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Then
In”
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“Jinrik
Greenie
Star
Lamp
Of
Gold”
Alfredo
Lopes
(Tenor
and
Soprano
Saxophone),
Jeff
Usher
(Piano),
Sam
Shine
(Guitar),
Hans
Lovejoy
(Double
Bass),
Ben
Cox
(Drums)
and
Salvador
Castro
(Percussion)
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"The
Harmonic
Explorations
Of
Joe
Henderson:
A
Study
By
A
Professional
Jazz
Musician
Of
His
Contribution
To
The
Modern
Jazz
Composition
And
Tenor
Saxophone
Sound"
By
Alfredo
Lopes
Artwork
by
Bruni:
<http://www.brunijazzart.com/library/artists/Henderson,Joe541,24x30.htm>.
3
(Joe
Henderson
and
Alfredo
Lopes
outside
the
Blue
Note
Jazz
Club,
New
York,
September
1996)
A
big
thank
you
and
acknowledgement
to:
My
lord,
Jesus
Christ
(his
love
endures
forever);
Eastgate
Church,
Byron
Bay
(thank
you
for
your
prayers);
My
beautiful
wife
and
best
friend,
Sonja
Jane
Lopes
(formally
a
Henderson);
My
academic
supervisor,
Dr
Annie
Mitchell
whose
help
in
completing
this
project
was
invaluable;
Dr
Rob
Garbutt
(I
thoroughly
enjoyed
Research
Methods);
Hans
Lovejoy,
Jeff
Usher,
Sam
Shine,
Ben
Cox,
Salvador
Castro,
Troy
Lever,
Stan
Valacos,
Dimitri
Vouros
and
Tim
Bradley
(all
great
musicians
and
dear
friends);
Mauricio
Laratro,
Simon
7,
Slim
Pickens
(thank
you
for
helping
put
together
a
great
CD);
Victor
Lewis
and
Alan
Turnball
(your
insights
and
anecdotes
regarding
time
spent
playing
music
with
Joe
was
priceless);
Wayne
Shorter
(our
brief
encounters
over
the
years
and
your
words
of
wisdom
have
been
an
inspiration)
Barry
Harris
(what
a
great
teacher!);
Bob
Bernatos
(much
gratitude
for
allowing
me
to
use
your
interview);
Much
appreciation
for
Craig
Scott
and
all
the
teaching
staff,
past
and
present
at
the
jazz
department
of
Sydney
Conservatorium
Of
Music;
And
finally,
I
am
indebted
to
Joe
Henderson
for
his
time,
foresight,
knowledge
and
encouragement
passed
on
to
me
in
many
conversations
spent
on
the
phone
over
the
years.
May
his
music
live
on
in
our
hearts
and
minds.
Thank
you.
4
"The
Harmonic
Explorations
Of
Joe
Henderson:
A
Study
By
A
Professional
Jazz
Musician
Of
His
Contribution
To
The
Modern
Jazz
Composition
And
Tenor
Saxophone
Sound"
By
Alfredo
Lopes
This
Study
is
documented
as
an
Exegesis
in
the
following
format:
Chapter
1:
Introduction
(Page
6)
Chapter
5:
Analysis
of
improvisations
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(Page
41)
Chapter
6:
Analysis
of
original
compositions
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(Page
49)
Chapter
7:
Comparative
Study
(Page
57)
Chapter
8:
Final
Conclusions
(Page
59)
Joe
Henderson
at
Blue
Note
Records
session,
photo
by
Francis
Wolf
<http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/gallery.php?tag=joe+henderson>.
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Chapter
1:
Introduction
The
study
is
based
on
the
satisfactory
attainment
of
a
completed
performance
project
with
an
accompanying
exegesis
component
of
10000-‐12000
words
suited
to
Honours.
This
is
a
creative
practice
led
project
and
exegesis
seeking
to
demonstrate
why
Joe
Henderson
is
widely
considered
in
the
international
jazz
community
to
be
one
of
the
most
meaningful
players
and
composers
to
emerge
from
the
1960s,
inspiring
current
players
and
composers
in
the
field
of
modern
jazz
composition
and
tenor
saxophone
improvisation
by
evaluating
the
influence
of
his
compositions,
performance
and
improvisation
techniques
on
the
development
of
the
current
generation
of
Jazz
saxophonists.
It
is
a
composite
project
requiring
two
main
approaches:
1)
Creative
component:
transcription
and
analysis
of
Joe
Henderson’s
work,
composition
of
original
repertoire
and
a
documented
CD
recording
of
a
jazz
ensemble
performing
my
original
compositions.
2)
Theoretical
component:
a
review
of
literature
on
Joe
Henderson’s
scores
and
music,
an
analysis
of
interviews
with
colleagues
on
the
influence
of
Joe
Henderson,
and
an
evaluation
of
his
influence
on
my
development
as
a
musician/composer
and
saxophonist.
An
evaluation
of
Joe
Henderson's
influence
on
my
development
as
a
professional
jazz
musician,
composer
and
saxophonist
is
documented
and
a
harmonic
analysis
of
transcriptions
from
music
audio
files
of
influential
improvisational
saxophone
solos
by
the
selected
artist
is
written
out.
The
process
of
transcription
is
common
practice
for
jazz
musicians
and
it
enables
them
to
learn
tools
and
vocabulary
used
in
improvisation
and
the
jazz
language.
Original
compositions
were
written
by
Alfredo
Lopes,
performed
and
recorded
as
a
CD
recording
by
a
jazz
ensemble
led
by
Alfredo
Lopes
in
the
harmonic
style
of
Joe
Henderson,
putting
into
practice
the
information
learnt
from
methodologies
previously
mentioned
(Practise
Led
Research
from
the
Creative
Arts
Paradigm).
Due
to
technical
difficulties
with
the
music
notation
program
used,
all
transcription
excerpts
are
formatted
as
one
example
per
page.
All
transcriptions
are
written
by
the
author
unless
stated
and
are
to
be
included
in
the
overall
marking
along
with
the
exegesis
and
CD
recording.
The
majority
of
references
for
this
work
are
resourced
from
journals,
articles,
theses,
video
and
audio
files
from
music
libraries,
universities,
biographies,
books,
music
scores,
music
articles
and
internet
sources.
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The
source
material
consists
of
interviews
with
Joe
Henderson
and
a
study
of
his
music.
All
other
composite
material
consists
of
information
on
modern
jazz
composition
and
improvisation.
These
articles
focus
on
unique
melodic,
harmonic
and
rhythmic
musical
properties
employed
by
modern
jazz
artists,
like
Wayne
Shorter,
a
contemporary
of
Joe
Henderson.
There
has
been
quite
a
bit
of
information
written
about
Joe
Henderson
but
little
has
been
said
on
the
mechanics
of
his
music
or
personal
insights
of
a
jazz
musician’s
experience
when
absorbing
this
information,
helping
the
individual
develop
new
ideas
and
creative
methods
which
could
further
advance
the
language
of
jazz.
Of
particular
interest
and
use
in
demonstrating
his
contribution
will
be
the
utilisation
of
anecdotes
from
my
personal
encounters
and
that
of
other
musicians
who
played
with
Joe
Henderson.
Narratives
are
used
to
show
how
these
events
have
influenced
my
studies.
One
example
is
Joe’s
incredible
sense
of
rhythm,
evident
in
his
saxophone
improvisations.
I
recall
how
Joe
Henderson
had
a
fascination
with
drummers;
in
particular,
I
remember
a
conversation
I
once
had
with
Alan
Turnball,
the
great
Australian
Jazz
Drummer.
Alan
told
me
about
his
first
experience
of
playing
music
with
Joe
Henderson
on
the
bandstand,
"It
was
frightening,
Joe
would
stand
right
next
to
you
and
check
out
what
you
were
doing
whilst
someone
else
was
soloing".
Another
example
in
understanding
information
that
shaped
Joe
Henderson’s
musicianship
was
recognised
during
my
studies
with
jazz
educator,
Barry
Harris
on
two
occasions
in
New
York
in
1996
and
2000.
Harris,
along
with
Henderson,
was
enrolled
at
Wayne
State
University
in
Detroit.
While
there
the
two
became
friends
and
Barry
taught
Joe
the
language
of
jazz
and
“bebop”,
the
music
of
Charlie
Parker
(Joe
Henderson
article
from
Jazz
Journal
1969).
7
(Alfredo
Lopes
and
Dr.
Barry
Harris,
Julliard
School
of
Music,
New
York,
September
1996)
Barry
Harris
explained
to
us
“music
is
movement”.
I
have
fond
memories
of
this
short,
excitable,
African
American
elderly
man
with
a
big
white
afro
hair-‐do,
a
great
knowledge
of
jazz
harmony,
teaching
in
a
unique
way,
singing
a
musical
line
and
relaying
information
to
you
all
at
the
same
time!
Joe
offered
simple
straightforward
answers
to
questions,
and
taught
much
like
Barry
Harris.
As
a
teacher,
he
was
aware
of
how
human
beings
process
and
retain
information
differently.
Sometimes
you
had
to
read
between
the
lines.
On
one
occasion
I
asked
him
about
his
approach
to
playing
through
the
chord
changes
and
harmony
of
a
tune.
He
responded
with,
"You
hit
the
targets
but
let
the
psychic
winds
carry
you".
This
response
led
me
to
thinking
about
the
game,
“join
the
dots”,
where
you
draw
lines
from
one
number
to
the
next
until
you
have
a
complete
picture;
much
like
playing
the
most
important
notes
in
the
chord
but
allowing
the
musical
line
freedom
to
move
in
limitless
directions.
I
will
expand
on
this
point
later
on
in
my
music
analysis.
Joe
Henderson
articulates
the
importance
of
having
a
technical
command
of
your
instrument,
a
thorough
understanding
of
harmony,
melody
and
rhythm,
the
use
of
imagination
and
the
interpretation
of
a
composition
as
essential
qualities
needed
in
the
art
of
creating
good
music
(Garcia
1993).
8
By
reading
good
literature,
Henderson
used
concepts
found
in
writing
to
express
his
ideas
musically
(Murphy
1990),
emphasising
it
as
a
source
of
inspiration
and
transformation
of
the
imagination
and
intellect
for
creative
musicians
(Garcia
1993)
He
"Started
to
pick
up
the
dice,
roll
them,
taking
chances"
(Martin
1991),
adopting
a
fresh
approach
every
time
you
would
perform
as
an
improvising
musician
or
as
a
composer
and
he
did
not
allow
boredom
or
cliché
to
creep
in
to
the
music
(Garcia
1993)
Joe
Henderson
was
a
masterful
interpreter
of
other
people's
music
who
demonstrated
technique,
originality
and
virtuosity
on
the
tenor
saxophone
of
standard
song
forms,
placing
himself
in
the
shoes
of
the
composer,
trying
to
understand
what
they
were
trying
to
achieve
as
a
writer
(Martin
1991).
This
point
reminds
me
of
a
conversation
I
had
with
New
York
drummer,
Victor
Lewis
who
once
told
to
me
that
"Joe
was
the
perfect
balance
of
intellect
and
intuition".
Victor
relayed
a
story
of
a
recording
session
he
was
involved
in
that
included
Joe
Henderson
and
the
trumpet
player,
Woody
Shaw.
Victor
had
written
out
all
the
parts
of
an
original
tune
for
the
various
instruments
and
handed
a
Bb
tenor
saxophone
chart
to
Joe,
who
proceeded
to
re
write
it
back
into
concert
piano
key.
He
had
not
touched
the
saxophone
throughout
this
whole
process
and
when
it
came
time
to
play
the
composition
after
the
process
of
internalization,
in
Victor's
words,
"Joe
played
it
better
than
I
wrote
it".
Henderson’s
mastery
of
the
jazz
tradition
was
intensified
through
listening
to
records,
transcribing
the
musical
line
and
paying
homage
to
musical
elders
(Murphy
1990).
His
first
experience
of
this
occurred
when
an
older
brother
had
him
listen
to,
imitate
and
learn
from
Lester
Young's
tenor
saxophone
solo
on
"DB
Blues"
(Young
December
1945).
It
is
a
wonderful
solo
by
the
father
of
saxophone
playing
and
I
have
really
enjoyed
transcribing
and
learning
from
it.
This
support
material
is
included
at
the
end
of
the
exegesis
(Appendices:
Q).
Virtuosic
and
creative
individuals
like
Henderson
were
innovative
in
creating
a
new
style
in
jazz
composition
and
improvisation.
"If
jazz
is
to
become
'modern'
again,
it
will
have
to
do
more
than
represent
what's
been
done
and
done
better
by
previous
generations”
(Martin).
“It
is
this
generation
that
should
be
setting
standards
for
new
modernism"
(Martin).
9
Gottlieb,
WP
September
1946,
Portrait
of
Lester
Young,
Famous
Door,
New
York,
N.Y.,
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lester_Young_(Gottlieb_09431).jpg>.
10
Chapter
2:
LITERATURE
REVIEW
AND
METHODOLOGY
The
following
literature
review
has
led
to
new
discoveries
and
insightful
information
on
Joe
Henderson,
jazz
improvisation,
composition,
practice
based
research
and
auto
ethnographic
techniques
and
methodologies.
This
work
has
been
influential
on
my
development
as
a
saxophonist,
improviser
and
composer.
JOE
HENDERSON
Joe
Henderson
was
a
great
technician
of
the
tenor
saxophone
who
learnt
to
improvise
from
listening
to
records
and
transcription.
He
was
a
composer
of
the
modern
music
and
his
originality
came
from
playing
music
between
the
two
spheres
of
1960s
jazz,
the
free
music
of
Ornette
Coleman
and
the
melodic
invention
of
Charlie
Parker
and
Hard
Bop.
In
this
paper,
one
of
White's
goals
was
to
"elucidate
the
harmonic
style
of
Joe
Henderson's
improvisations
with
the
contention
that
Henderson
was
an
improviser
influenced
by
bebop
equally
displaying
harmonic
techniques
considered
avant-‐garde"
(White
2008).
These
music
techniques,
influences
and
attitudes
were
evident
during
the
1960s.
Musicians
were
experimenting
with
the
harmony
and
form
in
improvisation
and
composition,
finding
new
ways
to
express
their
thinking.
This
intrepid
new
music
was
reflected
in
the
era
of
classic
Blue
Note
recordings
like
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“Henderson’s
fiery
Inner
Urge
(Henderson
1964)
which
demonstrated
a
harmonic
and
adventurous
title
track
revealing
a
new,
virtuosic
and
original
style
on
the
tenor
saxophone
whose
influences
ranged
from
Charlie
Parker
and
Stan
Getz
to
John
Coltrane
and
Ornette
Coleman.”
(Koransky
2001)
In
a
1966
interview
for
Down
Beat
Jazz
Magazine
Henderson
acknowledges
how
Ornette
Coleman’s
music
shaped
his
approach,
“Ornette
inspired
me
to
move
from
the
canal-‐like
narrow-‐mindedness
of
the
‘40s
through
the
latter
‘50s
to
the
Grand
Canyon-‐like
harmonic
awareness
of
the
‘60s.”
(Koransky
2001)
A
jazz
musician
like
Henderson
typically
learns
their
art
through
imitation
and
listening
to
the
masters
and
innovators
like
Ornette
Coleman.
Of
special
note
is
Joe's
reference
to
his
older
brothers’
record
collection.
In
an
interview
with
John
P.
Murphy
(Murphy
1990)
Henderson
mentions
how
he
absorbed
and
learnt
from
this
music
early
in
life.
These
musical
influences
had
led
Henderson
to
a
new
found
freedom
of
“playing
free
within
the
structure,
or
connecting
melodic
ideas
without
delineating
every
chord
underneath;
thus
seeming
to
improvise
free
melody.”
(Cordle
1992)
The
first
solo
learnt
by
him
on
tenor
saxophone
at
the
age
of
10
was
Lester
Young's
"DB
Blues"(Young
1945).This
was
his
very
first
experience
of
transcribing
a
saxophone
solo,
an
efficient
exercise
practised
by
jazz
musicians
as
a
means
to
develop
one’s
voice
on
their
chosen
instrument
with
the
hope
of
extending
the
vocabulary
of
jazz
tradition.
Henderson
was
not
only
a
great
improviser
and
contributor,
extending
the
jazz
tradition
but
is
also
considered
a
masterful
interpreter.
Henderson
comments
on
his
intention
of
placing
himself
in
the
shoes
of
the
composer,
hoping
to
understand
what
they
were
trying
to
achieve
as
a
writer.
“I’ve
always
tried
to
recreate
melodies
even
better
than
the
composers
who
wrote
them.
I’ve
always
tried
to
come
up
with
something
that
never
even
occurred
to
them.
This
is
the
challenge:
not
to
rearrange
the
intentions
of
the
composers
but
to
stay
within
the
parameters
of
what
the
composers
have
in
mind
and
be
creative
and
imaginative
and
meaningful.”
(Bourne
1992)
Throughout
his
career
he
kept
returning
to
favourite
tunes
such
as
Bronislaw
Kaper’s
“Invitation”,
Sam
Rivers’
“Beatrice”,
Duke
Ellington’s
“Chelsea
Bridge”
and
Thelonious
Monk’s
“Ask
Me
Now”.
As
Joe
Henderson
points
out,
“Those
tunes,
they
have
no
end,
they
will
remain
as
long
as
there
is
music
to
be
played,”
(Stewart
1993).
These
compositions
provide
vehicles
for
musicians
to
interpret
and
use
their
imagination
on
the
song
form,
creating
a
platform
for
an
extension
of
the
improvisational
jazz
solo.
Henderson
was
a
great
technician
on
the
tenor
saxophone
allowing
him
to
interpret
ideas.
He
was
an
improviser
of
original
thought
and
a
composer
of
the
modern
music
and
in
an
unpublished
interview
with
Bob
Bernotas,
Henderson
reveals
basic
fundamentals
involved
in
his
teaching
of
the
saxophone.
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“Let’s
say
I’m
a
good
technical
saxophonist,
but
I
want
to
learn
how
to
improvise.
What
are
some
of
the
basics
that
you
would
go
over
with
me?”
Bernotas
“I
would
start
you
by
learning
your
scales—your
major,
your
minor
scales
throughout
the
entire
range
of
the
saxophone.”
Henderson
(Bernotas
1992)
As
an
improvising
jazz
saxophonist,
this
comment
reminds
me
of
the
importance
placed
on
understanding
basic
music
principles
across
the
entire
scope
of
your
instrument.
This
prepares
you
for
execution
of
ideas
and
develops
your
creative
voice
without
having
physical
limitations
on
your
instrument
as
an
impediment
to
free
expression.
In
an
interview
with
Antonio
J.Garcia,
Henderson
reveals
specific
technical
aspects
of
improvisation
and
playing
of
the
saxophone.
He
is
very
aware
as
a
teacher
of
how
different
human
beings
process
and
retain
information
as
he
speaks
to
each
student.
He
gives
them
information
to
help
them
develop
their
"creative
juices"
(Henderson)
and
compares
this
to
learning
how
to
write
or
read
a
language
(Garcia
1993).
By
having
an
appreciation
for
great
literature
Joe
uses
this
inspiration
in
his
music
and
improvisation.
It
makes
logical
sense,
as
improvisation,
much
like
storytelling,
requires
the
placement
of
ideas
in
phrases
that
are
interlinked
throughout
a
structure,
which
is
grounded
in
a
beginning,
middle
and
an
end.
Words
have
always
inspired
Joe
Henderson.
“I
try
to
create
ideas
in
a
musical
way
the
same
as
writers
try
to
create
images
with
words.
I
use
the
mechanics
of
writing
in
playing
in
solos.
I
use
quotations.
I
use
commas,
semicolons.”
(Bourne
1992)
IMPROVISATION,
TRANSCRIPTION
&
ANALYSIS
METHODOLOGY
Improvisation
requires
a
leap
of
faith.
It
is
music
created
in
the
moment
and
no
amount
of
patterns,
clichés
or
licks
can
serve
the
music
better
than
pure
imagination
and
risk
taking.
Joe
Henderson
grew
up
in
an
environment
where
jazz
was
taking
new
liberties
in
the
form
of
adventurous
and
daring
compositions
and
virtuosic
instrumental
playing
and
musicians
were
never
limited
by
comfortable
key
centres
nor
did
they
use
difficult
key
centres
as
a
challenge,
but
sought
to
create
a
mood
coloured
by
a
certain
key.
Since
the
late
1950s,
educated
musicians
attending
university
became
a
part
of
the
jazz
scene.
The
exchange
of
ideas
and
knowledge
by
musicians
was
common
practice
and
occurred
both
on
and
off
the
bandstand
in
an
aural
setting
and
in
conversation.
Musicians
like
Joe
Henderson
brought
with
them
an
understanding
of
20th
century
classical
harmony,
as
well
as
other
theoretical
and
mechanical
techniques,
contributing
to
evolutionary
breakthroughs
in
jazz
improvisation.
