This is the discography for American jazz musician Kenny Barron. [1] [2] [3] [4]
Year | Album | Personnel / Notes | Label |
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1968 | You Had Better Listen | Kenny Barron / Jimmy Owens Quintet: with Bennie Maupin, Chris White, Freddie Waits, Rudy Collins | Atlantic [5] |
1973 | Sunset to Dawn | Bob Cranshaw, Freddie Waits, Richard Landrum, Warren Smith | Muse |
1974 | Peruvian Blue | Ted Dunbar, David Williams, Albert "Tootie" Heath, Richard Landrum, Sonny Morgan | Muse |
1975 | In Tandem | Ted Dunbar | Muse |
1975 | Lucifer | Carlos Alomar, Bill Barron, Billy Hart, James Spaulding, Charles Sullivan, Chris White | Muse |
1978 | Innocence | Sonny Fortune, Jimmy Owens, Buster Williams, Gary King, Ben Riley, Brian Brake, Billy Hart, Rafael Cruz, produced by Joel Dorn | Wolf |
1978 | Together | Tommy Flanagan | Denon |
1980 | Golden Lotus | John Stubblefield, Steve Nelson | Muse |
1981 | Kenny Barron at the Piano | Solo | Xanadu |
1982 | Imo Live | Buster Williams, Ben Riley | Whynot |
1982 | Spiral | Solo | Baybridge |
1983 | Green Chimneys | Buster Williams, Ben Riley | Criss Cross Jazz |
1984 | 1+1+1 | Ron Carter, Michael Moore | Black Hawk |
1984 | Landscape | Cecil McBee, Al Foster | Baystate |
1985 | Autumn in New York (LP) / New York Attitude (CD) | Rufus Reid, Freddie Waits | Uptown |
1985 | Scratch | Dave Holland, Daniel Humair | Enja |
1986 | What If? | Wallace Roney, John Stubblefield, Cecil McBee, Victor Lewis | Enja |
1986 | Two as One | Buster Williams | Red |
1986 | The Red Barron Duo | Red Mitchell | Storyville |
1988 | Live at Fat Tuesdays | Cecil McBee, Victor Lewis, John Stubblefield, Eddie Henderson | Enja |
1989 | Rhythm-a-Ning | John Hicks | Candid |
1990 | The Artistry of Kenny Barron | Peter Ind, Mark Taylor | Wave |
1990 | The Only One | Ray Drummond, Ben Riley | Reservoir |
1990 | Live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Volume Ten | Solo | Concord Jazz |
1990 | Invitation | Ralph Moore, David Williams, Lewis Nash | Criss Cross |
1991 | Lemuria-Seascape | Ray Drummond, Ben Riley | Candid |
1991 | Quickstep | John Stubblefield, Eddie Henderson, David Williams, Victor Lewis, | Enja |
1991 | But Beautiful | Joe Locke | SteepleChase |
1991 | The Moment | Victor Lewis, Rufus Reid | Reservoir |
1991 | Confirmation | Barry Harris, Ray Drummond, Ben Riley | Candid |
1992 | Sambao | Toninho Horta, Victor Lewis, Nico Assumpção, Mino Cinelu | Verve |
1993 | Other Places | Mino Cinelu, Bobby Hutcherson, Victor Lewis, Ralph Moore, Rufus Reid | Verve |
1994 | Wanton Spirit | Roy Haynes, Charlie Haden | Verve |
1995 | Things Unseen | Eddie Henderson, John Scofield, John Stubblefield | Verve |
1995 | Swamp Sally | Mino Cinelu | Verve |
1996 | Live at Bradley's | Ray Drummond, Ben Riley | EmArcy |
1996 | Live at Bradley's II | Ray Drummond, Ben Riley | Sunnyside |
1996 | Night and the City | Charlie Haden | Verve |
1999 | Spirit Song | David Sanchez, Eddie Henderson, Russell Malone, Rufus Reid, Billy Hart, Michael Wall Grigsby, Regina Carter | Verve |
2001 | Freefall | Regina Carter | Verve |
2002 | Canta Brasil | Trio da Paz | Sunnyside |
2003 | Peace | George Robert | DIW |
2003 | Images | Stefon Harris, Anne Drummond, Kimberly Thompson, Kiyoshi Kitagawa | Sunnyside |
2004 | A Table for Two | Bob Sheppard, Dave Ellis, Peter Barshay, Lewis Nash | Menus and Music |
2004 | Super Standard | Super Trio – Jay Leonhart, Al Foster | Tokuma [6] |
2008 | The Traveler | Kiyoshi Kitagawa, Francisco Mela, Steve Wilson, Lionel Loueke | Sunnyside |
2009 | Minor Blues | George Mraz, Ben Riley | Venus |
2012 | Kenny Barron & the Brazilian Knights | Mauricio Einhorn, Idriss Boudrioua, Lula Galvao, Sergio Barroso, Rafael Barata, Claudio Roditi | Sunnyside |
2014 | The Art of Conversation | Dave Holland | Impulse! |
2015 | Interplay | Mark Sherman | Chesky |
