE FARRELL; HERBIE HANCOCK; STANLEY CLARKE; JACK DEJOHNETTE | Recorded at Van Gelder Studios, November 21, 1972 1973 CTI/Columbia/CBS ZK 40929-2 Recorded in 1972 and released in 1973 with Herbie Hancock, Stanley Clarke, and Jack DeJohnette, Joe Farrell's Moon Germs was a foray into the electric side of jazz. More progressive than groove-oriented, three of the four compositions were written by Chick Corea and certainly reflect that knotty, angular, almost mathematic penchant of his for soaring arpeggios in the solos and contrapuntal bass lines that circle DeJohnette's drumming. Nowhere is this truer than on the opener, "Great George," where Farrell leads off with the hint of a melody before careening into legato streams of thought along striated intervallic paths. DeJohnette is like a machine gun, quadruple-timing the band as Clarke moves against the grain in a series of fours and eights, and Hancock's attempts to keep the entire thing anchored are almost insufficient. On the title track there is more of a funk backdrop, but still, there are the knotty runs and insane harmonic reaches Farrell attempts on his soprano that crack, falter, and ultimately turn into something else even more satisfying that what Mr. Math (Corea) wanted, though the sheer business of the track is dizzying. "Bass Folk Song" is by Clarke, and is the only thing on the record that actively engages melody rather than harmonic structures. Farrell uses his flute and Hancock strides into the same kind of territory his explored with Miles Davis, chopping up chordal phrases into single lines and feeding them wholesale to the running pair frontmen in Clarke and Farrell. DeJohnette uses a Latin backdrop to hang his drumming on and pursues a circular and hypnotic groove on the cymbals and toms. It's a gorgeous piece of music and utilizes an aspect of space within the melodic frame that the rest of the firebrand tunes do not, though it's no ballad. This is sci-fi Farrell at his most intense. Joe Farrell -soprano saxophone, flute Herbie Hancock -piano Stanley Clarke -bass Jack DeJohnette -drums |
| Brandon Fields | The Other Side Of The Story | NOVA | BRANDON FIELDS; WALT FOWLER; DAVID GARFIELD; JOHN PATITUCCI; GREG BISSONETTE | |
| Kenny Garret | African Exchange Student | Atlantic | KENNY GARRETT | |
| Kenny Garret | Black Hope | Warner Bros. | KENNY GARRETT | |
| Kenny Garret | Happy People | Warner Bros. | KENNY GARRETT | |
| Kenny Garret | Pursuance: Music Of John Coltrane | Warner Bros. | KENNY GARRETT | (c) 1996 Warner Bros. Records, Inc. Produced by Matt Pierson & Kenny Garrett Kenny Garrett - alto saxophone Pat Metheny - guitar Rodney Whitaker - bass Brian Blade - drums All compositions by John Coltrane except "Latifa" by Kenny Garrett, Pat Metheny, Rodney Whitaker, and Brian Blade |
| Kenny Garret | Simply Said | Warner Bros. | KENNY GARRETT | |
| Kenny Garret | Songbook | Warner Bros. | KENNY GARRETT | Kenny Garrett, alto saxophone Kenny Kirkland, piano Nat Reeves, bass Jeff "Train" Watts, drums Warner Bros. 9 46551-2 (c) 1997 |
| Kenny Garret | Trio Logy | Warner Bros. | KENNY GARRETT | Kenny Garrett - Alto Saxaphone Kiyoshi Kitagawa - Bass Brian Blade - Drums Charnett Moffett - Bass submited by Toatley@MSN.com |
| George Garzone | Fours And Twos | NYC Records | GEORGE GARZONE; JOE LOVANO; JOEY CALDERAZZO; JOHN LOCKWOOD; BILL STEWART | George Garzone-left speaker Joe Lovano-right speaker |
| Stan Getz | Bossa Nova | Verve | STAN GETZ | |
| Stan Getz; Joao Gilberto | Getz/Gilberto | Verve | STAN GETZ; JOAO GILBERTO; ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM | CC2CD Claddagh Records 1964 |
| Dizzy Gillespie | Duets - Dizzy Gillespie with Sonny Rollins & Sonny Stitt | Verve | DIZZY GILLESPIE; SONNY ROLLINS; SONNY STITT; RAY BRYANT; TOMMY BRYANT; CHARLIE PERSIP | Verve 853 253-2 Recorded in New York City, December 11, 1957 Original session produced by Norman Granz. |
| Dizzy Gillespie | Sonny Side Up - Dizzy Gillespie, Sonny Rollins & Sonny Stitt | Verve | DIZZY GILLESPIE; SONNY STITT; SONNY ROLLINS | 314 521 426-2 C1957/1997 PolyGram Verve Master Edition Originally C1957 Verve |
| Dexter Gordon | A Swingin' Affair | Blue Note | DEXTER GORDON; SONNY CLARK; BUTCH WARREN; BILLY HIGGINS | Recorded: Englewood Cliffs NJ, 29-Aug-1962 Blue Note CDP7 84133 2 Dexter Gordon: Tenor Sax Sonny Clark: Piano Butch Warren: Bass Billy Higgins: Drums Entry: Mike Lempriere mikel@speakeasy.org 31-Dec-96 |
| Dexter Gordon | At Monteux | Prestige | DEXTER GORDON; JUNIOR MANCE; MARTIN RIVERA; OLIVER JACKSON | |
| Dexter Gordon | Biting The Apple | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | Body & Soul | 1201 Music | DEXTER GORDON; KENNY DREW; NIELS-HENNING ORSTED PEDERSEN; ALBERT "TOOTIE" HEATH | |
| Dexter Gordon | Bouncin With Dex | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | The Complete Savoy & Dial Masters | Definitive Records | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | Daddy Plays The Horn | DEXTER GORDON | ||
| Dexter Gordon | Dexter Calling | Blue Note | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | Doin' Allright | Blue Note | DEXTER GORDON; FREDDIE HUBBARD; HORACE PARLAN; GEORGE TUCKER; AL HAREWOOD | Blue Note Year: 1961 Catalog Number: CDP 7 84077 2 Produced by: Alfred Lion Engineered by: Rudy Van Gelder Other Artists: Dexter Gordon, tenor sax; Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Horace Parlan, piano; George Tucker, bass; Al Harewood, drums Dexter Gordon, tenor sax; Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; Horace Parlan, piano; George Tucker, bass; Al Harewood, drums Recorded 1961 |
| Dexter Gordon | Gettin' Around | Blue Note | DEXTER GORDON; BOBBY HUTCHERSON; BARRY HARRIS; BOB CRANSHAW; BILLY HIGGINS | Dexter Gordon Bobby Hutcherson Barry Harris Bob Cranshaw Billy Higgins |
| Dexter Gordon | Go | Blue Note | DEXTER GORDON; SONNY CLARK; BUTCH WARREN; BILLY HIGGINS | Blue Note 7243 4 98794 2 3 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on August 27, 1962 Dexter Gordon, tenor sax Sonny Clark, piano Butch Warren, bass Billy Higgins, drums RVG Remaster Series 1998 Blue Note Limited Edition 24-Bit |
| Dexter Gordon | Homecoming (Disc 1) | Columbia | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | Homecoming (Disc 2) | Columbia | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | L.T.D. Live At The Left Bank | Prestige | DEXTER GORDON; BOBBY TIMMONS; VICTOR GASKIN; PERCY BRICE | Dexter Gordon - Tenor Sax Bobby Timmons - Piano Victor Gaskin - Bass Percy Brice - Drums Recorded in performance at the Famous Ballroom, Baltimore, MD; May 4, 1969 |
| Dexter Gordon | Live At Carnegie Hall | Columbia | DEXTER GORDON; JOHNNY GRIFFIN; RUFUS REID | Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York City, September 23, 1978 Date of Release March 31, 1998 Columbia/Legacy's 1998 release of Live at Carnegie Hall - Complete contains the full set of the legendary concert that finds Gordon and Johnny Griffin at a peak. Supported by Rufus Reid, Eddie Gladden and George Cables, the two saxophonists smoke on a selection of standards adn contemporary workouts, highlighted by "Secret Love," "The End of a Love Affair" and "Blues Up and Down." Although it's primarily for Gordon devotees, those fans will find it a nice addition to their collections. |
| Dexter Gordon | More Power! | Prestige | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | More Than You Know | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | Our Man In Paris | Blue Note | DEXTER GORDON; BUD POWELL; PIERRE MICHELOT; KENNY CLARKE | Blue Note Year of the original recording: 1963 Catalog Number: CDP 7 46394 2 Produced by: Francis Wolff Other Artists: Dexter Gordon, tenor sax; Bud Powell, piano; Pierre Michelot, bass; Kenny Clarke, drums Dexter Gordon, tenor sax; Bud Powell, piano; Pierre Michelot, bass; Kenny Clarke, drum Recorded 1963 |
| Dexter Gordon | The Rainbow People | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON; BENNY BAILEY; LARS SJOSTEN; TORBJORN HULTCRANZ; JUAL CURTIS | |
| Dexter Gordon | Stable Mable | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON; HORACE PARLAN; NIELS-HENNING ORSTED PEDERSEN; TONY INZALACO | (Steeplechase SCCD 31040) Recorded March 10, 1975 CDDB submission by RememberClifford <http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/bluenote/500/index.html> Dexter Gordon (ts, ss) Horace Parlan (p) Niels-Henning Řrsted Pedersen (b) Tony Inzalaco (d) |