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formulas
as
well
as
having
a
strong
understanding
of
harmonic,
melodic
and
rhythmic
principles.
By
delving
into
the
way
an
individual
goes
about
learning
the
craft
of
jazz
improvisation
we
gain
insight
into
our
own
learning
and
development
as
a
composer
and
musician.
The
most
efficient
way
of
understanding
and
learning
the
tradition
of
jazz
music
improvisation
and
composition
is
through
the
process
of
aural
and
written
transcription.
Transcription
lends
itself
to
the
development
of
technique
on
your
musical
instrument
and
vice
versa.
By
studying
solos
and
compositions
of
past
jazz
masters
one
can
learn
and
develop
from
the
devices
used
in
their
music
to
expand
on
their
motifs
to
find
one’s
original
voice.
In
a
paper
by
Michael
Walk
he
quotes
Kernfield
who
states
that
“to
study
improvisation,
by
its
nature,
poses
certain
difficulties.”
(Walk
2002)
It
is
difficult
to
study
the
act
of
improvisation
purely
from
an
analytical
point
of
view
without
including
the
act
of
transcription,
where
information
and
musical
devices
lie
within
the
improvised
solo
based
on
a
compositional
structure.
The
activity
of
transcribing
a
solo
off
a
record
has
been
common
practice
throughout
the
history
of
improvised
jazz
music
as
a
means
for
comprehending
how
one
improvises
on
a
tune,
transmitting
information
from
one
person
to
the
next,
“Jazz
improvisation,
like
most
folk
music,
is
inherently
an
oral
tradition.”
(Walk
2002)
Musicians
and
composers
from
previous
generations
relied
heavily
on
their
memory
in
order
to
understand
concepts
of
jazz
improvisation.
One
example
would
be
listening
to
live
music
on
the
“wireless”
which
was
a
common
way
to
learn.
Musicians
everywhere
would
tune
in,
hoping
to
hear
and
remember
information
about
the
melodies,
harmonies
and
rhythms
played
in
the
hope
of
putting
that
information
into
practice
on
their
instrument.
Today
we
have
recorded
material
online,
in
mp3
format
and
on
CD.
It
is
much
easier
to
learn
from
this
music
than
ever
before
but
it
will
never
replace
the
"live"
music
performance
where
one
gets
to
hear
and
experience
the
creative
process
first
hand.
When
it
comes
to
analyzing
information
transcribed
off
the
record
there
are
various
methodologies
available.
An
early
method
revealed
in
Down
Beat
Jazz
Magazine
would
“relate
each
pitch
of
a
solo
to
the
root
of
the
chord
in
effect
as
that
note
is
played
(for
example,
noting
a
melodic
leap
from
the
7th
to
the
augmented
11th
of
a
particular
chord)."
(Potter
1992)
When
we
transcribe
an
improvised
solo
by
a
jazz
artist
we
are
analysing
their
interpretation
of
the
compositions’
structure
at
a
given
point
in
time.
To
truly
understand
a
composition
we
must
look
at
several
popular
and
respected
recordings
of
that
tune
and
hopefully
find
some
common
denominators
in
the
melodic,
harmonic
and
rhythmic
aspects
involved.
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Another
method
of
analysis
of
jazz
improvisation
is
through
the
“recognition
of
the
fact
that
many
solos
seem
to
be
constructed
not
in
terms
of
notes
or
scales
prompted
by
a
certain
chord,
but
in
terms
of
complete
melodic
patterns
or
formulas
which
can
fit
a
chord
or
series
of
chords.”
(Potter
1992)
Again,
by
transcribing
an
improvisation
by
a
jazz
artist
we
get
to
see
how
they
interpret
the
composition
and
what
devices,
patterns
and
formulas
worked
out
in
the
laboratory
or
practice
room
are
brought
to
the
bandstand
or
recording
and
used
in
their
story
telling.
Since
jazz
improvisation
is
aural
in
the
manner
the
information
is
transmitted,
we
need
to
combine
this
listening
with
the
elementals
of
music
theory,
harmony
and
rhythm.
“Contemporary
jazz
students,
whose
learning
methods
emphasize
theory
over
the
arduous
discipline
of
aural
learning,
risk
confusing
theory
with
performance
practice,
thereby
developing
naive
notions
about
theory
as
a
composition
tool”
(Berliner
1994)
and
so
the
two
aspects
of
assimilating
knowledge
from
past
masters
through
recordings
combined
with
basic
principles
of
music
comprehension
are
necessary
for
growth
as
an
improviser
and
composer.
Preconceived
“formulas”,
“licks”
and
“patterns”
are
common
concepts
and
the
improviser
builds
a
repertoire
of
these
ideas
as
a
platform
to
launch
themselves
into
new
areas
of
investigation.
Kenny
Werner
is
a
respected
pianist,
composer
and
jazz
educator.
In
his
book,
“Effortless
Mastery”
he
observes
how
“If
you
listen
to
any
great
improviser,
from
Art
Tatum
to
Charlie
Parker
to
John
Coltrane,
you’ll
notice
that
they
always
repeat
themselves.
Transcribe
their
solos
and
you’ll
find
that
they
are
always
playing
the
same
lines.
Sometimes
they
are
even
playing
the
same
things
in
the
same
places.
The
improvisational
aspect
is
the
juxtaposition
of
those
phrases,
but
the
notes
within
the
phrases
are
often
the
same.”
(Werner
1996)
This
process
is
circular
where
we
learn
and
analyze
methods
involved
in
music.
We
then
use
these
designs
as
a
way
to
discover
a
new
point
of
view;
this
results
in
the
development
of
an
individual’s
voice.
The
era
of
Joe
Henderson
and
the
1960s
provided
a
“dazzling
little
world
full
of
velocity
and
the
joy
of
creation,
its
primary
affects
had
been
audacity
and
lucidity
as
musicians
broke
the
moulds
created
by
the
"swing"
style
of
the
1930s
and
learned
to
think
at
breakneck
speed.”
(Rosenthal
2009)
Bobby
McFerrin
said
in
a
workshop
that
“improvisation
is
the
courage
to
move
from
one
note
to
the
next”
(Werner
1996)
and
the
jazz
musicians
of
the
1960s
were
thinking
faster
than
ever
before.
The
instrumental
technique
required
to
execute
their
thoughts
and
goals
had
advanced
to
virtuosic
levels
and
this
expression
was
a
result
of
the
new
found
freedom
of
that
era.
In
Paul
Berliner’s
book,
“Thinking
In
Jazz:
The
Art
Of
Improvisation”
he
describes
this
experience
with
accuracy,
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“The
sense
of
exhilaration
that
characterises
the
artists
experience
under
such
circumstances
is
heightened
for
jazz
musicians
as
storytellers
by
the
activity’s
physical,
intellectual,
and
emotional
exertion
and
by
the
intensity
of
struggling
with
creative
processes
under
the
pressure
of
a
steady
beat.
From
the
outset
of
each
performance,
improvisers
enter
an
artificial
world
of
time
in
which
reactions
to
the
unfolding
events
of
their
tales
must
be
immediate.
Furthermore,
the
consequences
of
their
actions
are
irreversible.”
(Berliner
1994)
For
a
musician
to
respond
at
this
level
of
creativity
requires
hours
and
hours
of
practice
and
study,
both
physically
on
their
instrument
and
mentally
in
their
mind.
In
Barry
Kenny’s
paper,
“Analysis
and
its
Relationship
to
Pedagogy”
he
quotes
Paul
Berliner,
a
respected
authority
on
investigations
into
the
jazz
improvisation
phenomena,
“Most
musicologists
concede
that
jazz
improvisation
requires
a
lifetime
of
preparation
...
in
the
rigours
of
musical
thinking
so
that
musicians
are
able
to
“respond
artfully,
as
well
as
spontaneously,
when
improvising”.
(Kenny
1999)
It
is
this
balance
between
intellect
and
intuition,
which
contributes
to
a
balanced
performance
and
improvisation
of
artistry
and
innovation.
By
using
transcription
through
“saturated
listening
to
the
selected
solo,
the
student
internalizes”
the
intentions
of
the
improviser
(Liebman
2009)
and
hopefully
build
on
this
level
of
artistry
manifested
by
someone
like
Joe
Henderson.
“With
repeated
instrumental
practice,
the
solo
is
imitated”
(Liebman
2009)
assimilated
and
absorbed.
The
result
is
a
development
of
physical,
mental
and
aural
techniques
on
their
respective
instruments
and
a
feeling
for
what
it
is
like
to
be
playing
on
the
level
of
the
master
they
are
listening
to.
In
Dave
Liebman’s
article,
“The
Transcription
Process”
he
finalises
this
methodology
by
“using
the
classic
methods
of
theme
and
variation
study,
motivic
analysis
and
form
structure
concepts,
etc.,
the
student
deduces
to
the
best
of
his
ability
the
thought
processes
represented
in
the
work.
By
isolating
passages
and
phrases,
learning
them
in
different
keys
and
tempos,
creating
variations
and
using
them
in
other
comparable
harmonic
situations,
the
student
begins
to
transform
the
transcription
process
from
imitation
to
creation.”
I
notice
Liebman
mentions
the
“isolation
of
passages
and
phrases”
and
“learning
them
in
different
keys”.
This
is
an
important
point
for
any
serious
improvising
jazz
musician,
as
one
does
not
want
to
be
limited
by
key
centres.
This
technique
of
learning
an
idea
in
all
keys
is
still
relevant
regardless
of
whether
the
idea
is
played
in
other
modalities.
It
helps
a
musician
to
develop
their
aural
and
physical
ability
on
their
musical
instrument.
This
leads
me
to
think
that
improvisers
like
Bobby
Hutcherson
and
Joe
Henderson
were
never
limited
aurally
or
on
their
instruments
by
comfortable
key
centres,
nor
did
they
use
difficult
key
centres
as
a
challenge
but
sought
to
create
a
mood,
coloured
by
a
certain
key.
Joe
Henderson
improvised
“more
freely
with
the
structure
of
the
tunes”
than
many
other
players
Rufus
Reid
worked
with.
If
Henderson
played
a
piece
like
16
“Round
Midnight,”
he
would
“play
for
a
while
harmonically,
and
then
he’d
play
freely,
just
on
sound.
At
that
point,
you
couldn’t
relate
what
he
played
to
the
harmony
of
the
piece.”
Sometimes
Henderson
would
play
the
melody
of
the
song
“real
pretty,”
but
at
other
times
he
would
“take
all
kinds
of
liberties
in
his
solo.
He’d
take
things
outside,
playing
notes
from
chords
superimposed
on
the
original
chords
of
the
piece.”
Throughout,
however,
Reid
“could
always
hear
the
phraseology
of
the
song
underneath
it
all.
That
was
a
great
experience.”
Reid
explains
that
after
a
master
like
Henderson
has
performed
the
same
composition
for
thirty
years
or
more,
it
becomes
“like
Silly
Putty
in
his
hands.”
No
matter
the
direction
in
which
he
stretches
it,
nor
how
far,
Henderson
never
allows
it
to
break,
but
returns
it
always
to
form.
(Berliner
1994)
Upon
reading
these
comments
by
Rufus
Reid
I
am
struck
by
the
high
level
of
confidence
and
awareness
available
to
someone
like
Joe
Henderson
upon
an
improvisation
on
a
composition’s
structure.
One
cannot
possibly
explore
musical
avenues
or
attempt
to
do
harmonic,
melodic
or
rhythmic
acrobatics
successfully
without
first
having
a
thorough
understanding
of
the
form
of
the
composition
being
played.
This
is
a
sure
sign
of
a
master
at
work
and
demonstrates
the
benefits
gained
from
learning
about
improvisational
techniques
on
a
composition.
It
is
best
learnt
from
direct
transcription
and
assimilation
combined
with
a
strong
musical
foundation
and
theory.
COMPOSITION
METHODOLOGY
Composition
is
built
on
structural
purposeful
thinking
with
an
objective
in
mind.
It
is
a
spontaneous
act
where
ideas
come
to
the
composer’s
mind’s
ear,
much
like
improvisation.
The
difference
is,
the
improviser
continues
to
work
at
their
interpretation
of
composition
and
improvisational
performance
skills.
The
composer
continues
to
work
on
their
composition
and
has
time
to
edit
and
refine
their
themes
at
the
writing
desk.
17
constraints,
and
relies
on
training
in
a
time-‐consuming
process
that
involves
rational
reflection
and
intellectual
calculation
to
create
complex,
sophisticated
relationships.”
(Larson,
Steve.
2005)
18
In
an
observation
by
Ron
Miller
in
his
book,
“Modal
Jazz
Composition
And
Harmony
Volume
2”
he
refers
to
the
“rules
given
in
traditional
textbooks
for
ways
of
creating
melodies,”
which
“inhibit
personal
expression
rather
than
promote
free
creativity.”
(Miller
n.d.)
This
observation
reminds
me
of
the
jazz
alto
saxophonist
and
composer,
Charlie
Parker
who
said,
“You
learn
the
rules
and
then
you
break
them.”
(Parker
n.d.)
Referring
to
a
musician’s
skill
and
knowledge
of
melodic,
harmonic,
and
rhythmic
principles,
Parker
is
commenting
on
furthering
the
development
of
these
fundamentals
to
create
new
insights.
This
is
much
like
any
other
development
in
the
pool
of
knowledge.
Ron
Miller
continues
by
noting
that
“Jazz
since
the
1950s
has
been
evolving
into
art
music,
evidence
by
its
drop
in
popularity.
With
the
development
of
jazz
as
art
music
came
the
requirement
of
extensive
serious
study
by
the
aspiring
jazz
musician.”
(Miller
n.d.)
“It
was
not
until
the
early
sixties
when
a
group
of
university-‐educated
composers
hit
the
scene,
that
jazz
compositions
evolved
into
venues
of
individual
expression
for
both
composer
and
improviser.
Young
composers,
aware
of
the
harmonies
of
Bartok,
Stravinsky,
Ravel
and
Rachmaninov,
and
the
use
of
extended
and
free-‐form,
introduced
a
new
concept
of
jazz
composition
to
the
jazz
world.”
(Miller
1996)
Musicians
like
Bill
Evans,
Herbie
Hancock,
Joe
Henderson
and
Wayne
Shorter
came
from
a
university
background
and
learnt
their
craft
amongst
other
musicians,
on
the
bandstand
and
in
the
practice
room.
The
new
music
required
a
deeper
appreciation
and
understanding
as
it
drew
upon
the
bebop
tradition,
extending
it
further
to
include
the
harmonies
of
20th
century
classical
composition
to
create
a
freer
challenging
form
and
improvisational
style.
It
required
of
the
musicians
a
much
higher
level
of
virtuosity
than
ever
before.
As
a
result,
this
evolution
in
jazz
required
a
deeper
understanding
and
appreciation
from
the
audience
who
at
the
time
were
also
exposed
to
the
electric
sounds
of
rock
and
roll
and
rhythm
and
blues.
Jazz
no
longer
became
the
popular
folk
music
that
it
once
was,
drawing
upon
standard
tunes
from
musicals
of
Broadway
etc.
It
now
became
art
music
and
a
music
that
required
the
full
attention
of
the
listener.
19
By
encouraging
artists
of
all
genres
to
pursue
their
work,
writing
about
it
in
an
informed
way,
we
learn
more
about
how
imagination
can
add
to
the
knowledge
base.
It
helps
us
to
understand
how
humans
think
and
how
we
evolve
and
it
may
inform
us
of
new
ways
of
looking
at
the
same
question.
In
the
case
of
the
literature
review,
gaps
may
be
identified
which
may
lead
a
researcher
to
use
action
research
methodology
as
a
reasoning
for
generating
new
knowledge
which
may
be
of
benefit
to
a
specific
field.
In
the
case
of
my
CD
recording
of
original
repertoire
based
on
the
music
of
Joe
Henderson,
this
process
could
be
described
as
practice
based
research
where
the
artefact
and
the
exegesis
add
to
the
pool
of
knowledge
in
the
teaching
field
of
jazz
improvisation
and
composition.
Barrett’s
“Practice
as
Research,
Approaches
to
Creative
Arts
Enquiry”
proposes,
“artistic
practice
be
viewed
as
production
of
knowledge
or
philosophy
in
action.”
(Barrett
2007)
There
is
very
little
difference
if
any
between
the
creative
process
of
putting
ideas
into
a
creative
form
and
the
development
of
the
knowledge
needed
in
order
to
deliver
the
creative
product
as
they
both
help
each
other
in
achieving
the
final
result.
Thus
the
philosophical
thinking
involved
in
arts
creation
is
interrelational
between
the
product
and
the
methodology.
Søren
Kjørup,
in
“The
Routledge
Companion
to
Research
in
the
Arts”
(2011)
conveys
this
notion,
“The
entanglement
of
artistic
research
with
art
practice
and
with
artistic
development
is
so
close
that
a
conceptual
distinction
often
appears
contrived.”
Barrett
reiterates
this
point
made
by
Kjørup
where
involvement
between
artistic
expansion
and
artistic
research
is
at
times
non
defined.
It
is
difficult
trying
to
put
into
words
an
explanation
for
the
procedures
used
in
innovation,
however,
the
creative
practice
can
contribute
to
furthering
the
knowledge
base
and
assist
future
research
in
the
field.
“This
study
is
aimed
at
extending
the
understandings
of
processes
and
methodologies
of
artistic
research
as
production
of
knowledge
and
assessing
potential
impact
of
research
within
the
discipline
and
broader
cultural
arena.
Emergence
of
the
discipline
of
practise-‐led
research
highlights
interrelationship
that
exists
between
theory
and
practice
and
relevance
of
theoretical
and
philosophical
paradigms
for
the
contemporary
arts
practitioner.”
(Barrett
2007)
Much
like
the
interrelationship
between
composition
and
improvisation
where
one
relies
on
the
other
as
a
form
of
expression,
practice
based
arts
enquiry
relies
on
the
observations
of
the
creative
process
and
how
the
creative
process
can
be
shaped
by
the
results
and
reflections
of
the
observations,
thus
it
is
an
ever
evolving
process.
20
“Practice-‐led
research
is
a
new
species
of
research,
generative
enquiry
that
draws
on
subjective,
interdisciplinary
emergent
methodologies
that
have
potential
to
extend
the
frontiers
of
research.”
(Barrett
2007)
21
CONCLUSIONS
The
focal
point
of
my
research
is
on
the
life
and
music
of
Joe
Henderson
and
its
impact
on
my
development
as
a
jazz
saxophonist,
improviser
and
composer.
I
hope
to
build
on
these
skills
and
learn
from
these
investigations
to
expand
on
my
own
ideas.
Documenting
this
progress
by
learning
more
about
methodologies
like
Practice
Based
Research
and
analysing
works
of
master
composers
and
improvisers
through
transcription
in
an
auto
ethnographic
narrative
will
hopefully
lead
me
to
convey
artistic
practice
in
a
more
effective
manner
for
the
student,
teacher
and
researcher.
22
Picture
of
Kenny
Dorham
and
Joe
Henderson,
photo
taken
by
Francis
Wolf
for
Blue
Note
Records
<http://onedownoneup.tumblr.com/post/12876800424/bainer-‐kenny-‐
dorham-‐and-‐joe-‐henderson-‐at>.
23
“Inner
Urge”
(Henderson
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996)
Example
1
(bars
46,
47
and
48
of
Appendices:
D)
employs
extension
notes
from
an
ascending
B
Major
9#11
chord
or
arpeggio,
utilising
the
Major
3rd
and
moving
up
to
the
Major
9th
before
descending
to
the
Augmented
9th.
The
chord
then
ascends
a
Minor
3rd
to
D
Dominant
7
where
the
A
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
is
used
to
anticipate
the
upcoming
chord
of
A
Major
7#11.
Starting
on
the
tonic
of
the
A
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
(A
Natural),
the
phrase
descends
to
the
Major
3rd
of
A
Major
9#11
on
beat
1
of
bar
48.
The
A
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
is
derived
from
the
A
Mixolydian
mode
and
includes
the
passing
note
of
G
Sharp,
which
is
played
on
the
second
half
of
beat
2
in
bar
47.
The
motif
from
bar
47
works
well,
both
anticipating
the
A
Major
tonality
in
bar
48
and
outlining
the
Augmented
4th
(G
Sharp)
of
the
D
Dominant
7th
chord
in
bar
47.
The
rhythm
is
once
again
syncopated
beginning
with
a
¼
note
on
beat
1
which
is
tied
to
an
8th
note
on
beat
2
of
bar
47.
This
is
followed
by
two
16th
notes
and
four
8th
notes.
The
phrase
continues
in
bar
47
with
a
dotted
¼
note
on
beats
1
and
2
followed
by
an
8th
note
on
the
second
half
of
beat
2
which
gives
the
phrase
a
forward
motion.
The
phrase
is
completed
with
four
8th
notes
and
a
¼
note.
