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Jay Newland Discography JDManagement.com 914.777.7677 Jay Newland - Discography updated 09.01.13 P=Produce / ED=Edit / M=Mix / E=Engineer / MA=Mastering / RM=Remastering / SM=Surround Mix GRAMMYS (8) MOVIE STUDIO / RECORD LABEL / ARTIST / COMPOSER / PROGRAM FILM SCORE / ALBUM / TV SHOW CREDIT NETWORK Charlie Haden Land Of The Sun E/M Verve Best Latin Jazz Album Charlie Haden Nocture E/M Verve Best Latin Jazz Album Michael Brecker Quindectet Wide Angles E/M Verve Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album Norah Jones "Don't Know Why" P/E/M Blue Note Record of the Year Norah Jones Come Away With Me P/E/M Blue Note Album of the Year Norah Jones Come Away With Me P/E/M Blue Note Best Pop Vocal Album Norah Jones Come Away With Me P/E/M Blue Note Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical Herbie Hancock, Michael Brecker & Roy Hargrove Directions In Music: Live At Massey Hall E/M Verve Best Jazz Instrumental Album, Indiv. Or Group ARTIST SINGLE/ALBUM CREDIT LABEL 2013 Ayo 2013 release P/E/M Mercury Ayo "Fire" single feat. Youssoupha P/E/M Mercury Gregory Porter Liquid Spirit E/M Blue Note Jane Monheit The Heart of the Matter M Emarcy/Decca/Universal Records Juliette Greco Jacques Brel Tribute M Universal France Randy Weston Project 2013 release E/M Universal France Christian Escoude Saint Germain Des Pres The Music of John Lewis E/M Universal France Terez Montcalm 2013 release P/E/M Universal France The Dixie Hummingbirds Music In the Air: All Star Tribute E Entertainment One 2012 Melody Gardot The Absence E Decca/Verve Etta James The Complete Private Music Blues, Rock 'n' Soul Albums Collection E/M Sony Charlie Haden/Hank Jones. Jr. Come Sunday P/E/M Universal France Keiko Lee, Raul Midon Sings Super Standards, Vol. 2 E Sony Japan Stephen Eicher L'Envolee M Barclay/Universal Kiddo Where To? P/E/M Vaziva Music Christian Escoude Saint-Germain des Pres: The Music of John Lewis E/M Universal France Ran Blake Cocktails at Dusk: A Tribute to Chris Connor E/M Universal France Laika Come A Little Closer P/E/M Universal Classics & Jazz Jain 2013 release P/E/M Independent Sarah Class Too Folk For Pop P/E/M Independent Cristina Carlino "The Back Road" P/E/M Independent Carroll Matthews Carroll Matthews P/E/M Independent 2011 Charlie Haden Quartet West Sophisticated Ladies E/M Decca/Emarcy Juliette Greco Ca Se Traverse M Universal/France Maurane Fais-Moi une Fleur P/E/M Universal France Dan Brenner Little Dark Angel P/E/M Independent Ayo Billie-Eve E/M Universal Shemekia Copeland Deluxe Edition E/M Alligator Records Various Artists Alligator Records 40th Anniversary Collection E/M Alligator Records 2010 Norah Jones …Featuring Norah Jones E/M EMI Esperanza Spaulding Chamber Music Society E Telarc Jazz Ayo Billie-Eve E/M Universal France Dave Eggar Kingston Morning P/E/M Domo Music Group Thomas Quasthoff Tell It Like It Is P/E/M/MA DG Deutsche Grammophone Sly Johnson 74 P/E/M Universal France Rumer "On My Way Home" from Seasons of My Soul M Atlantic UK Abbey Lincoln Through The Years: 1956-2007 P/E/M Verve Eddy Mitchell Come Back P/E/M Polydor Terez Montcalm Here's to You, Songs for Shirley Horn P/E/M Universal France CocoRoyal CocoRoyal