| Dexter Gordon | Swiss Nights Vol. 1 | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON; KENNY DREW; NIELS-HENNING ORSTED PEDERSEN; ALEX RIEL | (SteepleChase SCCD-31050) Recorded live at the Zürich Jazz Festival '75, Aug 23-24, 1975 CDDB submission by RememberClifford http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/bluenote/500/index.html Dexter Gordon (ts) Kenny Drew (p) Niels-Henning Řrsted Pedersen (b) Alex Riel (d) |
| Dexter Gordon | Swiss Nights Vol. 3 | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON; KENNY DREW; NIELS-HENNING ORSTED PEDERSEN; ALEX RIEL; JOE NEWMAN | |
| Dexter Gordon | Take The 'A' Train | Black Lion | DEXTER GORDON | Recorded at the Montmartre Jazzhus, Copenhgen, July 21st, 1967. 24 bit remastered. |
| Dexter Gordon | The Apartment | SteepleChase | DEXTER GORDON | |
| Dexter Gordon | The Panther | Prestige | DEXTER GORDON; TOMMY FLANAGAN; ALAN DAWSON; LARRY RIDLEY | with Tommy Flanagan: piano Alan Dawson: drums Larry Ridley: bass |
| Dexter Gordon | The Tower Of Power | Prestige | DEXTER GORDON | OJC-Prestige / OJCCD 299-2 |
| Dexter Gordon | With Wardell Gray Including "The Chase" | Giants of Jazz (Ita) | DEXTER GORDON; WARDELL GRAY | (Giants of Jazz CD 53315) Recorded variously from Oct 30, 1945, to Dec 11, 1947 -- includes Savoy sessions that have also been released on Dexter Rides Again (Savoy 17578 and Settin' the Pace (Savoy SV-0120) CDDB submission by RememberClifford http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/bluenote/500/index.html [trk 11-14 recorded Oct 30, 1945, NYC] Dexter Gordon's All Stars Dexter Gordon (ts) Argonne Thornton (Sadik Hakim) (p) Gene Ramey (b) Ed Nicholson (d) [trk 2,6,7,10 recorded in NYC Jan 29, 1946] Dexter Gordon Quintet Leonard Hawkins (t) Dexter Gordon (ts) Bud Powell (p) Curley Russell (b) Max Roach (d) [trk 15,17 recorded in Hollywood June 5, 1947] Melba Liston (tb) Dexter Gordon (ts) Charles Fox (p) Red Callendar (b) Chuck Thompson (d) [trk 1 recorded in Hollywood June 12, 1947] Wardell Gray (ts) Dexter Gordon (ts) Jimmy Bunn (p) Red Callendar (b) Chuck Thompson (d) [trk 16,18,19 recorded in Hollywood June 12, 1947] Dexter Gordon (ts) Jimmy Bunn (p) Red Callendar (b) Chuck Thompson (d) [trk 8,9 recorded in NYC Dec 4, 1947] Dexter Gordon (ts) Jimmy Rowles (p) Red Callendar (b) Roy Porter (d) [trk 20 recorded in NYC Dec 4, 1947] Teddy Edwards (ts) Dexter Gordon (ts) Jimmy Rowles (p) Red Callendar (b) Roy Porter (d) [trk 3,4,5 recorded in NYC Dec 11, 1947] Dexter Gordon Quintet Dexter Gordon (ts) Leo Parker (bs) Tadd Dameron (p) Nelson Boyd (b) Art Blakey (d) |
| Johnny Griffin | A Blowing Session | Blue Note | JOHNNY GRIFFIN; LEE MORGAN; HANK MOBLEY; JOHN COLTRANE; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART BLAKEY | Lee Morgan JG! Hank Mobley John Coltrane Winton Kelly Paul Chambers Art Blakey RVG April 6, 1957 |
| Johnny Griffin | Introducing Johnny Griffin | Blue Note | JOHNNY GRIFFIN; WYNTON KELLY; CURLY RUSSELL; MAX ROACH | |
| Johnny Griffin | Way Out! | Riverside | JOHNNY GRIFFIN; KENNY DREW; WILBUR WARE; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | |
| Steve Grossman | Do It | Dreyfus | STEVE GROSSMAN | |
| Steve Grossman | Hold The Line | STEVE GROSSMAN | ||
| Steve Grossman | In New York | Dreyfus | STEVE GROSSMAN; MCCOY TYNER; AVERY SHARPE; ART TAYLOR | Dreyfus Jazz line Year: 1991 (13-14 septembre) Catalog Number: 191 087-2 Import Recorded Live. Produced by: Yves Chamberland & Sandro Berti-Ceroni Engineered by: James Anderson Other Artists: Art Taylor; McCoy Tyner Web Links: http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1078816&cart=116528222&style=music Personnel: Steve Grossman (tenor saxophone); McCoy Tyner (piano); Avery Sharpe (bass); Art Taylor (drums). Producers: Yves Chamberland, Sandro Berti-Ceroni. Recorded live at Sweet Basil, New York, New York on September, 13 & 14, 1991. |
| Steve Grossman | Live At Cafe Praga | Absord | STEVE GROSSMAN; FRED HENKE; GILBERT ROVERE; CHARLES BELLONZI | Timeless Year: 1991 Catalog Number: ALCR-244 Recorded Live. Produced by: ALBERTO ALBERTI & ALESSANDORO BERTI CERONI Engineered by: GIANNI GRASSILLI Other Artists: FRED HENKE (piano) GILBERT ROVERE (bass) CHARLES BELLONZI (drums) Web Links: http://www.nifty.ne.jp/forum/fpjazz/recommend/fpj_rcm136.htm STEVE GROSSMAN (tenor saxophone) FRED HENKE (piano) GILBERT ROVERE (bass) CHARLES BELLONZI (drums) Recorded live at CAFE PRAGA BOLONGA,ITALY on 4,5,6 December,1990 |
| Steve Grossman | Love Is The Thing | Red | STEVE GROSSMAN | |
| Steve Grossman | Way out East, Vol. 1 | Red | ||
| Herbie Hancock | Maiden Voyage | Blue Note | HERBIE HANCOCK; FREDDIE HUBBARD; GEORGE COLEMAN; RON CARTER; TONY WILLIAMS | Blue Note 7243 4 95331 2 7 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on March 17, 1965 Freddie Hubbard, trumpet George Coleman, tenor sax Herbie Hancock, piano Ron Carter, bass Tony Williams, drums RVG Remaster Series 1998 Blue Note Limited Edition 24-Bit |
| Herbie Hancock | Takin' Off | Blue Note | HERBIE HANCOCK; FREDDIE HUBBARD; DEXTER GORDON; BUTCH WARREN; BILLY HIGGINS | Born 4/12/40, Chicago. |
| Herbie Hancock; Michael Brecker; Roy Hargrove | Directions In Music: Celebrating Miles David and John Coltrane | Verve | HERBIE HANCOCK; MICHAEL BRECKER; ROY HARGROVE | |
| Craig Handy | Flow | Sirocco Jazz Limited | with Xavier Davis: piano. Ali Jackson: drums. Rodney Whitaker: bass | |
| Craig Handy | Reflections In Change | Sirocco Jazz Limited | Craig Handy saxophones & bass clarinet Geri Allen piano Rodney Whitaker bass Ali Jackson drums with special contributions from Dave Stryker / guitar and Tara Cruise / vocal (3 & 6) Sy Johnson /arrangements for ensemble (4 & 9) Stephen Scott / piano Robin Eubanks / trombone Steve Slagle / flute Chris Komer / french horn Peck Almond / trumpet Mike Rabinowitz / basson Mike Simm / Carinet Recorded and Mixed at Systems Two Studios, Brooklyn, New York on 6,7,8 and 25 June 1999 SJL 1005 SIROCCO JAZZ LIMITED PO BOX 136 ALTRINCHAM WA15 9FE - ENGLAND Submitted by Mike Hutchinson | |
| Craig Handy | Split Second Timing | Arabesque Recordings | Recorded live in Quartier Latin, Berlin 30th + 31th october 1981 Performed by: Charlie Mariano Albert Mangelsdorf Wolfgang Dauner Volker Kriegel Kenny Wheeler Ian Carr Ack van Rooyen Eberhard Weber | |
| John Handy | The 2nd John Handy Album | Columbia | JOHN HANDY; MICHAEL WHITE; JERRY HAHN; DON THOMPSON; TERRY CLARKE | |
| Roy Hargrove | With the Tenors of Our Time | Polygram | ROY HARGROVE | |
| Tom Harrell | Stories | Contemporary | TOM HARRELL | |
| Donald Harrison | Donald Harrison/Power Of Cool | CTI | ||
| Antonio Hart | For The First Time | Novus | ANTONIO HART; MULGREW MILLER; CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE; LEWIS NASH; ROY HARGROVE; BILL PIERCE; THOMAS WILLIAMS | Antonio Hart - Alto Saxophone Mulgrew Miller - Piano Christian McBride - Bass Lewis Nash - Drums BMG Novus 3120-2-N |
| Joe Henderson | In 'n Out | Blue Note | JOE HENDERSON; KENNY DORHAM; MCCOY TYNER; RICHARD DAVIS; ELVIN JONES | Joe Henderson - ts Kenny Dorham - tp McCoy Tyner - p Richard Davis - b Elvin Jones - d recorded 4/10/64 submitted 1/9/98 dhh |
| Joe Henderson | In Pursuit Of Blackness/Black Is the Color | Milestone | JOE HENDERSON | |
| Joe Henderson | Inner Urge | Blue Note | JOE HENDERSON; MCCOY TYNER; BOB CRANSHAW; ELVIN JONES | |
| Joe Henderson | Lush Life: The Music of Billy Strayhorn | Verve | JOE HENDERSON; WYNTON MARSALIS; STEVEN SCOTT; CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE; GREGORY HUTCHINSON | Joe Henderson, tenor saxophone Wynton Marsalis, trumpet Stephen Scott, piano Christian McBride, bass Gregory Hutchinson, drums Produced by Richard Seidel and Don Sickler Digitally recorded, mixed and mastered by Rudy Van Gelder Recorded Sept 3, 6 and 8 1991 at Van Gelder Studios, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey |
| Joe Henderson | Page One | Blue Note | JOE HENDERSON; KENNY DORHAM; MCCOY TYNER; BUTCH WARREN; PETE LA ROCA | |
| Joe Henderson | Tetragon | Milestone | JOE HENDERSON; DON FRIEDMAN; KENNY BARRON; RON CARTER; JACK DEJOHNETTE; LOUIS HAYES | Joe Henderson - tenor saxophone Don Friedman or Kenny Baron* - piano Ron Carter - bass Jack De Johnette or Louis Hayes* - drums Prodced by Orin Keepnews Recorded at Plaza Sound Studios, New York City; September 27, 1967* and May 16, 1968 Digitally remastering, 1995 - Phil De Lance (Fantasy Studios, Berkely) |
