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Russell Malone

0 albums as leader and 8 as sideman (1997–2022), each listed chronologically.

As Sideman · 8

Notes on these albums · 3

1997 · Habana

Habana
Habana
Roy Hargrove · 1997
Earfood
Earfood
Roy Hargrove · 2008

Roy HargroveRoy HargroveRoy Hargroveロイ・ハーグローブ played horns on D'Angelo's Voodoo (2000), reaching listeners far outside jazz. That experience directly inspired the RH Factor, linking hard bop to hip-hop and funk in a single grammar. His conversations with Chucho Valdés in Havana were another axis. He died in 2018 at 49.

— Voodoo, D'Angelo, 2000

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2009 · Jazz in the Key of Blue

Kind of Blue
Kind of Blue
Miles Davis · 1959
Giant Steps
Giant Steps
John Coltrane · 1960
Jazz in the Key of Blue
Jimmy Cobb · 2009
Kelly Blue
Wynton Kelly · 1959

Jimmy Cobb was the newcomer who had just replaced the previous drummer in Miles Davis's sextet. The Kind of Blue (1959) sessions were cut almost live off the sketches, with barely any rehearsal, and the result became the best-selling jazz album of all time.

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2022 · Finding The Right Notes

Return to Forever
Return to Forever
Return to Forever · 1972
Finding The Right Notes
Finding The Right Notes
Ron Carter · 2022
Silk
Silk
Fuse One · 1981
Echoes Of An Era
Echoes Of An Era
Chaka Khan / Freddie Hubbard / Joe Henderson / Chick Corea / Stanley Clarke / Lenny White · 1982

Stanley Clarke helped define electric-bass fusion on Return to Forever (1972), yet a decade later he turned up in a very different room: Echoes Of An Era (1982), a session built around a pop/R&B singer performing straight jazz standards.

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