24
“Inner
Urge”
(Henderson
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996)
Example
2
(bars
62,
63
and
64
of
Appendices:
D)
demonstrates
the
use
of
sixteen
8th
notes
throughout
bars
62
and
63
and
is
performed
in
4/4
time
signature.
Notes
from
the
Eb
Major
scale
are
utilised
with
the
inclusion
of
Gb
(Minor
9th)
and
B
Natural
(Augmented
5th)
as
passing
notes.
These
passing
notes
give
the
phrase
a
forward
motion
and
give
the
melody
some
tension
before
resolving
back
into
the
tonality.
A
descending
like
arpeggio
figure
is
played
on
beats
1
and
2
of
bar
63.
It
has
a
triadic
shape
within
the
context
of
the
Eb
Major
tonality,
beginning
on
the
G
Natural
(Major
3rd)
and
descending
to
the
A
Flat
(Perfect
4th).
The
melodic
theme
then
ascends
a
Major
6th
to
the
Major
9th
on
beat
3
before
descending
to
the
Tonic,
Augmented
5th
and
Perfect
5th
to
complete
bar
63.
Eb
Major
9#11
continues
in
bar
64,
with
the
Perfect
5th
or
last
note
of
bar
63
tied
to
a
½
note
on
beats
1
and
2,
completing
the
phrase
in
this
example.
25
“Recorda
Me”
(Henderson
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996)
Example
1
(bars
67-‐
74
of
Appendices:
E)
utilises
16th
notes
throughout
the
first
8
bars
and
a
16th
note
quintuplet
is
played
on
beat
2
of
bar
74
followed
by
a
¼
note
to
complete
this
example.
Henderson
also
makes
use
of
repeated
ascending
and
descending
inverted
arpeggio
like
figures
from
bar
67
to
bar
74,
outlining
the
extension
notes
of
B
Minor
69,
D
Minor
69
and
C
Major
9.
Certain
patterns
have
a
triadic
shape
that
give
a
leaping
contour
rather
than
a
stepwise
scalar
contour.
These
patterns
or
ascending
and
descending
arpeggios
have
a
continuous
shape
and
the
accidentals
have
been
deleted
to
accommodate
the
change
in
tonality
due
to
the
underlying
chordal
movement.
The
B
Minor
69
in
bars
67
and
68
ascends
a
Minor
3rd
to
D
Minor
69
in
bars
69,
70
and
71.
In
bar
72
the
D
Minor
69
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
G
Dominant
7th
b9#11
and
represents
a
II
V
chordal
movement
which
resolves
on
the
I
chord,
C
Major
7
in
bar
73.
The
root
note
stays
the
same
at
the
beginning
of
bar
74
whilst
the
tonality
modulates
to
Bb
Major.
C
Major
7
now
becomes
C
Minor
7
and
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
F
Dominant
7th,
outlining
another
II
V
chordal
movement.
Henderson
also
utilises
a
descending
F
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
on
beat
2
of
bar
74,
anticipating
the
upcoming
chord
by
one
beat.
The
F
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
is
applicable
to
the
chord
movement,
C
Minor
7
to
F
Dominant
7
i.e.
a
II
V
progression
and
the
scale
is
derived
from
the
F
Mixolydian
mode,
using
a
Major
7
(E
Natural)
as
a
passing
note.
The
Major
3rd
(A
Natural)
belonging
to
the
F
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
anticipates
the
chord
change
and
descends
to
the
Major
6th.
Jazz
educator,
Dave
Liebman
comments
on
the
lyricism
found
in
Henderson’s
playing
and
compositions,
observing
the
imprint,
which
Joe
had
on
the
listener,
“Even
the
melody
on
“Recorda
Me”
following
the
normal
II-‐V
changes
retains
a
sense
of
lyricism.
Somehow,
Joe
could
make
the
listener
or
player
remember
the
melody
after
you
heard
the
tune,
without
necessarily
ever
realizing
that
the
harmony
was
so
sophisticated.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
26
“Recorda
Me”
(Henderson
June
3rd,
1963)
Example
2
(bars
46
and
47
of
Appendices:
F)
bares
the
influence
of
Charlie
Parker
and
Bebop
upon
Joe
Henderson’s
music.
Performed
in
4/4
time
signature,
this
improvisation
is
typical
of
Bebop
rhythm
with
sixteen
16th
notes
played
starting
on
beat
2
of
bar
1.
A
¼
note
completes
the
idea
on
beat
2
of
bar
2.
An
ascending
A
Minor
Major
7
arpeggio
is
played
on
beat
2
starting
on
the
Major
7
and
moves
to
the
Perfect
5th.The
A
Dorian
mode
or
A
Minor
7
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
the
next
chord
on
beat
2,
D
Dominant
7
where
D
Mixolydian
is
utilised.
This
chord
then
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
G
Major
7
in
bar
2.
27
The
16th
note
rhythm
is
syncopated
and
is
performed
in
4/4
time
signature,
beginning
on
the
second
half
of
beat
3
in
bar
21.
The
phrase
is
completed
on
beat
1
of
bar
23
with
a
¼
note.
A
Minor
7
in
bar
1
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
the
next
chord,
D
Dominant
7
and
then
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
G
Dominant
7,
completing
the
chord
movement
of
a
II
V
I
progression.
Because
the
I
chord
is
a
Dominant
7,
it
may
also
be
considered
part
of
the
Circle
of
4ths/5ths
progression,
which
could
in
theory
continue
until
resolving
on
either
a
Major
or
Minor
I
Chord.
An
ascending
arpeggio
like
figure
or
elements
of
an
A
Minor
7
Pentatonic
scale
occur
on
beat
4
of
bar
21.
The
F
Natural
(Augmented
9th)
and
D
Sharp
(enharmonically,
E
Flat
or
Minor
9th)
used
as
passing
notes
over
D
Dominant
7th,
which
is
anticipated
and
played
on
the
A
Minor
7
chord.
This
idea
of
anticipating
the
chord
is
common
in
Bebop
language
and
I
first
learnt
this
from
jazz
educator,
Dr.
Barry
Harris.
He
taught
us
to
treat
the
II
chord
as
a
V
chord
i.e.
A
Minor
7
as
a
D
Dominant
7th.
This
allows
an
improviser
to
create
melodies
based
on
the
upper
extensions
of
A
Minor
7.
It
also
allows
the
improviser
to
play
the
strong
chord,
the
Dominant
7th
chord,
which
then
produces
a
natural
resolution
to
the
next
chord,
G
Dominant
7.
I.e.
the
I
chord.
28
Tommy
Potter,
Charlie
Parker
and
Miles
Davis
performing
at
the
Three
Deuces
Jazz
Club,
New
York,
August
1947
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Charlie_Parker,_Tommy_Potter,_Miles_Davis,
_Duke_Jordan,_Max_Roach_(Gottlieb_06851).jpg>.
29
This
sample
of
Joe
Henderson
improvisations,
“Shade
Of
Jade”
(Henderson
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996)
Example
1
(bars
1-‐14
of
Appendices:
G)
is
played
in
4/4
time
signature.
There
are
two
descending
melodic
motifs
and
one
ascending
melodic
motif,
which
are
rhythmically
syncopated,
implementing
a
semi
tone
and
tone
movement.
It
is
more
linear
than
chordal.
The
first
idea
begins
on
beat
3
of
bar
1
with
a
¼
note
and
is
followed
by
two
8th
notes,
a
¼
note
and
six
8th
notes.
The
last
8th
note
is
tied
to
a
quarter
note
on
beat
1
of
bar
3
etc.
The
second
motif
is
a
variation
of
the
first
and
is
lengthened
slightly
by
introducing
a
half
note
on
beats
2
and
3
of
bar
7,
followed
by
two
8th
notes
and
a
¼
note
etc.
The
final
motif
consists
of
twelve
8th
notes
starting
on
beat
2
of
bar
13.
D
Minor
9
is
played
for
the
first
4
bars
and
then
ascends
a
Minor
2nd
to
Eb
Major
7#11
in
bar
5
and
continues
in
bar
6.
This
chord
then
ascends
a
Major
2nd
to
F
Major
7#11
in
bar
7
and
is
followed
by
two
more
chords,
F#
Major
7#11
and
an
anticipated
E
Major
7#11
on
the
second
half
of
beat
4.
The
original
melodic
motif
from
bar
1
is
varied
and
used
in
bar
7,
utilising
the
notes
(C
Sharp
and
D
Natural)
from
the
F
and
F#
Lydian
Augmented
mode
or
3rd
degree
of
its
parent’s
scales,
D
and
Eb
Melodic
minor
respectively.
This
motif
continues
to
descend
chromatically,
with
an
ascending
Minor
2nd
followed
by
a
descending
Minor
2nd
followed
by
a
descending
Minor
2nd
etc.
through
to
the
end
of
Bar
12
The
E
Major
7#11
chord
from
bar
8
descends
chromatically
a
Minor
2nd,
anticipating
Eb
Major
7#11
by
half
a
beat
on
the
second
half
of
beat
4
of
bar
8
and
continues
in
bars
9,
10,
11
and
12.
Eb
Major
7#11
then
descends
a
Minor
2nd
to
D
Minor
9
in
bars
13
and
14.
The
last
note
of
bar
12
is
tied
to
a
¼
note
on
beat
1
of
bar
13
followed
by
twelve
8th
notes
which
outline
an
ascending
D
Aeolian
mode
starting
on
the
Perfect
5th
(or
second
half
of
beat
3
in
bar
13)
and
utilises
the
Minor
5th
as
a
passing
note
to
complete
the
phrase
on
the
Perfect
5th.
30
“Shade
Of
Jade”
(Henderson
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996)
Example
2
(bars
94-‐
99
of
Appendices:
H)
is
played
in
the
4/4
time
signature,
utilising
a
4
note
ascending
melodic
motif
consisting
of
8th
notes
from
bars
94
to
98.
This
motif
utilises
the
Tonic,
Major
9th,
Major
3rd
and
Perfect
5th
of
the
Major
scale.
The
idea
begins
a
Minor
2nd
down
from
the
tonality
of
F
Major,
starting
in
E
Major.
The
motif
is
repeated
twice
before
descending
chromatically
seven
times,
finishing
on
beats
3
and
4
of
bar
98
in
the
key
of
A
Major.
The
descending
line
creates
tension,
however,
the
notes
used
link
up
at
certain
times
in
throughout
the
chordal
movement,
e.g.
Tonic,
Major
9th,
Major
3rd
and
Perfect
5th
(E
Major
7#11
in
bar
95)
and
Perfect
5th,
Major
6th,
Major
7th
and
Major
9th
(Eb
Major
7#11
in
98).
The
composition
makes
frequent
use
of
Major
7#11
chords
as
noted
by
Dave
Liebman,
“Shade
of
Jade”
also
has
a
large
percentage
of
major
7
flat
5
chords,
in
this
case
once
again
with
a
lot
of
whole
and
half
step
root
motion.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
F
Major
7#11
ascends
a
Minor
2nd
to
F#
Major
7#11
in
bar
94.
F#
Major
7#11
descends
a
Major
2nd
to
E
Major
7#11
on
the
second
half
of
beat
4
of
bar
94,
anticipating
the
upcoming
chord
by
half
a
beat.
The
same
rhythmic
anticipation
occurs
at
the
end
of
bar
95
where
E
Major
7#11
descends
a
Minor
2nd
to
Eb
Major
7#11
on
the
second
half
of
beat
4.
31
Chapter
4:
Analysis
of
compositions
by
Joe
Henderson
“Homestretch”,
“Jinrikisha”
and
“Punjab”
Note:
All
transcriptions
have
been
notated
using
accidentals
due
to
the
fact
that
songs
contain
keys
changes,
non-‐diatonic
chords
and
many
chromatic
notes.
Photo
of
Joe
Henderson,
source:
<http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/gallery.php?tag=joe+henderson>.
32
The
musical
excerpt,
"Homestretch"
(Henderson
June
3rd,
1963)
Example
1
(bars
3
and
4
of
Appendices:
L)
is
composed
in
4/4
time
signature.
It
has
a
two
bar
syncopated
rhythmic
phrase
consisting
of
8th
notes
which
begin
on
the
second
half
of
beat
2
in
bar
1
and
end
on
beat
3
of
bar
4.
The
melody
begins
on
the
tonic
and
then
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
Eb
(Perfect
4th)
which
is
an
unusual
note
used
on
Bb
Dominant
7.
This
note
is
usually
an
avoid
note
in
jazz
and
is
normally
raised
or
“augmented”,
however,
as
a
passing
note,
Eb
works
well,
descending
to
the
Major
3rd
(D
Natural).
The
melody
is
completed
in
bar
4
in
a
stepwise
scalar
contour
and
the
phrase
utilises
“target”
notes
which
outline
the
Bb
Dominant
7
modality
e.g.
D
Natural
(Major
3rd)
descends
to
B
Flat
(Tonic),
F
Natural
(Perfect
5th)
and
then
ascends
to
A
Flat
(Minor
7th),
B
Flat
(Tonic),
C
Natural
(Major
9th)
and
B
Flat
(Tonic).
33
“Homestretch”
(Henderson
June
3rd,
1963)
Example
2
(bars
9-‐12
of
Appendices:
L)
is
written
in
4/4
time
signature
and
makes
use
of
space,
gradually
extending
the
length
of
rests,
extending
the
length
of
notes
with
ties
and
shortening
the
phrasing
by
using
8th
notes.
The
rhythms
utilised
are
written
on
the
second
half
of
the
beat,
which
give
the
music
a
syncopated
feel.
The
first
phrase
begins
with
an
8th
note
on
the
second
half
of
beat
4
in
bar
9
followed
by
a
¼
note
on
beat
1
of
bar
10.
There
is
an
8th
note
rest
before
the
phrase
continues
with
another
8th
note
on
the
second
half
of
beat
2
which
is
tied
to
a
¼
note
on
beat
3
of
bar
10.
A
second
phrase,
rhythmically
identical
to
the
first,
is
introduced
on
the
second
half
of
beat
4
of
bar
10.
The
final
phrase
is
a
rhythmic
variation
of
the
first.
The
phrase
is
introduced
on
the
second
half
of
beat
3
of
bar
12
with
an
8th
note
and
is
followed
by
two
more
8th
notes.
The
final
8th
note
is
tied
to
a
whole
note
in
bar
13.
34
The
musical
excerpt,
“Jinrikisha”
(Henderson
June
3rd,
1963)
Example
1
(bars
1-‐
4
of
Appendices:
M)
is
written
in
4/4
time
signature.
It
utilises
8th
notes,
8th
note
triplets
and
tied
notes.
The
phrasing
is
syncopated
by
starting
melodic
motifs
on
the
second
half
of
the
beat.
The
first
phrase
begins
with
an
8th
note
on
the
second
half
of
beat
3
followed
by
six
8th
notes.
The
final
8th
note
in
bar
2
is
tied
to
a
half
note
to
complete
the
first
phrase.
The
second
phrase
is
introduced
with
an
8th
note
on
the
second
half
of
beat
2
tied
to
a
¼
note
in
bar
3.
This
is
followed
by
an
8th
note
triplet
and
four
more
8th
notes.
The
final
8th
note
in
bar
4
is
tied
to
a
dotted
¼
note
to
complete
the
second
phrase,
which
is
almost
identical
rhythmically
to
the
first.
Db
Major
7#11
is
played
for
the
first
two
bars
before
descending
a
Minor
2nd
to
C
Minor
9
for
the
remaining
two
bars.
The
notes
chosen
in
the
melody
are
strong
notes,
which
define
the
modality
and
outline
the
two
key
centres
of
Db
Major
and
C
Minor
by
utilising
the
modes
of
Db
Lydian
and
C
Dorian.
Extensions
of
a
C
Minor
arpeggio
are
written
into
the
melody
and
the
first
phrase
begins
on
the
G
Natural
(Augmented
11th)
and
ascends
to
the
Major
3rd
(F
Natural)
before
descending
to
the
Major
9th
(E
Flat),
Major
6th
(B
Flat).
The
melody
ascends
to
the
Major
7th
(C
Natural)
to
complete
the
phrase.
The
second
motif
begins
on
the
Major
9th
(D
Natural)
and
descends
to
the
Perfect
5th
(G
Natural)
before
ascending
to
the
Major
9th
(D
Natural).
The
phrase
continues,
descending
to
the
Tonic
(C
Natural)
before
ascending
once
again
to
D
Natural
(Major
9th).
The
motif
descends
to
the
Perfect
5th
(G
Natural)
to
complete
the
second
phrase.
Jazz
educator,
Dave
Liebman,
comments
on
the
developments
and
use
of
the
II
V
I
chordal
movement
in
tunes
like
this
particular
example
written
by
players
like
Henderson
and
Shorter,
“Both
Joe
and
Wayne
were
well
aware
of
the
potency
of
placing
the
new
and
old
together
and
became
major
exponents
of
this
composing
style.
Joe
liked
to
use
a
II-‐V
progression
in
the
middle
of
songs
as
in
the
classic
“Serenity”
where
this
progression
appears
several
times
along
with
the
major
7th
flat
5
chords.
The
composition
“Jinrikisha”
has
a
few
strategically
placed
progressions,
but
again
at
unusual
junctures.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
35
F
Minor
7
ascends
a
Minor
2nd
to
Gb
Major
7#11
in
bar
14.
This
chord
then
ascends
a
Minor
2nd
to
a
Minor
II
V
chordal
movement
(G
Minor
7b5
and
C
Dominant
7#9)
in
bars
15
and
16
and
this
progression
usually
resolves
to
a
Minor
I
chord.
The
melody
has
a
triadic
shape
that
gives
a
leaping
contour
rather
than
a
stepwise
scalar
contour
and
makes
use
of
“target”
notes
that
outline
the
harmonic
movement.
Extension
notes
of
Gb
Major
7#11
are
also
utilised
and
written
into
the
melody
beginning
with
the
Major
3rd
and
descending
to
the
Major
9th,
Major
7th,
Augmented
11th
and
Major
3rd
before
ascending
to
the
Major
6th,
Major
9th
and
Major
7th.
The
B
Flat
(Major
3rd)
in
bar
14,
F
Natural
(Major
7th)
from
bar
14
which
is
tied
to
a
half
note
on
beats
1
and
2
of
bar
15,
becoming
the
Minor
7,
B
Flat
(Minor
3rd)
in
bar
15
and
E
Natural
(Major
6th)
which
is
tied
to
a
dotted
half
note
in
bar
16,
becoming
the
Major
3rd
are
all
strong
notes
or
“targets”
throughout
the
melodic
passage.
The
Lydian
mode
is
a
common
sound
in
Joe
Henderson
compositions
and
used
in
this
example,
outlining
the
use
of
the
Augmented
11th
in
the
Major
Scale.
“Shade
of
Jade”
also
has
a
large
percentage
of
major
7
flat
5
chords,
in
this
case
once
again
with
a
lot
of
whole
and
half
step
root
motion.
“Afro
Centric”
is
another
composition
with
great
use
of
this
Lydian
harmonic
colour.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
36
“Punjab”
(Henderson
April
10,
1964)
Example
1
(bars
1-‐4
of
Appendices:
N
and
O)
is
written
in
4/4
time
signature.
The
example
is
syncopated
using
rhythmic
8th
note
phrases.
These
phrases
have
a
forward
motion;
utilising
8th
note
rests
on
beats
2
and
3
of
bar
1
and
beats
1
and
3
of
bar
2.
The
length
of
the
rhythmic
motif
is
extended
and
developed
further
in
bar
2
with
an
added
8th
note
and
a
1/4
note,
which
is
then
tied
to
a
half
note
in
bar
3.
Two
parallel
melodies
are
played
by
trumpet
and
tenor
saxophone,
beginning
a
Minor10th
apart
and
completing
the
motif
a
12th
apart.
The
melodies
begin
with
the
trumpet
playing
the
Perfect
5th
(D
Natural)
and
the
tenor
playing
the
Major
3rd
(B
Natural).
The
melodic
passage
is
completed
in
bar
3
with
the
trumpet
playing
the
Augmented
11th
(F
Sharp)
and
the
tenor
playing
the
B
Natural
(Major
7th).
Notes
from
the
arpeggios
of
the
Major
chords
in
bar
1
are
used
to
form
a
melodic
motif
with
the
trumpet
melody
beginning
on
the
Perfect
5th
and
descending
to
the
Major
3rd.
This
is
repeated
twice.
The
tenor
melody
begins
on
the
Major
3rd
and
descends
to
the
Major
7th.
This
is
also
repeated
twice
more.
Upper
extensions
of
a
C
Major
7#11
develop
this
idea
further
in
bar
2.
The
trumpet
melodic
motif
begins
with
the
Major
6th
and
descends
to
the
Major
3rd,
Major
7th
before
ascending
to
the
Augmented
11th.
The
tenor
melody
begins
with
the
Major
3rd
and
descends
to
the
Major
7th,
Augmented
11th
before
ascending
to
the
Major
7th.