| Vincent Herring | Evidence | Landmark | VINCENT HERRING; WALLACE RONEY; MULGREW MILLER; IRA COLEMAN; CARL ALLEN | |
| Vincent Herring | Scene One | EVIDENCE | VINCENT HERRING; DARRELL GRANT; ROBERT HURST; JACK DEJOHNETTE; KRIS DEFOOT | |
| Johnny Hodges | Live At The Sportpalast, Berlin (Disc 1) | Pablo | JOHNNY HODGES; LAWRENCE BROWN; RAY NANCE; HARRY CARNEY; AL WILLIAMS; AARON BELL; WOODYARD, SAM | |
| Johnny Hodges | Live At The Sportpalast, Berlin (Disc 2) | Pablo | JOHNNY HODGES; LAWRENCE BROWN; RAY NANCE; HARRY CARNEY; AL WILLIAMS; AARON BELL; WOODYARD, SAM | |
| Johnny Hodges | Passion Flower (1940-46) | Bluebird | JOHNNY HODGES | |
| Dave Holland | Extensions | ECM | DAVE HOLLAND | |
| Christopher Hollyday | Christopher Hollyday | Novus | CHRISTOPHER HOLLYDAY; WALLACE RONEY; CEDAR WALTON; DAVID WILLIAMS; BILLY HIGGINS | |
| Freddie Hubbard | Bolivia | Music Masters Jazz | FREDDIE HUBBARD; CEDAR WALTON; BILLY HIGGINS; DAVID WILLIAMS; RALPH MOORE; VINCENT HERRING; GIOVANNI HIDALGO | Freddie Hubbard, trumpet, flugelhorn Cedar Walton, piano Billy Higgins, drums David Williams, bass Ralph Moore, tenor and soprano saxophones Vincent Herring, alto saxophone, soprano saxophone on "Third World" Giovanni Hidalgo, congas on "Homegrown" Mastered 3/2/91 |
| Freddie Hubbard | Breaking Point | Blue Note | FREDDIE HUBBARD; JAMES SPAULDING; RONNIE MATTHEWS; EDDIE KHAN; JOE CHAMBERS | (P) & (C) 1991 recorded 1964 James Spaulding - alto sax & flute Ronnie Matthews - piano Eddie khan - bass Joe Chambers - drums Blue Note |
| Freddie Hubbard | Hub-Tones | Blue Note | FREDDIE HUBBARD; JAMES SPAULDING; HERBIE HANCOCK; REGGIE WORKMAN; CLIFFORD JARVIS | Jarvis Freddie Hubbard James Spalding Herbie Hancock Reggie Workman Clifford |
| Freddie Hubbard | Open Sesame | Blue Note | FREDDIE HUBBARD; TINA BROOKS; MCCOY TYNER; SAM JONES; CLIFFORD JARVIS | Freddie Hubbard |
| Freddie Hubbard | Ready For Freddie | Blue Note | FREDDIE HUBBARD; WAYNE SHORTER; BERNARD MCKINNEY; MCCOY TYNER; ART DAVIS; ELVIN JONES | Freddie Hubbard - trumpet Bernard McKinney - euphonium Wayne Shorter - tenor sax McCoy Tyner - piano Art Davis - bass Elvin Jones - drums Blue Note |
| Milt Jackson | Bags' Opus | Blue Note | MILT JACKSON | |
| Bob James; David Sanborn | Double Vision | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; BOB JAMES; MARCUS MILLER; STEVE GADD; PAUL MILTON JACKSON, JR.; AL JARREAU; ERIC GALE; PAULINHO DA COSTA | Double Vision Artist Bob James and David Sanborn Album Title Double Vision Date of Release 1986 (approx.) inprint AMG Rating (Best-of-Artist) Genre Jazz Styles Crossover Jazz, Pop-Jazz Time 43:21 AMG EXPERT REVIEW: This combination works quite well. Poppish keyboardist/arranger Bob James joins with electric bassist Marcus Miller, drummer Steve Gadd, guitarist Paul Jackson, percussionist Paulinho Da Costa and (on two songs) guitarist Eric Gale to accompany the distinctive and always soulful altoist David Sanborn. Sanborn caresses the strong melodies, mostly originals by James and Miller, and plays well with guest vocalist Al Jarreau on "Since I Fell for You." One of the best recordings ever released under Bob James' name (Sanborn gets co-billing) and a big seller. -- Scott Yanow Al Jarreau - Vocals Bob James - Synthesizer, Piano, Keyboards, Engineer, Rhythm Arrangements, Synthesizer Arrangements David Sanborn - Saxophone Andy Cardenas - Engineer Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion Gene Curtis - Engineer Steve Gadd - Drums Eric Gale - Guitar Dan Garcia - Engineer Paul Jackson, Jr. - Guitar Joe Jorgenson - Engineer Tommy LiPuma - Producer Marcus Miller - Bass Peter Robbins - Engineer Doug Sax - Mastering Bill Schnee - Engineer, Mixing 1986 CD Warner Brothers 2-25393 1986 CD Warner Brothers 25393-2 1986 CS Warner Brothers 4-25393 1986 LP Warner Brothers 9253931 |
| The Jazz Crusaders | Live at the Lighthouse '66 | Blue Note | ||
| J.J. Johnson | J.J. Johnson - The Eminent, Volume Two (RVG Edition) | Blue Note | J.J. JOHNSON | |
| J.J. Johnson | Let's Hang Out | Polygram | J.J. JOHNSON | |
| Bob Kenmotsu | Junko's Song / Intimations | Amosaya Music | ||
| Bob Kenmotsu | The Spark | |||
| Rahsaan Roland Kirk | Roland Kirk's Finest Hour | Verve | ||
| Robbie Kwock | Sixth Sense | Pacific Storm | ||
| Joe Lovano | From The Soul | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Hometown Sessions | The Orchard | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Landmarks | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Quartets 1 Of 2 | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | 1995 Blue Note/Capitol CDP 7243 8 29125-2 1 Recorded live at The Village Vanguard 3/12/94 Joe Lovano -tenor, soprano, and C melody sax ophones Tom Harrell -trumpet and flugelhorn Anthony Cox -bass Bill y Hart -drums and cymbals |
| Joe Lovano | Quartets 2 Of 2 | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | 1995 Blue Note/Capitol CDP 7243 8 29125-2 1 Recorded live at The Village Vanguard 1/20/95 and 1/22/95 Joe Lovano -tenor saxophone Mul grew Miller -piano Christian McBride -bass Lewis Nash -drums and c ymbals |
| Joe Lovano | Rush Hour | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Tenor Legacy | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Tones Shapes & Colors | Soul Note (SunnyMoon) | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Universal Language | Blue Note | JOE LOVANO | |
| Joe Lovano | Village Rhythm | Soul Note (SunnyMoon) | JOE LOVANO | with Paul Motian, Tom Harrell, Kenny Werner, Marc Johnson |
| Manhattan Graffiti Four | MG4 | Century Records | ||
| Manhattan Jazz Quintet | Funky Strut | Video Arts | ||
| Rick Margitza | Heart Of Hearts | Palmetto Records | RICK MARGITZA; JOEY CALDERAZZO; SCOTT COLLEY; IAN FROMAN | |
| Rick Margitza | This Is New | Blue Note | RICK MARGITZA; JOEY CALDERAZZO; ROBERT HURST; JEFF "TAIN" WATTS; TIM HAGANS | Rick Margitza: tenor saxophone Joey Calderazzo: piano (except "Body & Soul" and "When Will The Blues Leave?" Robert Hurst: acoustic bass Jeff "Tain" Watts: drums Tim Hagans: trumpet (on "Beware Of The Dog" only) |
| Eric Marienthal | Voices Of The Heart | GRP | ERIC MARIENTHAL; CHICK COREA; JIM COX; PAT KELLY; JOHN PATITUCCI; VINNIE COLAIUTA | |
| Eric Marienthal | Walk Tall | Polygram | ERIC MARIENTHAL | |
| Branford Marsails | Crazy People Music | CBS | BRANFORD MARSALIS; KENNY KIRKLAND; ROBERT HURST; JEFF "TAIN" WATTS | |
| Wynton Marsalis; Ellis Marsalis | Joe Cool's Blues | Sony | WYNTON MARSALIS; ELLIS MARSALIS | |
| Donny McCaslin | Exile And Discovery | Naxos | DONNY MCCASLIN | Donny McCaslin tenor saxophone Bruce Barth piano Ugonna Okegwo bass Billy Drummond drums Recorded live to two track digital on 18th November, 1997 at Systems Two Studios, Brooklyn, New York David Baker producer/engineer Katsuhiko Naito digital editing Mike Nock executive producer Naxos Jazz 86014-2 |
| Jackie McLean | A Fickle Sonance | Blue Note | JACKIE MCLEAN; TOMMY TURRENTINE; SONNY CLARK; BUTCH WARREN; BILLY HIGGINS | Recorded Oct 26, 1961, at Van Gelder Studios, Eng lewood Cliffs, NJ Remastered 2000 by Rudy Van Gelder Tommy Turrentine (t) Jackie McLean (as) Sonny Clark (p) Butch Warren (b) Billy Higgins (d) |
| Jackie McLean | Alto Madness | Prestige | JACKIE MCLEAN; JOHN JENKINS; WADE LEGFE; DOUG WATKINS; ART TAYLOR | |
| Jackie McLean | Demon's Dance | Blue Note | JACKIE MCLEAN; WOODY SHAW; LAMONT JOHNSON; SCOTT HOLT; JACK DEJOHNETTE | Blue Note CDP 7 84345 2 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on December 22, 1967 Woody Shaw, trumpet & flugelhorn Jackie McLean, alto sax LaMont Johnson, piano Scott Holt, bass Jack DeJohnette, drums |
