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| Charles Earland: leader and co-leader discography |
| Boss Organ, Charles Earland Trio, 1969, Choice, 517 | |
| Soul Crib, Charles Earland, 1969, Choice 520 |  |
| Black Power, Charles Earland, 1969, Rare Bird |  |
| Black Talk!, Charles Earland, 1970, Prestige PR 7758 |  |
| Black Drops, Charles Earland, 1970, Prestige PR 7815 |  |
| Living Black!, Charles Earland, 1970, Prestige 10009 |  |
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Freakin Off, Charles Earland, 1971?, Big Chance Tracks : Freakin' Off Part 1, Freakin' Off Part 2, Strangers In The Night, Fly Me To The Moon, One For Lee, Stormy Monday Blues, Days Of Wine And Roses, Getting To Know You, Yeah Sir, Milestones Musicians : Charles Earland and others This is possibly the same music that was released on Introducing George Freeman in 1971. Subsequently released on Trip Jazz in 1974. |  |
| Soul Story, Charles Earland, 1972, Prestige 10018 |  |
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Black Talk!, Charles Earland, 1972, Prestige 10024 Originally released in 1970 (Prestige 7758) |  |
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Black Drops, Charles Earland, 1972, Prestige 10029 A reissue of the 1971 LP (Prestige 7815). |  |
| Intensity, Charles Earland, 1972, Prestige 10041 |  |
| Live At Lighthouse, Charles Earland, 1972, Prestige 10050 |  |
| Charles, III, Charles Earland, 1973, Prestige 10061 |  |
| Leaving This Planet, Charles Earland, 1973, Prestige 66002 |  |
| The Dynamite Brothers, Charles Earland, 1974, Prestige 10082 |  |
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Charles Earland, Charles Earland, 1974, Trip Jazz Tracks : Freakin' Off Part 1, Freakin' Off Part 2, Strangers In The Night, Fly Me To The Moon, One For Lee, Stormy Monday Blues, Days Of Wine And Roses, Getting To Know You, Yeah Sir, Milestones Musicians : Charles Earland and others This is possibly the same music that was released on Introducing George Freeman in 1971. Released as Freakin Off credited to Charles Earland on the Big Chance label. |  |
| Kharma, Charles Earland, 1975, Prestige 10095 |  |
| Odyssey, Charles Earland, 1976, Mercury |  |
| The Great Pyramid, Charles Earland, 1976, Mercury |  |
| Revelation, Charles Earland, 1977, Mercury |  |
| Smokin', Charles Earland, 1977, Muse 5126 |  |
| Mama Roots, Charles Earland, 1977, Muse 5156 |  |
| Perceptions, Charles Earland, 1978, Mercury |  |
| Infant Eyes, Charles Earland, 1979, Muse 5181 |  |
| Pleasant Afternoon, Charles Earland, 1980, Muse 5201 |  |
| Coming To You Live, Charles Earland, 1981, Columbia |  |
| In The Pocket, Charles Earland, 1981, Muse 5240 |  |
| Earland's Jam, Charles Earland, 1981, Columbia |  |
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One Night Stand: A Keyboard Event, Various Artists, 1981, Columbia Tracks : Charleston Rag (Eubie Blake), After The Rain (Ramsey Lewis), Pentagonal (Ramsey Lewis / Sir Roland Hanna), Sunshower (Kenny Barron), Calypso (Kenny Barron), Mirabella (Rodney Franklin), The Princess (Rodney Franklin), When Johnny Comes Marching Home (Charles Earland / George Duke), Winding River (Bob James), Doom (Bob James), Memory Of Minnie (Bob James), A Common Cause: Brotherly Love; Reckoning (Sir Roland Hanna), D.C.H. (Herbie Hancock / George Duke), Hexagon (Bob James / George Duke / Herbie Hancock / Ramsey Lewis / Rodney Franklin / Sir Roland Hanna) |  |
| Earland's Street Themes, Charles Earland, 1983, Columbia |  |
| Front Burner, Charles Earland, 1988, Milestone 9165 |  |
| Third Degree Burn, Charles Earland, 1989, Milestone 9174 |  |
| Whip Appeal, Charles Earland, 1991, Muse 5409 |  |
| Unforgettable, Charles Earland, 1992, Muse 5455 |  |
| I Ain't Jivin' I'm Jammin', Charles Earland, 1994, Muse 5481 |  |
| Ready 'n Able, Charles Earland, 1995, Muse 5499 |  |
| Blowin' The Blues Away, Charles Earland, 1997, HighNote |  |
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Living Black!, Charles Earland, 1997, Prestige 24182 An expanded version of the 1971 Living Black album. |  |
| Slammin' And Jammin', Charles Earland, 1998, Savant |  |
| Charles Earland's Jazz Organ Summit, Charles Earland, 1998, Cannonball |  |
| he Reunion: Live At Akbar Hall, ESPM, 1998, Nectar |  |
| Cookin' with the Mighty Burner, Charles Earland, 1999, HighNote |  |
| Live, Charles Earland, 1999, Cannonball |  |
| Stomp, Charles Earland, 2000, HighNote |  |
| If Only For One Night, Charles Earland with Najee, 2002, HighNote |  |