2016 | Book of Intuition | Kiyoshi Kitagawa, Jonathan Blake | Impulse! |
2018 | Concentric Circles | Kiyoshi Kitagawa (bass), Johnathan Blake (drums), Mike Rodriguez (trumpet, flugelhorn), Dayna Stephens (tenor sax, soprano sax) | Blue Note |
2020 | Without Deception | Kenny Barron / Dave Holland Trio: with Dave Holland (bass), Johnathan Blake (drums) | Dare2 Records |
2023 | The Source | Solo | Artwork Records |
With the Classical Jazz Quartet
With Sphere
With the Super Premium Band
With Clifford Adams
With Eddie Allen
With Harry Allen
With Eric Alexander
With Ray Alexander
With Karrin Allyson
With Franco Ambrosetti
With Curtis Amy
With Ray Anderson
With Tim Armacost
With Chet Baker
With Bill Barron
With Gary Bartz
With Alvin Batiste
With Stefano di Battista
With Sathima Bea Benjamin
With George Benson
With Cheryl Bentyne
With Jerry Bergonzi, Victor Lewis and Bobby Watson
With Cindy Blackman
With John Blake
With Marion Brown
With Joshua Breakstone
With Teresa Brewer
With Nick Brignola
With Jeanie Bryson
With Dave Burns
With the Candid Jazz Masters
With Ann Hampton Callaway
With Benny Carter
With Regina Carter
With Ron Carter
With Joe Chambers
With Ed Cherry
With Billy Cobham
With Jay Collins
With Continuum
With Keith Copeland
With Larry Coryell
With Ted Curson
With Charles Davis
With Santi Debriano
With Ray Drummond
With Ted Dunbar
With Madeline Eastman
With Booker Ervin
With Jon Faddis
With Dominick Farinacci
With Ella Fitzgerald
With Sonny Fortune
With Frank Foster and Frank Wess
With Joel Frahm
With Michael Franks
With Rebecca Coupe Franks
With Nnenna Freelon
With Chico Freeman
With George Freeman
With Al Gafa
With Stan Getz
With Shannon Gibbons
With Gerry Gibbs
With Dizzy Gillespie
With Benny Golson
With Duško Gojković
With Al Grey and J. J. Johnson
With Johnny Griffin
With Earl & Carl Grubbs (The Visitors)
With Jim Hall
With Billy Harper
With Tom Harrell
With Eddie Harris
With Louis Hayes
With Roy Haynes
With Albert Heath
With Jimmy Heath
With Eddie Henderson
With Joe Henderson
With Buck Hill
With Steve Hobbs
With Ron Holloway
With Freddie Hubbard
With Bobby Hutcherson
With Jon Irabagon
With Pucci Amanda Jhones
| With Elvin Jones
With Sam Jones
With Sheila Jordan
With Geoffrey Keezer
With Barney Kessel
With Kiyoshi Kitagawa
With Eric Kloss
With Cullen Knight
With Lee Konitz
With Ralph Lalama
With Yusef Lateef
With Babatunde Lea
With Keiko Lee
With Abbey Lincoln
With Kevin Mahogany
With Ann Malcolm
With Russell Malone
With Claire Martin
With Mel Martin
With Greg Marvin
With Virginia Mayhew
With Christian McBride
With Tom McIntosh
With Meeco
With Helen Merrill
With Red Mitchell
With Bill Mobley
With Jane Monheit
With James Moody
With Frank Morgan
With Mark Morganelli
With Sam Most
With Bob Mover
With Idris Muhammad
With Maria Muldaur
With Judy Niemack
With Bobbe Norris
With Tiger Okoshi
With Jimmy Owens
With Nathen Page
With P.J. Perry
With 'Hannibal' Marvin Peterson
With Valery Ponomarev
With Benny Powell
With Roland Prince
with Judy Rafat
With Dianne Reeves
With Justin Robinson
With Perry Robinson
With Claudio Roditi
With Buddy Rich
With Ali Ryerson
With David Sanborn
With Randy Sandke
With Arturo Sandoval
With David Schnitter
With Jimmy Scott
With Doug Sertl
With Bud Shank
With Woody Shaw
With Charlie Shoemake
With Janis Siegel
With Carol Sloane
With Jeffery Smith
With Tommy Smith
With James Spaulding
With Peter Sprague
With Charles Sullivan
With John Swana
With Grady Tate
With Alex Terrier
With Buddy Terry
With Clark Terry
With Steve Turre
With Stanley Turrentine
With Michal Urbaniak
With Tom Varner
With Millie Vernon
With Roseanna Vitro
With Melissa Walker
With Bennie Wallace
With Tyrone Washington
With Ernie Watts
With Frank Wess
With Mark Whitfield
With Barney Wilen
With Ed Wiley, Jr.
With Buster Williams
With Tom Williams
With Hal Wilner
With Gerald Wilson
With Joe Lee Wilson
With Pete Yellin
With Finn Ziegler
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