| Jackie McLean | Jackie's Bag (Remaster) | Blue Note | JACKIE MCLEAN; DONALD BYRD; SONNY CLARK; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES; BLUE MITCHELL; TINA BROOKS; KENNY DREW; ART TAYLOR | Recorded January 18, 1959 - September 1, 1960 Digitally Remastered 3 Bonus Tracks This very interesting LP was a giant step forward for altoist Jackie McLean, although it was originally released after a couple of his other Blue Note albums. For the first time, McLean shows some of the influence of Ornette Coleman - not in his sound but in his improvising approach - and his freer style bridged the gap between hard bop and the avant-garde. Three of the songs, highlighted by "Quadrangle" and "Fidel," match McLean in 1959 with trumpeter Donald Byrd, pianist Sonny Clark, bassist Paul Chambers, and drummer Philly Joe Jones, while the other numbers, which include "Appointment in Ghana," showcase McLean in a sextet with trumpeter Blue Mitchell, Tina Brooks on tenor, pianist Kenny Drew, Chambers and drummer Art Taylor. Jackie McLean's Blue Note albums were the most significant of his career, and this LP is well worth searching for. Obgleich es ursprünglich nach einem Paar seiner anderen Alben freigegeben LP wurde. Zum ersten Mal, Jackie McLean füllten Erscheinen etwas von dem Einfluß Blue Note von - nicht in seinem Ton aber in seiner Improvisierenannäherung - und seine freiere Art den Abstand zwischen hartem bop und dem avant-garde. Drei der Songs, vorbei hervorgehoben McLean und Ornette Coleman des Gleichen "Quadrangle" 1959 mit trumpeter "Fidel, "' , pianist McLean , bassist Donald Byrd und Schlagzeuger Sonny Clark während die anderen Zahlen, die Schaukasten Paul Chambers in Philly Joe Jones ein sextet mit trumpeter, "Appointment in Ghana, "' auf McLean Beschaffenheit, pianist Blue Mitchell und Tina Brooks Schlagzeuger miteinschließen Kenny Drew . Chambers Alben waren für seine Karriere das bedeutendste, und dieses Art Taylor ist wert das Suchen nach wohl. Jackie McLean's Blue Note . LP . Die dynamische Musik auf diesem two-LPsatz wurde zum ersten Mal 1975 freigegeben, obgleich sie seit dem als Teil des four-D. Tracks 1-3: w/ Donald Byrd: trumpet Sonny Clark: piano Paul Chamber: bass Philly Joe Jones: drums Tracks 4-9: Blue Mitchell: trumpet Tina Brooks: tenor sax Kenny Drew: piano Paul Chambers: bass Art Taylor: drums A Blue Note Limited Edition Release. Issued in 1995, Original recording dates 1959 & 60. |
| Jackie McLean | Live At Montmartre | SteepleChase | JACKIE MCLEAN; KENNY DREW; BO STIEF; ALEX RIEL | |
| Jackie McLean | Makin' The Changes | Prestige | JACKIE MCLEAN; MAL WALDRON; ARTHUR PHIPPS; ART TAYLOR; CURTIS FULLER; WEBSTER YOUNG; GIL COGGINS; PAUL CHAMBERS; LOUIS HAYES | |
| Jackie McLean | McLean's Scene | Fantasy | JACKIE MCLEAN; BILL HARDMAN; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART TAYLOR; MAL WALDRON; ARTHUR PHIPPS | |
| Jackie McLean | New And Old Gospel | Blue Note | JACKIE MCLEAN; ORNETTE COLEMAN; LAMONT JOHNSON; SCOTT HOLT; BILLY HIGGINS | w/ Ornette Coleman: trumpet Lamont Johnson: piano Scott Holt: bass Billy Higgins: drums A 1996 Blue Note reissue of a 1967 date. |
| Jackie McLean | Swing Swang Swingin' | Blue Note | JACKIE MCLEAN; WALTER BISHOP JR.; JIMMY GARRISON; ART TAYLOR | |
| Hank Mobley | Dippin' | Blue Note | HANK MOBLEY; LEE MORGAN; HAROLD MABERN JR.; LARRY RIDLEY; BILLY HIGGINS | Lee Morgan - trumpet Hank Mobley - tenor sax Harold Mabern Jr. - piano Larry Ridley - bass Billy Higgins - drums Blue Note CDP 7 46511-2 |
| Hank Mobley | Messages | Prestige | HANK MOBLEY | selections #1-6: Hank Mobley - tenor sax Donald Byrd - trumpet ( except on "Little Girl Blue" ) Jacke McLean - alto sax (on "Au Privave" only) Barry Harris -piano Doug Watkins - bass Art Taylor - drums recorded July 20, 1956 selections #7-11 Hank Mobley - tenor sax Kenny Dorham - trumpet (except on "These Are the Things I Love") Walter Bishop - piano Doug WAtkins - bass Art Taylor - drums recorded July 27, 1956 |
| Hank Mobley | Peckin' Time | Blue Note | HANK MOBLEY; LEE MORGAN; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; CHARLIE PERSIP | Blue Note CDP 7 81574 2 Recorded February 9, 1958 Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Lee Morgan - trumpet Hank Mobley - tenor sax Wynton Kelly - piano Paul Chambers - bass Charlie Persip - drums |
| Hank Mobley | Soul Station | Blue Note | HANK MOBLEY; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART BLAKEY | Blue Note 7243 4 95343 2 2 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on February 7, 1960 Hank Mobley, tenor sax Wynton Kelly, piano Paul Chambers, bass Art Blakey, drums RVG Remaster Series 1998 Blue Note Limited Edition 24-Bit |
| Hank Mobley | Tenor Conclave | Prestige | HANK MOBLEY; AL COHN; ZOOT SIMS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART TAYLOR | |
| Hank Mobley | Workout | Blue Note | HANK MOBLEY; GRANT GREEN; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | Hank Mobley Wynton Kelly Grant Green Paul Chambers Philly Joe Jones Blue Note |
| Modern Jazz Quartet | A 40th Anniversary Celebration | Atlantic | Atlantic Jazz / (c) 1994 Atlantic Rec. Corp. / WEA | |
| The Modern Jazz Sextet | The Modern Jazz Sextet | Verve | DIZZY GILLESPIE; SONNY STITT; JOHN LEWIS | gillespie,stitt,lewis,best,heath,persip |
| T.S. Monk | Changing of the Guard | Blue Note | ||
| Thelonious Monk | At Town Hall | Riverside | THELONIOUS MONK | |
| Thelonious Monk | Big Band And Quartet In Concert (Disc 1) | Sony | THELONIOUS MONK | |
| Thelonious Monk | Big Band And Quartet In Concert (Disc 2) | Sony | THELONIOUS MONK | |
| Thelonious Monk | Thelonious In Action | Riverside | THELONIOUS MONK; JOHNNY GRIFFIN; AHMED ABDUI-MALIK; ROY HAYNES | |
| Thelonious Monk | Thelonious Monk With John Coltrane | Riverside | THELONIOUS MONK; JOHN COLTRANE; WILBUR WARE; SHADOW WILSON; RAY COPELAND; GIGI GRYCE; COLEMAN HAWKINS; ART BLAKEY | Label: Jazzland - Original Jazz Classic, OJCCD-039-2 (JLP-46) Riverside Originaly recorded 1957-1958 Digital remastering 1987 AAD |
| James Moody | Moody's Mood For Blues | Orig. Jazz Classics | MOODY, JAMES | originally recorded 1954 & 1955 digitally remastered 1994 |
| James Moody | Moving Forward | Novus | MOODY, JAMES | |
| Ralph Moore | Complete Landmark Recordings (Disc 1) | 32 Jazz | RALPH MOORE; TERENCE BLANCHARD; BENNY GREEN; PETER WASHINGTON; KENNY WASHINGTON; VICTOR SEE-YUEN | |
| Ralph Moore | Complete Landmark Recordings (Disc 2) | 32 Jazz | RALPH MOORE; ROY HARGROVE; BENNY GREEN; PETER WASHINGTON; KENNY WASHINGTON; VICTOR LEWIS | |
| Ralph Moore | Roundtrip | RALPH MOORE | ||
| Ralph Moore | Who It Is You Are | Savoy | RALPH MOORE | Ralph Moore: tenor sax Benny Green: piano Peter Washington: bass Billy Higgins: drums Recorded in New York City, 1993 |
| Joe Morello | Going Places | Dmp | JOE MORELLO | |
| Frank Morgan | Yardbird Suite | Contemporary | FRANK MORGAN; MULGREW MILLER; RON CARTER; AL FOSTER | w/ Frank Morgan: alto Mulgrew Miller: piano Ron Carter: bass Al Foster: drums A 1988 Fantasy release. Submitted by rwright@waonline.com on 7-20-97. |
| Lee Morgan | Cornbread | Blue Note | LEE MORGAN; JACKIE MCLEAN; HANK MOBLEY; HERBIE HANCOCK; LARRY RIDLEY; BILLY HIGGINS | w/ Jackie McLean: alto Hank Mobley: tenor Herbie Hancock: piano Larry Ridley: bass Billy Higgins: drums Submitted by rwright@waonline.com on 7-20-97. |
| Lee Morgan | Sidewinder | Blue Note | LEE MORGAN; JOE HENDERSON; BARRY HARRIS; BOB CRANSHAW; BILLY HIGGINS | |
| Lee Morgan | Tom Cat | Blue Note | LEE MORGAN; JACKIE MCLEAN; MCCOY TYNER; BOB CRANSHAW; ART BLAKEY | Lee Morgan Jackie McClean McCoy Tyner Bob Cranshaw Art Blakey Blue Note |
| Bob Mover | In The True Tradition | XANADU | BOB MOVER; RUFUS REID; BOBBY WARD | |
| John Nugent | Taurus People | Jazz Focus | ||
| Greg Osby | Inner Circle | Blue Note | GREG OSBY; JASON MORAN; STEFON HARRIS; TARUS MATEEN; ERIC HARLAND | |
| Charlie Parker | Bird Original Motion Picture Soundtrack | Columbia | CHARLIE PARKER | Remastered and digitally enhanced recording of Charlie Parker's solos Album Producer and Music Supervisor: Lennie Niehaus 1988 Columbia Records, CBS Records, Warner Bros., Inc. |
| Charlie Parker | Bird's Best Bop On Verve | Verve | CHARLIE PARKER | |
| Charlie Parker | Charlie Parker With Strings: The Master Takes | Verve | CHARLIE PARKER | |
| Charlie Parker | Featuring Miles Davis - The Best Of The Dial Years | Stardust Records | CHARLIE PARKER; MILES DAVIS | |
| Charlie Parker | Jam Session | Verve | CHARLIE PARKER; CHARLIE SHAVERS; BENNY CARTER; JOHNNY HODGES; FLIP PHILLIPS; BEN WEBSTER; OSCAR PETERSON; BARNEY KESSEL; RAY BROWN; J.C. HEARD | Charlie Shavers - tpt, Benny Carter - alt sax, Charlie Parker - alt sax, Johnny Hodges - alt sax, Flip Phillips - ten sax, Ben Webster - ten sax, Oscar Peterson - pno, Barney Kessell - gtr, Ray Brown - bs, J.C. Heard - dm. Los Angeles July 1952 |
| Maceo Parker | Maceo For All The King's Men | 4TH & BWAY | MACEO PARKER; FRED WESLEY; BOBBY BYRD; BOOTSY COLLINS; JOEL "RAZOR SHARP" JOHNSON; JEFF BOVA; BERNIE WORRELL; NICKY SCOPELITIS; SLY STONE; CHONG SPRADLEY; TIMOTHY "T-BONE" DAVID | (P) & (C) 1990 |
