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George Cables Discography George Cables Website: www. georgecables.com Email: [email protected] Discography 1975 - George Cables - Why Not 1979 - George Cables - Circle 1979 - George Cables - Cables' Vision 1980 - George Cables - Some of My Favorite Things 1982 - George Cables - Old Wine, New Bottle 1982 - George Cables - Wonderful L.A. 1983 - George Cables - Sleeping Bee 1984 - George Cables - The Big Jazz Trio 1985 - George Cables - Phantom of the City 1987 - George Cables - Whisper Not 1987 - George Cables - By George 1991 - George Cables - Night and Day 1993 - George Cables - I Mean You 1994 - George Cables - Live at Maybeck Recital Hall, Vol. 35 1994 - George Cables - Beyond Forever 1995 - George Cables - Cables' Fables 1995 - George Cables - Quiet Fire 1996 - George Cables - Person to Person 1996 - George Cables - Skylark 1997 - George Cables - Dark Side, Light Side 1999 - George Cables - Vol. 82: Dexter Gordon - Play-A-Long Book 2000 - George Cables - Bluesology 2000 - George Cables - Alone Together 2001 - George Cables - One for My Baby 2001 - George Cables - Senorita de Aranjuez 2002 - George Cables - Shared Secrets 2003 - George Cables - Looking for the Light 2006 - George Cables - A Letter To Dexter 2010 - George Cables - You Don't Know Me 2012 - George Cables - My Muse 2014 – George Cables – Icons & Influences Gary Bartz - Music Is My Sanctuary Gary Bartz - Love Affair Art Blakey - Child's Dance Andres Boiarsky - Into the Light Joe Chambers - Almoravid Joe Chambers - Phantom of the City Jay Clayton - Brooklyn 2000 Nathan Davis - I'm A Fool To Want You Richard Davis & Friends - Live at Sweet Basil Deardorf Peterson Group - Portal Joe Farrell - Sonic Text Joe Farrell - Darn That Dream Ferre Brothers - New York Garrison Fewell - City of Dreams Garrison Fewell - Red Door Number 11 Bruce Forman - Full Circle Bruce Forman - Dynamics Bruce Forman - There Are Times Frank Foster - Frank Foster Karen Francis - Little Sunflower Chico Freeman - Focus Chico and Von Freeman - Live at the Blue Note Curtis Fuller - Crankin' Luis Gasca - For Those Who Chant Dizzy Gillespie - Bebop and Beyond Plays Dizzy Dexter Gordon - Ballads Dexter Gordon - Sophisticated Giant Dexter Gordon - Great Encounters Dexter Gordon - Nights at the Keystone, Vol. 1 Dexter Gordon - Manhattan Symphonie Dexter Gordon - Live at Carnegie Hall Dexter Gordon - Jazz Collection Dexter Gordon - Happy Birthday Winard Harper - Trap Dancer Winard Harper - Winard Winard Harper - Faith Roy Haynes - Thank You, Thank You Roy Haynes - Vistalite Norman Hedman - Healing Hands Eddie Henderson - Comin' Through Eddie Henderson - Anthology Joe Henderson - Milestone Years Joe Henderson - If You're Not Part of the Problem Joe Henderson - In Pursuit of Blackness Joe Henderson - Tetragon - In Pursuit of Blackness Joe Henderson - Black Is the Color Joe Henderson - In Pursuit of Blackness-Black Is Freddie Hubbard - Keep Your Soul Together Freddie Hubbard - High Energy Freddie Hubbard - Polar AC Freddie Hubbard - Liquid Love Bobby Hutcherson - Waiting Bobby Hutcherson - Knucklebean Bobby Hutcherson - Highway One Bobby Hutcherson - Conception: The Gift of Love Bobby Hutcherson - Un Poco Loco Bobby Hutcherson - Four Seasons Bobby Hutcherson - Vibe Wise Bobby Hutcherson - Landmarks Bobby Hutcherson - Best of the Blue Note Years Paul Jeffrey - Electrifying Sounds of the Paul Jeff Jerolamon - Introducing Jeff Jerolamon Steve Johns - No Saints No Sinners Philly