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Michael Ray Album Credits 2017 Fake Nudes Barenaked Ladies Trumpet Michael Ray Album Credits 2017 Fake Nudes Barenaked Ladies Trumpet 2017 Invisible Fence Barenaked Ladies Trumpet 2017 Lookin' Up Barenaked Ladies Trumpet Get Tough: The Kleeer Anthology, 2016 Kleeer Trumpet 1978-1985 Sun Ra and His Arkestra at Inter 2015 Sun Ra Vocals Media Arts, April 1991 To Those of Earth... And Other 2015 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Flugelhorn, Trumpet, Vocals Worlds Marshall Allen / Sun Ra / 2014 In the Orbit of Ra Trumpet, Vocals Sun Ra & His Arkestra 2014 Live in Ulm 1992 Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet 2010 Michael Ray [2010] Michael Ray Primary Artist, Composer Live at the Horseshoe Tavern, 2008 Sun Ra Trumpet Toronto 1978 2007 Super Hits Live Kool & the Gang Trumpet, Group Member Member of Attributed Artist, 2006 Springtime in Chicago Sun Ra Trumpet Vocals, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, 2005 Gold Kool & the Gang Composer 2004 Cool Jazz: The Cocktail Hour Composer, Primary Artist 2004 Music for the 21st Century Sun Ra Arkestra Vocals, Trumpet 2004 Rasin Kreyol Emeline Michel Engineer 2004 The Long Road Back Peter Andre Composer Primary Artist, Vocals, Trumpet, 2003 Live at Jimmy's Michael Ray Keyboards, Composer 2003 Worldwide 2 Gilles Peterson Trumpet, Percussion Final Days: Anthems for the Member of Attributed Artist, 2002 Plasmatics Apocalypse Guitar, Vocals (Background) Put Your Love in Me: Love Songs Guitar, Vocals (Background), 2002 Plasmatics for the Apocalypse Guitar (Rhythm) We All Are One: The Best of 2002 Jimmy Cliff Trumpet Jimmy Cliff Brief Repairs on the Gradually 2001 Unravelling Spool in the Sense Naked Orchestra Trumpet, Group Member Continuum Los Hombres Calientes: Los Hombres Calientes, Vol. 3: 2001 Irving Mayfield & Bill Trumpet New Congo Square Summers Sharin' in the Groove: Celebrating 2001 Performer the Music of Phish 2001 Tri-C Jazzfest 2001 Performer, Primary Artist 20th Century Masters: The 2000 Millennium Collection: Best of Kool & the Gang Trumpet, Composer Kool & The Gang Billy Price Keystone 2000 Danger Zone Photography Rhythm Band 2000 Friendly Galaxy Sun Ra Arkestra Vocals, Trumpet Sun Ra / Sun Ra & the 2000 Live at the Hackney Empire Year 2000 Myth Science Vocals, Trumpet Arkestra 2000 Stardust from Tomorrow Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet The Collection [Polygram 2000 Kool & the Gang Composer International] 1999 Jumpin' Somethin' Chip Wilson Trumpet 1999 Let Em Have It Iris May Tango Trumpet 1999 Song for the Sun Sun Ra Arkestra Trumpet 1999 Special Request Leston Paul Trumpet The 12" Collection and More 1999 Kool & the Gang Composer [Funk Essentials] 1999 The Very Best of Kool & the Gang Kool & the Gang Composer 1999 Twelve Stories High Extra Virgin Trumpet 1998 All Kooked Out! Stanton Moore Trumpet, Primary Artist Black Saint/Soul Note: Critic's 1998 Vocals, Trumpet Pick Sampler, Vol. 3 Producer, Mixing, Primary Artist, Michael Ray & the 1998 Funk If I Know Vocals, Trumpet, Synthesizer, Cosmic Krewe Composer 1998 The Very Best of Kleeer Kleeer Trumpet Music, Vol. 1: Language of New 1997 Performer, Primary Artist Orleans 1996 Greatest Hits Instant Funk