Mal Waldron was a jazz pianist and composer. His appearances on record date from 1952 to 2002 and include more than 100 albums under his own name and more than 80 as a sideman. His writing for film soundtracks is also listed on this page.
Year recorded | Title | Label | Year released | Personnel/Notes |
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1956 | Mal-1 | Prestige | 1957 | With Idrees Sulieman (trumpet), Gigi Gryce (alto sax), Julian Euell (bass), Arthur Edgehill (drums) |
1957 | Mal/2 | Prestige | 1957 | With Bill Hardman and Idrees Sulieman (trumpet; separately), Jackie McLean and Sahib Shihab (alto sax; separately), John Coltrane (tenor sax), Julian Euell (bass), Art Taylor and Ed Thigpen (drums; separately) |
1957 | The Dealers | Status | 1964 | With Bill Hardman (trumpet), John Coltrane and Paul Quinichette (tenor sax), Frank Wess (tenor sax, flute), Jackie McLean (alto sax), Julian Euell and Doug Watkins (bass; separately), Art Taylor (drums) |
1958 | Mal/3: Sounds | New Jazz | 1958 | With Art Farmer (trumpet), Eric Dixon (flute), Calo Scott (cello), Julian Euell (bass), Elvin Jones (drums), Elaine Waldron (vocals; two tracks) |
1958 | Just Wailin' | New Jazz | 1958 | With Herbie Mann, Charlie Rouse and Kenny Burrell |
1958 | Mal/4: Trio | New Jazz | 1958 | With Addison Farmer (bass), Kenny Dennis (drums) |
1959 | Left Alone | Bethlehem | 1959 | With Jackie McLean (alto sax; one track only), Julian Euell (bass), Al Dreares (drums); Waldron talks about Billie Holiday on one track |
1959 | Impressions | New Jazz | 1959 | With Addison Farmer (bass), Albert Heath (drums) |
1959 | The Blues Minus You | Music Minus One | 1975 | With Wendell Marshall (bass), Charles Perry (drums) |
1960 | Moonglow and Stardust | Music Minus One | 1960 | With Wendell Marshall (bass), Charles Perry (drums) |
1960 | The Music Of Duke Ellington | Music Minus One | ? | With Wendell Marshall and Addison Farmer (bass; separately), Charles Perry and Ed Shaughnessy (drums; separately) |
1960 | The Music Of Jimmy McHugh | Music Minus One | ? | With George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessy (drums) |
1960 | Mal Waldron | Music Minus One | ? | With unknown (bass), unknown (drums) |
1960 | For Singers 'n Swingers | Music Minus One | 1960 | With George Duvivier (bass), Ed Shaughnessy (drums) |
1961 | The Quest | New Jazz | 1962 | With Eric Dolphy (alto sax, bass clarinet), Booker Ervin (tenor sax), Ron Carter (cello), Joe Benjamin (bass) Charlie Persip (drums) |
1961 | Fun with Brushes | Music Minus One | ? | With Addison Farmer (bass), Charles Perry (drums) |
1961 | Blue Drums | Music Minus One | ? | With Wendell Marshall (bass), Charles Perry (drums) |
1963? | Les Nuits de la Negritude | Powertree | 1963 | With George Tucker (bass), Al Dreares (drums) |
1966 | All Alone | GTA | 1966 | Solo piano |
1966? | Mal Waldron Trio | Karim | 1966 | With Giovanni Tommaso (bass), Pepito Pignatelli (drums) |
1967 | Sweet Love, Bitter | Impulse! | 1967 | With Dave Burnes (trumpet), George Coleman (tenor saxophone, alto saxophone), Charles Davis (baritone saxophone), Richard Davis and George Duvivier (bass; separately), Al Dreares (drums); soundtrack album |
1969 | Ursula | Musica | 1969 | With Patrice Caratini (bass), Franco Manzecchi (drums) |
1969 | Set Me Free | Affinity | 1984 | With Barre Phillips, (bass) Philly Joe Jones (drums) |
1969 | Free at Last | ECM | 1970 | With Isla Eckinger (bass), Clarence Beckton (drums) |
1970 | Tokyo Bound | RCA Victor | 1970 | With Yasuo Arakawa (bass), Takeshi Inomata (drums) |
1970 | Tokyo Reverie | RCA Victor | 1970 | Solo piano |
1970 | Blood and Guts | Futura | 1970 | With Patrice Caratini (bass), Guy Hayat (drums) |
1970 | Spanish Bitch | ECM (Japan) | 1970 | With Isla Eckinger (bass), Fred Brasful (drums) |