| Earland's Street Themes (Expanded Version), Charles Earland, 2012, Columbia |  |
| Charles Earland: leader and co-leader discography: compilations, twofers, etc |
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Burners, Charles Earland, 1980, Prestige MPP 2501 A compilation of tracks released on Prestige albums between 1969 and 1973. |  |
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Black Talk! / Black Drops, Charles Earland, 1995, Ace / Beat Goes Public A CD release that combines the albums Black Talk and Black Drops. |  |
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Living Black! / Live At The Lighthouse, Charles Earland, 1998, Ace / Beat Goes Public A CD release that combines the albums Living Black! and Live At The Lighthouse. |  |
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Organomically Correct, Charles Earland, 1999, 32 Jazz / Savoy Jazz A compilation of tracks taken from late 1970's Muse albums. |  |
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Charlie's Greatest Hits, Charles Earland, 2000, Prestige 24250 A compilation of tracks originally released in the early 1970s plus one previously unreleased track. |  |
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The Almighty Burner, Charles Earland, 2000, 32 Jazz A compilation of tracks taken from Muse albums. |  |
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Anthology, Charles Earland, 2001, Soul Brother A double CD, cross label, compilation of tracks released between 1970 and 1982. |  |
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At The Movies, The Blackbyrds / Charles Earland, 2001, Prestige 24255 Combines two movie soundtrack album Cornbread, Earl and Me by The Blackbyrds from 1975 and Dynamite Brothers by Charles Earland from 1973. |  |
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In Concert, Charles Earland, 2002, Prestige 24267 Combines the two live albums Live At The Lighthouse from 1972 and Kharma from 1974. |  |
| Funk Fantastique, Charles Earland, 2004, Prestige PRCD 11030 A compilation of tracks from Prestige albums. |  |
| The Mighty Burner: The Best of His Highnote Recordings, Charles Earland, 2004, HighNote |  |
| Charles Earland: sideman: main albums and selected single artist collections |
| Say It Loud!, Lou Donaldson, 1968, Blue Note 4299 |  |
| Hot Dog, Lou Donaldson, 1969, Blue Note 4318 |  |
| Everything I Play Is Funky, Lou Donaldson, 1969, Blue Note 4337 |  |
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Right On Brother, Boogaloo Joe Jones, 1970, Prestige PR 7766 Rereleased in 1972 as Prestige 10025.
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| Soul Liberation, Rusty Bryant, 1970, Prestige PR 7798 |  |
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Introducing George Freeman With Charles Earland Sitting In, George Freeman, 1971?, Giant Steps
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Right On Brother!, Boogaloo Joe Jones, 1972, Prestige 10025 Originally released in 1970 as Prestige 7766.
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Soul Liberation, Rusty Bryant, 1972, Prestige 10028 Originally released in 1970 as Prestige 7798. |  |
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Frantic Diagnosis, George Freeman, 1976?, Bam-Boo
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| Bar Wars, Willis Jackson, 1978, Muse 5162 |  |
| The Nearness Of You, Houston Person, 1978, Muse 5178 |  |
| Part Of You, Eric Gale, 1979, Columbia |  |
| Touch Of Silk, Eric Gale, 1980, Columbia |  |
| Nothing Butt, Willis Jackson, 1980, Muse 5294 |  |
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Legends Of Acid Jazz, Boogaloo Joe Jones, 1996, Prestige 24167 2-on-1 CD release of Boogaloo Joe from 1969 and Right On Brother from 1970. Rusty Bryant plays on the both source albums. |  |
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Legends Of Acid Jazz, Rusty Bryant, 1996, Prestige 24168 CD release that combines Night Train Now from 1969 with Soul Liberation from 1970. |  |
| Million Dollar Secret, Irene Reid, 1997, Savant |  |
| I Ain't Doing Too Bad, Irene Reid, 1998, Savant |  |
| Alexander The Great, Eric Alexander, 1999, HighNote |  |
| Breaking The Ice, Bob DeVos, 1999, Savant |  |
| The Uptown Lowdown, Irene Reid, 2000, Savant |  |
| Fire at Keaton's Bar & Grill, Roy Nathanson, 2000, Six Degrees |  |
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Last updated November 2015 |