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This is a list of released albums, sorted by recording date (see Explanations). As of October 2003 the old online discography is no longer available because it became more and more incomplete in comparison to the printed discography dream weaver which is now available. However, additions and corrections to the book edition will be published here online
Artist | Title | Label | recorded | remarks | |||
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1 | CHICO HAMILTON | Irma La Douce - Bye Bye Birdie | Columbia | 11/1960 | Lloyd on alto sax and flute; "chamber jazz" with guitar / cello | ||
2 | CHICO HAMILTON | Chico Hamilton Special | Columbia | 11/1960 | Lloyd on alto sax and flute; "chamber jazz" with guitar / cello | ||
3 | CHICO HAMILTON (various) | Jingle Bell Jazz | Columbia | 5/1961 | on 1 track | ||
4 | CHICO HAMILTON (various) | Who's Who In The Swinging Sixties | Columbia | 7/1961 | on 1 track | ||
5 | LES McCANN / G.WILSON | Les McCann sings | Pacific | 8/1961 | studio musician on 4 short tracks | ||
6 | CHICO HAMILTON | Drumfusion | Columbia | 2/1962 | Lloyd as musical director switches to tenor sax; with Gabor Szabo; all Lloyd compositions! | ||
7 | CHICO HAMILTON | The Giants Of Jazz | Columbia | 2/1962 | one alternate take with Lloyd | ||
8 | CHICO HAMILTON | Transfusion | Studio West | 1962 | rare recordings; with Gabor Szabo | ||
9 | CHICO HAMILTON | Passin Thru | Impulse! | 9/1962 | with Gabor Szabo | ||
10 | CHICO HAMILTON | A Different Journey | Reprise | 1/1963 | with Gabor Szabo; all Lloyd compositions! |
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11 | CHICO HAMILTON | Man From Two Worlds | Impulse! | 12/1963 | A classic! With Gabor Szabo; all Lloyd compositions, incl. Forest Flower | ||
12 | CHARLES LLOYD | Discovery! | Columbia | 5/1964 | the first under his own name | ||
13 | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | Live! | Capitol | 8/1964 | with Cannonball's classic group, incl. Joe Zawinul | ||
15 | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | Fiddler On The Roof | Capitol | 10/1964 | studio session with the same group | ||
16 | CANNONBALL ADDERLEY | Radio Nights | Night Records | 1+4/1965 | rare live recordings | ||
17 | CHARLES LLOYD | Of Course / Of Course | Columbia | 3/1965 | Gabor Szabo, Ron Carter, Tony Williams | ||
18 | CHARLES LLOYD | She's a woman / You know (single) | Columbia | 3/1965 | same | ||
19 | CHICO HAMILTON | Chic Chic Chico | Impulse! | 3/1965 | on one track | ||
20 | CHARLES LLOYD | Nirvana | Columbia | 3-10/1965 | Columbia take-outs | ||
21 | CHARLES LLOYD | Dream Weaver | Atlantic | 3/1966 | the first of the famous quartet:
Keith Jarrett, Jack DeJohnette, Cecil McBee; studio recording |
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22 | CHARLES LLOYD | Forest Flower | Atlantic | 9/1966 | live, same group | ||
23 | CHARLES LLOYD | The Flowering | Atlantic | 7+10/1966 | live, same group | ||
24 | CHARLES LLOYD | In Europe | Atlantic | 10/1966 | live, same group | ||
25 | CHARLES LLOYD | Love-In | Atlantic | 1/1967 | live, Ron McClure replaces McBee | ||
26 | CHARLES LLOYD | Journey Within | Atlantic | 1/1967 | live, same group | ||
27 | CHARLES LLOYD | In The Soviet Union | Atlantic | 5/1967 | live, same group | ||
28 | CHARLES LLOYD | Forest Flower | J-Bop | 5/66-10/67 | live bootleg; both quartet versions |
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29 | CHARLES LLOYD (various) | Jazz Jamboree '67, Vol. 1 | Muza | 10/1967 | 1 live track | ||
30 | CHARLES LLOYD (various) | I Giganti Del Jazz, Vol. 19 | Curcio | 1967 | 1 live track | ||
31 | CHARLES LLOYD | In Concert - Parigi 1967 | Jazz Collection | ? 1967 | live bootleg; same group | ||
32 | CHARLES LLOYD | Soundtrack | Atlantic | 11/1968 | live, same group | ||
33 | THE BEACH BOYS | Surf's Up | Caribou | 1971 | studio musician on 1 track | ||
34 | CHARLES LLOYD | Warm Waters | Kapp Records | ? 1971 | the first (and worst) of the "pop" albums | ||
35 | CANNED HEAT | Historical Figures And Ancient Heads | United Artists | 12/1971 | on 2 tracks | ||
36 | HARVEY MANDEL | The Snake | Janus | 1971/72 | on one track | ||
37 | CHARLES LLOYD | Moon Man | Kapp Records | ? 1972 | pop album; he sings! | ||
38 | THE DOORS | Full Circle | Elektra | ? 1972 | on 2 tracks | ||
39 | GABOR SZABO | Live With Charles Lloyd | Blue Thumb Rec. | ? 1972 | on 1 track | ||
40 | CHARLES LLOYD | Waves | A&M | ? 1972 | it's getting better; various groups with guitar; Szabo on 3 tracks | ||