1970 | The Opening | Futura | 1970 | Solo piano |
1971 | The Call | JAPO | 1971 | With Jimmy Jackson (organ), Eberhard Weber (electric bass), Fred Braceful (drums, percussion) |
1970 | Mal: Live 4 to 1 | Philips | 1971 | Solo piano on 5 tracks; duo with Masabumi Kikuchi (piano) on 2 tracks; trio with Isao Suzuki (bass), Yoshiyuki Nakamura (drums) on 2 tracks; quartet with Kohsuke Mine (alto saxophone), Suzuki, Nakamura on 2 tracks; in concert |
1971 | First Encounter | RCA Victor | 1971 | Co-led with Gary Peacock (bass); with Hiroshi Murakami (drums) |
1971 | Number Nineteen | Freedom | 1971 | With Dick Van Der Capellen (bass), Martin Van Duynhoven (drums) |
1971 | Black Glory | Enja | 1971 | With Jimmy Woode (bass), Pierre Favre (drums) |
1971 | Mal Waldron Plays the Blues | Enja | 1971 | With Jimmy Woode (bass), Pierre Favre (drums) |
1971 | Signals | Freedom | 1971 | Solo piano |
1971 | Journey Without End | RCA Victor | 1972 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax); with Kent Carter (bass) and Noel McGhie (drums) |
1972 | Blues for Lady Day | Black Lion | 1973 | Solo piano |
1972 | A Little Bit of Miles | Freedom | 1974 | With Henk Haverhoek (bass), Pierre Courbois (drums) |
1972? | Jazz a Confronto 19 | Horo | 1972 | Solo piano |
1972 | A Touch of the Blues | Enja | 1975 | With Jimmy Woode (bass), Allen Blairman (drums) |
1972 | Mal Waldron on Steinway | Teichiku | 1973 | Solo piano |
1972 | Mal Waldron with the Steve Lacy Quintet | America (France) | 1972 | With Steve Lacy (soprano sax), Steve Potts (alto sax), Irene Aebi (cello), Kent Carter (bass), Noel McGhie (drums, percussion) |
1972 | The Whirling Dervish | America (France) | 1972 | With Peter Warren (bass), Noel McGhie (drums) |
1972 | Meditations | RCA Victor | 1972 | Solo piano |
1973 | Up Popped the Devil | Enja | 1974 | With Carla Poole (flute; one track only), Reggie Workman (bass), Billy Higgins (drums) |
1974 | Hard Talk | Enja | 1974 | With Manfred Schoof (cornet), Steve Lacy (soprano sax), Isla Eckinger (bass), Allen Blairman (drums); in concert |
1976 | Like Old Times | Victor | 1976 | Co-led with Jackie McLean (alto sax); with Isao Suzuki (bass), Billy Higgins (drums) |
1977 | One-Upmanship | Enja | 1977 | Quinted (Manfred Schoof (trumpet), Jimmy Woode (bass) and Makaya Ntshoko (drums)) plus Steve Lacy (soprano sax) |
1978 | Moods | Enja | 1978 | With Terumasa Hino (trumpet), Hermann Breuer (trombone), Steve Lacy (soprano sax), Cameron Brown (bass), Makaya Ntshoko (drums) on 3 tracks; solo piano on 7 tracks |
1979 | Mingus Lives | Enja | 1979 | Solo piano |
1981 | Mal 81 | Progressive | 1981 | With George Mraz (bass), Al Foster (drums) |
1981 | [[News: Run About Mal]] | Progressive | 1982 | With George Mraz (bass), Al Foster (drums) |
1981 | Snake Out | Hathut | 1982 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax) |
1981 | Herbe de l'oubli | Hathut | 1983 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax) |
1981 | Let's Call This | Hathut | 1986 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax) [2LP] |
1981 | Live at Dreher, Paris 1981 | Hathut | 1981 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax); compiles Snake Out, Herbe de l'oubli and Let's Call This, with additional tracks |
1981 | What It Is | Enja | 1981 | With Clifford Jordan (tenor sax), Cecil McBee (bass), Dannie Richmond (drums) |
1982 | One Entrance, Many Exits | Palo Alto | 1983 | With Joe Henderson (tenor sax), David Friesen (bass), Billy Higgins (drums) |
1982 | In Retrospect | Baybridge | 1982 | With Akira Miyazawa (tenor sax, flute), Isao Suzuki (bass), Hironobu Fujisawa (drums) |
1983 | Breaking New Ground | Baybridge | 1983 | With Reggie Workman (bass), Ed Blackwell (drums) |
1983 | Mal Waldron Plays Eric Satie | Baybridge | 1984 | With Reggie Workman (bass), Ed Blackwell (drums) |
