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| Ted Dunbar: leader and co-leader albums |
| In Tandem, Kenny Barron & Ted Dunbar, 1978
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| Opening Remarks, Ted Dunbar, 1978
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| Secundum Artem, Ted Dunbar, 1981
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| Jazz Guitarist, Ted Dunbar, 1982
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| Gentle Time Alone, Ted Dunbar, 1992?
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| A Tribute to Wes Montgomery, Volume 1, Project G-7, 1993
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| A Tribute to Wes Montgomery, Volume 2, Project G-7, 1993 |  |
| Ted Dunbar on albums led by other musicians: albums and single artist compilations |
| House Of David, David Newman, 1967
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| Pretty Things, Lou Donaldson, 1970
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| Purdie Good, Bernard Purdie, 1971
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| What's Goin' On, Johnny "Hammond" Smith, 1971
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| Charles Williams, Charles Williams, 1971
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| Sings And Swings Organ, Gloria Coleman, 1971
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| Ego, Tony Williams Lifetime, 1971
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The Nucleus, Galt McDermot, 1971, Kilmarnock Tracks : Fishing, Bedroom, Love Scene, Opening, Golden Apples Part I, Golden Apples Part III, Love Scene (Climax), Duffer, Golden Apples Part II, Black Street Nightmare Musicians : Galt McDermot, Ted Dunbar, Billy Nichols, Gordon Edwards, Bernard Purdie
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| The Best of, David Newman, 1971
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| My Way, Gene Ammons, 1972
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| Alice Clark, Alice Clark, 1972
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| Siku Ya Bibi (Day Of The Lady), Charles McPherson, 1972
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The Loud Minority, Frank Foster, 1972, Mainstream MRL 349 Tracks : The Loud Minority, Requiem For Dusty, J.P.'s Thing, E.W. - Beautiful People Musicians : Frank Foster, Hannibal Marvin Peterson, Cecil Bridgewater, Charles McGee, Dick Griffin, Kenny Rodgers, Harold Mabern, Jan Hammer, Earl Dunbar, Gene Perla, Stan Clarke, Omar Clay, Richard Pratt, Elvin Jones, Airto Moreira, Dee Dee Bridgewater |  |
| Smokin', Curtis Fuller, 1972
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| The Return Of, Don Patterson, 1972 (aka The Genius Of The B-3)
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| She Is My Lady, Grady Tate, 1972
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| Dark Of Light, Norman Connors, 1973
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| Svengali, Gil Evans, 1973
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| Flute Of The Loom, Frank Wess, 1973
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| New York, Bobby Pierce, 1974
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| Kwanza (The First), Albert Heath, 1974
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| Ms. Bu, Bu Pleasant, 1974
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| West Afric, Willis Jackson, 1974
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| Peruvian Blue, Kenny Barron, 1974
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| Asante, McCoy Tyner, 1974
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| Sizzle, Sam Rivers, 1976
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| Cinnamon Flower, Charlie Rouse Band, 1976
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| Harvest, Richard Davis, 1977
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Chiquito Loco, Frank Foster Quintet, 1979, Bingow 02 Tracks : Chiquito Loco, Theme For Ernie, Joy Spring, Shiny Stockings Musicians : Frank Foster, Mickey Tucker, Ted Dunbar, Earl May, Billy Hart |  |
| Shiny Stockings, Frank Foster, 1979
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| Thundering, David Schnitter, 1979
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| Me Myself An Eye, Charles Mingus, 1979
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| Xanadu At Montreux, Vol. One, Xanadu All-Stars, 1979
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| Xanadu At Montreux, Vol. Two, Xanadu All-Stars, 1979
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| Xanadu At Montreux, Vol. Three, Xanadu All-Stars, 1979
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| Xanadu At Montreux, Vol. Four, Xanadu All-Stars, 1979
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| Glowing, David Schnitter, 1981
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| Crawl, Mickey Tucker, 1981
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| Something Like A Bird, Charles Mingus, 1981
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| Music For Violin & Jazz Quartet, Michal Urbaniak, 1981
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| Resurgence, David "Fathead" Newman, 1981
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Live: A Blues Ain't Nothin' But A Trip, Frank Foster, 1981, Bingow 3107 Tracks : A Blues Ain't Nothing But A Trip, Simone, Giant Steps, Jane Huck Musicians : Frank Foster, Mickey Tucker, Ted Dunbar, Earl May, Billy Hart |  |
| There's Something About An Old Love, Earl Coleman, 1981?
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| Experiment in White, Janis Siegel, 1982 Tracks : Back to the Islands, Lovin' Eyes, How High the Moon, Guess Who I Saw Today?, Hammer and Nails, To Be with You, All the Love in the World, Jackie Musicians : Ted Dunbar probably plays on this album.
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Softly As In A Morning Sunrise, Marlene, 1985, CBS/Sony Tracks : My Favorite Things, In A Mellow Tone, All Of Me, Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise, Solitude, Route 66, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Side By Side, Moonlight In Vermont Musicians : Ted Dunbar plays on this album.