Joe Jones - Philly Mignon Blue Note Meets the L.A Philharmonic Pete Sims - Swingtime Ralph Lalama - You Know What I Mean Harold Land - Xocia's Dance Joe Locke - Longing Tony Lujan - Magic Circle Eddie Marshall - Dance of the Sun Mel Martin - Bebop and Beyond Mel Martin - Plays Thelonious Monk Mel Martin - Plays Dizzy Gillespie Greg Marvin - Taking Off (2000) Greg Marvin - Special Edition 'Round Midnight Frank Morgan - Double Image Frank Morgan - Quiet Fire Frank Morgan - Mood Indigo Frank Morgan - Jazz 'Round Midnight Frank Morgan - Lovesome Thing David "Fathead" Newman - Back to Basics David "Fathead" Newman - Keep the Dream Alive Art Pepper - Art of the Ballad Art Pepper - Trip Art Pepper - Friday Night at the Village Vanguard Art Pepper - At the Village Vanguard 4: More Art Pepper - No Limit Art Pepper - Saturday Night at the Village Vanguard Art Pepper - Thursday Night at the Village Vanguard Art Pepper - Complete Village Vanguard Sessions (1977) Art Pepper - San Francisco Samba Art Pepper - Complete Galaxy Recordings Art Pepper - Laurie's Choice Art Pepper - Landscape Art Pepper - Tokyo Encore Art Pepper - Arthur's Blues Art Pepper - Maiden Voyage Sessions Art Pepper - Roadgame Art Pepper - Goin' Home Art Pepper - Tete-a-Tete Art Pepper - No Limit Art Pepper - Trip Art Pepper - Landscape Art Pepper - Besame Mucho Loren Pickford - Song for a Blue Planet Doug Raney - Blues on a Par Max Roach - Lift Every Voice and Sing Max Roach - To the Max Spike Robinson and Owens - Robinson and Owens Music Shorty Rogers and Bud - Yesterday, Today and Forever Sonny Rollins - Next Album Sonny Rollins - Silver City Charlie Rouse - Epistrophy Bud Shank with Shorty - California Concert Woody Shaw - Cassandranite Woody Shaw - Blackstone Legacy Woody Shaw - Song of Songs Woody Shaw - Woody III Woody Shaw - Last of the Line Archie Shepp - California Meeting Bobby Shew - Heavyweights Louis Smith - There Goes My Heart Peter Sprague - Musica Del Mar John Stubblefield - Morning Song L. Subramaniam - Blossom Bennie Wallace - In Berlin Jiggs Whigham - Jiggs Up Andrienne Wilson - She's Dangerous Various Artists - Jazz Anthology Various Artists - Lush Life Various Artists - Realhot Jazz Various Artists - After Midnight: Late Night Jazz Various Artists - Colossal Saxophone Session Various Artists - We'll Have Manhattan Various Artists - All Day Thumbsucker Revisited Various Artists - All Star Jazz Various Artists - Sax for Lovers Various Artists - Complete Rodgers and Hart Songbook Various Artists - For the Love of Monk Various Artists - Billy Strayhorn Songbook Various Artists - Monterey Jazz Festival Various Artists - Low and Slow: The Blue Note Tenor Story Various Artists - CTI: Acid Jazz Grooves Various Artists - 32 Gems from 32 Jazz Various Artists - Jazz That's Easy Various Artists - Jazz: The Definitive Performances Various Artists - 32 Live Various Artists - Jazz After Dark, Vol. 2 Various Artists - Jazz for Lovers Various Artists - 32 More Gems from 32 Jazz Various Artists - Music of George Gershwin Various Artists - Jazz for a Summer Night Various Artists - Intimate Moments Various Artists - Ken Burns Jazz: The Story of Jazz Various Artists - Justin Time for Christmas, Vol. 3 Various Artists - Jazz Singing Various Artists - Milestone: Galaxy Sampler Various Artists - Lifeforce Jazz and Blues Various Artists – Jazz With Gentle Rhythms Various Artists - Midnight Music Various Artists - It Happened in Pescara - - - - -.
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