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0 albums as leader and 17 as sideman (1978–2017), each listed chronologically.

As Sideman · 17

Rosewood

Woody Shaw

1978 · Columbia

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Stepping Stones

Woody Shaw

1978 · Columbia

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Line For Lyons

Stan Getz & Chet Baker

1983 · Sonet

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Seven Standards 1985, Volume II

Anthony Braxton

1986 · Magenta (2)

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Live In New York City Volume Four (Trio...2)

Jaco Pastorius

1992 · Big World Music

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Shadows

Gary Bartz

1992 · Timeless Records (3)

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Setting The Standard

Dave Liebman Quartet

1993 · Red Record

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Doldinger In New York [Street Of Dreams]

Klaus Doldinger

1994 · WEA

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A Turtle's Dream

Abbey Lincoln

1995 · Verve Records

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The Beautiful Thing

Stephen Scott

1997 · Verve Records

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Heroes

J.J. Johnson

1998 · Verve Records

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The Tender Trap

Janis Siegel

1999 · Monarch Records (2)

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A New Kind Of Blue

G.org

2004 · A Nest Of Eggs

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Slow

Ann Hampton Callaway

2004 · Shanachie

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Work Song - Dear Cannonball -

Sherman Irby

2009 · Birds Records (2)

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Midnight Melodies

Cyrus Chestnut

2014 · Smoke Sessions Records

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Music From Our Soul

Charnett Moffett

2017 · Motéma

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Notes on these albums · 1

1978 · Rosewood and 1 more

Rosewood

Woody Shaw · 1978

Stepping Stones

Woody Shaw · 1978

Woody ShawWoody Shawウディ・ショウ extended the post-bop trumpet vocabulary through the 1970s on Blue Note, absorbing free elements while remaining grounded in the tradition. Around 1980 he brought a young Mulgrew MillerMulgrew Millerマルグリュー・ミラー into his band. Shaw died in 1989 at 44.

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