The
G
Major
7
in
bar
1
ascends
a
Major
2nd
to
the
next
chord,
A
Major
7,
which
then
ascends
a
Major
2nd
to
B
Major
7.
The
last
chord
in
bar
1,
B
Major
7,
ascends
chromatically
a
Minor
2nd
to
C
Major
7#11
in
bar
2.
Dave
Liebman
comments
on
the
unusual
root
movement
in
Henderson’s
compositions
which
occurs
in
this
example,
"Another
musical
aspect,
somewhat
related
to
the
II-‐V
progression
which
became
widely
used
in
the
‘60s
by
the
aforementioned
composers
was
unusual
root
motion.
“Punjab”
has
once
again
a
lot
of
whole
and
half
step
movement,
as
does
“Shade
of
Jade.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
37
This
final
example
of
Joe
Henderson
compositions,
“Punjab”
(Henderson
April
10,
1964)
Example
2
(bars
17-‐20
of
Appendices:
N
and
O)
is
written
in
the
4/4
time
signature.
The
rhythmic
phrasing
in
this
example
is
very
syncopated,
utilising
8th
notes
that
begin
on
the
second
half
of
the
beat
or
8th
notes
tied
to
dotted
¼
notes
as
well
as
the
use
of
¼
note
triplets.
Bar
17
is
an
example
of
a
II
V
chordal
movement
with
Db
Minor
7
ascending
a
Perfect
4th
to
Gb
Dominant
7.
This
last
chord
ascends
another
Perfect
4th
to
B
Major
7
in
bar
18.
B
Major
7
represents
the
I
chord
or
the
continuation
of
the
cycle
of
4ths/5ths
and
ascends
a
Minor
5th
to
F
Dominant
7
to
complete
bar
18.
The
melodic
note
choices
utilise
upper
extensions
of
the
harmonic
movement
e.g.
E
Flat
(13th
of
Gb7);
F
Flat
(Minor
7th
of
Gb7);
G
Sharp
(13th
of
B
Major
7);
A
Sharp
(Major
7
of
B
Major
7);
C
Sharp
(Major
9th
of
B
Major
7);
D
Sharp
or
E
Flat
(Minor
7th
of
F
Dominant
7);
F
Sharp
(13th
of
A
Dominant
9);
G
Natural
(Major
7th
of
Ab
Major
7);
F
Sharp
(Major
7th
of
G
Major
7)
and
G
Natural
(Major
9th
of
F
Dominant
9).
A
comment
by
jazz
educator,
Dave
Liebman,
concludes
this
analysis.
It
refers
to
the
structure
and
forms
used
in
Henderson
compositions,
which
are
unusual,
but
a
development
of
the
music
in
the
1960s,
“Though
some
of
the
tunes
besides
the
twelve
bar
blues
songs
were
in
eight
bar
patterns,
Joe
did
have
a
few
odd
measure
forms.
For
example
the
blowing
form
of
“Punjab”
is
eighteen
bars,
while
“Jinrikisha”
has
a
form
of
sixteen
followed
by
twenty
bars.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
38
Chapter
5:
Analysis
of
improvisations
by
Alfredo
Lopes
“Night
and
Night”,
“Punjabee
Dahl
and
Rice”
and
“Serendipity”
Note:
All
transcriptions
have
been
notated
using
accidentals
due
to
the
fact
that
songs
contain
keys
changes,
non-‐diatonic
chords
and
many
chromatic
notes.
Recording
session
at
Double
Bassment
Studios,
Byron
Bay,
Friday
24th
August
2012,
photo
taken
by
Sonya
Lopes
39
40
“Night
and
Night”
Example
2
(bars
20,
21
and
22
of
Appendices:
A)
is
a
perfect
illustration
of
the
influential
stylings
of
Charlie
Parker
and
the
music
of
Bebop
on
modern
day
improvisation.
This
except
utilises
16th
notes
which
are
performed
in
the
4/4
time
signature
and
occur
throughout
the
three
bars.
The
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
is
also
used
in
bar
20.
The
beginning
of
the
phrase
makes
use
of
notes
from
the
A
Mixolydian
mode
with
the
addition
of
the
G
Sharp
as
a
passing
note
(A
Dominant
7th
bebop
Scale).
The
scale
is
used
again
on
the
third
beat
of
bar
21.The
chord
movement
in
this
example
represents
a
II
V
I
progression,
common
in
the
Bebop
genre
and
explored
and
placed
in
unusual
sections
of
song
forms
of
the
1960s
onwards.
The
concept
of
a
Dominant
7th
bebop
scale
works
well
over
a
II
chord
and
is
used
frequently
in
jazz
improvisation.
The
A
Dominant
7th
represents
the
V
chord
and
is
a
substitute
for
the
II
chord.
The
idea
is
played
over
E
Minor
7
to
A
Dominant
7
in
bar
20
starting
on
the
Tonic
and
ascending
to
the
Major
3rd
before
descending
to
the
Perfect
5th.
The
E
Minor
7
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
A
Dominant
7
in
bar
20
and
then
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
D
Major
7
in
bar
21
where
a
D
Major
9
arpeggio
is
played
on
the
first
beat
of
bar
21
beginning
on
the
Major
9th
and
descending
to
the
Major
7th
and
Perfect
5th
before
ascending
to
the
Tonic.
The
melodic
theme
continues
with
another
arpeggio,
an
E
Minor
triad
(played
within
the
context
of
the
D
Major
tonality).
This
triad
starts
on
the
Major
6th
and
descends
to
the
Major
9th.
The
motif
then
ascends
the
A
Dominant
7th
bebop
scale
starting
on
the
Major
9th
(E
Natural)
and
moves
up
to
the
Major
3rd
(F
Sharp).
The
D
Major
7
represents
the
I
chord
in
bar
21.
It
is
the
resolution
of
the
previous
chord
movement,
a
II
V
I
progression
and
it
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
the
next
chord,
G
Dominant
7.
The
Major
3rd
and
last
note
of
bar
2
(F
Sharp)
or
the
Major
6th
of
the
A
Dominant
7th
Bebop
scale
ascends
to
the
Tonic
in
bar
22
before
descending
to
the
Minor
7th.
41
“Punjabee
Dahl
and
Rice”
Example
1
(bars
1
and
2
of
Appendices:
B)
makes
use
of
16th
notes.
The
opening
of
the
phrase
begins
on
the
second
half
of
beat
1
and
the
last
16th
note
on
the
second
half
of
beat
1
in
bar
2
is
tied
to
a
¼
note
in
beat
2
of
bar
2.
This
gives
the
music
a
syncopated
feel
and
the
improvisation
is
performed
in
4/4
time
signature.
The
chordal
movement
is
unusual,
ascending
in
Major
2nds,
with
the
exception
of
bar
2,
where
G
Dominant
7
ascends
a
Minor
2nd.
The
F
Natural
and
Eb
anticipate
the
F
Dominant
7th
chord
and
the
D
Natural,
G
Natural
and
A
Natural
anticipate
the
ascending
G
Dominant
9
arpeggio.
The
G
Dominant
7
then
ascends
a
Minor
2nd
to
G#
Dominant
7
to
complete
the
improvised
passage.
42
“Punjabee
Dahl
and
Rice:
Example
2”
(bars
12
and
13
of
Appendices:
B)
is
performed
in
the
4/4
time
signature.
This
melodic
motif
revolves
around
the
use
of
8th
note
triplets,
which
emphasise
the
important
notes
of
the
chord.
The
phrase
is
syncopated
by
starting
on
the
second
half
of
beat
1
before
the
triplets
are
introduced.
The
B
Dominant
7
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
E
Major
7
which
represents
the
I
Chord.
It
is
the
resolution
of
the
previous
V
Chord,
B
Dominant
7.
The
D
Sharp
(Major
7th
of
the
tonic
key,
E
Major),
B
Natural
(Perfect
5th),
G
Sharp
(Major
3rd)
and
E
Natural
(Tonic),
which
are
played
at
the
start
of
each
triplet,
anticipate
the
E
Major
7
chord
in
bar
13.
These
particular
note
choices
where
referred
to
as
“targets”
by
Joe
Henderson
in
a
conversation
we
had
one
day
over
the
phone.
I
asked
him,
“How
do
you
play
through
a
chord
progression?”
Joe
responded,
“You
hit
the
targets
and
let
the
psychic
winds
carry
you.”
Meaning,
you
make
sure
you
play
the
important
notes
of
each
chord
of
a
tune’s
progression
and
place
trust
in
yourself,
allowing
your
imagination
to
flow
throughout
the
improvisation.
This
observation
by
Henderson
links
nicely
with
a
comment
by
New
York
drummer,
Victor
Lewis
who
told
me
once
that,
“Joe
Henderson
was
the
perfect
balance
between
intellect
and
intuition.”
43
“Serendipity
Example
1”
(bars
7
and
8
of
Appendices:
C)
features
a
syncopated
rhythm
beginning
with
an
8th
note
and
followed
by
an
16th
note
triplet.
This
motif
is
repeated
throughout
the
two
bars
and
is
performed
in
4/4
time
signature.
The
rhythm
is
slightly
varied
in
bar
8,
beginning
with
an
8th
note
and
followed
by
an
16th
note
triplet
and
a
¼
note.
This
is
repeated
once
more.
The
example
utilises
descending
and
ascending
Major
9th
arpeggios
in
bar
7
and
a
descending
C
Minor
7
and
F
Dominant
9
arpeggio
in
bar
8.
The
chord
progression
has
an
unusual
root
movement;
B
Major
7
ascends
a
Minor
2nd
to
C
Minor
7,
which
ascends
a
Perfect
4th
to
F
Dominant
7
and
represents
a
II
V
chordal
movement
(C
Minor
7
is
the
II
chord
and
F
Dominant
7
is
the
V
chord).
44
“Serendipity”
Example
2
(bars
27
and
28
of
Appendices:
C)
demonstrates
the
use
of
a
syncopated
rhythmic
motif
beginning
on
the
second
half
of
beat
1
with
an
8th
note
and
followed
by
4
sets
of
16th
note
sextuplets.
This
example
is
performed
in
4/4
time
signature
and
the
sextuplets
utilise
C
Sharp
(Perfect
4th),
B
Natural
(Minor
3rd)
and
G
Natural
(Major
7th),
all
notes
from
the
Ab
Melodic
Minor
scale
(or
en
harmonically:
G#
Melodic
Minor).
This
motif
is
repeated
twice
more
and
the
Ab
Minor
Major
7
ascends
chromatically
a
Minor
2nd
to
A
Dominant
7#11
in
bar
2
where
the
motif
is
played
once
more.
The
sextuplet
in
bar
28
makes
use
of
the
same
notes
whilst
the
tonality
has
changed.
C
Sharp
(Major
3rd),
B
Natural
(Major
9th)
and
G
Natural
(Minor
7th)
are
now
interpreted
as
notes
from
the
A
Lydian
Dominant
mode.
The
A
Lydian
Dominant
mode
is
derived
from
the
4th
degree
of
its
parent
scale,
E
Melodic
Minor.
45
Recording
session
at
Double
Bassment
Studios,
Byron
Bay,
Friday
24th
August
2012,
photo
taken
by
Sonya
Lopes
46
“Animal
Urgency”
Example
1
(bars
1
and
2
of
Appendices:
I)
is
written
in
the
4/4
time
signature,
utilising
8th
notes,
which
are
syncopated
and
begin
the
two
bar
phrase
on
the
second
half
of
beat
1
of
bar
1.
The
phrase
is
completed
on
the
2nd
half
of
beat
2
in
bar
2.
It
is
followed
by
an
8th
note
on
the
2nd
half
of
beat
2
in
bar
2
and
tied
over
to
beats
3
and
4
with
a
half
note.
The
descending
melody
is
based
on
the
F
Major
7#5
chord
or
the
F
Lydian
Augmented
mode
and
utilises
the
notes
of
B
Natural
(Augmented
11th),
A
Natural
(Major
3rd),
F
Natural
(Tonic),
Augmented
5th
(C
Sharp)
and
Major
9th
(G
Natural).
The
F
Lydian
Augmented
mode
used
in
this
example
starts
on
the
3rd
degree
of
its
parent
scale,
D
Melodic
Minor
and
was
made
popular
in
the
1960s
by
jazz
saxophonist/composer,
Wayne
Shorter,
a
contemporary
of
Joe
Henderson.
“Wayne
Shorter
was
more
responsible
for
the
Lydian
augmented
or
flat
5/sharp
5
chord."
(Liebman
n.d.)
47
Written
in
4/4
time
signature,
“Animal
Urgency”
Example
2
(bars
6-‐9
of
Appendices:
I)
consists
of
two
sets
of
two
bar
descending
melodic
phrases.
The
phrases
are
rhythmically
identical
and
syncopated,
utilising
a
½
note
on
beats
1
and
2
of
bar
6,
and
tied
to
an
8th
note
on
beat
3.
This
is
followed
by
three
more
8th
notes.
The
last
8th
note
is
tied
to
a
dotted
½
note
on
beats
1,2
and
3
of
bar
7.
The
melodic
motifs
descend
in
a
stepwise
contour
and
the
first
phrase
begins
on
the
Perfect
5th
of
Bb
Minor
9
and
descends
to
the
Major
9th.
The
second
phrase
begins
on
the
Augmented
11th
of
an
A
Dominant
7th
chord
and
descends
to
the
Minor
9th,
anticipating
the
Major
9th
of
the
following
chord,
Ab
Minor
9.
Bb
Minor
9
is
played
in
bars
6
and
7.
The
chord
then
descends
a
Minor
2nd
to
A
Dominant
7th
in
bar
8
which
functions
as
a
tri-‐tone
substitution
for
Eb
Dominant
7.
It
then
descends
chromatically
to
the
next
chord
in
bar
9,
Ab
Minor
9.
This
chord
functions
as
the
resolution
of
a
typical
chord
movement
in
jazz
i.e.
the
I
chord
of
a
II
V
I
progression.
“The
II-‐V-‐I
progression
is
the
cornerstone
of
bebop
as
it
clearly
outlines
classic
diatonic
root
movement
(subdominant/dominant/tonic
relationship)
and
any
subsequent
improvised
lines
created
over
this
harmonic
pattern
have
a
high
degree
of
clarity
and
a
satisfying
balance
of
tension.
By
the
1960s,
this
well
worn
bebop
progression
started
to
be
placed
in
unusual
junctures,
sometimes
seemingly
out
of
nowhere,
coexisting
with
more
modal
sections
(eight
or
more
bar
sections
of
dorian,
mixolydian
scales
or
others).”
(Liebman
n.d.)
48
“Dance
Of
My
Beloved”
Example
1
(bars
3-‐6
of
Appendices:
J)
is
a
jazz
waltz
written
in
3/4
time
signature.
The
phrasing
in
this
example
makes
use
of
syncopated
rhythms
beginning
with
a
tied
half
note
on
beats
1,2
and
3
of
bar
3
followed
by
16th
notes
on
the
second
half
of
beat
3.
This
is
followed
with
an
8th
note
triplet
in
bar
4.
The
last
note
of
the
triplet
is
tied
to
a
dotted
¼
note.
An
8th
note
is
played
on
the
second
half
of
beat
3
of
bar
4
followed
by
three
sets
of
8th
note
triplets
and
a
dotted
½
note
to
complete
the
phrase.
The
D
Minor
7
chord
in
bar
3
ascends
a
Major
2nd
to
E
Minor
7
in
bar
4
before
descending
back
to
D
Minor
7
in
bar
4.
It
ascends
once
more
to
E
Minor
7
in
bar
6.
The
melody
consists
of
extension
notes
and
target
notes,
which
outline
the
chordal
movement.
The
C
Natural
(Minor
7),
E
Natural
(Major
9th)
and
the
Major
7th
(C
Sharp)
in
bar
3
outline
the
upper
extensions
of
D
Minor
with
the
Major
7th
(C
Sharp)
moving
nicely
up
a
Minor
2nd
to
D
Natural
(Minor
7th)
of
E
Minor
7
in
bar
4.
A
Natural
(Perfect
4th)
and
F
Sharp
(Major
9th)
of
E
Minor
is
utilised
in
bar
4
and
the
G
Natural
(Minor
3rd)
descends
to
F
Natural
of
D
Minor
7
in
bar
5.
An
Eb
(Minor
9)
is
used
in
this
part
of
the
melody.
It
is
an
unusual
note
and
considered
an
“outside”
note.
It
is
diatonically
incorrect
and
placed
in
the
melody
to
create
tension
which
works
well
by
moving
to
the
Major
6th,
Perfect
5th
and
Perfect
4th
before
it
is
repeated
again.
The
Minor
9
(E
Flat)
is
resolved
nicely
on
beat
3
of
bar
4,
moving
to
the
Tonic
(D
natural)
and
the
melody
is
completed
on
bar
5
by
landing
on
the
Minor
3rd
of
E
Minor
7.
The
note
choices
used
in
bars
5
and
6
could
also
be
interpreted
as
utilising
the
F
Lydian
Dominant
mode.
This
mode
starts
on
the
4th
degree
of
the
Melodic
Minor
scale
i.e.
F7#11
comes
from
C
Melodic
Minor.
F
Dominant
7
could
very
well
be
used
a
chordal
substitute
for
D
Minor
7
in
this
scenario
but
would
diminish
the
effect
of
the
Eb
in
the
melody
as
a
tension
note.
49
“Dance
Of
My
Beloved”
Example
2
(bars
22
and
23
of
Appendices:
J)
is
composed
in
¾
time
signature.
The
excerpt
is
constructed
of
8th
note
triplets.
The
last
triplet
on
beat
3
of
bar
22
is
tied
to
a
dotted
½
note
to
finish
the
phrase.
Notes
used
in
this
descending
melodic
phrase
outline
“target
notes”
or
important
notes
of
the
chord
i.e.
the
Perfect
5th,
Major
7th
and
Augmented
11th
of
A
Major
7#11.
The
last
note
of
bar
22
(the
Major
6th
or
F
Sharp
of
A
Major
7#11)
continues
in
bar
23
and
becomes
the
Perfect
5th
of
B
Major
7#11.
"Dance
Of
My
Beloved:
Example
2"
makes
use
of
notes
from
two
different
Lydian
modes.
The
A
Lydian
mode
is
derived
from
the
4th
degree
of
its
parent
scale,
E
Major
and
the
B
Lydian
mode
comes
from
F#
Major.
This
particular
sound
was
made
popular
by
jazz
saxophonist/composer,
Joe
Henderson
in
the
1960s
and
the
Lydian
mode
is
used
to
outline
the
augmented
11th.
“The
manner
is
which
Joe
used
this
chord
compositionally
and
in
his
playing
was
a
music
lesson
that
became
required
homework
for
the
next
generation.
“Inner
Urge”
is
the
classic
tune
for
this
chord
using
it
for
most
of
the
first
part
of
the
tune,
while
the
pure
major
prevails
for
the
second
half.”
(Liebman
n.d.)
50
The
Eb
Minor
chord
in
bar
5
ascends
a
Major
3rd
to
G
Minor
Major
7
in
bar
6
and
continues
for
the
remaining
two
bars.
The
G
Minor
Major
7
is
anticipated
with
notes
from
the
chord
written
into
the
ascending
inverted
arpeggio
like
melody
in
bar
5.
It
has
a
triadic
shape
that
gives
a
leaping
contour
rather
than
a
stepwise
scalar
contour
and
the
melodic
motif
has
a
D
Natural
(Perfect
5th),
F
Sharp
(Minor
3rd),
A
Natural
(Major
9th),
C
Natural
(Perfect
4th),
E
Natural
(Major
6th),
G
Natural
(Tonic),
B
Flat
(Minor
3rd)
and
D
Natural
(Perfect
5th)
into
the
melody.
The
motif
then
descends
to
the
Perfect
4th
(C
Natural)
in
Bar
6.
A
variation
on
the
opening
melodic
idea
is
played
in
bar
6
with
an
inverted
arpeggio
like
melody
starting
on
the
Major
9th
of
G
Minor
Major
7
and
descending
to
the
Major
9th
in
bar
7.
The
melody
then
ascends
to
the
Tonic
(G
Natural)
before
descending
to
the
Major
7th
and
Perfect
5th
to
complete
this
excerpt.
As
an
improviser,
notes
from
the
Eb
Dorian
mode
can
be
used
in
the
first
bar
of
this
example.
Alternatively,
notes
from
the
Eb
Melodic
Minor
scale
can
also
be
used
on
this
chord.
It
is
ambiguous,
allowing
the
musician
the
liberty
to
decide
which
sound
to
use.
51
The
musical
ideas
in
“Senhor
J”
Example
2
(bars
10-‐14
of
Appendices:
K)
are
written
in
4/4
time
signature
and
make
use
of
syncopated
rhythms
that
utilise
¼
notes
(or
tied
8th
notes)
on
the
second
half
of
the
beat.