41 | THE BEACH BOYS | Holland | Brother Records | 1972 | on 1 track | ||
42 | CHARLES LLOYD | Geeta | A&M | ? 1973 | a rockish-indian offering; plus a Stones medley! | ||
43 | CHARLES LLOYD | Morning Sunrise | ADC Records | ? 1973 | same style; Geeta out-takes released 1979 on an obscure label; the rarest! | ||
44 | ROGER McGUINN | Roger McGuinn | CBS | ? 1973 | ts on 2 tracks, one with Bob Dylan on harmonica | ||
45 | THE BEACH BOYS | Long Lost Surf Songs, Vol.6 | Silver Rarities | 6/1974 | one tracks; bootleg of a radio show with Mike Love and John McLaughlin | ||
46 | WILLIAM TRUCKAWAY | Breakaway | Reprise | 1976 | studio musician | ||
47 | THE BEACH BOYS | 15 Big Ones | Brother Records | 1/76,5/76 | on one track | ||
48 | THE BEACH BOYS | M.I.U Album | Reprise | ? 1978 | on 4 tracks | ||
49 | CELEBRATION (various) | Almost Summer (Soundtrack) | MCA Records | ? 1978 | on 5 tracks, some solos | ||
50 | CELEBRATION | Celebration | Pacific Arts | ? 1978 | on a few tracks | ||
51 | CELEBRATION | Disco Celebration | ? 1978 | on 1 instrumental track; very rare | |||
52 | CHARLES LLOYD | Weavings | Pacific Arts | ? 1978 | with strings and horns | ||
53 | CHARLES LLOYD | Koto | ADC Records | 11+/1978 | quiet pieces with koto; rare! | ||
54 | MARA PURL | Koto Kist | Milford-Haven | 11+/1978 | 2 tracks from the same session | order here | |
55 | CHARLES LLOYD | Big Sur Tapestry | Pacific Arts | ? 1979 | one side flute solo, one with harp (Georgia Kelly), very meditative | ||
56 | CHARLES LLOYD | Autumn In New York, Vol.1, | Destiny Records | ? 1979 | standards, with strings | ||
57 | CHARLES LLOYD | Night Blooming Jasmine | Forest Farm | ? 1982 | a promo MC with Petrucciani | ||
58 | CHARLES LLOYD | Montreux 82 | Elektra Musician | 7/1982 | live; Petrucciani, Danielsson, Theus; not on CD |
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59 | CHARLES LLOYD | A Night In Copenhagen | Blue Note | 1983 | live; Petrucciani, Danielsson, Theus; Bobby McFerrin guests on 2 tracks | ||
60 | CHARLES LLOYD (various) | One Night With Blue Note Vol 4 | Blue Note | 2/1985 | 5 tracks; live with Petrucciani, McBee, DeJohnette | ||
61 | CHARLES LLOYD | Fish Out Of Water | ECM | Jon | the first on ECM, a new era; Bobo Stenson, Palle Danielsson, Christensen | ||
62 | CHARLES LLOYD | Notes From Big Sur | ECM | 11/1991 | Stenson, Anders Jormin, Ralph Peterson | ||
63 | CHARLES LLOYD | The Call | ECM | 7/1993 | Stenson, Jormin, Billy Hart | ||
64 | CHARLES LLOYD et al. | Acoustic Masters Vol. 1 | Atlantic | 7/1993 | Cedar Walton, Buster Williams, Billy Higgins | ||
65 | CHARLES LLOYD | All My Relations | ECM | 7/1994 | Stenson, Jormin, Hart | ||
66 | CHARLES LLOYD (various) | A Big Hand For Hanshin | Polydor (Jap.) | 11/1994 | 1 live track; Stenson, Jormin, Hart | ||
67 | JOE SAMPLE | Old Places Old Faces | Warner Bros. | ? late 95 | on 3 tracks | ||
68 | CHARLES LLOYD | Canto | ECM | 12/1996 | Stenson, Jormin, Hart | ||
69 | MARK ISHAM | Afterglow | Columbia | ? 1997 | witrh Gary Burton, Geri Allen, Billy Higgins o.a. | ||
70 | CHARLES LLOYD | Voice In The Night | ECM | 5/1998 | John Abercrombie, Dave Holland, Higgins | ||
71 | CHARLES LLOYD (various) | The Best of Summer Nights at MOCA | no label | summer 1999 | 1 live track; Brad Mehldau, Jeffrey Littleton, Higgins | ||
72 | CHARLES LLOYD | The Water Is Wide | ECM | 12/1999 | Mehldau, Abercrombie, Larry Grenadier, Higgins | ||
73 | CHARLES LLOYD | Hyperion With Higgins | ECM | 12/1999 | same | ||
74 | CHARLES LLOYD | Lift Every Voice | ECM | 2000 | Abercrombie, Allen, Grenadier, Marc Johnson, Hart | ||
75 | CHARLES LLOYD - BILLY HIGGINS | Which Way Is East | ECM | 01/2001 | duos | ||
76 | CHARLES LLOYD | Jumping the Creek | ECM | 01/2004 | Geri Allen, Ruben Rogers, Eric Harland |
Note: All ECM titles can also be ordered from Lotus Records.
If there appear other groups beside the one in which Lloyd is playing, the artist field has a "various" in brackets. If a number is not given in boldface, Lloyd plays an insignificant role on that album as a total, either as big band member or he just plays on very few tracks. The colors of the number field have the following meaning:
Yellow | Charles Lloyd as "Musical Director" of Chico Hamilton's
group;
they play almost exclusively Lloyd's compositions |
Red | The "Classic Quartet" with Keith Jarrett |
Green | Quartet with Michel Petrucciani |
Blue | Quartet with Bobo Stenson |
Orange | Groups with John Abercrombie |