P/E/M Universal France Kenny Barron People Time: The Complete Recordings E/MA Sunnyside Tom Tom Club Genius of Live E/M Nacional Records Various Artists The Rounder Records Story M Rounder Various Artists Now That's What I Call Xmas P EMI 2009 Okou Serpentine P/E/M AK Records Eddy Mitchell Grand Echran P/E/M Polydor France Hughes Aufray New Yorker - Hommage A Bob Dylan E/M Universal France Maurane Nougaro ou L'Esperance en L'Homme P/E/M Universal France Eldar Virtue E Sony Masterworks Keiko Lee Fragile E Sony Japan Andrew Ryan Waiting For Paris EP M Divulge Records Stan Getz/Kenny Barron People Time - The Complete Recordings MA Universal France Sertab Erener Painted on Water P/E/M Motéma Music Leslie Mendelson Swan Feathers M Rykodisc 2008 Glenn Miller RCA Original Masters: The Best of Glenn Miller 1938-1942 AUDIO P Legacy/Sony Lizz Wright "Change Is Gonna Come" P/E/M Private Label Ayo Gravity At Last P/E/M Polydor/France Richie Havens Nobody Left To Crown P Verve Forecast Juliette Greco Je Me Souviens De Tout P/E/M Polydor/France Lucky Peterson Organ Soul Sessions P/E/M Universal Music France Sara Ramirez Demos P/E/M Decca Universal Keiko Lee Delight E Sony Japan The Little Willies "Love Me" from Elvis Viva Las Vegas soundtrack E BMG Boz Scaggs Speak Low E Decca Morley Seen P/E/M/A Wrasse Erskine Hawkins Tuxedo Junction E/MA Bluebird RCA Various Artists A Very Special Christmas: Playlist Plus (3 CD) E/M Hip-O/Universal 2007 Linda Thompson Versatile Heart M Rounder Johnny Hallyday Le Coeur d'un Homme E Warner Music France Boz Scaggs Speak Low E Mailboat Morley Seen P/E/M Polydor/France Lance Lopez First Things First P/E/M Grooveyard Records Painted On Water Ebru P/E/M Independent David Pilch "My Love" M Independent Sharon Glaser "Shine On Me" M Independent Emily Saxe Keeping You in Mind E/M PS Classics Scott Robinson Plays the Compositions of Thad Jones: Forever Lasting E Arbors 2006 Norah Jones "Peace" Platinum Christmas, Vol 3 P Sony BMG Etta James Love Songs E/M RCA Victor/Legacy Ayo Joyful P/E/M Polydor/France Eran James 10 Songs About Love P/E/M Universal Australia Nigel Kennedy Stranger In A Strange World P/E/M EMI France Kelly Sweet "Raincoat" Single Remix M Razor and Tie Juliette Greco Le Temps d'une Chanson P/E/M Universal France Abbey Lincoln Abbey Sings Abbey P/E/M Universal France Morley Days Like These P/M Universal France Tia Fuller Healing Space E/M Mack Ave Records Eddy Mitchell La Nouvelle Orleans E Polydor/France Danielle Gasparro Big Movie Screen M Independent Aaron Goldberg Worlds M Sunnyside Yosvany Terry Cabrera Metamorphosis E/M Ewe/Kindred Rhythm Paul Personne Coup d'Blues, Vol. 2 E Polydor Ignacio Berroa Codes E Blue Note Various Artists Kenton Portraits E Tantara Various Artists Telarc SACD Sampler: Sound and Vision E Telarc 2005 Rob Thomas Something to Be E Atlantic Missy Higgins All For Believing [EP] M Warner Bros Missy Higgins The Sound of White E/M Warner Bros Louise Setara Still Waters M Blue Note Michel Legrand Legrand Nougaro M EMI France The Little Willies The Little Willies R Milking Bull/EMI Lee Feldman I've Forgotten Everything M Urban Myth Eliza Emery "I Have Nothing" P/E/M Independent Kikuchi untitled E/M Independent Jenny Owen Youngs Batten the Hatches MA