Tied
8th
notes
to
half
notes
and
whole
notes
are
also
used
to
enhance
the
syncopation.
The
important
notes
or
“target
notes”
used
throughout
the
phrase
to
outline
the
chord
movement
e.g.
A
Natural
(Tonic),
E
Natural
(Perfect
5th),
G
Sharp
(Major
7th),
C
Sharp
(Major
3rd)
and
D
Sharp
(Augmented
11th)
all
relate
to
A
Major
7
in
bar
10.
52
Chapter
7:
Comparative
Analysis
Bebop
scale
harmony,
in
particular,
the
dominant
7th
bebop
scale
and
II
V
and
II
V
I
chordal
movement
is
used
in
Henderson
improvisations.
Melodic
and
rhythmic
phrasing
from
Charlie
Parker
is
evident
in
the
music
of
Joe
Henderson.
By
using
rhythmic
anticipation,
passing
notes,
common
tones,
“outside”
notes
and
chromaticism
in
his
melodic
phrases,
Henderson
creates
tension
and
release
in
the
improvisations.
He
employs
the
use
of
ascending
and
descending
inversions
of
arpeggios,
extension
notes
and
“target”
notes
which
all
help
to
outline
the
harmonic
movement
and
give
the
music
a
sense
of
lyricism.
Repetition
and
variation
of
melodic
and
rhythmic
motifs
are
used
to
create
continuity
and
structure
in
the
improvisations
and
certain
patterns
have
a
triadic
shape
that
give
a
leaping
contour
whilst
other
patterns
used
have
a
stepwise
scalar
or
linear
contour.
Henderson
compositions
have
a
sense
of
sophisticated
harmony
and
lyrical
memorable
melodies
that
have
a
triadic
figure,
leaping
contours,
stepwise
scalar
shapes
and
passing
notes.
Parallel
melodies
are
utilised
and
upper
extension
notes
help
outline
logical
chord
choices
but
unusual
root
movement.
Henderson
also
makes
use
of
obvious
key
centres
throughout
his
composition
and
one
of
his
favourite
chord
choices
is
the
Major
7#11,
which
utilises
the
Lydian
mode.
He
places
this
chord
and
other
typical
movements
like
the
II
V
or
II
V
I
chord
progression
and
the
cycle
of
4ths
or
5ths
in
unusual
parts
of
a
song’s
form
which
is
unusual
in
its
length.
Alfredo
Lopes:
Improvisations
and
Compositions
Improvisations
and
compositions
are
syncopated
utilising
rhythmic
phrases,
often
beginning
on
the
second
half
of
the
beat
and
use
tied
notes,
¼
notes,
dotted
¼
notes,
8th
notes,
8th
note
triplets,
16th
notes,
16th
note
triplets
and
16th
note
sextuplets
that
are
usually
performed
or
written
in
either
¾
or
4/4
time
signatures.
Rhythmic
Bebop
phrasing
utilising
16th
notes
are
evident
in
the
improvisations
and
descendent
from
the
style
of
Charlie
Parker
along
with
the
use
of
Bebop
melody
and
harmony,
which
is
in
the
form
of
Bebop
Scales
and
II
V
or
II
V
I
chordal
movement.
53
Descending
and
ascending
inversions
of
arpeggios
outline
“target”
notes
(important
note
choices
like
the
Tonic,
Major
or
Minor
3rd,
Perfect
5th
and
Minor
or
Major
7ths).
“Outside”
notes
are
used
to
create
tension
and
release
in
the
melodies
and
extension
notes
are
applied
to
help
outline
the
harmonic
movement.
Certain
melodic
patterns
have
a
triadic
shape
or
use
large
intervals
give
a
leaping
contour
and
other
passages
utilise
a
stepwise
scalar
contour
or
linear
movement
in
the
improvisation.
Repetition
and
variation
is
used
to
create
continuity
and
structure
throughout
the
improvisation.
Anticipation
is
used
to
create
tension
and
demonstrate
movement
between
note
choices
by
utilising
rhythmic
variation,
chromaticism,
passing
notes
and
common
tones
that
adapt
to
fit
harmonic
progression
between
chords.
Song
forms
are
usually
unorthodox
and
use
an
uneven
amount
of
bars
in
their
structure.
Melodic
motifs
are
varied
throughout
the
writing
and
common
tones,
extension
notes
and
“targets”
are
used
to
emphasize
the
chordal
movement
and
add
to
lyricism.
Unusual
chord
choices
like
the
Minor
Major
7,
unorthodox
song
forms
and
the
use
of
the
Lydian
and
Lydian
Augmented
modes
are
used
in
the
compositions.
There
is
unusual
root
movement,
chordal
substitution
as
well
as
typical
chord
application
like
a
II
V
I
which
add
to
interesting
chord
progressions
in
the
compositions.
Conclusion
54
Improvisations
and
compositions
written
and
performed
by
Alfredo
Lopes
in
some
cases
use
non-‐traditional
chords
and
scales
like
the
Melodic
Minor
or
the
Minor
Major
7
chord
as
well
as
the
Lydian
and
Lydian
Augmented
modes
which
are
placed
in
uncommon
sections
of
the
tune.
Illogical
choice
of
chordal
colour
and
unusual
root
movement
e.g.
Minor
or
Major
3rds
occurs
in
the
chordal
movement.
The
musical
work
is
usually
unorthodox,
utilising
an
uneven
amount
of
bars
in
their
structure.
Melodic
phrases
are
at
times
shorter
than
Henderson’s
and
rhythms
are
sometimes
uneven.
55
Chapter
8:
Final
Conclusions
This
examination
has
lead
me
to
new
discoveries
and
possibilities
as
a
jazz
composer
and
improviser,
having
developed
from
working
within
the
boundaries,
structures
and
influences
of
various
tunes
and
performances
by
past
masters
such
as
Joe
Henderson,
who
provide
knowledge
and
techniques
to
transmute
ideas
and
break
new
ground.
56
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APPENDICES
Transcriptions
of
Alfredo
Lopes
improvisations:
Note:
All
transcriptions
have
been
notated
using
accidentals
due
to
the
fact
that
songs
contain
keys
changes,
non-‐diatonic
chords
and
many
chromatic
notes.
A.
“Night
and
Night”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Out
Of
The
Night”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
B.
“Punjabee
Dahl
and
Rice”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Punjab”
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
C.
“Serendipity”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Serenity”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
F.
“Recorda
Me”
("Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
G.
“Shade
of
Jade”
Part
1
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
H.
“Shade
of
Jade”
Part
2
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
Transcriptions
of
Alfredo
Lopes
compositions:
Note:
All
transcriptions
have
been
notated
using
accidentals
due
to
the
fact
that
songs
contain
keys
changes,
non-‐diatonic
chords
and
many
chromatic
notes.
I.
“Animal
Urgency”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Inner
Urge”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Inner
Urge",
recorded
November
30,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
J.
“Dance
Of
My
Beloved”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Black
Narcissus”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Power
To
The
People",
recorded
May
23
and
29,
1969
for
Milestone
Records)
65
K.
“Senhor
J”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Recorda
Me”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
Transcriptions
Of
Joe
Henderson
compositions:
Note:
All
transcriptions
have
been
notated
using
accidentals
due
to
the
fact
that
songs
contain
keys
changes,
non-‐diatonic
chords
and
many
chromatic
notes.
L.
“Homestretch”
(Sickler,
D
1978,
The
Artistry
of
Joe
Henderson,
United
Artists
Publishing
Group,
U.S.A)
,
("Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
M.
“Jinrikisha”
(Sickler,
D
1978,
The
Artistry
of
Joe
Henderson,
United
Artists
Publishing
Group,
U.S.A)
,
("Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
N.
“Punjab”
Tenor
Melody
(Sickler,
D
1978,
The
Artistry
of
Joe
Henderson,
United
Artists
Publishing
Group,
U.S.A)
,
("In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
O.
“Punjab”
Trumpet
Melody
(Sickler,
D
1978,
The
Artistry
of
Joe
Henderson,
United
Artists
Publishing
Group,
U.S.A)
,
("In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
Note:
All
transcriptions
have
been
notated
using
accidentals
due
to
the
fact
that
songs
contain
keys
changes,
non-‐diatonic
chords
and
many
chromatic
notes.
R.
“Without
a
Song”
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
66
S.
“Granted”
("Mode
For
Joe",
recorded
January
27,
1966
for
Blue
Note
Records)
T.
“Modinha”
by
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
("Double
Rainbow:
The
Music
Of
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim",
recorded
September
19
and
20
and
November
5th
and
6th,
1994)
U.
“Straight
Ahead”
by
Kenny
Dorham
(“Una
Mas”,
recorded
1st
April,
1963)
V.
“Take
the
‘A’
Train”
written
by
Duke
Ellington
and
Billy
Strayhorn
and
performed
by
Joe
Henderson
("Lush
Life:
The
Music
Of
Billy
Strayhorn",
recorded
September
3-‐8,
1991
for
Verve
Records)
Appendices
CD1
(back
cover
of
exegesis
document)
1.
“Night
and
Night”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Out
Of
The
Night”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
2.
“Punjabee
Dahl
and
Rice”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Punjab”
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
3.
“Serendipity”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Serenity”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
4.
“Inner
Urge”
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
5.
“Recorda
Me”
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
6.
“Recorda
Me”
("Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
7.
“Shade
of
Jade”
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
8.
“Animal
Urgency”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Inner
Urge”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Inner
Urge",
recorded
November
30,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
9.
“Dance
Of
My
Beloved”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Black
Narcissus”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Power
To
The
People",
recorded
May
23
and
29,
1969
for
Milestone
Records)
10.
“Senhor
J”
by
Alfredo
Lopes
(based
on
“Recorda
Me”
by
Joe
Henderson
from
the
album
"Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
11.
“Homestretch”
("Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
12.
“Jinrikisha”
("Page
One",
recorded
June
3rd,
1963
for
Blue
Note
Records)
13.
“Punjab”
Tenor
Melody
("In'n'Out",
recorded
April
10,
1964
for
Blue
Note
Records)
67
Appendices
CD
2
(back
cover
of
exegesis
document)
1.
“Si
Si”
(“Swedish
Schnapps”,
recorded
May
5th
1949-‐
August
8th,
1951
for
Verve
Records)
2.
“D.B.
Blues”
(“D.B.
Blues”,
recorded
December
1945
for
Aladdin
Records)
3.
“Without
a
Song”
("Joe
Henderson
Big
Band",
recorded
March
16,
1992-‐
June
26,
1996
for
Verve
Records)
4.
“Granted”
("Mode
For
Joe",
recorded
January
27,
1966
for
Blue
Note
Records)
5.
“Modinha”
by
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
("Double
Rainbow:
The
Music
Of
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim",
recorded
September
19
and
20
and
November
5th
and
6th,
1994)
6.
“Straight
Ahead”
by
Kenny
Dorham
(“Una
Mas”,
recorded
1st
April,
1963)
7.
“Take
the
‘A’
Train”
written
by
Duke
Ellington
and
Billy
Strayhorn
and
performed
by
Joe
Henderson
("Lush
Life:
The
Music
Of
Billy
Strayhorn",
recorded
September
3-‐8,
1991
for
Verve
Records)
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
Joe
Henderson
Discography
&
Chronology
Joe
Henderson
and
Lee
Morgan
<http://bainer.tumblr.com/post/10507065715/joe-‐henderson-‐and-‐lee-‐
morgan-‐during-‐morgans-‐the>.
113
Date:
1958
Location:
The
Blue
Bird,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kirk
Lightsey
(p),
Ernie
Farrow
(b),
Roy
Brooks
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Unknown
dates.
Information
taken
from
photo
in
"Before
Motown",
p.147.
Date:
9/9/1958
Location:
Joe
Brazil's
Basement,
Detroit
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Brazil
(ldr),
Joe
Brazil,
Sylvester
'Sonny
Red'
Kyner
(as),
John
Coltrane,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
unknown
(ts,
t),
Hugh
Lawson
(p),
Ernie
Farrow
(b),
Roy
Brooks
(d)
a.
Now's
The
Time
-‐
19:00
(Charlie
Parker)
b.
Woody
'n
You
-‐
8:00
(Dizzy
Gillespie)
c.
Paul's
Pal
-‐
12:00
(Sonny
Rollins)
d.
Sweet
Georgia
Brown
-‐
11:00
(Maceo
Pinkard,
Kenneth
Casey,
Ben
Bernie)
Omit
Joe
Brazil
(as)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
unknown
(ts)
on
a
only.
unknown
(t)
on
a
only.
Omit
Hugh
Lawson
(p)
on
c.
Date:
December
1958
Location:
The
Bohemian
Club,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
International
Jazz
Quartet
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Barry
Harris
(p),
Ernie
Farrow
(b),
Mike
Lawton
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
25
December
1958
(vol
25
no.
26),
p.48.
Date:
January
or
February
1959
Location:
Blue
Bird
Inn,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
International
Jazz
Quartet
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Barry
Harris,
Hugh
Lawson
(p),
Ernie
Farrow
(b),
Bert
Myrick
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
19
February
1959
(vol.
26,
no.
4),
p.50.
Date:
December
1959?
Location:
Blue
Bird
Inn,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Terry
Pollard
(p),
Will
Austin
(b),
Johnny
Cleaver
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
114
DB:
10
December
1959
(vol.
26
no.
25),
p.66.
Johnny
Cleaver
is
incorrectly
listed
as
Johnny
Cleveland
Date:
January
or
February
1960
Location:
The
Counterpoint,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Terry
Pollard
(p),
Will
Austin
(b),
Johnny
Cleaver
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
18
February
1960
(vol.
27
no.
4),
p.47.
Johnny
Cleaver
is
incorrectly
listed
as
Johnny
Cleveland
Date:
3/19/1960
Location:
Gold
Room,
20
Grand,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Yusef
Lateef,
James
Moody,
Sonny
Stitt
(ts),
Will
Davis,
Terry
Pollard
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
"The
Battle
of
Jazz,"
tenor
summit.
The
Michigan
Chronicle:
19
March
1960.
Date:
4/1/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Kenny
Dorham
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Butch
Warren
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
tk
06
Sao
Paolo
-‐
7:16
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4127/BST
84127
-
Una
Mas
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
b.
tk
09
Straight
Ahead
-‐
8:55
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4127/BST
84127
-
Una
Mas
(1964)
c.
tk
13
Una
Mas
(One
More
Time)
-‐
15:16
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4127/BST
84127
-
Una
Mas
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
96381
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years,
vol.
4:
Hard
Bop
&
Beyond
1963-‐
1967
(1999)
d.
tk
16
If
Ever
I
Would
Leave
You
-‐
5:07
(Alan
Jay
Lerner,
Frederick
Loewe)
All
titles
on:
-
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46515
2
-‐
Una
Mas
(1987)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
21228
2
0
-‐
Una
Mas
(1999)
Date:
5/16/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
115
Grant
Green
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Grant
Green
(g),
John
Patton
(org),
Ben
Dixon
(d),
Duke
Pearson
(arr)
a.
tk
3
Am
I
Blue
-‐
6:54
(Grant
Clarke,
Harry
Akst)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4139/BST
84139
-
"Am
I
Blue"
(1964)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ-‐4139
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
3556426
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(2002)
b.
tk
5
Take
These
Chains
From
My
Heart
-‐
6:11
(Billy
Rose,
Hy
Heath)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4139/BST
84139
-
"Am
I
Blue"
(1964)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ-‐4139
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
3556426
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(2002)
c.
tk
10
Sweet
Slumber
-‐
7:15
(Lucky
Millinder,
William
Henri
Woode,
Al
J.
Neiburg)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4139/BST
84139
-
"Am
I
Blue"
(1964)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ-‐4139
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
3556426
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(2002)
d.
(rejected)
Gee
Baby,
Ain't
I
Good
To
You
(Don
Redman,
Andy
Razaf)
e.
tk
23
I
Wanna
Be
Loved
-
7:36
(Billy
Rose,
Edward
Heyman)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4139/BST
84139
-
"Am
I
Blue"
(1964)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ-‐4139
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
3556426
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(2002)
f.
tk
25
For
All
We
Know
-‐
14:00
(J.
Fred
Coots,
Sam
M.
Lewis)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4139/BST
84139
-
"Am
I
Blue"
(1964)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ-‐4139
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
3556426
-‐
"Am
I
Blue"
(2002)
Date:
6/3/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Butch
Warren
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
tk
6
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
5:56
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
b.
tk
12
Jinrikisha
-‐
7:20
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
tk
14
Blue
Bossa
-‐
7:55
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
32993
-‐
Esquire
Jazz
Collection:
Toward
The
Light
(1995)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
97156
-‐
Blue
Bossa,
vol.
2
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
4940300
-‐
Blue
45's:
The
Ultimate
Jukebox
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
98899
-‐
Blue
Note
Essentials,
vol.
1
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
96381
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years,
vol.
4:
Hard
Bop
&
Beyond
1963-‐
1967
(1999)
Disky
CD:
99062
-‐
The
Jazz
Collection
(2000)
116
Delta
CD:
-‐
A
Declaration
Of
Love
With
Jazz
(2000)
d.
tk
18
La
Mesha
-‐
9:05
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
59229
-‐
Blue
Note:
A
Story
of
Modern
Jazz
(1997)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
e.
tk
20
Out
Of
The
Night
-‐
7:20
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
f.
tk
25
Homestretch
-‐
4:10
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
Mini
LP:
TOCJ-‐9069
-‐
Page
One
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4140/BST
84140
-‐
Page
One
(1963)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84140
2
-‐
Page
One
(1988)
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ-‐4140
-‐
Page
One
(1994)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
98795
2
2
-‐
Page
One
(1999)
Date:
6/3/1963
Location:
Carnegie
International
Endowment
Center,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Kenny
Dorham
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Charlie
Parker
Memorial
Fund
Program
which
featured
the
Freddie
Redd
Quintet,
the
Kenny
Dorham
quintet
with
Joe
Henderson,
The
Ted
Curson
quartet
with
vocalist
Carol
Ivy
and
the
debut
of
the
New
York
School
of
Jazz
Ensemble.
Dan
Morgenstern
was
the
MC
[NYAN:
6
June
1963,
p.14].
This
event
was
also
reported
in
DB:
20
June
1963
(vol.
30
no.14),
p.13.
Date:
6/17/1963
Location:
Birdland,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Edgar
Bateman
(ldr),
Clarence
Sharpe
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Richard
Williams
(t),
Harold
Mabern
(p),
Bob
Cunningham
(b),
Edgar
Bateman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Monday
night
session
opposite
Dave
Pike.
Coda:
7/63
p.14.
Date:
ca.
7/1963
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
Audio
Fidelity
Antonio
'Chocolate'
Diaz
Mena
(ldr),
Alfred
Gibbons,
Joe
Henderson,
Seldon
Powell,
Jerome
Richardson,
Leo
Wright
(ww),
Alfredo
Armetros,
Johnny
Coles,
Mario
Fernandez,
Clark
Terry,
Alesandro
Vivar,
Richard
Williams
(t),
Jimmy
Cleveland
(tb),
Frank
Mercado
(g),
Duke
Pearson,
Felipe
Yanez
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw,
Frank
Schifano
(b),
Rudy
Collins,
Walter
Perkins
(d),
Victor
Allende,
Miguel
Avila,
Antonio
'Chocolate'
Diaz
Mena,
Ramon
Sardinas,
Jorge
Topia,
Carlos
Valdez
(per)
a.
Tin
Tin
Deo
-‐
3:45
(Chano
Pozo)
Audio
Fidelity
LP
12":
AFLP
6117
-
Eso
Es
Latin
Jazz...Man!
(1963)
b.
Pega
Joso
-‐
2:36
(Lalo
Schifrin,
Antonio
Diaz
Mena)
Audio
Fidelity
LP
12":
AFLP
6117
-
Eso
Es
Latin
Jazz...Man!
(1963)
117
c.
Mambo
Jazz,
opus
no.
7
-‐
2:30
(Lalo
Schifrin)
Audio
Fidelity
LP
12":
AFLP
6117
-
Eso
Es
Latin
Jazz...Man!
(1963)
d.
Take
Five
-‐
3:44
(Paul
Desmond)
e.
Kush
-‐
3:19
(Dizzy
Gillespie)
Audio
Fidelity
LP
12":
AFLP
6117
-
Eso
Es
Latin
Jazz...Man!
(1963)
Rhino
CD:
74312
-‐
Saoco!
Masters
Of
Afro-‐Cuban
Jazz
(2001)
f.
Harlem
Nocturne
-‐
2:49
(Earle
Hagen,
Dick
Rogers)
Audio
Fidelity
LP
12":
AFLP
6117
-
Eso
Es
Latin
Jazz...Man!
(1963)
g.
Caravan
-‐
4:05
(Duke
Ellington,
Juan
Tizol,
Irving
Mills)
h.