| Maceo Parker | Mo' Roots | Verve | MACEO PARKER; FRED WESLEY; PEE WEE ELLIS; RODNEY JONES; LARRY GOLDINGS; BILL STEWART; KYM MAZELLE; STEVE WILLIAMSON; JIMMY MADISON | Maceo Parker - Alto Sax, vocals (Fa Fa Fa) Fred Wesley - Trombone Pee Wee Ellis - Tenor Sax Rodney Jones - Guitars Larry Goldings - Hammond B-3, keyboards Bill Stewart - Drums (except Fa Fa Fa) Guest Artists: Kym Mazelle - Vocals (Fa Fa Fa) Steve Williamson - Alto Sax (Jack's Back) Jimmy Madison Drums (Fa Fa Fa) March 1991 Verve |
| Maceo Parker | Roots Revisited | Verve | MACEO PARKER; FRED WESLEY; PEE WEE ELLIS; VINCE HENRY; DON PULLEN; RODNEY JONES; BOOTSY COLLINS; BILL STEWART | 1990 Rhythm Attack Productions / PolyGram Classics and Jazz |
| Duke Pearson | Sweet Honey Bee | Blue Note | DUKE PEARSON; FREDDIE HUBBARD; JAMES SPAULDING; JOE HENDERSON; RON CARTER; MICKEY ROKER | Duke Pearson - Sweet Honey Bee Blue Note - CDP 0777 7 89792 2 7 Freddie Hubbard, trumpet; James Spaulding, alto sax & flute; Joe Henderson, tenor sax; Duke Pearson, piano; Ron Carter, bass; Mickey Roker, drums. Produced by Alfred Lion. Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder. All compositions by Duke Pearson. |
| Art Pepper | Landscape | Galaxy | ART PEPPER; GEORGE CABLES; TONY DUMAS; BILLY HIGGINS | |
| Art Pepper | Modern Art | Blue Note | ART PEPPER; RUSS FREEMAN; CARL PERKINS; BEN TUCKER; CHUCK FLORES | |
| Oscar Peterson; Sonny Stitt | Sonny Stitt Sits in with the Oscar Peterson Trio | Verve | SONNY STITT; OSCAR PETERSON; HERB ELLIS; RAY BROWN; ED THIGPEN; STAN LEVY | |
| Dave Pietro | Forgotten Dreams | A-Records | DAVE PIETRO; KENNY WERNER; BEN MONDER; DAVE HOLLAND; BILL STEWART | |
| Dave Pietro | Now Becoming Then | A-Records | DAVE PIETRO; SCOTT WENDHOLT; PETER MCGUINNESS; PETE MCCANN; MIKE HOLOBER; SCOTT COLLEY; BRIAN BLADE; TODD ISLER | |
| Dave Pietro | Standard Wonder: The Music Of Stevie Wonder | A-Records | DAVE PIETRO; SCOTT WENDHOLT; PETER MCGUINNESS; PETE MCCANN; DAVID BERKMAN; SCOTT COLLEY; BRIAN BLADE | A few of Stevie Wonder's songs have been performed by jazz musicians, but this CD by saxophonist Dave Pietro is one of the first extensive explorations of his work outside of pop. Pietro shifts between soprano, alto, and C-melody saxophones (the latter instrument hasn't been used very much in jazz since the '30s). Pietro's playing is very strong throughout the date, and his arrangements are first-rate, often contrasting sharply with the composer's original approaches. "Another Star" features Pietro's superb C-melody sax in a modal setting that seems to occasionally hint at Miles Davis' "Nardis." His tasty soprano sax is a highlight of "The Secret Life of Plants," a song that could be overlooked by jazz fans who haven't heard Wonder's original record, because such a title might easily be mistaken for a typical new age release. The lively, Latin-flavored "Smile Please" and the lovely ballad "You and I-Interlude" are also highlights, but the dull electric piano keeps "All in Love Is Fair" (a favorite of pianist Marian McPartland, who has performed it many times) from reaching its full potential. The strong supporting cast includes keyboardist David Berkman, trumpeter and flugelhornist Scott Wendholt, trombonist Pete McGuinness, guitarist Pete McCann, bassist Scott Colley, and drummer Brian Blade. One can easily imagine many more jazz musicians following Dave Pietro's lead in putting together a Stevie Wonder songbook of their own. — Ken Dryden |
| Dave Pietro | Wind Dance | A-Records | DAVE PIETRO; KENNY WERNER; BRUCE SAUNDERS; DAVE HOLLAND; BILL STEWART | |
| The Quintet | Jazz At Massey Hall (Live) | Debut | DIZZY GILLESPIE; CHARLIE PARKER; BUD POWELL; CHARLES MINGUS; MAX ROACH | Mono, Recorded live at Massey Hall in Toronto, Canada on May 15, 1953. Debut Records, OJCCD-044-2 Performers: Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet Charlie Parker, alto Sax Dizzy Gillespie, piano Charles Mingus, bass Max Roach, drums |
| Nelson Rangell | Yes, Then Yes | GRP | *Produced by Chuck Loeb for Cuestaloeb Music, Inc. +Produced by Mark Portmann for On the Mark Productions. Executive Producers: Dave Grusin & Larry Rosen. (c) 1994 GRP Records, Inc. | |
| Joshua Redman | Freedom in the Groove | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; PETER BERNSTEIN; PETER MARTIN; CHRISTOPHER THOMAS; BRIAN BLADE | |
| Joshua Redman | Joshua Redman | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; KEVIN HAYS; CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE; GREGORY HUTCHINSON | Personel: Kevin Hays p, Christian McBride b, Gregory Hutchinson dm |
| Joshua Redman | Mood Swing | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; BRAD MEHLDAU; CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE; BRIAN BLADE | Joshua Redman - Saxophone Brad Mehldau - Piano Christian McBride - Bass Brian Blade - Drums |
| Joshua Redman | Passage of Time | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; AARON GOLDBERG; REUBEN ROGERS; GREGORY HUTCHINSON | |
| Joshua Redman | Spirit Of The Moment: Live At The Village Vanguard (Disc 1) | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; PETER MARTIN; CHRISTOPHER THOMAS; BRIAN BLADE | Live at the Village Vanguard |
| Joshua Redman | Spirit Of The Moment-Live At Village Vanguard (Disc 2) | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; PETER MARTIN; CHRISTOPHER THOMAS; BRIAN BLADE | Live at the Village Vanguard |
| Joshua Redman | Timeless Tales (For Changing Times) | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; BRAD MEHLDAU; LARRY GRENADIER; BRIAN BLADE | |
| Joshua Redman | Wish | Warner Bros. | JOSHUA REDMAN; PAT METHENY; CHARLIE HADEN; BILLY HIGGINS | |
| Tim Ries | Universal Spirits | Criss Cross | ||
| Red Rodney | Tivoli Session | SteepleChase | RED RODNEY; DICK OATS; GARRY DIAL; JAY ANDERSON; JOHN TAYLOR | Recorded live at Slukefter, Tivoli, July 11 & 12, 1988. Dick Oatts, saxophone Garry Dial, piano Jay Anderson, bass John Taylor, drums |
| Sonny Rollins | A Night at the Village Vanguard Disc 1 | Blue Note | SONNY ROLLINS | Recorded on November 3, 1957 at the Village Vanguard, NYC Remastred (24-bits) in 1999 by Rudy Van Gelder (RVG) |
| Sonny Rollins | A Night at the Village Vanguard Disc 2 | Blue Note | SONNY ROLLINS | Recorded on November 3, 1957 at the Village Vanguard, NYC Remastred (24-bits) in 1999 by Rudy Van Gelder (RVG) |
| Sonny Rollins | Alfie (Original Music From The Score) | Impulse! | SONNY ROLLINS | Big Band incl. J.J. Johnson, Kenny Burrell, Phil Woods. Strongly recomm |
| Sonny Rollins | Dancing In The Dark | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS; CLIFTON ANDERSON; MARK SOSKIN; JEROME HARRIS; MARVIN "SMITTY" SMITH | Sonny Rollins - Tenor saxophone Clifton Anderson - trombone Mark Soskin - keyboards Jerome Harris - electric bass Marvin "Smitty" Smith - drums |
| Sonny Rollins | East Broadway Run Down | Impulse! | SONNY ROLLINS; FREDDIE HUBBARD; JIMMY GARRISON; ELVIN JONES | |
| Sonny Rollins | Easy Living | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS; GEORGE DUKE; CHARLES ICARUS JOHNSON; PAUL JACKSON; BYRON MILLER; TONY WILLIAMS; BILL SUMMERS | |
| Sonny Rollins | Global Warming | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS; STEVEN SCOTT; BOB CRANSHAW; IDRIS MUHAMMAD; CLIFTON ANDERSON; VICTOR SEE YUEN; PERRY WILSON | with Stephen Scott: piano Clifton Anderson: trombone Bob Cranshaw: electric bass Idris Muhammad: drums Victor See Yuen: percussion Perry Wilson: drums A 1998 Milestone release |
| Sonny Rollins | Here's To The People | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS | DDD (c) 1991 Milesonte Records 0 25218 - 9194 - 2 |
| Sonny Rollins | Jazz Showcase | Orig. Jazz Classics | SONNY ROLLINS | |
| Sonny Rollins | Newk's Time | Blue Note | SONNY ROLLINS | |
| Sonny Rollins | Next Album | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS | |
| Sonny Rollins | Old Flames | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS; CLIFTON ANDERSON; TOMMY FLANAGAN; BOB CRANSHAW; JACK DEJOHNETTE; JON FADDIS | Sonny Rollins Clifton Anderson Tommy Flanagan Bob Cranshaw Jack DeJohnette Jon Faddis Byron Stripling Alex Brofsky Bob Stewart |
| Sonny Rollins | Saxophone Colossus | Prestige | SONNY ROLLINS; TOMMY FLANAGAN; DOUG WATKINS; MAX ROACH | Remastered by JVC (xrcd) in 1998 Original recording: June 22, 1956 Band: Sonny Rollins - tenor sax Tommy Flanagan - piano Doug Watkins -bass Max Roach - drums |
| Sonny Rollins | Sonny Rollins & Co. - 1964 | SONNY ROLLINS | ||