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| Ties Of Love, Buddy Montgomery, 1986
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The Frank Foster Non Electric Company, Frank Foster, 1987, EPM Musique Tracks : Chiquito Loco, Theme for Ernie, Joy Spring, Shiny Stockings, A Blues Ain’t Nothing But a Trip, Simone Musicians : Frank Foster, Mickey Tucker, Ted Dunbar, Earl May, Billy Hart |  |
| As Time Goes By, Susannah McCorkle, 1987
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| The Jazzmobile Allstars, The Jazzmobile Allstars, 1989
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| Blue Head, David "Fathead" Newman Quintet featuring Clifford Jordan, 1990
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| Dear Mr. Basie, Frank Wess and the Harry Edison Orchestra, 1990
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| That Holiday Feeling, Joe Williams, 1990
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| Blues In Five Dimensions, Mickey Tucker, 1990?
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| Night At The Concord Pavilion, Mel Torme, 1991
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| Entre Nous, The Frank Wess Orchestra, 1991
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| Fujitsu-Concord Jazz Festival In Japan 1990, Mel Torme, 1991
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| Vivian, J.J. Johnson, 1992
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| Sankofa / Rear Garde, Hamiet Bluiett, 1993
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| Volcano Blues, Randy Weston / Melba Liston, 1993
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| Stolen Moments: The Lady Sings...Jazz And Blues: Live, Diana Ross, 1993, Motown Tracks : Fine And Mellow, Them There Eyes, Don't Explain,, What A Little Moonlight Can Do, Mean To Me, Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be), Gimme A Pigfoot (And A Bottle Of Beer), Little Girl Blue, There's A Small Hotel, I Cried For You, The Man I Love, God Bless The Child, Love Is Here To Stay, You've Changed, Strange Fruit, Good Morning Heartache, Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do, My Man, Fine And Mellow (Reprise) Musicians : Ted Dunbar plays on this album. |  |
| House of David: The David "Fathead" Newman Anthology, David Newman, 1993
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| Purdie Good / Shaft, Bernard Purdie, 1993
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| I'm A Fool To Want You, Nathan Davis, 1995?
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| Dark Of Light/Dance Of Magic, Norman Connors, 1995
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| The Best of Lou Donaldson, Vol. II, Lou Donaldson, 1996
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| Legends of Acid Jazz, Bernard Purdie, 1996
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| Brazil, Charlie Rouse, 1997
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| Live At The Village Vanguard: Ballads & Blues, Hamiet Bluiett, 1997
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| Uptown Groove, Zachary Breaux, 1997
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| Lone_Star_Legend: Still Hard Times / Resurgence, David "Fathead" Newman, 1997
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| Jazz Profile 13, McCoy Tyner, 1997
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Spectrum: The Anthology, Tony Williams Lifetime, 1997, Verve Tracks : Emergency, Where, Vashkar, Spectrum, Sangria For Three, To Whom It May Concern - Them, To Whom It May Concern - Us, Big Nick, Right On, Vuelta Abajo, A Famous Blues, Allah Be Praised, One Word, There Comes A Time, Circa 45, Two Worlds, Some Hip Drum Shit, Lonesome Wells, Mom And Dad, The Urchins Of Shermese, You Make It Easy, Whatcha Gonna Do Today, The Mystic Knights Of The Sea, Boodang, The Old Bum's Rush Musicians : Tony Williams, Larry Young (tracks 1 to 20), Webster Lewis, David Horowitz, John McLaughlin, Ted Dunbar, Tequila, Ron Carter, Herb Bushler, Jack Bruce, Don Alias, Warren Smith, Tillmon Williams A double CD anthology. |  |
| It's Mister Fathead, David Newman, 1998
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Swing!, Frank Foster, 1998, Challenge Jazz Tracks : Joy Spring, Chiquito Loco, Simone, Shiny Stockings, Theme for Ernie, Giant Steps Musicians : Frank Foster, Mickey Tucker, Ted Dunbar, Earl May, Billy Hart |  |
| Blue Breakbeats, Lou Donaldson, 1998
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| Steady Comin' At Ya, Don Patterson, 1998
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| Greatest Hits: The 70s, Gene Ammons, 1998
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| Ultimate, Tony Williams, 1999 Tracks : Some Hip Drum Shit, Emergency, Mom And Dad, Vashkar, Beyond Games, The Urchins Of Shermese, Vuelta Abajo, Clap City, Allah Be Praised, Big Nick, Via The Spectrum Road
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| Ultimate, Joe Williams, 1999
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| Forest Flowers, Richard Davis, 2000
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Up From The Basement: Unreleased Tracks Vol. 1, Galt MacDermot, 2000. Kilmarnock Tracks : Ripped Open By Metal Explosions, Duffer In F - Version Two, Never Die, Desire Not, There Was There, Come Away Death, Woe Is Me, And We Will Not Come Again, Rhinoceros Main Theme, Prison Life, DD-2-01, Love Knows No Season, Let The Sunshine In Musicians : Ted Dunbar plays on one track (Duffer In F - Version Two) of this collection of unreleased recordings from the 1967 to 1973 period.
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| Me Myself An Eye / Something Like A Bird, Charles Mingus, 2001
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| Two Darn Hot: A Night at the Concord Pavilion/Live at the Fujitsu-Concord, Mel Torme, 2002
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| Mosaic Select 25, McCoy Tyner, 2007
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| Complete Studio Recordings 1968-1972, Alice Clark, 2010
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