Con
Alma
-
3:18
(Dizzy
Gillespie)
i.
On
Green
Dolphin
Street
-
2:40
(Ned
Washington,
Bronislau
Kaper)
j.
Poinciana
-
2:46
(Buddy
Bernier,
Nat
Simon)
k.
Gozando
El
Guaguanco
-
2:57
(Morales
Alejandro
H.
Sosa)
l.
What
Kind
Of
Fool
Am
I?
-
2:38
(Leslie
Bricusse,
Anthony
Newley)
Date:
7/18/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Johnny
Coles
(ldr),
Leo
Wright
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Duke
Pearson
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Walter
Perkins
(d)
a.
(rejected)
So
Sweet
My
Little
Girl
(Duke
Pearson)
b.
tk
8
Little
Johnny
C
-‐
5:09
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOJC-4144
-
Little
Johnny
C
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4144/BST
84144
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1964)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
CDP
7243
8
32129
2
7
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1996)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
8
64475
2
4
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(2005)
c.
tk
12
Hobo
Joe
-‐
8:12
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOJC-4144
-
Little
Johnny
C
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4144/BST
84144
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1964)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
CDP
7243
8
32129
2
7
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1996)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
8
64475
2
4
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(2005)
d.
tk
21
Jano
-‐
7:21
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOJC-4144
-
Little
Johnny
C
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4144/BST
84144
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1964)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
CDP
7243
8
32129
2
7
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1996)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
8
64475
2
4
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(2005)
Date:
8/9/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Johnny
Coles
(ldr),
Leo
Wright
(f,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Duke
Pearson
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
tk
4
Heavy
Legs
-‐
5:58
(Duke
Pearson)
b.
tk
18
My
Secret
Passion
-‐
7:08
(Duke
Pearson)
c.
tk
22
So
Sweet
My
Little
Girl
-
6:24
(Duke
Pearson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOJC-‐4144
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
118
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4144/BST
84144
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1964)
-‐
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
CDP
7243
8
32129
2
7
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(1996)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
8
64475
2
4
-‐
Little
Johnny
C
(2005)
Leo
Wright
(f)
on
b
only.
Omit
Leo
Wright
(as)
on
b.
Date:
8/13/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Blue
Mitchell
(ldr),
Leo
Wright
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts,
arr),
Blue
Mitchell
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Gene
Taylor
(b),
Roy
Brooks
(d)
a.
tk
4
Andrea
-‐
5:16
(Roger
Boykin)
b.
tk
11
Cry
Me
A
River
-‐
6:47
(Arthur
Hamilton)
c.
tk
14
Mamacita
-‐
5:49
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
57745
-‐
Blue
'n'
Groovy
(1999)
d.
tk
15
Sweet
And
Lovely
-‐
7:47
(Gus
Arnheim,
Harry
Tobias,
Jules
Lemare)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-89287-2
-
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
e.
tk
22
Step
Lightly
-‐
8:31
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
tk
24
Bluesville
-‐
4:09
(Sylvester
'Sonny
Red'
Kyner)
All
titles
on:
-
Mosaic
LP
12":
178
-
The
Complete
Blue
Mitchell
Blue
Note
Sessions
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
LT-‐1082
-‐
Step
Lightly
(1980)
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
LP
12":
BN
84142
-‐
Step
Lightly
(1980)
-‐
King
(Jap)
LP
12":
GXK-‐8182
-‐
Step
Lightly
(1981)
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOJC
4142
-‐
Step
Lightly
(1994)
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD4-‐178
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Mitchell
Blue
Note
Sessions
(1998)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(arr)
on
a,
f.
Date:
September
1963
Location:
The
Coronet,
Brooklyn,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Kenny
Dorham
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
In
the
liner
notes
to
Basra,
Ira
Gitler
indicates
that,
"La
Roca
was
familiar
with
Henderson's
work
from
the
time
the
two
spent
together
in
Kenny
Dorham's
quintet
at
the
Coronet
in
Brooklyn
during
September
1963.
Date:
Fall
1963
Location:
Count
Basie's,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Rufus
Jones
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Rufus
Jones
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
119
DB
reports
that,
"Maynard
Ferguson's
drummer
Rufus
Jones
had
his
own
group
at
Count
Basie's
with
Joe
Henderson
on
tenor
saxophone"
DB:
24
October
1963
(vol.
30
no.
38),
p.43.
Date:
9/9/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Eddie
Khan
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
tk
10
Teeter
Totter
[aka
Around
The
Corner]
-‐
7:10
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
tk
14
Our
Thing
-‐
5:35
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4152/BST
84152
-‐
Our
Thing
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
c.
tk
17
Escapade
-‐
8:03
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4152/BST
84152
-‐
Our
Thing
(1964)
d.
tk
23
Back
Road
-‐
6:18
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4152/BST
84152
-‐
Our
Thing
(1964)
e.
tk
27
Pedro's
Time
-‐
10:02
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4152/BST
84152
-‐
Our
Thing
(1964)
f.
tk
28
Teeter
Totter
[aka
Around
The
Corner]
-‐
8:30
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4152/BST
84152
-‐
Our
Thing
(1964)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84152
2
-‐
Our
Thing
(1989)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
25647
2
9
-‐
Our
Thing
(2000)
Date:
11/4/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Grant
Green
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Grant
Green
(g),
Duke
Pearson
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Al
Harewood
(d)
a.
tk
11
Jean
De
Fleur
-‐
8:05
(Grant
Green)
b.
tk
14
Idle
Moments
-‐
14:52
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐27312
-
The
Best
Of
Grant
Green,
vol.
1
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4154/BST
84154
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
536418
-‐
Jazz
Chillout
(2002)
c.
tk
28
Nomad
-‐
12:13
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4154/BST
84154
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1965)
d.
tk
32
Django
-‐
13:12
(John
Lewis)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84154
2
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1988)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
99003
2
5
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1999)
Date:
11/8/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
120
a.
tk
3
Land
Of
Nod
-‐
5:45
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
b.
tk
7
Black
Fire
-‐
5:44
(Andrew
Hill)
c.
tk
9
Cantarnos
-‐
5:38
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
d.
tk
15
McNeil
Island
-‐
2:55
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
e.
tk
17
Tired
Trade
-‐
5:49
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
f.
tk
20
Pumpkin
-‐
5:22
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
21052
-‐
The
Mosaic
Sampler
(1999)
g.
tk
22
Pumpkin
-‐
5:15
(Andrew
Hill)
h.
tk
23
Subterfuge
-‐
8:02
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
i.
tk
27
Black
Fire
-‐
6:53
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4151/BST
84151
-‐
Black
Fire
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84151
2
-‐
Black
Fire
(1987)
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD4-‐161
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
Sessions
(1963-‐
66)
(1995)
-‐
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR10-‐161
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
Sessions
(1963-‐66)
(1995)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
7243
5
96501
2
-‐
Black
Fire
(2004)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
e,
h.
Omit
Roy
Haynes
(d)
on
d.
Date:
11/15/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Grant
Green
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Grant
Green
(g),
Duke
Pearson
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Al
Harewood
(d)
a.
tk
36
Django
-‐
8:40
(John
Lewis)
Blue
Note
CD:
40851
-‐
Grant
Green:
Retrospective
(2002)
b.
tk
39
Jean
De
Fleur
-‐
6:46
(Grant
Green)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4154/BST
84154
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1965)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84154
2
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1988)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
99003
2
5
-‐
Idle
Moments
(1999)
Date:
12/21/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Lee
Morgan
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Lee
Morgan
(t),
Barry
Harris
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
tk
2
Totem
Pole
-‐
9:56
(Lee
Morgan)
b.
tk
4
Totem
Pole
-‐
10:13
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4157/BST
84157
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1964)
c.
tk
11
Boy,
What
A
Night
-‐
7:31
(Lee
Morgan)
121
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4157/BST
84157
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1964)
d.
tk
19
Hocus-‐Pocus
-‐
6:21
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4157/BST
84157
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1964)
e.
tk
25
The
Sidewinder
-‐
10:24
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
16-G2
-
Blue
Note:
Decades
of
Jazz,
Vol.
3
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
89904
-‐
Blue
Note:
Three
Decades
of
Jazz,
1959-‐1969
Blue
Note
LP
12":
LA
224
G
-‐
Lee
Morgan:
Memorial
Album
Blue
Note
EP:
BN
4157
-‐
The
Sidewinder
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4157/BST
84157
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐91138
-‐
The
Best
Of
Lee
Morgan
(1988)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐92471
-‐
Blue
Note
Anniversary
Collection,
vol.
3
(1989)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST2
84429
-‐
The
Best
Of
Blue
Note,
vol.
1
(1990)
Verve
CD:
314
521
007-‐2
-‐
Playboy's
40th
Anniversary:
Four
Decades
Of
Jazz
1953-‐1993
(1993)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
32993
-‐
Esquire
Jazz
Collection:
Toward
The
Light
(1995)
Blue
Note
CD:
54901B
-‐
Jazz
Profile
(1997)
32
Records
CD:
32025
-‐
Hit
Jazz
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
59229
-‐
Blue
Note:
A
Story
of
Modern
Jazz
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
94704
-‐
Lee
Morgan:
Blue
Breakbeats
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
80679
-‐
Blue
'n'
Groovy,
vol.
1:
Blue
Note
Connects
With
The
Good
Vibes
(1999)
Disky
CD:
99062
-‐
The
Jazz
Collection
(2000)
f.
tk
27
Gary's
Notebook
-‐
6:03
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
EP:
BN
4157
-
The
Sidewinder
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4157/BST
84157
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1964)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84157
2
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1989)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
95332
2
6
-‐
The
Sidewinder
(1999)
Date:
12/29/1963
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Bobby
Hutcherson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Grant
Green
(g),
Duke
Pearson
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Al
Harewood
(d)
a.
tk
8
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
tk
9
The
Kicker
-‐
6:05
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
7243
5
21437
2
6
-‐
The
Kicker
(1999)
c.
tk
11
Bedouin
-‐
8:11
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
7243
5
21437
2
6
-‐
The
Kicker
(1999)
d.
tk
22
For
Duke
P.
-‐
7:53
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
7243
5
21437
2
6
-‐
The
Kicker
(1999)
e.
tk
24
Step
Lightly
-‐
14:17
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
7243
5
21437
2
6
-‐
The
Kicker
(1999)
f.
tk
25
Step
Lightly
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
tk
35
Mirrors
-‐
6:51
(Joe
Chambers)
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
7243
5
21437
2
6
-‐
The
Kicker
(1999)
h.
tk
36
If
Ever
I
Would
Leave
You
-‐
10:32
(Alan
Jay
Lerner,
Frederick
Loewe)
122
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
7243
5
21437
2
6
-‐
The
Kicker
(1999)
Omit
Grant
Green
(g)
on
d,
g,
h.
Date:
3/18/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Freddie
Roach
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Wright
(g),
Freddie
Roach
(org),
Clarence
Johnston
(d)
a.
Next
Time
You
See
Me
(Earl
Forest,
Bill
Harvey)
b.
The
Right
Time
(Lew
Herman)
c.
I'll
Get
Along
Somehow
(Buddy
Fields,
Gerald
Marks)
This
session
was
rejected.
There
were
no
master
numbers
assigned.
Date:
3/19/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Freddie
Roach
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Wright
(g),
Freddie
Roach
(org),
Clarence
Johnston
(d)
a.
1314
(tk
4)
Next
Time
You
See
Me
-‐
5:07
(Earl
Forest,
Bill
Harvey)
b.
1315
(tk
8)
Brown
Sugar
-
4:19
(Freddie
Roach)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
96563
2
-
So
Blue,
So
Funky
(1992)
Blue
Note
CD:
4940300
-‐
Blue
45's:
The
Ultimate
Jukebox
(1999)
c.
1316
(tk
19)
Have
You
Ever
Had
The
Blues?
-‐
6:43
(Harold
Logan,
Lloyd
Price,
Bill
Jennings)
d.
1317
(tk
22)
All
Night
Long
-
6:40
(Curtis
Lewis)
e.
1318
(tk
27)
The
Midnight
Sun
Will
Never
Set
-‐
6:55
(Quincy
Jones,
Dorcas
Cochran,
Henri
Gabriel
Salvador)
f.
1319
(tk
28)
The
Right
Time
-
7:15
(Lew
Herman)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-2
-
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ
4168
-‐
Brown
Sugar
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4168/BST
84168
-‐
Brown
Sugar
(1964)
-‐
Water
CD:
Water
148
-‐
Brown
Sugar
(2005)
Date:
3/21/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
(ldr),
Eric
Dolphy
(f,
bcl,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
1321
(tk
6)
Refuge
-‐
12:12
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4167/BST
84167
-‐
Point
of
Departure
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
b.
tk
7
Dedication
-‐
7:00
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
c.
1322
(tk
8)
Dedication
-‐
6:38
(Andrew
Hill)
123
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4167/BST
84167
-‐
Point
of
Departure
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
d.
tk
10
New
Monastery
-‐
7:01
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4167/BST
84167
-‐
Point
of
Departure
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
e.
tk
13
New
Monastery
-‐
6:10
(Andrew
Hill)
f.
tk
18
Flight
19
-‐
3:46
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
g.
1324
(tk
19)
Flight
19
-‐
4:09
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4167/BST
84167
-‐
Point
of
Departure
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
h.
1320
(tk
24)
Spectrum
-‐
9:44
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4167/BST
84167
-‐
Point
of
Departure
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84167
2
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1988)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
724349900721
-‐
Point
Of
Departure
(1999)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD4-‐161
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
Sessions
(1963-‐66)
(1995)
-‐
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR10-‐161
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
Sessions
(1963-‐66)
(1995)
Omit
Eric
Dolphy
(f)
on
a,
d,
e.
Eric
Dolphy
(bcl)
on
h
only.
Omit
Eric
Dolphy
(as)
on
b,
c,
f,
g.
Date:
4/7/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Eddie
Khan
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
1331
Short
Story
(Kenny
Dorham)
This
performance
was
rejected.
Date:
4/10/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
1332
(tk
6)
Punjab
-‐
9:06
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4166/BST
84166
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
b.
tk
7
In
'n
Out
-‐
9:16
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
1333
(tk
9)
In
'n
Out
-
10:22
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4166/BST
84166
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
124
d.
1334
(tk
11)
Short
Story
-‐
7:09
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4166/BST
84166
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1965)
e.
1335
(tk
14)
Brown's
Town
-‐
6:22
(Kenny
Dorham)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4166/BST
84166
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1965)
f.
1336
(tk
19)
Serenity
-‐
6:15
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4166/BST
84166
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1965)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46510
2
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1987)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
29156
2
1
-‐
In
'n
Out
(1994)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
96507
2
2
-‐
In
'n
Out
(2004)
Date:
June
1964
Location:
Crawford's
Bar
and
Grill,
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
This
engagement
was
the
inaugural
event
for
Silver's
new
quintet.
Before
the
new
quintet
began
performing
publicly,
they
rehearsed
for
one
week-‐-‐
sometime
in
late
May.
However,
another
DB
[16
December
1964
(vol.
32
no.
26),
p.18]
indicates
that,
"A
new
Silver
quintet
made
its
debut
in
June..."These
rehearsals
were
during
the
day
at
Lynn
Oliver's
Studios
(consequently
the
same
place
that
Blue
Note
booked
rehearsal
space
for
recording
projects).
A
DB
issue
[18
June
1964
(vol.31
no.
14)]
covers
one
of
the
rehearsals
of
the
new
Silver
quintet
[p.20],
on
a"Thursday
about
2
p.m.
and
the
men
were
in
the
middle
of
their
daily
1-‐4p.m.
rehearsal."
At
the
conclusion
of
this
week
they
"were
going
...to
open
at
Crawford's
Grill...[in
Pittsburgh]."
(This
debut
gig(s)
probably
took
place
during
the
Friday
or
Saturday
afternoon
matinee
that
the
grill
sponsored-‐-‐
see
below.)
DB:
16
July
1964
(vol.
31
no.
21),
p.49
reported
that,
Friday
and
Saturday
afternoon
matinees
at
Crawford's
Grill
have
become
quite
the
thing
with
well
attended
sessions
for
Horace
Silver...Pittsburghers
[sic]
Joe
Henderson,
tenor
saxophone,
and
drummer
Roger
Humphries
are
in
the
Silver
quintet,
and
the
college
crowd
seemed
to
dig
trumpeter
Carmell
Jones.
Date:
June
1964
Location:
Buffalo,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Arthur
Harper
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Apparently
Teddy
Smith
was
not
present
on
this
gig.This
was
the
band's
second
performance.
DB:
27
August
1964,
p.34.
Date:
6/6/1964
125
Location:
Cork
'n'
Bib,
Westbury,
NY
Label:
Emerald
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
Filthy
McNasty
-‐
9:05
(Horace
Silver)
b.
The
Tokyo
Blues
-
14:57
(Horace
Silver)
c.
Senor
Blues
-‐
6:41
(Horace
Silver)
d.
Skinney
Minney
-
14:40
(Horace
Silver)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Emerald
LP
12":
1001
-‐
Live
1964
This
performance
was
originally
released
on
Horace
Silver's
own
label.
The
track
titles
are
incorrectly
labeled.
The
title
order
on
the
album
should
be
as
follows:
"Filthy
McNasty,"
"Skinney
Minney,"
"
The
Tokyo
Blues"
and
"Senor
Blues."
Date:
6/12/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Grant
Green
(ldr),
James
Spaulding
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Duke
Pearson
(t),
Grant
Green
(g),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
tk
3
Grant's
Tune
-‐
6:58
(Grant
Green)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN
LT-990
-‐
Solid
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
33580
2
1
-‐
Solid
(1995)
b.
tk
14
Minor
League
-‐
7:05
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN
LT-990
-‐
Solid
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
33580
2
1
-‐
Solid
(1995)
Blue
Note
CD:
40851
-‐
Grant
Green:
Retrospective
(2002)
c.
tk
25
Wives
And
Lovers
-‐
9:02
(Burt
Bacharach,
Hal
David)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
33580
2
1
-‐
Solid
(1995)
d.
tk
28
The
Kicker
-‐
6:19
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
33580
2
1
-‐
Solid
(1995)
e.
(rejected)
untitled
-‐
7:05
(Duke
Pearson)
f.
tk
35
Ezz-‐thetic
-
10:39
(George
Russell)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-27312
-
The
Best
Of
Grant
Green,
vol.
1
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN
LT-‐990
-‐
Solid
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
33580
2
1
-‐
Solid
(1995)
g.
tk
37
Solid
-‐
7:20
(Sonny
Rollins)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN
LT-990
-‐
Solid
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
33580
2
1
-‐
Solid
(1995)
Omit
James
Spaulding
(as)
on
c.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Duke
Pearson
(t)
on
e
only.
Duke
Pearson's
untitled
composition
was
not
included
on
this
album.
The
session
notes
indicate
that
he
performed
on
trumpet
for
this
piece.
Date:
June
15-‐21,
1964
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
126
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
4
June
1964
(vol.
31
no.
13),
p.44.
A
review
of
this
engagement
was
published
in
DB:
27
August
1964
(vol.
31
no.
24),
p.34.
Date:
Late
June
1964
Location:
Hunter
College,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Kenny
Dorham
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Trumpeter
Kenny
Dorham's
quintet
with
Joe
Henderson
on
tenor
saxophone
took
part
in
a
'Modern
Dance
and
Jazz
Concert'
benefit
for
CORE
at
Hunter
College
in
late
June.
Choreography
was
by
Ron
Davis
and
Lester
Wilson;
compositions
of
Cannonball
Adderley,
Oliver
Nelson
and
Mary
Lou
Williams
were
played...[DB:
13
August
1964
vol.
31
no.
23,
"Strictly
ad
Lib"].
Date:
July
25-‐29,
1964
Location:
Anitbes
Jazz
Festival,
Antibes,
France
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
Magazine
#110:
6
September
1964,
p.30-‐32.
Video
footage
exists
of
this
performance
dated
29
July
1964.
Date:
8/8/1964
Location:
Awixa
Pond
Center,
Bayshore,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
reports
that,
Pianist
Horace
Silver's
new
quintet
received
a
standing
ovation
for
its
performance
at
the
Awixa
Pond
Art
Center
in
Bayshore,
NY
on
August
8
[DB:
24
September
1964
vol.
31
no.
26,
p.42].