| Sonny Rollins | Sonny Rollins +3 | Milestone | SONNY ROLLINS; STEVEN SCOTT; BOB CRANSHAW; JACK DEJOHNETTE; TOMMY FLANAGAN; AL FOSTER | Sonny Rollins Stephen Scott Tommy Flanagan Bob Cranshaw Jack DeJohnette Al Foster |
| Sonny Rollins | Sonny Rollins Plus 4 | Prestige | SONNY ROLLINS; CLIFFORD BROWN; RICHIE POWELL; GEORGE MORROW; MAX ROACH | With Clifford Brown, Richie Powell, Max Roach and George Morrow |
| Sonny Rollins | Sonny Rollins Volume 2 | Blue Note | SONNY ROLLINS; J.J. JOHNSON; HORACE SILVER; THELONIOUS MONK; PAUL CHAMBERS; ART BLAKEY | Blue Note 7243 4 97809 2 7 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on April 14, 1957 J.J. Johnson, trombone Sonny Rollins, tenor sax Horace Silver, Thelonious Monk, piano Paul Chambers, bass Art Blakey, drums RVG Remaster Series 1998 Blue Note Limited Edition 24-Bit remaster |
| Sonny Rollins | Sonny Rollins With The Modern Jazz Quartet | Prestige | SONNY ROLLINS | |
| Sonny Rollins | Sonny Rollins, Priceless Jazz Collection | GRP | SONNY ROLLINS | |
| Sonny Rollins | Sunny Days, Starry Nights | Fantasy | SONNY ROLLINS; CLIFTON ANDERSON; MARK SOSKIN; RUSSELL BLAKEY; TOMMY CAMPBELL; LUCILLE ROLLINS | CD No. FCD -604-9122 Purchased 10/18/1985 for $12.99 from Poplat Tunes. |
| Sonny Rollins | Tenor Madness | Prestige | SONNY ROLLINS; JOHN COLTRANE; RED GARLAND; PAUL CHAMBERS; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | 1987 Prestige OJCCD-124-2 Sonny Rollins - Tenor Sax John Coltrane - Tenro Sax (1) Red Garland - Piano Paul Chambers - Bass Philly Joe Jones - Drums |
| Sonny Rollins | The Bridge | Bluebird | SONNY ROLLINS; JIM HALL; BOB CRANSHAW; BEN RILEY; HARRY SAUNDERS | Sony Rollins: Tenor Sax Jim Hall: guitar Bob Cranshaw: bass Ben Riley: drums February 1962, at RCA Studios, NYC Sonny Rollins: Original sessions produced by George Avakian Recorded on January 30 |
| Wallace Roney | Intuition | Muse | WALLACE RONEY | |
| Renee Rosnes | Renee Rosnes | Blue Note | w/ Branford Marsalis: tenor , soprano sax (tracks 2 & 3) Wayne Shorter: soprano sax (track 4) Ralph Bowen: tenor (1, 5 & 6) Ron Carter: bass Lewish Nash: drums Herbie Hancock: piano (track 8) A 1990 Blue Note release. | |
| David Sanborn | A Change Of Heart | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; DON GROLNICK; HIRAM BULLOCK; BUDDY WILLIAMS; HAMISH STUART | Warner Bros - 9 25479-2 |
| David Sanborn | Another Hand | Elektra | DAVID SANBORN; BILL FRISELL; CHARLIE HADEN; JOEY BARON; LEON PENDARVIS; LENNY PICKETT; ART BARON; MARK RIBOT; TERRY ADAMS; GREG COHEN; SYD STRAW; AL ANDERSON; STEVE JORDAN; MARCUS MILLER; JACK DEJOHNETTE; DAVE TRONZO; MULGREW MILLER | |
| David Sanborn | As We Speak | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; OMAR HAKIM; MICHAEL SEMBELLO; DON FREEMAN; PAULINHO DA COSTA; BUZZY FEITEN; GEORGE DUKE; BOB MINTZER; JAMES "SUGAR BEAR" SKELTON; MALANDO GASSAM; LANCE ONG; ROBERT MARTIN | David Sanborn: Primary Artist Paulinho Da Costa: Percussion Omar Hakim: Drums Howard Buzzy: Feiten Electric Guitar Don Freeman: Keyboards Marcus Miller: Bass Guitar Michael Sembello: Electric Guitar Robert Margouleff: Producer Howard Siegel: Engineer Karat Faye: Second Engineer |
| David Sanborn | Backstreet | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; MICHAEL COLINA; HIRAM BULLOCK; STEVE GADD; RALPH MACDONALD; BUZZY FEITEN | |
| David Sanborn | The Best Of David Sanborn | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN | Compilation of David Sanborn albums on Warner/Reprise label 1975-1987. Compilation produced by Matt Pierson. Mastered by Scott Hull at Masterdisk, NYC. 5 1/2 Stars CD |
| David Sanborn | Close-Up | Reprise | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; ANDY NEWMARK; HIRAM BULLOCK; NILE RODGERS; STEVE JORDAN; RICKY PETERSON; JEFF MIRONOV; PAULINHO DA COSTA; MICHAEL RUFF; VINNIE COLAIUTA; G.E. SMITH; PAUL MILTON JACKSON, JR.; DON ALIAS | |
| David Sanborn | Hearsay | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; STEVE JORDAN; RICKY PETERSON; WILLIAM "SPACEMAN" PATTERSON; DON ALIAS | The Band: David Sanborn - alto saxophone Marcus Miller - bass, bass clarinet, additional keyboards, guitar on "Big Foot" Steve Jordan - drums Ricky Peterson - organ and piano William "Spaceman" Patterson - guitars Don Alias - percussion, Afro-Cuban chant on "Ojiji" Jason Miles - synthesizer sound programming Produced by Marcus Miller Executive Producer: Tommy LiPuma (c) 1994 Elektra Entertainment |
| David Sanborn | Inside | Elektra | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; DON ALIAS; MICHAEL BRECKER; WALLACE RONEY; MARVIN SEWELL; GREGOIRE MARET; DR. JOHN; RICKY PETERSON; GENE LAKE; LENNY PICKETT; RONNIE CUBER; DEAN BROWN; BILL FRISELL; FAREED HAQUE; GIL GOLDSTEIN; HANK ROBERTS | |
| David Sanborn | Pearls | Elektra | DAVID SANBORN | |
| David Sanborn | Sanborn | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; HERB BUSHLER; HIRAM BULLOCK; ROSALINDA DE LEON; VICTOR LEWIS; JUMMA SANTOS; RICHARD TEE | David Sanborn - Flute, Sax (Alto), Sax (Soprano) Victor Lewis - Drums, Vocals Hiram Bullock - Guitar, Vocals Herb Bushler - Bass (Electric), Guitar (Bass) Rosalinda DeLeon - Synthesizer, Keyboards, Piano (Electric)Lani Groves - Vocals Phil Ramone - Producer Jumma Santos - Percussion, Conga Patti Austin - Vocals Paul Simon - Vocals Phoebe Snow - Vocals Review: Scott Yanow This album is one of David Sanborn's better early recordings. Although the record is perhaps best known for the altoist's version of Paul Simon's "I Do It For Your Love," Sanborn's playing on some of the other cuts (most notably "Mamacita" and "7th Avenue") finds him really stretching within the R&B/crossover genre. Only "Smile" (which has some mundane vocalizing) is a minus, and it is more than compensated for by Sanborn's passionate improvising elsewhere. |
| David Sanborn | Songs From The Night Before | Elektra | DAVID SANBORN; RICKY PETERSON; PAUL PETERSON; DEAN BROWN; DON ALIAS; WILL LEE; PINO PALLADINO; STEVE JORDAN; PHILIP UPCHURCH; JOHN PURCELL; GEORGE YOUNG; DAVE TOFANI; RANDY BRECKER | Release date: 09/24/1996 Original release date: 1996 Label: Elektra Entertainment Producer: Ricky Peterson Engineer: Joe Ferla Guest Artists: Steve Jordan; Don Alias; Randy Brecker; Will Lee; George Young Studio Pieces in Set: 1 Catalog#: 61950 Distributor: WEA Desc: Performer -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional Notes: Personnel: David Sanborn (alto saxophone); George Young (soprano saxophone, clarinet, flute); Dave Tofani (tenor saxophone, flute); Randy Brecker (trumpet); John Purcell (bass clarinet, alto flute); Ricky Peterson (keyboards, bass, drum programming); Dean Brown, Philip Upchurch (guitar); Will Lee (bass); Pino Palladino (fretless bass); Steve Jordan (drums); Don Alias (percussion); Paul Peterson (programming, guitar). Recorded at Power Station, New York, New York. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NOTES Date: 1996 Label: WEA/ELEKTRA ENTERTAINMENT Genre: JAZZ Category: Jazz CREDITS Performers Don Alias : Percussion Randy Brecker : Trumpet Dean Brown : Guitar Steve Jordan : Drums Will Lee : Bass Pino Palladino : Fretless Bass Paul Peterson : Guitar Ricky Peterson : Bass, Drum Programming, Keyboards John Purcell : Clarinet (Bass), Flute (Alto) David Sanborn : Sax (Alto) David Tofani : Flute, Sax (Tenor) Phil Upchurch : Guitar George Young : Clarinet, Flute, Sax (Soprano) Production Credits Kim Biggs : Photography Greg Calbi : Mastering Victor Deyglio : Engineer Joe Ferla : Engineer, Mixing Gil Goldstein : Horn Arrangements, Orchestration Bibi Green : Production Coordination Mike Nuceder : Assistant Engineer Paul Peterson : Programming Ricky Peterson : Horn Arrangements, Producer John Purcell : Sax Consultant Jennifer Roddie : Art Direction Rory Romano : Assistant Engineer, Engineer David Sanborn : Executive Producer, Main Performer Art Smith : Technician Tim White : Photography |
| David Sanborn | Straight To The Heart | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; DON GROLNICK; HIRAM BULLOCK; BUDDY WILLIAMS; RALPH MACDONALD; ERROL "CRUSHER" BENNETT; MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER; JON FADDIS; MICHAEL WHITE; HAMISH STUART; DAVID SANBORN | david Sanborn - Alto Sax Don Grolnick - Keyboards Hiram Bullock - Guitar & Background vocals Buddy Williams - Drums & Background vocals Marcus Miller - Bass Guitar, Synthesizer & Background vocals |
