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RON CARTER SOLOS SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY Tunes Are Listed in the Order They Appear in the Book RON CARTER SOLOS SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY Tunes are listed in the order they appear in the book. 1. Bass Blues - “Primal Blue”; Silver Screen Records (P 1995 C 2005) 2. Bessie’s Blues - Charles Thomas “The Finishing Touch”; Spice Time Records (Recorded 1994) 3. Bohemia After Dark - Ron Carter “Stardust”; Somethin’Else ( C P 2001) 4. Corcovado - Ron Carter “When The Skies Are Grey”; Somethin’ Else/Blue Note (P C 2000) 5. Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy - The Classical Jazz Quartet Plays Tchaikovsky, Bach; Vertical Jazz Records (C P 2001-2002) 6. Embraceable You - Ron Carter/Jim Hall “Telepathy”; Concord CCD 4963 2 CD (Recorded 1982) 7. Good Bait - “The Trio” (T. Flanagan, R.Carter, T.Williams); Gambit Records 6921B (Recorded 1983) 8. Hi Fly - Ron Carter “So What” 9. I Can Dream, Can’t I? - Eric Alexander “Night Life In Tokyo” Milestone Records (C P 2003) 10. I Could Write A Book - Charles Thomas “The Finishing Touch” Spice Time Records (Recorded 1994) 11. I Fall In Love Too Easily - Ron Carter “Jazz, My Romance”; Somethin’ Else/Blue Note (P C 1994) 12. I Should Care - Mike Ledonne “Night Song”; Savant Records (C P 2005) 13. I Thought About You - Ron Carter “Mr Bow-Tie”; Somethin’ Else/Blue Note (C P 1995) 14. Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring - The Classical Jazz Quartet Plays Tchaikovsky, Bach; Vertical Jazz Records (C P 2001-2002) 15. My Funny Valentine - Sweet Basil Trio (C. Walton, R. Carter, B. Higgins); Evidence ECD 22120-2 (C 1995 P 1991) 16. My Romance - McCoy Tyner “New York Reunion”; Chesky Records (C 1991) 17. Ouverture Miniature - The Classical Jazz Quartet Plays Tchaikovsky, Bach; Vertical Jazz Records (C P 2001-2002) 18. Que Pasa - Ron Carter “When The Skies Are Grey”; Somethin’ Else/Blue Note (P C 2000) 19. Summertime - Ron Carter “Jazz, My Romance”; Somethin’ Else/Blue Note (P C 1994) 20. Sweet Lorraine - Ron Carter “Jazz, My Romance”; Somethin’ Else/Blue Note (P C 1994) 21. This Time The Dream’s On Me - James Willams All Stars “Classical Encounter”; Diw Records (C P 2000) 22. Toys - Mike Ledonne “Night Song”; Savant Records (C P 2005).
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