Wayne Dockery Discography of CDs

Wayne Dockery discography Tenor saxophonist Odean Pope and bassist Wayne Dockery join Murray on this 1996 effort. ~ Jason Ankeny Recorded at Trixi Studio, Munich, Germany on November 13, 1994. Includes liner notes by Horst Weber. Sunny Murray: Odean Pope, Wayne ...

Wayne Dockery CD discography In the 1970s, trumpeter Randy and tenor saxophonist Michael Brecker primarily worked as busy studio musicians and co-led the popular R&B/jazz group the Brecker Brothers. On rare occasions, they took vacations from the commercial world and ...

Wayne Dockery albums Digitally remastered by Tim Geelan (CBS Studios, New York, New York). The last disc George Benson recorded before his 1976 Top 40 commercial breakthrough, IN CONCERT finds him closing a chapter on the instrumental phase of his ...

Wayne Dockery music CDs Novocento/Novecento: Dora Nicolosi (vocals); Lino Nicolosi (Hammond b-3 organ); Rossana Nicolosi (bass guitar). Personnel: Lino Nicolosi (guitars). Additional personnel: Dominic Miller, John Tropea, Stanley Jordan (guitar); Riccardo Marino, Giorgia Simbula, Giorgio Molteni (violin); Gabriele Carpani (bass violin); Lorenzo ...

Wayne Dockery songs Trumpeter Maxwell Price is joined by the legendary Archie Shepp on tenor sax, Bobby Few - piano, Wayne Dockery - bass, Stephen McCraven - drums and Carol Cass on vocals for this loving tribute to Thelonious ...

Wayne Dockery CD discography Although a quartet is listed on this set (pianist Hal Galper, guitarist John Scofield, bassist Wayne Dockery, and drummer Adam Nussbaum), only three of the selections are performed by the full group. Galper's "Continuity" (one of ...

Wayne Dockery albums Recording information: 12/1989. Photographer: Nils Winther. Personnel: Eddie Henderson (trumpet); Joe Locke (vibraphone); Kenny Barron (piano); Wayne Dockery (bass); Billy Hart (drums). Personnel: Eddie Henderson (trumpet, flugelhorn); Kenny Barron (piano); Joe Locke (vibraphone); Billy Hart (drums).

Hal Galper was on a tear during the 1970s, writing a number of adventurous post-bop compositions and getting regular opportunities to record them. This 1976 studio session for Steeplechase features the pianist with trumpeter Randy Brecker, ...

Personnel: Eddie Henderson (trumpet); Joe Locke (vibraphone); Kenny Barron (piano); Wayne Dockery (bass); Victor Lewis (drums).

Hal Galper decided upon a lighter touch on this trio date, which focuses primarily on ballads that were popular in the 1940s and 1950s. Accompanied by bassist Wayne Dockery and drummer Steve Ellington, Galper takes a ...

On the fine all-round A Better Understanding session, Sonny Fortune is mostly in the spotlight. Although generally playing alto, Fortune is also heard on soprano and flute. In fact, the opening 6/4 romp, "Mind Games," has ...

Trombonist Sarah Morrow organized this jazz party, which features a group of American jazz musicians who are living in Paris. Both tenor saxophonist Hal Singer and bassist Wayne Dockery (who was with Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers ...

Although a quartet is listed on this set (pianist Hal Galper, guitarist John Scofield, bassist Wayne Dockery, and drummer Adam Nussbaum), only three of the selections are performed by the full group. Galper's "Continuity" (one of four of his originals) is a piano/guitar duet; Galper also duets with Dockery on "Yellow Days," but sits out altogether on Scofield's solo rendition of "Monk's Mood." Well-played, if ...