1983 | You and the Night and the Music | Paddle Wheel | 1984 | With Reggie Workman (bass), Ed Blackwell (drums) |
1984 | Encounters | Muse | 1985 | Co-led with David Friesen (bass) |
1985 | Mal Waldron and Alone | CBS/Sony | 1985 | Solo piano |
1985 | Songs of Love and Regret | Freelance Records | 1986 | Co-led with Marion Brown (alto sax) |
1985 | Dedication | Soul Note | 1988 | Co-led with David Friesen (bass) |
1985 | Piano Duo Live at Pit Inn | CBS/Sony | 1988 | Co-led duo with Yōsuke Yamashita (piano) |
1986 | Space | Vent du Sud | 1986 | With Michel Marre (trumpet, flugelhorn), Doudou Gouirand (alto sax, soprano sax), Joel Allouche (tabla; one track) |
1986 | Sempre Amore | Soul Note | 1987 | With Steve Lacy (soprano sax; co-leader) |
1986 | Update | Soul Note | 1987 | Solo piano |
1986 | Left Alone '86 | Paddle Wheel | 1987 | Co-led with Jackie McLean (alto sax); with Herbie Lewis (bass), Eddie Moore (drums) |
1986 | The Git Go – Live at the Village Vanguard | Soul Note | 1987 | With Woody Shaw (trumpet), Charlie Rouse (tenor sax, flute), Reggie Workman (bass), Ed Blackwell (drums) |
1986 | The Seagulls of Kristiansund | Soul Note | 1987 | Personnel as The Git Go - Live at the Village Vanguard |
1987 | Both Sides Now | Century | 1987 | Solo piano |
1987 | Our Colline's a Treasure | Soul Note | 1987 | With Leonard Jones (bass), Sangoma Everett (drums) |
1987 | Remembering the Moment | Soul Note | 1994 | With Julian Priester (trombone), Jim Pepper (tenor sax), David Friesen (bass), Eddie Moore (drums) |
1987 | The Super Quartet Live at Sweet Basil | Paddle Wheel | 1987 | With Steve Lacy (soprano sax), Reggie Workman (bass), Eddie Moore (drums) |
1987 | Mal, Dance and Soul | Tutu | 1988 | With Ed Schuller (bass), John Betsch (drums), Jim Pepper (tenor sax; four tracks) |
1988 | Evidence | Dark Light | 1991 | Solo piano |
1988 | Art of the Duo | Tutu | 1989 | With Jim Pepper (tenor sax, soprano sax) |
1988 | No More Tears (For Lady Day) | Timeless | 1989 | With Paulo Cardoso (bass), John Betsch (drums) |
1989–90 | Into the Light | Materiali Sonori | 1990 | With Christian Burchard (vibes), Michael Schone (bass), Dieter Serfas (percussion); also known as Duo, Solo, Quartet |
1989 | Crowd Scene | Soul Note | 1989 | With Sonny Fortune (alto sax), Ricky Ford (tenor sax), Reggie Workman (b), Eddie Moore (d) |
1989 | Where Are You? | Soul Note | 1989? | The same personnel as on Crowd Scene |
1989 | Quadrologue at Utopia | Tutu | 1990 | With Jim Pepper (tenor sax, soprano sax), Ed Schuller (bass), John Betsch (drums) |
1989 | More Git' Go at Utopia | Tutu | 1994 | With Jim Pepper (tenor sax, soprano sax), Ed Schuller (bass), John Betsch (drums) |
1990 | Spring in Prague | Alfa Jazz | 1990 | With Paulo Cardoso (bass), John Betsch (drums) |
1990 | Hot House | Arista/Novus | 1991 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax) |
1992 | I Remember Thelonious | Nel Jazz | 1996 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax) |
1993 | Let's Call This... Esteem | Slam | 1993 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax); in concert |
1993 | My Dear Family | Evidence | 1994 | With Eddie Henderson (trumpet, flugelhorn), Grover Washington Jr. (soprano sax; 3 tracks), Reggie Workman (bass), Pheeroan Ak Laff (drums) |
1994 | Waldron-Haslam | Slam | 1994 | Co-led with George Haslam (baritone sax) |
1994 | After Hours | Owl | 1994 | Co-led with Jeanne Lee (vocals) |
1994 | Mingus, Monk, and Mal | Freelance | 1995 | Co-led with Judy Niemack (vocals) |
1994 | Communiqué | Soul Note | 1997 | Co-led with Steve Lacy (soprano sax) |
1994 | Mal, Verve, Black & Blue | Tutu | 1996 | With Nicolas Simion (tenor sax), Ed Schuller (bass), Victor Jones (drums) |
1995 | Explorations... to the Mth Degree | Slam | 1996 | Co-led with Max Roach (drums); in concert [2CD] |