Date:
8/15/1964
Location:
Pep's
Showbar,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
Blue
Note
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
tk
1
I'll
Remember
April
(Gene
DePaul,
Don
Raye,
Patricia
Johnston)
127
b.
tk
2
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
tk
3
Pretty
Eyes
(Horace
Silver)
d.
tk
4
Que
Pasa
(Horace
Silver)
e.
tk
5
Skinney
Minney
(Horace
Silver)
f.
tk
6
Mexican
Hip
Dance
(Horace
Silver)
g.
tk
7
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
(Horace
Silver)
h.
tk
8
Que
Pasa
(Horace
Silver)
i.
tk
9
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
j.
tk
10
Mexican
Hip
Dance
(Horace
Silver)
k.
tk
11
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
(Horace
Silver)
l.
tk
12
Skinney
Minney
(Horace
Silver)
m.
tk
13
Pretty
Eyes
(Horace
Silver)
n.
tk
14
Que
Pasa
(Horace
Silver)
o.
tk
15
Mexican
Hip
Dance
(Horace
Silver)
p.
tk
16
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
q.
tk
17
Pretty
Eyes
(Horace
Silver)
r.
tk
18
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
(Horace
Silver)
s.
tk
19
Que
Pasa
(Horace
Silver)
t.
tk
20
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
u.
tk
21
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
(Horace
Silver)
v.
tk
22
Que
Pasa
(Horace
Silver)
w.
tk
23
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
This
live
performance
at
Pep's
of
the
Horace
Silver
Quintet
has
never
been
released.
These
titles
were
recorded
during
afternoon
and
night
sets.
Four
master
numbers
were
arbitrarily
assigned:
1413
-‐
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
1414
-‐
Que
Pasa
1415
-‐
Pretty
Eyes
1416
-‐
The
Kicker
Further
titles
from
these
performances
were
not
recorded
(Notes
taken
from
The
Blue
Note
Discography).
Date:
August
20-‐22,
1964
Location:
Birdland,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYAN:
20
August
1964,
p.16;
22
August
1964,
p.17.
Date:
9/14/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Kenny
Dorham
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Tommy
Flanagan
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
128
a.
1434
(tk
4)
The
Fox
-‐
7:58
(Kenny
Dorham)
b.
1435
(tk
6)
Night
Watch
-
5:44
(Kenny
Dorham)
c.
1436
(tk
10)
Trompeta
Toccata
-‐
12:22
(Kenny
Dorham)
d.
1437
(tk
11)
Mamacita
-‐
11:03
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4181/BST
84181
-‐
Trompeta
Toccata
(1965)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84181
2
-‐
Trompeta
Toccata
(1988)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
0946
3
62635
2
6
-‐
Trompeta
Toccata
(2006)
Date:
9/19/1964
Location:
Monterey
Jazz
Festival,
Monterey,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
(Horace
Silver)
b.
Filthy
McNasty
(Horace
Silver)
c.
The
Tokyo
Blues
(Horace
Silver)
d.
No
Smoking
(Horace
Silver)
e.
Senor
Blues
(Horace
Silver)
Horace
Silver's
quintet
performed
at
the
Saturday
evening
concert
of
the
Monterey
Jazz
Festival,
CA.
DB
10
September
1964
(vol.
31
no.
25),
p.43
reports
that
Horace
Silver
and
Bud
Powell
shared
the
bill
at
Birdland
through
9/20.
This
does
not
seem
likely
since
the
quintet
was
in
CA
during
this
time.
The
quintet
was
reviewed
in
DB:
8
October
1964
(vol.
31,
no.
27),
p.21;
Jazz:
January
1965
(vol.
4,
no.
1).
Date:
October
1964
Location:
Synanon
House,
Santa
Monica,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
3
December
1964
(vol.
31
no.
31),
p.45,
reports:
During
their
brief
sojourns
here
[Los
Angeles],
the
Cannonball
Adderley
and
Horace
Silver
groups
played
at
Synanon
House
in
Santa
Monica
for
the
residents
at
the
request
of
the
Synanon
arts
director,
Arnold
Ross.
Date:
October
5-‐18,
1964
Location:
The
"It"
Club,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
10
September
1964
(vol.
31
no.
25),
p.43
reports:
129
Bob
Leonard
is
booking
Horace
Silver
and
group
into
the
"It"
Club
for
two
weeks
beginning
October
5
and
into
the
after
hours
Adams
West
Theater
the
16th
and
17th...
This
conflicts
with
another
booking
listed:
Jazz
Workshop,
October
6-‐18,
San
Francisco,
CA
[DB:
27
August
1964,
(vol.
31
no.
24),
p.44].
Date:
October
16
&
17,
1964
Location:
Adams
West
Theater,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
8
October
1964,
(vol.
31
no.
27),
p.46.
Date:
10/26/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
1454
(tk
4)
The
Kicker
-‐
5:23
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
b.
1455
(tk
9)
Que
Pasa
-
7:44
(Horace
Silver)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐93206
-‐
The
Best
Of
Horace
Silver,
vol.
2
(1989)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
95576
-‐
Retrospective:
Horace
Silver
(1999)
c.
1456
(tk
16)
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
-‐
6:07
(Horace
Silver)
d.
1457
(tk
26)
Song
For
My
Father
-‐
7:14
(Horace
Silver)
Blue
Note
CD:
33208
-‐
Jazz
Profile:
Horace
Silver
Rhino
CD:
72474
-‐
Masters
Of
Jazz,
vol.
7:
Jazz
Hit
Singles
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
16-‐G2
-‐
Blue
Note:
Decades
of
Jazz,
Vol.
3
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
89904
-‐
Blue
Note:
Three
Decades
of
Jazz,
1959-‐1969
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
402-‐H2
-‐
Horace
Silver's
Best
Album
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐93206
-‐
The
Best
Of
Horace
Silver,
vol.
2
(1989)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐92471
-‐
Blue
Note
Anniversary
Collection,
vol.
3
(1989)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST2
84429
-‐
The
Best
Of
Blue
Note,
vol.
1
(1990)
Verve
CD:
314
521
007-‐2
-‐
Playboy's
40th
Anniversary:
Four
Decades
Of
Jazz
1953-‐1993
(1993)
32
Records
CD:
32025
-‐
Hit
Jazz
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
96381
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years,
vol.
4:
Hard
Bop
&
Beyond
1963-‐
1967
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
95576
-‐
Retrospective:
Horace
Silver
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
93163
-‐
Untinted:
Sources
For
Madlib's
Shades
Of
Blue
(2003)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4185/BST
84185
-‐
Song
For
My
Father
(1965)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84185
2
-‐
Song
For
My
Father
(1989)
130
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
99002
2
6
-‐
Song
For
My
Father
(1999)
Date:
11/6/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Duke
Pearson
(ldr),
James
Spaulding
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Donald
Byrd
(t),
Duke
Pearson
(p,
arr),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Otis
'Candy'
Finch
(d)
a.
1463
Amanda
(Duke
Pearson)
b.
ESP
(Extrasensory
Perception)
(Duke
Pearson)
c.
Fly
Little
Bird
Fly
(Donald
Byrd)
All
tracks
were
rejected
from
this
session.
Date:
November
17-‐22,
1964
Location:
Birdland,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
19
November
1964
(vol.
31
no.
30),
p.46.
Also
reported
in
the
Village
Voice:
19
November
1964,
p.19.
Date:
11/24/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Duke
Pearson
(ldr),
James
Spaulding
(f,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Donald
Byrd
(t),
Duke
Pearson
(p,
arr),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Mickey
Roker
(d)
a.
1475
(tk
3)
Amanda
-
9:20
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
b.
1476
(tk
6)
ESP
(Extrasensory
Perception)
-‐
7:45
(Duke
Pearson)
c.
1477
(tk
12)
Bedouin
-‐
9:20
(Duke
Pearson)
d.
1478
(tk
15)
Wahoo
-
7:00
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
57745
-‐
Blue
'n'
Groovy
(1999)
e.
1479
(tk
22)
Fly
Little
Bird
Fly
-‐
6:10
(Donald
Byrd)
f.
1480
(tk
28)
Farewell
Michelle
-‐
2:35
(Duke
Pearson)
All
titles
on:
-
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4191/BST
84191
-‐
Wahoo!
(1966)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84191
2
-‐
Wahoo!
(1988)
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ
4191
-‐
Wahoo!
(1995)
James
Spaulding
(f)
on
c,
d
only.
Omit
James
Spaulding
(as)
on
f.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
f.
Omit
Donald
Byrd
(t)
on
f.
Omit
Duke
Pearson
(arr)
on
f.
The
Blue
Note
Discography
lists
this
date
as
November
21,
1964.
Date:
11/30/1964
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
131
a.
1481
(tk
2)
Inner
Urge
-‐
12:00
(Joe
Henderson)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
b.
1482
(tk
10)
You
Know
I
Care
-‐
7:15
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
c.
1483
(tk
15)
Isotope
-‐
9:10
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
d.
1484
(tk
21)
Night
And
Day
-‐
7:00
(Cole
Porter)
e.
1485
(tk
23)
El
Barrio
-‐
7:10
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4189/BST
84189
-‐
Inner
Urge
(1966)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84189
2
-‐
Inner
Urge
(1989)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
92422
2
4
-‐
Inner
Urge
(2004)
Date:
December
5,
1964
-‐
January
3,
1965
Location:
Plugged
Nickel,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
31
December
1964
(vol.
31
no.
31),
p.46.
The
28
January
1965
issue
of
DB
(vol.
32
no.
2),
p.11
reports
that
on
11
December
1964,
Horace
Silver's
group
played
a
benefit
concert
for
Peter
Long
(producer)
at
Birdland.
This
would
indicate
that
they
did
not
leave
for
Chicago
earlier
than
the
12th,
if
the
gig
took
place
at
all.
SEE
entry:
June
30,
1965.
Date:
ca.
12/11/1964
Location:
Birdland,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
28
January
1965
issue
of
DB
(vol.
32
no.
2,
p.11)
reports
that
on
11
December
1964,
Horace
Silver's
group
played
a
benefit
concert
for
Peter
Long
(producer)
at
Birdland.
Date:
January
1965
Location:
Crawford's
Bar
&
Grill,
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
...The
Horace
Silver
quintet
got
the
New
Year
off
to
a
flying
start
at
the
Crawford
Grill...[DB:
25
February
1965
(vol.
32
no.
5),
p.14]
132
Date:
January
18-‐23,
1965
Location:
Pep's
Showbar,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
28
January
1965
(vol.
32
no.
2),
p.43.
...the
downtown
club
closed
for
awhile
in
January,
reopens
January
18
with
Horace
Silver...[DB:
28
January
1965
(vol.
32
no.
2),
p.40].
Date:
2/10/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(c),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
1518
(tk
2)
Euterpe
[aka
Intuition]
-‐
7:16
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
459-‐H2
-‐
One
For
One
(1975)
b.
tk
4
Euterpe
[aka
Intuition]
-‐
6:44
(Andrew
Hill)
c.
1519
(tk
6)
Calliope
[aka
Deception]
-‐
10:07
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
459-‐H2
-‐
One
For
One
(1975)
d.
1520
(tk
7)
Pax
[aka
Image
Of
Time]
-‐
7:13
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
459-‐H2
-‐
One
For
One
(1975)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
e.
1521
(tk
8)
Eris
[aka
Heritage]
-‐
10:40
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
459-‐H2
-‐
One
For
One
(1975)
f.
1522
(tk
10)
Erato
[aka
Moon
Chile]
-‐
4:00
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
459-‐H2
-‐
One
For
One
(1975)
g.
1523
(tk
11)
Roots
'n'
Herbs
-‐
3:42
(Andrew
Hill)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD4-‐161
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
Sessions
(1963-‐66)
(1995)
-‐
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR10-‐161
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Andrew
Hill
Sessions
(1963-‐66)
(1995)
-‐
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
0946
3
58297
2
3
-‐
Pax
(2006)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
f,
g.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(c)
on
f,
g.
Date:
2/19/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
James
Spaulding
(f,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kiane
Zawadi
(eu),
Harold
Mabern
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Clifford
Jarvis
(d)
a.
1524
Outer
Forces
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
1525
(tk
24)
Soul
Surge
-‐
10:25
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46545
2
-‐
Blue
Spirits
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4196/BST
84196
-‐
Blue
Spirits
133
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
94317
2
7
-‐
Blue
Spirits
(2004)
c.
1562
(tk
26)
Cunga
Black
-‐
5:15
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46545
2
-‐
Blue
Spirits
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4196/BST
84196
-‐
Blue
Spirits
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
94317
2
7
-‐
Blue
Spirits
(2004)
James
Spaulding
(f)
on
c
only.
Date:
3/14/1965
Location:
Cafe
Au
Go
Go,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Roland
Alexander,
Joe
Henderson,
Hank
Mobley,
Lucky
Thompson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
22
April
1965
(vol.
32
no.
9),
p.16.
VV:
4
March
1965
also
covered
this
jam-‐-‐
started
at
4pm
till
???
Cognizance
of
the
10th
anniversary
of
Parker's
death
also
was
taken
on
March
14th
at
the
Cafe
Au
Go
Go
when
Jim
Harrison
presented
a
mammoth
jam
session.
Among
the
participants
were...tenor
saxophonists:
Lucky
Thompson,
Joe
Henderson,
Hank
Mobley
and
Roland
Alexander...
Date:
March
15-‐20,
1965
Location:
Pep's
Showbar,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
11
March
1965
(vol.
32
no.
6),
p.43.
The
same
issue
also
reports
on
p.11
that:
Philadelphia
will
enjoy
one
of
its
biggest
jazz
weeks
when
the
city
plays
host
to
the
groups
of
Herbie
Mann
and
Horace
Silver
and
the
big
bands
of
Count
Basie
and
Duke
Ellington-‐-‐all
scheduled
to
appear
during
the
third
week
of
March...
Date:
Late
March,
Early
April
1965
Location:
La
Carousel,
Atlanta,
GA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
22
April
1965
(vol.
32
no.
9),
p.51,
reports,
"La
Carousel,
one
of
the
first
jazz
spots
to
offer
name-‐group
entertainment,
recently
had
Horace
Silver's
quintet,
and
the
Three
Sounds..."
Date:
April
1965?
Location:
North
End
Lounge,
Baltimore,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
134
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
6
May
1965
(vol.
32
no.10).
"Baltimore:
North
End
Lounge
and
concerts
by
the
Horace
Silver
quintet
and
the
Modern
Jazz
Quartet
at
local
colleges"
Date:
4/9/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Lee
Morgan
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Lee
Morgan
(t),
Ronnie
Mathews
(p),
Victor
Sproles
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
tk
1
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
b.
tk
2
Venus
Di
Mildew
-‐
6:26
(Wayne
Shorter)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46428
2
-‐
The
Rumproller
(1987)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
21229
2
9
-‐
The
Rumproller
(1999)
c.
tk
3
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
d.
tk
4
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
e.
tk
5
(False
Start)
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
f.
tk
6
(False
Start)
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
g.
tk
7
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
h.
tk
5
Venus
Di
Mildew
(Wayne
Shorter)
i.
tk
8
(False
Start)
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
j.
tk
9
(False
Start)
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
k.
tk
10
(False
Start)
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
l.
tk
12
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
m.
tk
13
(Skipped)
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
n.
tk
14
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
o.
Insert
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
p.
tk
15
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
q.
tk
16
&
17
(FS)
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
r.
tk
18
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
s.
tk
19
The
Rumproller
(Andrew
Hill)
t.
tk
20
The
Rumproller
(Andrew
Hill)
u.
tk
20
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
v.
tk
21
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
w.
tk
22,
23
&
24
(FS)
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
x.
tk
25
Desert
Moonlight
(Lee
Morgan)
Information
obtained
from
a
session
reel.
Date:
4/16/1965
Location:
Half
Note,
New
York
City,
NY
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
Song
For
My
Father
-‐
10:32
(Horace
Silver)
b.
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
-‐
11:28
(Horace
Silver)
135
c.
Que
Pasa
-
14:54
(Horace
Silver)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Emerald
LP
12":
EMRCD
1003
-‐
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
-‐
Ram
CD:
R-‐81002
-‐
Re-‐Entry
(1994)
-‐
32
Records
CD:
32005
-‐
Re-‐Entry
(1996)
DB:
25
March
1965
(vol.
32
no.
7),
p.43,
reports
that
this
engagement
ran
from
April
2-‐15.
An
earlier
issue
lists
the
dates
from
April
9-‐22
[DB:
25
February
1965
(vol.
32
no.
5),
p.14].
VV:
25
March
1965,
p.23
indicates
the
gig
started
April
6
[8
April
1965].
It
also
advertises
Horace
Silver's
group
at
the
Half
Note,
stating
that
the
performance
would
run
from
11:15
to
midnight.
Date:
4/21/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Lee
Morgan
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Lee
Morgan
(t),
Ronnie
Mathews
(p),
Victor
Sproles
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
1571
(tk
2)
The
Rumproller
-‐
10:26
(Andrew
Hill)
Blue
Note
CD:
BST2
84433
-‐
The
Best
Of
Blue
Note,
vol.
2
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐91138
-‐
The
Best
Of
Lee
Morgan
(1988)
Blue
Note
CD:
4940300
-‐
Blue
45's:
The
Ultimate
Jukebox
(1999)
b.
1572
(tk
3)
Desert
Moonlight
-‐
9:22
(Lee
Morgan)
c.
1573
(tk
5)
Edda
-‐
7:19
(Wayne
Shorter)
d.
1574
(tk
7)
Eclipso
-‐
6:53
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
CD:
97156
-‐
Blue
Bossa,
vol.
2
(1999)
e.
1575
(tk
9)
The
Lady
-‐
7:30
(Rudy
Stevenson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4199/BST
84199
-‐
The
Rumproller
(1966)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46428
2
-‐
The
Rumproller
(1987)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
21229
2
9
-‐
The
Rumproller
(1999)
Date:
April
26
-‐
May
2,
1965
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
6
May
1965
(vol.
32
no.10),
p.44
Date:
5/6/1965
Location:
Village
Gate,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
6
May
1965;
DB:
17
June
1965
(vol.
32
no.13),
p.16
reports:
136
A
mid-‐May
survey
of
Greenwich
Village
found
the
following
groups
in
residence
at
local
clubs:
pianist
Horace
Silver's
quintet
at
the
Village
Gate...
Date:
5/19/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Steve
Kuhn
(p),
Steve
Swallow
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
1576
(tk
8)
Candu
-‐
6:42
(Pete
La
Roca
Sims)
b.
1577
(tk
15)
Malaguena
-‐
8:58
(Ernesto
Lecuona)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
c.
1578
(tk
16)
Basra
-‐
9:55
(Pete
La
Roca
Sims)
d.
1579
(tk
18)
Lazy
Afternoon
-‐
5:30
(John
Latouche,
Jerome
Moross)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐96098
-‐
Blue
Ballads:
Blue
Note
Ballads
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
96381
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years,
vol.
4:
Hard
Bop
&
Beyond
1963-‐
1967
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
536418
-‐
Jazz
Chillout
(2002)
e.
1580
(tk
19)
Eiderdown
-‐
4:26
(Steve
Swallow)
f.
1581
(tk
20)
Tears
Come
From
Heaven
-‐
4:58
(Pete
La
Roca
Sims)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4205/BST
84205
-‐
Basra
(1965)
-‐
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
CDP
7243
8
32091
2
5
-‐
Basra
(1995)
Date:
5/22/1965
Location:
Apollo
Theater,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Carmell
Jones
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYAN:
22
May
1965,
p.22,
reports
that
Horace
Silver's
group
is
at
the
Apollo.
DB
reports
in
the
July
1
issue
[(vol.
32
no.19),
p.15]
that:
...Pianist
Horace
Silver's
quintet,
organist
Jack
McDuff's
combo
and
singer
Miriam
Makeba
with
her
trumpeter
husband
Hugh
Masakela
did
a
week
at
the
Apollo
Theater
last
month
(May)...
Date:
June
30
-‐
July
11,
1965
Location:
Plugged
Nickel,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
20
May
1965
(vol.
32
no.11),
p.43.The
Chicago
Defender
on
July
3
(p.14)
and
7th
(p.17)
advertises
for
this
gig.
Woody
Shaw
joined
the
group
a
week
before
this
engagement:
137
"Woody
Shaw
is
the
new
trumpet
man
with
the
Horace
Silver
Quintet.
Shaw,
who
has
been
in
Europe
for
several
months,
joined
the
band
a
week
before
it
opened
at
The
Plugged
Nickel."
DB:
12
August
1965
(vol.
32,
no.
21),
p.51.
Date:
ca.
7/25/1965
Location:
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
25
July
1965
(vol.
32
no.19),
p.11
indicates
that
Horace
Silver
performed
for
a
CORE
benefit
concert
at
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole:
"Five
hour
concert
(benefit)
at
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole
on
July
25
for
CORE
chapter
in
San
Fernando.
Horace
Silver's
group
performed..."
The
group
may
have
been
billed
here
from
July
23-‐August
1.
[DB:
15
July
1965
(vol.
32
no.
20),
p.46.]
Date:
August
3-‐8,
1965
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Teddy
Smith
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
15
July
1965
vol.
32
no.
20,
p
46
Date:
8/23/1965
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
9:30pm-‐4am.