| David Sanborn | Taking Off | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER; HOWARD JOHNSON; TOM MALONE; STEVE KHAN; BUZZY FEITEN; JOE BECK; DON GROLNICK; WILL LEE; CHRIS PARKER; RICK MAROTTA; RALPH MACDONALD; PETER GORDON; JOHN CLARK | (c)1975 Warner Bros. Records Inc. |
| David Sanborn | Upfront | Elektra | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; STEVE JORDAN; RICKY PETERSON; WILLIAM "SPACEMAN" PATTERSON; DON ALIAS; JOHN PURCELL; JASON MILES; DAVE BARGERON; CHRIS BRUCE; HIRAM BULLOCK; RANDY BRECKER; CORNELL DUPREE; CRISPIN CIOE; ARNO HECHT; BOB FUNK; HOLLYWOOD PAUL LITTERAL; LENNY PICKETT; STAN HARRISON; EARL GARDNER; LAURIE FRINK; ART BARON; NANA VASCONCELOS; HERB ROBERTSON | |
| David Sanborn | Voyeur | Warner Bros. | DAVID SANBORN; MARCUS MILLER; STEVE GADD; BUZZY FEITEN; LENNY CASTRO; MICHAEL COLINA; RAY BARDANI; BUDDY WILLIAMS; HIRAM BULLOCK; TOM SCOTT; RALPH MACDONALD | David Sanborn -> Saxophone Patti Austin -> Background Vocals, Vocals Hiram Bullock -> Percussion, Electric Guitar Lenny Castro -> Percussion, Conga, Timbales Kacey Cisyk -> Background Vocals, Vocals Steve Gadd -> Drums Gordon Grady -> Vocals Diva Gray -> Background Vocals, Vocals Gordon Grody -> Background Vocals Lani Groves -> Background Vocals, Vocals Ralph MacDonald ->Percussion Marcus Miller -> Drums, Bass, Bells, Electric Guitar, fender rhodes, Guitar, Moog Bass, Moog Synthesizer, Piano, Prophet Synthesizer, Synthesizer Valerie Simpson ->Background Vocals, Vocals Hamish Stuart -> Background Vocals, Vocals Buddy Williams -> Drums, Percussion Tom Scott -> Flute, Tenor Saxophone Michael Colina -> Prophet Synthesizer, Synthesizer, Howard Buzzy Feiten -> Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitar Ray Bardani -> Gong Ray Bardani -> Engineer, Producer, Mixing Michael Colina -> Producer George Marino -> Mastering Christine Sauers ->Design Review: Scott Yanow This 1980 recording is an excellent example of David Sanborn's music. The highly influential altoist is joined by familiar studio veterans (including guitarist Hiram Bullock and drummer Steve Gadd) with bassist/composer Marcus Miller being a key figure in creating the funky rhythms and colorful backgrounds. Miller, who shared the writing chores with Sanborn, not only contributed his powerful bass, but backed the altoist during a duet version of "Just for You" on piano. Easily recommended to fans of R&B-ish jazz. |
| John Scofield | Meant to Be | Blue Note | JOHN SCOFIELD | |
| John Scofield | Time on My Hands | Blue Note | JOHN SCOFIELD | |
| John Scofield | Works For Me | Verve | BILLY HIGGINS; CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE; JOHN SCOFIELD; BRAD MEHLDAU; KENNY GARRETT | U.S. Release date: January 30, 2001 Euro Release date: January 29, 2001 John Scofield: guitar Kenny Garrett: alto sax Christian McBride: piano Billy Higgins: drums |
| Tom Scott | Apple Juice | Columbia | Recorded live at The Bottom Line, N.Y. City on January the 15-16-17, 1981 | |
| Tom Scott | The Best Of Tom Scott | Columbia | ||
| Tom Scott | Born Again | GRP | ||
| George Shearing; Cannonball Adderley | The George Shearing/Cannonball Adderley Quintets At Newport | Pablo | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY; NAT ADDERLEY; JUNIOR MANCE; SAM JONES; JIMMY COBB; GEORGE SHEARING; TOOTS THIELEMANS; AL MCKIBBON; PERCY BRICE | |
| Wayne Shorter | Adam's Apple | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; HERBIE HANCOCK; REGGIE WORKMAN; JOE CHAMBERS | Also listen for this tune on Miles Davis' "Miles Smiles," where it is played in an entirely different groove and style. -BHS Wayne Shorter, tenor sax Herbie Hancock, piano Reginald Workman, bass Joe Chambers, drums |
| Wayne Shorter | Atlantis | Columbia | WAYNE SHORTER; JIM WALKER; YARON GERSHOVSKY; MICHIKO HILL; LARRY KLEIN; ALEJANDRO ACUNA; J. VITARELLI; MICHAEL HOENIG; RALPH HUMPHRY; LENNY CASTRO | Published 1985 CBS / 26669 Musicians : Wayne Shorter - Soprano, Tenor saxophones Jim Walker - C Flute, Alto flute, Piccolo Yaron Gershovsky - Acoustic piano Michiko Hill - Acoustic piano Larry Klein - Fender bass Alejandro Acuna - Drums, percussion Vocalists : Diana Acuna - Dee Dee Belson - Nani Brunel - Sanaa Lathan - Kathy Lucien - Troye Davenport - Edgy Lee except on "Endangered Species" : Wayne Shorter - Soprano, Tenor saxophones J. Vitarelli - Synclavier, keyboards Michael Hoenig - Synclavier programming Ralph Humphry - Drums Lenny Castro - Percussion |
| Wayne Shorter | ETC Etcetera | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; HERBIE HANCOCK; CECIL MCBEE; JOE CHAMBERS | Wayne Shorter - tenor sax Herbie Hancock - piano Cecil McBee - bass Joe Chambers - drums Blue Note |
| Wayne Shorter | Juju | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; MCCOY TYNER; REGGIE WORKMAN; ELVIN JONES | ©1996, 1999 Blue Note/Capitol CDP 7243 8 37644 2 6 Recorded on August 3, 1964 at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey. [The RVG Edition was remastered (24 bits) in 1998 by Rudy Van Gelder.] All compositions are by Wayne Shorter. Performing Personnel: Wayne Shorter - tenor saxophone McCoy Tyner - piano Reggie Workman - bass Elvin Jones - drums |
| Wayne Shorter | Native Dancer | CBS | WAYNE SHORTER; MILTON NASCIMENTO | SONY Year: 1975 Catalog Number: SRCS 7039 Produced by: Jim Price Engineered by: Robert Fraboni Other Artists: Milton Nascimento; Herbie Hancock; Airto Moreira Web Links: http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1086848&cart=117159318&style=music NATIVE DANCER was Shorter's first collaboration with Brazilian superstar Milton Nascimento, and helped introduce Nascimento to American audiences. Personnel: Wayne Shorter (soprano & tenor saxophones); Milton Nascimento (guitar,vocals); Herbie Hancock(piano,key); Airto Moreira(percussion); Dave McDaniel(bass); Roberto Silva(drums,percussion); Wagner Tiso(keyboard); Jay Graydon(guitar,bass); Dave Amaro(guitar). Recorded at Village Recorders, Los Angeles, California on September 12, 1974. Includes liner notes by Bill Milkowski. Digitally remastered by Debra Parkinson (CBS Records Studio, New York). This is part of the Columbia Contemporary Jazz Masters series. This album is a rare gem. A lush Brazilian-jazz hybrid, it was released in the midst of Wayne Shorter's tenure with Weather Report, after an astounding run of inventive post-bop releases for the Blue Note label in the '60s. Five of the nine tracks were written by Milton Nascimento, and NATIVE DANCER's success on its release in 1975 served to introduce this fine Brazilian singer/composer to an American audience. The aptness of the pairing of these two musicians is readily apparent on a tune such as "Tarde," where Nascimento's vocal phrasing mirrors Shorter's saxophone. The ensemble is equally inspired, with Herbie Hancock as adept at the propulsive funkiness of "Beauty and the Beast" as the luxurious reveries of "Miracle of the Fishes." One of several essential titles by Wayne Shorter, NATIVE DANCER offers constant and layered delights from start to finish. |
| Wayne Shorter | Night Dreamer | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; LEE MORGAN; MCCOY TYNER; REGGIE WORKMAN; ELVIN JONES | Wayne Shorter Lee Morgan McCoy Tyner Reggie Workman Elvin Jones |
| Wayne Shorter | Phantom Navigator | Columbia | WAYNE SHORTER | |
| Wayne Shorter | Schizophrenia | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; CURTIS FULLER; JAMES SPAULDING; HERBIE HANCOCK; RON CARTER; JOE CHAMBERS | Wayne Shorter - tenor sax James Spaulding - alto sax & flute Curtis Fuller - trombone Herbie Hancock - piano Ron Carter - bass Joe Chambers - drums Blue Note |
| Wayne Shorter | Speak No Evil | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; FREDDIE HUBBARD; HERBIE HANCOCK; RON CARTER; ELVIN JONES | Blue Note CDP 7 46509 2 Recorded December 24, 1964 by Rudy Van Gelder Freddie Hubbard - trumpet Wayne Shorter - tenor sax Herbie Hancock - piano Ron Carter - bass Elvin Jones - drum |
| Wayne Shorter | Super Nova | Blue Note | WAYNE SHORTER; JOHN MCLAUGHLIN; SONNY SHARROCK; WALTER BOOKER; MIROSLAV VITOUS; JACK DEJOHNETTE; CHICK COREA; AIRTO MOREIRA; MARIA BOOKER | |
| Horace Silver | And The Jazz Messengers | Blue Note | HORACE SILVER | |
| Horace Silver | Blowin' the Blues Away (RVG Edition) | Blue Note | HORACE SILVER; BLUE MITCHELL; JUNIOR COOK; GENE TAYLOR; LOUIS HAYES | Blue Note 7243 4 95342 2 3 Recorded by Rudy Van Gelder on August 29 (3, 4, 5, 8), & September 13 (2, 7) 1959 Blue Mitchell, trumpet Junior Cook, tenor sax Horace Silver, piano Gene Taylor, bass Louis Hayes, drums RVG Remaster Series 1998 Blue Note Limited Edition 24-Bit remaster |