1995 | Two New | Slam | 1995 | Co-led with George Haslam (baritone sax) |
1995 | Maturity 2: He's My Father | Tokuma | 2003 | With Mala Waldron (piano, vocals) |
1995 | Maturity 3: 'Dual | Tokuma | 1996 | With Takeo Moriyama (drums) |
1995 | Maturity 4: White Road, Black Rain | Tokuma | 2003 | With Toru Tenda (flute), Jeanne Lee (vocals) |
1995 | Travellin' in Soul Time | Bvhaast | 1997 | With Jeanne Lee (vocals), Toru Tenda (flute); in concert |
1995 | Art of the Duo: The Big Rochade | Tutu | 1998 | With Nicolas Simion (soprano sax, tenor sax, bass clarinet) |
1995–99 | Mal Waldron | Tokuma | 2003 | Solo piano |
1996 | Maturity 5: The Elusiveness of Mt. Fuji | Tokuma | 1997 | Solo piano |
1997 | Soul Eyes | BMG | 1997 | Featuring Jeanne Lee and Abbey Lincoln (vocals) |
1998 | Maturity 1: Klassics | Tokuma | 1999 | With Yoshihiko Katori (vibes), Kengo Nakamura (bass) on some tracks |
2000 | Riding a Zephyr | Soul Note | 2002 | With Judi Silvano (vocals) |
2001 | Silence | Justin Time | 2008 | Co-led duo with David Murray (tenor sax, bass clarinet) |
2002 | One More Time | Sketch | 2002 | With Steve Lacy (soprano sax), Jean-Jacques Avenel (bass) |
2002 | Left Alone Revisited | Enja | 2002 | Co-led duo with Archie Shepp (tenor sax, vocals) |
Year recorded | Leader | Title | Label |
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1956 | Gene Ammons | Jammin' with Gene | Prestige |
1957 | Gene Ammons | Funky | Prestige |
1957 | Gene Ammons | Jammin' in Hi Fi with Gene Ammons | Prestige |
1958 | Gene Ammons | The Big Sound | Prestige |
1958 | Gene Ammons | Groove Blues | Prestige |
1958 | Gene Ammons | Blue Gene | Prestige |
1962 | Gene Ammons | Velvet Soul | Prestige |
1962 | Gene Ammons | Angel Eyes | Prestige |
1962 | Gene Ammons | Sock! | Prestige |
1968 | Benny Bailey | Soul Eyes | MPS |
1958 | Betty Blake | Betty Blake Sings in a Tender Mood | Bethlehem |
1956 | Kenny Burrell | All Night Long | Prestige |
1957 | Kenny Burrell | Earthy | Prestige |
1957 | Kenny Burrell (and Jimmy Raney) | 2 Guitars | Prestige |
1980 | Roy Burowes | Live at the Dreher | Marge |
1961 | Ron Carter | Where? | Prestige |
1956 | Teddy Charles | The Teddy Charles Tentet | Atlantic |
1957 | Teddy Charles | Vibe-Rant | Elektra |
1960 | Teddy Charles | Jazz In The Garden At The Museum Of Modern Art | Warwick |
1957 | John Coltrane | Dakar | Prestige |
1957 | John Coltrane (and Paul Quinichette) | Cattin' with Coltrane and Quinichette | Prestige |
1957 | John Coltrane | Coltrane | Prestige |
1969 | Nathan Davis | Jazz Concert in a Benedictine Monastery | Edici |
1961 | Eric Dolphy | At the Five Spot, Volume 1 | Prestige |
1961 | Eric Dolphy | At the Five Spot, Volume 2 | Prestige |
1961 | Eric Dolphy | Memorial Album | Prestige |
1957 | Ray Draper | Tuba Sounds | Prestige |
1981 | Johnny Dyani | Some Jive Ass Boer | Jazz Unité |
1967 | Embryo | For Eva | Disconforme |
1970 | Embryo | Steig aus | Brain |
1971 | Embryo | Rocksession | Brain |
1989 | Embryo | Turn Peace | Schneeball |
2010* | Embryo | 40 | Trikont |
1966 | Duško Gojković | Swinging Macedonia | Philips |
1960 | Bennie Green | Hornful of Soul | Bethlehem |
1971 | Sonny Grey | Skippin' | Numera |
1972 | Terumasa Hino | Reminiscent Suite | Victor (Japan) |
1957 | Billie Holiday | Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday at Newport | Verve |
1958 | Billie Holiday | Lady in Satin | Columbia |
1958 | Billie Holiday | Easy to Remember | Society |
1958 | Billie Holiday | Billie Holiday at Monterey 1958 | Black Hawk |
1961 | Etta Jones | So Warm | Prestige |
1957 | Thad Jones | After Hours | Prestige |
1971 | Kimiko Kasai | One for Lady | JVC/Victor (Japan) |
1958 | Steve Lacy | Reflections | New Jazz |
1961 | John LaPorta | Eight Men in Search of a Drummer | Music Minus One |
1961 | Abbey Lincoln | Straight Ahead | Candid |