Nettwerk Jaco Pastorius Gospel for J.F.P III: Tribute to Jaco Pastorius M Moonjune Records Paul Personne The Best of Paul Personne E Polydor/Universal Various Artists Grammy Nominees 2005 E/M Capitol Various Artists Central Park Summerstage: Live from the Heart of the City Post P/E Circular Moves Various Artists For a Decade of Sin: 11 Years of Bloodshot Records E Bloodshot Various Artists All Woman: Platinum Collection M Warner Bros. 2004 Duke Ellington Frankie and Johnny E Brisa Norah Jones Feels Like Home (CD & DVD) E/M/SM Blue Note Claude Nougaro La Note Bleue M Blue Note Charlie Haden Land of the Sun E/M Verve Helen Merrill Lilac Wine E/MA/M Sunnyside Norah Jones & The Handsome Band Live in 2004 (DVD) M EMI Distribution Charlie Haden/Joe Henderson/Al Foster Montreal Tapes MA Verve Gonzalo Rubalcaba Paseo E/M Blue Note Rebecca Martin People Behave Like Ballads E Blue Note The Billy Nayer Show Rabbit M BSG Scott Robinson Jazz Ambassador: Scott Robinson Plays the Compositions of Louis E Arbors Armstrong 2003 Norah Jones Come Away With Me [Bonus Tracks] P/E/M EMI Int'l Norah Jones Come Away With Me [Canada Bonus DVD] P/E/M EMI Int'l Norah Jones Don't Know Why [Australia CD] P/E/M EMI Int'l Norah Jones Turn Me On/ Crazy (CD Single) P/E/M Blue Note Klaus Suonsaari Portrait in Sound E KSJazz Charlie Haden/ Pat Metheny Missouri Sky [DVD] E/M Universal Michael Brecker Wide Angles E/M Verve Jean Jacques Milteau Memphis E/M Sunny Side Bill McHenry Bill McHenry Quartet Featuring Paul Motian E/M Independent Randy Weston Spirit! The Power of Music E/M/MA Sunnyside Total Praise Total Praise Live E/M/MA Sin-Drome Art Mengo Vie de Chateau M Universal Ann Dyer When I Close My Eyes M/MA Sunnyside Touch Acoustra When It Comes Upon You E/M Lost Wax Nancy Harrow Winter Dreams: The Life & Passion of F. Scott Fitzgerald E/M Memphis Int'l Carl Weathersby The Best of Carl Weathersby E/AP/M Evidence Glenn Miller & The Andrews Sisters Chesterfield Broadcasts RM BMG Heritage Adam Levy Get Your Glow On P/E/M Lost Wax The Billy Nayer Show Goodbye Straplight Sarentino, I Will Miss You E BSG Abbey Lincoln It's Me E/M/MA Verve Jim Stack Jazz for a Summer's Day E Memphis Int'l Johnny Griffin Live/Autumn Leaves MA Universal Int'l Arthur H. Negresse Blanche M Universal Matt Turk What Gives E The Orchard Various Artists Very Special Acoustic Christmas E/M Lost Highway Various Artists Lonesome, On'ry & Mean: A Tribute to Waylon Jenning P/E Dualtone Various Artists Love Actually Original Soundtrack P/E/M J-Records Various Artists Just Because I'm a Woman: The Songs of Dolly Parton E/M Sugarhill Various Artists Remembering Patsy Cline E/M MCA Various Artists Grammy Nominees 2003 P/E Warner Strategic Various Artists Highway 60's 70's Blues Revisited E Intersound Various Artists Where We Live P Higher Octave 2002 Norah Jones Come Away with Me P/E/M Blue Note Norah Jones "Don't Know Why" single P/E/M Blue Note Etta James Burnin' Down the House: Live at The House of Blues E/M/SM Private Music Herbie Hancock/Michael Brecker/Roy Hargrove Directions in Music: Live at Massey Hall M Universal Tom Tom Club Live @ The Clubhouse E/M Phantom Jools Holland More Friends: Small World, Big Band, Vol.
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