| Horace Silver | Finger Poppin' | Blue Note | HORACE SILVER; BLUE MITCHELL; JUNIOR COOK; GENE TAYLOR; LOUIS HAYES | Hayes: drums A 1959 Blue Note Session with Blue Mitchell: trumpet Junior Cook: tenor Gene Taylor: bass Louis |
| Horace Silver | Song For My Father | Blue Note | HORACE SILVER; CARMELL JONES; BLUE MITCHELL; JOE HENDERSON; JUNIOR COOK; TEDDY SMITH; GENE TAYLOR; ROGER HUMPHRIES; ROY BROOKS | Recorded in 1963/64 and remastered (24 bits) in 2001 by Rudy Van Gelder. Carmell Jones, Blue Mitchell - trumpet Joe Henderson, Junior Cook - tenor sax Horace Silver - piano Teddy Smith, Gene Taylor - bass Roger Humphries, Roy Brooks - drums Blue Note Recorded 31 Oct 1963 - 26 Oct 1964 |
| Horace Silver | The Hardbop Grandpop | Impulse! | HORACE SILVER; CLAUDIO RODITI; MICHAEL BRECKER; STEVE TURRE; RONNIE CUBER; RON CARTER; LEWIS NASH | |
| Horace Silver | The Jody Grind | Blue Note | HORACE SILVER; WOODY SHAW; JAMES SPAULDING; TYRONE WASHINGTON; HORACE SILVER; LARRY RIDLEY; ROGER HUMPHRIES | Woody Shaw - trumpet James Spaulding - alto sax and flute Tyrone Washington - tenor sax Horace Silver - piano Larry Ridley - bass Roger Humphries - drums Blue Note |
| Jimmy Smith | Off The Top | Elektra | JIMMY SMITH; GEORGE BENSON; RON CARTER; GRADY TATE; STANLEY TURRENTINE | |
| Jimmy Smith | The Cat | Polygram | JIMMY SMITH | |
| Mike Smith | On A Cool Night | Delmark | MIKE SMITH | |
| Mike Smith | Sinatra Songbook | Delmark | MIKE SMITH | |
| Mike Smith | The Traveler | Delmark | MIKE SMITH | |
| Mike Smith | Unit 7 | Delmark | MIKE SMITH | |
| Jim Snidero | Blue Afternoon | Criss Cross | SNIDERO | |
| Jim Snidero | Live | Red | SNIDERO; MARC COHEN; PETER WASHINGTON; VICTOR LEWIS | |
| Jim Snidero | Mixed Bag | Criss Cross | SNIDERO | |
| Jim Snidero | Music Of Joe Henderson | Double Time Jazz | SNIDERO | |
| Jim Snidero | Standards+Plus | Double Time Jazz | SNIDERO | Jim Snidero - Alto Sax Mike LeDonne - Piano Dennis Irwin - Bass Kenny Washington - Drums 1997 Double-Time Records www.doubeltimejazz.com |
| Jim Snidero | Strings | Milestone | SNIDERO | |
| Jim Snidero | Urban Tales | SNIDERO | Best-of-Artist | |
| Steps Ahead | A Collection: Step by Step/Paradox (Disc 1) | NYC Records | ||
| Steps Ahead | A Collection: Step by Step/Paradox (Disc 2) | NYC Records | ||
| Steps Ahead | Live in Tokyo 1986 | NYC Records | ||
| Steps Ahead | Magnetic | Elektra | ||
| Steps Ahead | Modern Times | Elektra | ||
| Steps Ahead | N.Y.C. | Intuition | ||
| Steps Ahead | Smokin' In The Pit (Disc 1) | NYC Records | ||
| Steps Ahead | Smokin' In The Pit (Disc 2) | NYC Records | ||
| Mike Stern | Jigsaw | Atlantic | MIKE STERN | |
| Mike Stern | Odds Or Evens | Atlantic | MIKE STERN; BOB BERG; ANTHONY JACKSON; JIM BEARD; DENNIS CHAMBERS; DON ALIAS; BEN PEROWSKY; LINCOLN GOINES | |
| Mike Stern | Upside Downside | Atlantic | MIKE STERN | |
| Sonny Stitt | 12! | 32 Jazz | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | Duty Free | Laserlight | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | Endgame Brilliance: Tune Up-Constellation | 32 Jazz | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | Jazz Masters 50 - Sonny Stitt | Verve | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | Kaleidoscope | Prestige | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | The Last Sessions Vol. 1 & 2 | 32 Jazz | SONNY STITT | Sonny Stitt |
| Sonny Stitt | Legends Of Acid Jazz (Vol. 2) - Don Patterson/Sonny Stitt | Prestige | SONNY STITT; PATTERSON, DON | Tracks 1-6 originally released as: Funk You! (Prestige 7613) Tracks 1-7 originally released as: Soul Electricity! (Prestige 7635) |
| Sonny Stitt | Live At Ronnie Scott's | DCC | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | New York Jazz | Verve | SONNY STITT; JIMMY JONES; RAY BROWN; "PHILLY" JOE JONES | |
| Sonny Stitt | Sonny Stitt | MCA Records | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | Sonny Stitt Plays | ROOST RECORDS | SONNY STITT; HANK JONES; FREDDIE GREENE; WENDELL MARSHALL; SHADOW WILSON | |
| Sonny Stitt | Stitt Plays Bird | Atlantic | SONNY STITT | |
| Sonny Stitt | The Good Life | EVIDENCE | SONNY STITT; HANK JONES; GEORGE DUVIVIER; GRADY TATE | Sonny Stitt Hank Jones George Duvivier Grady Tate |
| Sonny Stitt | The Sound Of Jazz | TKO Magnum Music | SONNY STITT | |
| Frank Strozier | Fantastic Frank Strozier | KOCH Jazz | FRANK STROZIER; BOOKER LITTLE; WYNTON KELLY; PAUL CHAMBERS; JIMMY COBB | Frank Strozier, Alto Booker Little, Trumpet Wynton Kelly, Piano Paul Chambers, Bass Jimmy Cobb, Drums |
| Dave Stryker | Blue Degrees | SteepleChase | ||
| Tots Tolentino | Color Real | |||
| Tots Tolentino | Tots | |||
| Tower of Power | Back to Oakland | Warner Bros. | ||
| Tower of Power | Soul Vaccination: Live | Sony | ||
| Tower of Power | Urban Renewal | Warner Bros. | ||
| Stanley Turrentine | Best Of Mr. T. | Fantasy | STANLEY TURRENTINE | |
| Stanley Turrentine | Easy Walker | Blue Note | STANLEY TURRENTINE; MCCOY TYNER; BOB CRANSHAW; GENE TAYLOR; MICKEY ROKER; RAY LUCAS; BILLY COBHAM | w/ McCoy Tyner: piano Bob Cranshaw & Gene Taylor: bass Mickey Roker, Ray Lucas & Billy Cobham: drums 1997 Blue Note Reissue Original recording date: 1966, 7 & 9 |
| Stanley Turrentine | Never Let Me Go | Blue Note | STANLEY TURRENTINE; SHIRLEY SCOTT; MAJOR HOLLEY; SAM JONES; AL HAREWOOD; CLARENCE JOHNSTON; RAY BARRETTO | |
| Stanley Turrentine | Salt Song | CTI | STANLEY TURRENTINE | Year: 1971 CTI ZK 65126 (P) 1971 |
| Stanley Turrentine | Sugar | CBS | STANLEY TURRENTINE | Epic EPC 450573 2 (P) 1987 |
| Stanley Turrentine | The Blue Note Quintet/Sextet Studio Sessions (Disc 3) | Blue Note | STANLEY TURRENTINE | magicalex 2002 |
| McCoy Tyner | Infinity | Impulse! | MCCOY TYNER; MICHAEL BRECKER | |
| Urbanator | Urbanator | Hip Bop Essence | ||
| Various Artists | Casino Lights '99 (Disc 1) | Warner Bros. | ||
| Various Artists | Casino Lights '99 (Disc 2) | Warner Bros. | ||
| Various Artists | Chartbusters! | NYC Records | ||
| Various Artists | CTI: The Master Collection - Disc 1 | CTI | Date of Release March 5, 2002 | |
| Various Artists | CTI: The Master Collection - Disc 2 | CTI | ||
| Various Artists | One Night With Blue Note | Blue Note | ||
| Cedar Walton | Cedar's Blues | Red | CEDAR WALTON | |
| Cedar Walton | First Set | SteepleChase | CEDAR WALTON; BOB BERG | |
| Cedar Walton | Third Set | SteepleChase | CEDAR WALTON; BOB BERG | |
| Grover Washington Jr. | Come Morning | Elektra | GROVER WASHINGTON JR. | |
| Grover Washington Jr. | Greastest Performances | Motown | GROVER WASHINGTON JR. | |
| Grover Washington Jr. | Love Songs | Rhino Records | GROVER WASHINGTON JR. | |
| Grover Washington Jr. | Mister Magic | Motown | GROVER WASHINGTON JR. | Reissue 1995 Motown Record Co. |
| Grover Washington Jr. | Next Exit | Sony | GROVER WASHINGTON JR. | |
| Grover Washington Jr. | Winelight | Elektra | GROVER WASHINGTON JR.; ED WALSH; ERIC GALE; MARCUS MILLER; STEVE GADD; ROBERT GREENRIDGE; RALPH MACDONALD; HILDA HARRIS; ULLANDA MCCULLOUGH | r code 7559 60338 2 1980 - GOLDEN ALBUM |
| Ken Watters | Southern Exposure | Summit(Classical) | ||
| Ken Watters; Harry Watters | Brothers | Summit(Classical) | ||
| Ken Watters; Harry Watters | Brothers II | Summit(Classical) | ||
| Ernie Watts | Unity | ERNIE WATTS | ||
| Weather Report | Sportin' Life | Sony | ||
| Walt Weiskopf | A World Away | Criss Cross | WALT WEISKOPF | |
| Peter Weniger | Metropole Orchestra | Mons Records | PETER WENIGER | |
| Sebastian Whittaker | First Outing | Justice Records | ||
| Jack Wilkins | Merge | Chiaroscuro Records | JACK WILKINS; MICHAEL BRECKER; RANDY BRECKER; EDDIE GOMEZ | |
| Phil Woods | Celebration! | Concord Jazz | PHIL WOODS | |
| Phil Woods | Here's To My Lady | Chesky Records | PHIL WOODS | |
| Phil Woods | 'More' Live | Genes Records | PHIL WOODS | MFSL/ MFCD 755 |
| Phil Woods | Phil Woods And His European Rhythm Machine At The Montreux Jazz Festival | MGM | PHIL WOODS; GEORGE GRUNTZ; HENRI TEXIER; DANIEL HUMAIR | |
| Phil Woods | Song for Sisyphus | DCC | PHIL WOODS; MIKE MELILLO; HARRY LEAHEY; STEVE GILMORE; BILL GOODWIN | |
| Phil Woods | Voyage | Chiaroscuro Records | PHIL WOODS; BILL CHARLAP; ROY HARGROVE; PETER WASHINGTON; WILLIE JONES III | |
| Phil Woods; Jim McNeely | Flowers For Hodges | Concord Jazz | PHIL WOODS | Concord Jazz CCD-4485 |
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