1955 | Teo Macero | What's New? | Columbia |
1957 | Teo Macero | Teo | Prestige |
1959 | Teo Macero | Something New, Something Blue | Columbia |
1958 | Mary Ann McCall | Detour to the Moon | Jubilee |
1955 | Jackie McLean | Presenting... Jackie McLean | Ad Lib |
1956 | Jackie McLean | 4, 5 and 6 | Prestige |
1956 | Jackie McLean | Jackie's Pal | Prestige |
1957 | Jackie McLean | Jackie McLean & Co. | Prestige |
1957 | Jackie McLean | Makin' the Changes | Prestige |
1957 | Jackie McLean | A Long Drink of the Blues | Prestige |
1957 | Jackie McLean | Strange Blues | Prestige |
1957 | Jackie McLean | McLean's Scene | Prestige |
1954 | Charles Mingus | Jazz Composers Workshop | Savoy |
1955 | Charles Mingus | Mingus at the Bohemia | Debut |
1955 | Charles Mingus | The Charles Mingus Quintet & Max Roach | Debut |
1956 | Charles Mingus | Pithecanthropus Erectus | Atlantic |
1959 | Charles Mingus | Blues & Roots | Atlantic |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Baritones and French Horns | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Earthy | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Four Altos | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Olio | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Interplay for 2 Trumpets and 2 Tenors | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Coolin' | New Jazz |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | After Hours | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | The Prestige Jazz Quartet | Prestige |
1957 | The Prestige All Stars | Wheelin' & Dealin' | Prestige |
1957 | Paul Quinichette | On the Sunny Side | Prestige |
1961 | Max Roach | Percussion Bitter Sweet | Impulse! |
1962 | Max Roach | It's Time | Impulse! |
1962 | Max Roach | Speak, Brother, Speak! | Impulse! |
1982 | Kazutoki Umezu | Another Step | Union Jazz |
1957 | Various | The Sound of Jazz | Columbia |
1966 | Various | Jazz Jamboree '66, Volume 1 | Polskie Nagrania Muza |
1979 | Various | Jazzbühne Berlin 1979 | Amiga |
1979 | Various | Jazz Na Koncertnom Podiju Vol. 4 | Jugoton |
1978 | Klaus Weiss | Child's Prayer | EMI/Electrola |
1979 | Klaus Weiss | On Tour | Calig |
1957 | Phil Woods | Four Altos | Prestige |
1983 | Sumiko Yoseyama | With Mal | Continental |
1961 | Eldee Young | Eldee Young and Company | Argo |
1957 | Webster Young | For Lady | Prestige |
1960 | Earl Zindars (and Armando Peraza) | The Soul of Jazz Percussion | Warwick |
Year recorded | Leader | Title | Label |
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1952 | Ike Quebec | Whispering Winds / Kiss Of Fire | Hi-Lo |
1952 | Emmett Davis | Rippin' And Runnin' / Look What'cha Done | Hi-Lo |
1953 | The Wanderers | Heh Mae Ethel / We Could Find Happiness | Savoy |
1953 | Varetta Dillard | I Ain't Gonna Tell / (That's The Way) My Mind Is Working | Savoy |
Year recorded | Leader | Title | Label |
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1964 | Dizzy Gillespie | The Cool World | Philips |
1965* | Three Rooms in Manhattan | ||
1967 | Mal Waldron | Sweet Love, Bitter | Impulse! |
1972* | George Who? [1] | ||
1986* | Tokyo Blues |
Malcolm Earl "Mal" Waldron was an American jazz pianist, composer, and arranger. He started playing professionally in New York in 1950, after graduating from college. In the following dozen years or so Waldron led his own bands and played for those led by Charles Mingus, Jackie McLean, John Coltrane, and Eric Dolphy, among others. During Waldron's period as house pianist for Prestige Records in the late 1950s, he appeared on dozens of albums and composed for many of them, including writing his most famous song, "Soul Eyes", for Coltrane. Waldron was often an accompanist for vocalists, and was Billie Holiday's regular accompanist from April 1957 until her death in July 1959.
