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Lewis Nash

0 albums as leader and 15 as sideman (1988–2014), each listed chronologically.

As Sideman · 15

Notes on these albums · 3

1988 · Random Abstract

Kenny Kirkland
Kenny Kirkland · 1991
Wynton Marsalis
Wynton Marsalis
Wynton Marsalis · 1982
Black Codes (From the Underground)
Black Codes (From the Underground)
Wynton Marsalis · 1985
Random Abstract
Random Abstract
Branford Marsalis · 1988

When Kenny Kirkland died suddenly in 1998, a reporter told Branford Marsalis he was 'reconsidering Wynton's band.' Branford cut him off: the pianist had been a name in the small print while alive — and only in death was he worth a second look?

— Statement stmt-branford-marsalis-on-kenny-kirkland-3

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1995 · Gettin' to It

Gettin' to It
Gettin' to It
Christian McBride · 1995

Christian McBride calls his teacher Ray Brown one of the few bassists whose time was strong enough to make drums feel unnecessary. On his 1995 debut Gettin' to It, McBride made that literal — a three-bass summit with Brown and elder statesman Milt Hinton carrying a track with no drummer at all.

— Statement stmt-christian-mcbride-on-ray-brown

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1995 · Quartets - Live At The Village Vanguard

Psalm
Paul Motian · 1982
The Dark Keys
The Dark Keys
Branford Marsalis · 1996
Radio Music Society
Esperanza Spalding · 2012
Quartets - Live At The Village Vanguard
Quartets - Live At The Village Vanguard
Joe Lovano · 1995

The credits on Afro-Desia (1975) put Joe Lovano in an organist's band, seven years before Psalm (1982) set him alongside the drummer's group he would be identified with. Looking backwards from the later reputation, that route in is easy to miss.

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