Horn 1996 Surrender to the Air Surrender to the Air Composer 1996 The Singles Sun Ra Guest Artist, Trumpet 1995 A Live One Phish Trumpet A Night in East Berlin/My Sun Ra & His Cosmo 1995 Trumpet Brothers the Wind and the Sun Discipline Arkestra 1995 Brotherhood Trumpet, Flugelhorn 1995 Earwig 16th Anniversary Sampler Drums John Sinclair & His 1995 Full Moon Night Trumpet, Percussion Boston Blue Scholars 1995 Snakes & Stripes Harvey Mandel Fiddle 1995 Western Hero Dave Younger Fiddle Celebration: The Best of Kool & Trumpet, Vocals (Background), 1994 Kool & the Gang the Gang (1979-1987) Composer 1994 Live from Soundscape Sun Ra Trumpet Michael Ray and the Cosmic Primary Artist, Producer, Vocals, 1993 Michael Ray Krewe Trumpet, Synthesizer, Composer 1993 Since You Asked Kenny Blake Photography 1993 Somewhere Else Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet, Bass Sun Ra Omniverse 1992 Destination Unknown Vocals, Trumpet Arkestra 1992 Johnnie B. Bad Johnnie Johnson Trumpet 1990 Charles Neville & Diversity Charles Neville Trumpet 1990 Mayan Temples Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet 1990 The Dance Collection Kool & the Gang Composer 1989 Purple Night Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet Second Star to the Right: Salute to 1989 Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet Walt Disney Stay Awake: Various 1989 Interpretations of Music from Trumpet Vintage Disney Films 1988 Live at Pitt-In, Tokyo Sun Ra Vocals, Trumpet 1988 Standing in the Spotlight Dee Dee King Composer Plasmatics / Wendy O. Member of Attributed Artist, 1987 Maggots: The Record Williams Guitar, Vocals (Background) 1986 Forever Kool & the Gang Trumpet Member of Attributed Artist, 1986 Kommander of Kaos Wendy O. Williams Guitar, Vocals (Background), Guitar (Rhythm) 1985 Cliff Hanger Jimmy Cliff Trumpet 1984 Emergency Kool & the Gang Trumpet, Composer 1984 Intimate Connection Kleeer Trumpet 1984 W.O.W. Wendy O. Williams Guitar 1982 Kool Kuts Kool & the Gang Trumpet Documentation: The End of a 1981 Byard Lancaster Guest Artist, Trumpet Decade 1981 Something Special Kool & the Gang Trumpet, Vocals (Background) 1980 Strange Celestial Road Sun Ra Mixing, Trumpet 1980 Sunrise in Different Dimensions Sun Ra / Sun Ra Arkestra Trumpet, Flugelhorn 1979 Instant Funk Instant Funk Arranger, Trumpet 1979 The Other Side of the Sun Sun Ra Trumpet 1978 Disco 3000 Sun Ra Main Personnel, Vocals, Trumpet 1978 Everybody's Dancin' Kool & the Gang Trumpet 1978 Lanquidity Sun Ra Trumpet, Flugelhorn Member of Attributed Artist, 1978 Media Dream Sun Ra Quartet Vocals, Trumpet 1978 New Steps Sun Ra / Sun Ra Quartet Trumpet, Percussion 1978 Other Voices, Other Blues Sun Ra / Sun Ra Quartet Trumpet 1977 Unity Sun Ra Trumpet Divine Praise Music For He Is Strong & Mighty Trumpet Ministry Movin' On Up Big Smo Vocals (Background) Never Get Old Big Smo Vocals (Background) New Music Seminar: Artist on the Composer Verge 2012, Vol. 1 Picadilly Carrot Souffle Jeff Albert Trumpet Planet D Nonet / RJ Rays of the Sun Featured Artist, Vocals, Trumpet Spangler Say My Name Big Smo Vocals (Background) The Complete Remastered Recordings on Black Saint & Soul Sun Ra Group Member, Trumpet, Vocals Note .
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