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Robin Eubanks

0 albums as leader and 8 as sideman (1989–2017), each listed chronologically.

As Sideman · 8

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Dave Holland

1989 · ECM

SidemanTrombone✎ Note

MMTC: (Monk, Miles, Trane & Cannon)

Freddie Hubbard

1995 · MusicMasters Jazz

SidemanTrombone

Prime Directive

Dave Holland

1999 · ECM

SidemanTrombone✎ Note

Get 2 It

Robin Eubanks And Mental Images

2001 · Not On Label

SidemanTrombone / Synthesizer / Vocals

The Truth - Heard Live At The Blue Note

Elvin Jones Jazz Machine, The

2004 · Half Note (2)

SidemanTrombone

Slow

Ann Hampton Callaway

2004 · Shanachie

SidemanTrombone

Money Jungle: Provocative In Blue

Terri Lyne Carrington

2013 · GrooveJazz Media LLC

SidemanTrombone

Live: SFJazz Center 2017: Original Compositions & Music Of Thelonious Monk, Ornette Coleman, Stevie Wonder

SFJazz Collective, Miguel Zenon, David Sanchez, Obed Calvaire, Sean Jones, Edward Simon, Robin Eubanks, Matt Penman, Warren Wolf

2017 · SFJAZZ Records

SidemanTrombone

Notes on these albums · 2

1989 · Extensions

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Dave Holland · 1989

Black Science

Steve Coleman · 1991

The M-Base collective Steve ColemanSteve Colemanスティーヴ・コールマン launched in Brooklyn in the mid-1980s treated rhythm not as something to swing but as something to architect. Steve ColemanSteve Colemanスティーヴ・コールマン and fellow travelers like Greg Osby fundamentally reframed jazz's rhythmic language — stop swinging, start designing.

— M-Base, Wikipedia, 2024

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Steve Coleman

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1999 · Prime Directive

Bitches Brew

Miles Davis · 1970

Gateway

Gateway · 1975

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Dave Holland · 1989

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Dave Holland · 1999

Dave Holland was an unknown young bassist playing London clubs in 1968 when Miles Davis heard him and invited him on the spot. Within days Holland had moved to New York to join the band, and by 1970 he was on Bitches Brew — one of the most influential sessions in jazz history.

Dave Holland

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