Recording Career
The Jazz Discography database lists him as having appeared on 235 jazz recording sessions from 1969 to 2011. As leader, he has recorded over 31 sessions from 1986 to 2011. As sideman, composer, and arranger, he has recorded with the following artist from 1969 to 2011 (in order of first listing with the artist):
- North Texas
- Jerry Fisher
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk
- Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers
- Woody Shaw
- Chico Hamilton
- Ryo Kawasaki
- Cedar Walton
- Slide Hampton
- Jerry Gonzalez
- Archie Shepp
- Pharoah Sanders
- Terumasa Hino
- Dexter Gordon
- Deadline
- Lester Bowie
- Carmen Lundy
- James Newton
- Jack Walrath
- Hilton Ruiz
- Daniel Ponce
- Ralph Moore
- McCoy Tyner
- Bob Stewart
- Lou Rawls
- Robin Eubanks
- Dizzy Gillespie
- Fred Wesley
- Art Ensemble of Chicago
- Art Ensemble of Chicago
- Larry Gales
- Ricky Ford
- Don Braden
- Cecil Bridgewater
- Charlie Sepúlveda
- Johnny Griffin
- Don Grolnick
- Bobby Watson
- Antonio Hart
- Vanessa Rubin
- Dave Valentin
- Freddy Cole
- Carl Allen
- Dee Dee Bridgewater
- The Carnegie Hall Jazz Band
- Christian McBride
- Regina Carter
- Tito Puente
- John Scofield
- Henry Butler
- Max Roach
- Phil Ranelin
- Benny Golson
- Tom Harrell
- Horace Silver
- Carol Sloane
- Kenny Burrell
- J.J. Johnson
- Eastwood After Hours
- All-Stars Y Amigos
- Swing Summit
- Ron Levy
- Michael Davis
- Absolute Trombone
- Mingus Big Band
- Lew Del Gatto
- Stefon Harris
- Yoron Israel
- Terence Blanchard
- Monty Alexander
- Ray Barretto
- Etta Jones
- Eddie Allen
- Nick Rolfe
- David "Fathead" Newman
- Fabio Morgera
- Jam Miami
- Andy Bey
- Naima Shamborguer
- Renee Rosnes
- Pamela Luss
- Monnette Sudler
- Chembo Corniel
- Earth Jazz Agents
- T.K. Blue
- John Farnsworth
- Frank Wess
- John Santos
- Marion Hayden
- Peppe Merolla
- Chicago Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble
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