Hot House is an album by Steve Lacy and Mal Waldron released on the RCA Novus label in 1991. It features duo performances of tunes written by Herbie Nichols, Tadd Dameron, Bud Powell, Thelonious Monk. Sidney Bechet, Duke Ellington along with two compositions by Waldron and one by Lacy.
Mal-1 is the debut album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron. It was recorded in November 1956 and released on the Prestige label in May 1957.
Mal/4: Trio is an album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron recorded in 1958 and released on the New Jazz label.
Left Alone is an album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron recorded in 1959 and released on the Bethlehem label.
Sweet Love, Bitter is a soundtrack album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron recorded in 1967 for the film of the same name written by Lewis Jacobs and directed by Herbert Danska and released on the Impulse! label. The movie was a loose fictitious retelling of Charlie Parker's last years and a portrait of the jazz scene in 1960s New York.
Signals is an album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron featuring solo performances recorded in Baarn, Holland in 1971 and released on the Freedom label.
A Little Bit of Miles is a live album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron featuring performances recorded in Leiden, Holland in 1972 and released on the Freedom label. The album was rereleased on CD on Black Lion Records in 1994 as bonus tracks on Blues for Lady Day.
Mal Waldron on Steinway is an album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron featuring solo performances recorded in Paris in 1972 and released on the Japanese Teichiku label.
Breaking New Ground is an album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron recorded in 1983 and released by the Japanese Baybridge label.
Encounters is an album by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron and bassist David Friesen recorded in 1984 and released by the Muse label.
Update is an album by jazz pianist Mal Waldron released on the Italian Soul Note label in 1987. It features solo performances recorded in Milan, Italy.
Left Alone '86 is an album by jazz pianist Mal Waldron and saxophonist Jackie McLean released on the Japanese Paddle Wheel label in 1986. The album is a sequel to Waldron's 1959 recording Left Alone, on which McLean played on the title track.
Mal, Dance and Soul is an album by jazz pianist Mal Waldron recorded in 1987 and first released on the German Tutu label.
No More Tears (For Lady Day) is a 1988 album by jazz pianist Mal Waldron recorded in West Germany and released on the Dutch Timeless label.
More Git' Go at Utopia is a live album by jazz pianist Mal Waldron featuring Jim Pepper recorded in 1989 and released on the German Tutu label.
After Hours is an album by jazz singer Jeanne Lee and pianist Mal Waldron, recorded in 1994 and released on the Owl label. The album was released in the US on Sunnyside Records in 2003.
The Cool World is a 1964 soundtrack album to the film The Cool World by Dizzy Gillespie and his quintet, composed and arranged by Mal Waldron, a jazz pianist and composer.
Teo is an album by saxophonist Teo Macero fronting the Prestige Jazz Quartet, a group nominally led by jazz vibraphonist Teddy Charles, which was recorded in 1957 for the Prestige label.
Meditations – Live at Dug is a 1972 live album recorded by American jazz pianist Mal Waldron. This is his solo album recorded live in the jazz club Dug in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo. The record was re-released in 2016 on CD.