Advertised
in
VV:
29
July
1965.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
9/5/1965
Location:
Club
Coronet,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Manny
Smith
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Manny
Smith
(t),
Andy
Bey
(p),
Eddie
Khan
(b),
Charli
Persip
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
138
DB:
21
October
1965
(vol.
32
no.
22),
p.41
reports:
"Trumpeter
Manny
Smith
brought
his
quintet
to
the
Club
Coronet
Sept
5.
With
him
were
Joe
Henderson,
tenor
saxophone;
Andy
Bey,
piano;
Eddie
Khan,
bass;
Charlie
Persip,
drums."
Date:
9/27/1965
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Monday
night
jam
session.
VV:
23
September
1965,
p.20.
Date:
10/1/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
1661
(tk
4)
Pretty
Eyes
-‐
7:30
(Horace
Silver)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐93206
-‐
The
Best
Of
Horace
Silver,
vol.
2
(1989)
b.
1662
(tk
6)
The
African
Queen
-‐
9:40
(Horace
Silver)
c.
1663
(tk
16)
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
-‐
4:55
(Horace
Silver)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
402-‐H2
-‐
Horace
Silver's
Best
Album
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐93206
-‐
The
Best
Of
Horace
Silver,
vol.
2
(1989)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95590
-‐
Blue
Bossa
(1992)
Blue
Note
CD:
95576
-‐
Retrospective:
Horace
Silver
(1999)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4220/BST
84220
-‐
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
(1966)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84220
2
-‐
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
(1989)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
90839
2
6
-‐
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
(2004)
Date:
10/22/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
J.
J.
Johnson
(tb),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
1673
(tk
7)
Nutville
-‐
7:15
(Horace
Silver)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BN-‐LA
402-‐H2
-‐
Horace
Silver's
Best
Album
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐93206
-‐
The
Best
Of
Horace
Silver,
vol.
2
(1989)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
32
Records
CD:
32039
-‐
Dark
Journey
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
95576
-‐
Retrospective:
Horace
Silver
(1999)
b.
1674
(tk
15)
Bonita
-‐
8:38
(Horace
Silver)
c.
1675
(tk
22)
Mo'
Joe
-‐
5:45
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4220/BST
84220
-‐
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
(1966)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84220
2
-‐
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
(1989)
139
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
90839
2
6
-‐
The
Cape
Verdean
Blues
(2004)
Date:
October
26
-‐
November
7,
1965?
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
28
October
1965,
p.18.
The
"Strictly
Ad
Lib"
section
of
DB:
2
December
1965
(vol.
32
no.
25)
reports,
"Pianist
Horace
Silver's
quintet
played
the
Village
Vanguard
for
the
first
time
since
1957
for
two
weeks
beginning
October
26..."
[this
claim
may
be
incorrect:
VV:
6
April
1960
has
an
ad
for
Silver
at
the
Vanguard]
Silver
was
also
holding
auditions
for
a
bassist
at
the
Vanguard.
DB:
16
December
1965
(vol.
32,
no.
26),
p.18.
Date:
November
8-‐14,
1965
Location:
Bohemian
Caverns,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
4
November
1965,
p.45;
Washington
Post:
5
September
1965,
p.19.
Date:
11/10/1965
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Larry
Young
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Larry
Young
(org),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
tk
3
If
-‐
8:00
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
tk
4
If
-‐
6:00
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
1676
(tk
5)
If
-‐
6:42
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4221/BST
84221
-‐
Unity
(1966)
Mosaic
CD:
MD6-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR9-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97808
2
8
-‐
Unity
(1999)
d.
tk
12
Beyond
All
Limits
(Woody
Shaw)
e.
1677
(tk
17)
Beyond
All
Limits
-‐
6:02
(Woody
Shaw)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4221/BST
84221
-‐
Unity
(1966)
Mosaic
CD:
MD6-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
140
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR9-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97808
2
8
-‐
Unity
(1999)
f.
1678
(tk
18)
Monk's
Dream
-‐
5:45
(Thelonious
Monk)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4221/BST
84221
-‐
Unity
(1966)
Mosaic
CD:
MD6-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR9-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐99177
-‐
The
Art
Of
Larry
Young
(1992)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97808
2
8
-‐
Unity
(1999)
g.
tk
20
The
Moontrane
(Woody
Shaw)
h.
1679
(tk
21)
The
Moontrane
-‐
7:18
(Woody
Shaw)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4221/BST
84221
-‐
Unity
(1966)
Mosaic
CD:
MD6-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR9-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐99177
-‐
The
Art
Of
Larry
Young
(1992)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
32993
-‐
Esquire
Jazz
Collection:
Toward
The
Light
(1995)
32
Records
CD:
32039
-‐
Dark
Journey
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97808
2
8
-‐
Unity
(1999)
i.
1680
(tk
22)
Zoltan
-‐
7:37
(Woody
Shaw)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4221/BST
84221
-‐
Unity
(1966)
Mosaic
CD:
MD6-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR9-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97808
2
8
-‐
Unity
(1999)
j.
1681
(tk
25)
Softly
As
In
A
Morning
Sunrise
-‐
6:21
(Sigmund
Romberg,
Oscar
Hammerstein
II)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4221/BST
84221
-‐
Unity
(1966)
Mosaic
CD:
MD6-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Mosaic
LP
12":
MR9-‐137
-‐
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Recordings
of
Larry
Young
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97808
2
8
-‐
Unity
(1999)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
f.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
f.
Date:
November
1965?
Location:
Front
Room,
Newark,
NJ
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
16
December
1965
(vol.
32,
no.
26),
p.18.
141
His
group
may
have
played
here
earlier
in
the
Fall:
DB:
7
October
1965
(vol.
32,
no.
21),
p.14.
Date:
November
1965
Location:
Buffalo,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
16
December
1965,
p.19.
Date:
11/14/1965
Location:
Left
Bank
Jazz
Society
-‐
Madison
Club,
Baltimore,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
John
Hicks
(p),
Arthur
Harper
(b),
Clifford
Jarvis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
LBJS
Yearbook
1967.
Date:
December
1965
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Woody
Shaw
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Larry
Young
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
Cassandranite
-‐
7:00
(Woody
Shaw)
b.
Obsequious
-‐
8:00
(Larry
Young)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5298
-‐
In
The
Beginning
-‐
Muse
CD:
MCD
6007
-‐
Cassandranite
(1989)
-‐
32
Records
CD:
32024
-‐
Woody
Shaw:
Last
of
the
Line
(1997)
-‐
32
Records
CD:
32039
-‐
Dark
Journey
(1997)
Demo
recording.
Date:
December
1965?
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
27
January
1966
(vol.
33
no.
2),
p.42
reports
that,
"Trumpeter
Ruby
Braff's
appearance
at
the
Jazz
Workshop
[Boston]
was
followed
by
Horace
Silver's
quintet..."
Date:
December
1965?
142
Location:
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
December
1965
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Woody
Shaw
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Paul
Chambers
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
Baloo
Baloo
-‐
6:00
(Woody
Shaw)
32
Records
CD:
32039
-‐
Dark
Journey
(1997)
b.
Three
Muses
-‐
6:22
(Woody
Shaw)
32
Records
CD:
32179
-‐
Jazz
That
Swings,
vol.
2
(2000)
c.
Tetragon
-‐
6:35
(Joe
Henderson)
32
Records
CD:
32039
-‐
Dark
Journey
(1997)
32
Records
CD:
32101
-‐
Jazz
For
The
Open
Road
(1998)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5298
-‐
In
The
Beginning
-‐
Muse
CD:
MCD
6007
-‐
Cassandranite
(1989)
-‐
32
Records
CD:
32024
-‐
Woody
Shaw:
Last
of
the
Line
(1997)
Demo
recording.
Date:
12/20/1965
Location:
Atlantic
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Atlantic
Nat
Adderley
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Roy
McCurdy
(d)
a.
Cantaloupe
Island
-‐
7:17
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Hippodelphia
-‐
3:43
(Joe
Zawinul)
c.
The
Other
Side
-‐
7:05
(Nat
Adderley)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Atlantic
LP
12":
5063
-‐
Sayin'
Something
-‐
Collectables
CD:
6263
-‐
Sayin'
Somethin'/Live
At
Memory
Lane
(1999)
Date:
1/11/1966
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
A
quartet
led
by
Henderson.
VV:
6
January
1966,
p.18
Date:
1/27/1966
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Lee
Morgan
(t),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
143
a.
1685
(tk
2)
A
Shade
Of
Jade
-‐
7:07
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4227/BST
84227
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1966)
b.
1686
(tk
8)
Caribbean
Fire
Dance
-‐
6:41
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4227/BST
84227
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1966)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
c.
1687
(tk
18)
Granted
-‐
7:20
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4227/BST
84227
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1966)
d.
1688
(tk
19)
Mode
For
Joe
-‐
8:02
(Cedar
Walton)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4227/BST
84227
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1966)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
MVP
CD:
50017
-‐
Roots
Of
Jazz
Funk,
vol.
2
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
96381
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years,
vol.
4:
Hard
Bop
&
Beyond
1963-‐
1967
(1999)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
e.
1689
(tk
26)
Black
-‐
6:51
(Cedar
Walton)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4227/BST
84227
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1966)
f.
tk
27
Black
-‐
6:47
(Cedar
Walton)
g.
1690
(tk
31)
Free
Wheelin'
-‐
6:39
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4227/BST
84227
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1966)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84227
2
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(1988)
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
9507
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(2003)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
80909
2
5
-‐
Mode
For
Joe
(2003)
Date:
2/7/1966
Location:
Atlantic
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Atlantic
Joe
Zawinul
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Blue
Mitchell
(t),
Joe
Zawinul
(p),
Sam
Jones
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
11272
If
-‐
3:56
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
11273
My
One
And
Only
Love
-‐
3:50
(Guy
Wood,
Robert
Mellin)
Atlantic
CD:
81712-‐4
-‐
Atlantic
Jazz:
12
Volumes
c.
11274
Midnight
Mood
-‐
6:05
(Joe
Zawinul)
Rhino
CD:
71675
-‐
The
Rise
And
Fall
Of
The
Third
Stream
(1994)
d.
11275
Some
More
Of
Dat
-‐
6:00
(Sam
Jones)
Rhino
CD:
71675
-‐
The
Rise
And
Fall
Of
The
Third
Stream
(1994)
e.
11279
Riverbed
-‐
5:08
(Joe
Zawinul)
Rhino
CD:
71675
-‐
The
Rise
And
Fall
Of
The
Third
Stream
(1994)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Atlantic
LP
12":
3004
-‐
Money
In
The
Pocket
(1966)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b.
Omit
Pepper
Adams
(bar)
on
b.
Omit
Blue
Mitchell
(t)
on
b.
Omit
Sam
Jones
(b)
on
b.
Omit
Louis
Hayes
(d)
on
b.
Date:
2/11/1966
Location:
Half
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
144
a.
The
African
Queen
-‐
8:59
(Horace
Silver)
Emerald
LP
12":
EMRCD
1003
-‐
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
Ram
CD:
R-‐81002
-‐
Re-‐Entry
(1994)
32
Records
CD:
32005
-‐
Re-‐Entry
(1996)
32
Records
CD:
32160
-‐
32
"Live"
(1999)
Taken
from
a
week-‐long
engagement
at
the
Half
Note,
February
10-‐18?.
Date:
2/18/1966
Location:
Half
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
The
African
Queen
-‐
10:20
(Horace
Silver)
Emerald
LP
12":
EMRCD
1003
-‐
The
Natives
Are
Restless
Tonight
Ram
CD:
R-‐81002
-‐
Re-‐Entry
(1994)
32
Records
CD:
32005
-‐
Re-‐Entry
(1996)
Date:
March
1966?
Location:
Pep's
Showbar,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
24
March
1966
(vol.
33
no.
6),
p.51
reported
that,
"Singer
Gloria
Lynne
failed
to
appear
for
her
scheduled
week
at
Pep's.
She
was
replaced
by
jazz
bagpipist
Rufus
Harley
and
comedian
Dick
Davy.
They
were
followed
by
The
Three
Sounds
and
pianist
Horace
Silver's
quintet...".
Date:
March
3-‐12?,
1966
Location:
Village
Gate,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
3
March
1966;
10
March
1966,
p.18.
Date:
3/5/1966
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Hosea
Taylor
(bsn,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
hps),
Reggie
Workman
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
1706
(tk
6)
The
Melting
Pot
-
7:36
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46545
2
-‐
Blue
Spirits
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
94317
2
7
-‐
Blue
Spirits
(2004)
b.
1707
(tk
10)
True
Colors
-
9:54
(Freddie
Hubbard)
145
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46545
2
-‐
Blue
Spirits
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
94317
2
7
-‐
Blue
Spirits
(2004)
c.
For
B.
P.
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Hosea
Taylor
(bsn)
on
b
only.
Omit
Hosea
Taylor
(as)
on
b.
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(p)
on
b.
Herbie
Hancock
(hps)
on
b
only.
Date:
March
17-‐27,
1966
Location:
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
10
March
1966
(vol.
33
no.
5),
p.46.
Date:
March
29
-‐
April
24.
1966
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Horace
Silver
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Horace
Silver
(p),
Roger
Humphries
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
13
January
1966
(vol.
33
no.1),
p.44.
Only
a
few
days
into
this
gig,
Henderson
quit
the
band
on
April
2,
1966:
"In
a
surprise
mood,
tenor
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson
abruptly
quit
the
Horace
Silver
Quintet
in
the
midst
of
the
group's
performance
before
a
Saturday
night
crowd
at
San
Francisco's
Jazz
Workshop
on
April
2.
Silver
told
Down
Beat
that
the
tenorist's
reported
reason
for
leaving
was
that
drummer
Roger
Humphries'
playing
'was
thwarting
his
solos.'...
The
pianist,
who
said
he
did
not
intend
to
bring
union
charges
against
Henderson,
indicated
he
would
add
a
new
sideman
upon
returning
to
New
York
City.
Silver
said
he
had
no
intimation
Henderson
was
planning
to
leave,
though
the
tenor
saxophonist
had
asked
the
leader
for
a
three-‐month
leave
of
absence
to
form
a
recording
group
some
months
earlier.
At
that
time,
Silver
refused
on
the
grounds
that
by
the
time
a
replacement
was
taught
the
group's
library,
Henderson
would
be
due
to
return.
Asked
then
if
he
wished
to
leave,
Henderson
elected
to
remain."
[DB:
19
May
1966
(vol.
33
no.
10),
p.14]
Date:
April
1966
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Jack
DeJohnette
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Henry
Grimes
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
14
April
1966,
p.32;
Coda
June
1966,
p.22.
Date:
5/27/1966
146
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Lee
Morgan
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Lee
Morgan
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
1739
(tk
4)
Nite
Flite
-
7:37
(Lee
Morgan)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
94704
-‐
Lee
Morgan:
Blue
Breakbeats
(1998)
b.
1740
(tk
5)
Zambia
-
6:31
(Lee
Morgan)
c.
1741
(tk
20)
The
Delightful
Deggie
-
6:34
(Lee
Morgan)
d.
1742
(tk
21)
Ca-‐Lee-‐So
-
5:32
(Lee
Morgan)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4243/BST
84243
-‐
Delightfulee
(1966)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
84243
2
-‐
Delightfulee
(1987)
Date:
June
1966
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Slugs'
featured
tenor
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson's
group,
with
Kenny
Dorham,
trumpet,
and
Grachan
Moncur
III,
trombone,
in
early
June
[DB:
30
June
1966
(vol.
33
no.
13),
p.15].
Date:
6/5/1966
Location:
Left
Bank
Jazz
Society
-‐
Madison
Club,
Baltimore,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Henry
Grimes
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
14
July
1966
(vol.
33
no.14),
p.14.
The
LBJS
67
Yearbook
lists
the
bassist
as
Herbie
Lewis.
Date:
6/25/1966
Location:
Village
Gate,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Top
of
the
Gate
-‐
Hubbard
Quintet.
VV:
23
June
1966
Date:
June
28
-‐
July
4,
1966
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Jymie
Merritt
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
147
VV:
23
June1966,
p.12;
VV:
30
June
1966,
p.12;
NYT:
29
June
1966.
This
is
also
reported
in
DB,
Tenor
Saxophonist
Joe
Henderson's
sextet
(Kenny
Dorham,
trumpet;
Grachan
Moncur
III,
trombone;
Bobby
Hutcherson,
virbraharp;
Jymie
Merritt,
bass;
Joe
Chambers,
drums)
made
its
second
appearance
within
a
month
when
it
came
in
for
a
week
starting
June
28...[DB:
11
August
1966
(vol.
33
no.
16),
p.13].
Date:
ca.
7/1966
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson's
quintet.
DB:
28
July
1966
(vol.
33
no.15),
p.41.
Date:
7/14/1966
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Bobby
Hutcherson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
1764
(tk
16)
Verse
-
9:29
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
b.
1765
(tk
27)
8/4
Beat
-
6:56
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
80679
-‐
Blue
'n'
Groovy,
vol.
1:
Blue
Note
Connects
With
The
Good
Vibes
(1999)
c.
1766
(tk
34)
Summer
Nights
-
6:55
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
d.
1767
(tk
36)
Una
Muy
Bonita
-
6:24
(Ornette
Coleman)
e.
1768
(tk
40)
Black
Circle
-
6:54
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
f.
1769
(tk
41)
Blues
Mind
Matter
-
3:31
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Applause
CD:
APBC
2317
-‐
Stick-‐up!
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST-‐84244
-‐
Stick-‐Up!
-‐
Blue
Note:
Connoisseur
Series
CD:
CDP
7243
8
59378
2
8
-‐
Stick-‐Up!
(1997)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
The
catalog
number
for
the
Applause
release
listed
as
4409
on
the
disc
and
side
of
the
case.
Information
courtesy
of
Dennis
Whitling.
Date:
7/17/1966
Location:
The
Dom,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Kenny
Dorham,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
9
August
1966
(vol.
33
no.
18),
p.15
states,
A
new
big-‐band,
co-‐led
by
tenor
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson
and
trumpeter
Kenny
Dorham,
made
its
debut
at
the
Dom
July
17...
148
Date:
ca.
7/21/1966
Location:
Five
Spot,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Betty
Carter
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Hicks
(p),
Walter
Booker
(b),
Freddie
Waits
(d),
Betty
Carter
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
21
July
1966.
DB
reports,
Singer
Betty
Carter
began
an
extended
return
engagement
at
the
Five
Spot
in
mid-‐July.
She
is
accompanied
by
tenor
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson,
pianist
John
Hicks,
bassist
Walter
Booker,
and
drummer
Freddie
Waits...[DB:
25
August
1966
(vol.
33
no.
17),
p.14].
Date:
7/31/1966
Location:
Club
Ruby,
Jamaica,
Queens,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Roland
Kirk
(ts),
Lee
Morgan
(t),
Benny
Powell
(tb),
Joe
Carroll
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
28
July
1966
(vol.
33
no.15),
p.44.
Date:
ca.
8/16/1966
Location:
Jazzmobile,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Kenny
Dorham,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Dorham
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson-‐Kenny
Dorham
big
band
[DB:
22
September
1966
(vol.
33
no.19),
p.18].
This
may
have
originally
been
booked
for
Henderson's
sextet:
DB:
25
August
1966
(vol.
33
no.17),
p.14.
Date:
August
16-‐18,
1966?
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson's
sextet
[VV:
11
August
1966,
p.16;
VV:
18
August
1966,
p.16;
and
DB:
25
August
1966
(vol.
33
no.
17),
p.14].
The
DB
article
indicates
that
Henderson
did
a
week
at
Slugs'
in
early
August.
Date:
9/11/1966
Location:
Fillmore
Auditorium,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Elvin
Jones
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Don
Moore
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
149
a.
[unknown
titles]
Benefit
concert
for
the
Both/And
jazz
club,
featuring
many
bands
including
the
Elvin
Jones-‐Joe
Henderson
Quartet
[DB:
20
October
1966
(vol.
33
no.
21),
p.11].
Date:
9/17/1966
Location:
Monterey
Jazz
Festival,
Monterey,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Don
Moore
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
Isotope
-‐
8:30
(Joe
Henderson)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
-‐
Jazz
At
Monterey
(1984)
Quicksilver
Records
CD:
-‐
Monterey
Jazz
1958-‐1980
Disc
1
(2002)
Other
artists
included
on
this
album
not
listed
here.
Date:
9/25/1966
Location:
Club
Ruby,
Jamaica,
Queens,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Benny
Powell
(ldr),
Roland
Alexander,
George
Coleman,
Junior
Cook,
John
Gilmore,
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson,
Hank
Mobley
(ts),
Benny
Powell
(tb)
a.
[unknown
titles]
A
memorial
salute
to
Lester
Young
will
be
held
at
the
Club
Ruby
in
Jamaica,
NY,
Sept.
25.
The
concert
features
tenor
saxophonists
Roland
Alexander,
George
Coleman,
Junior
Cook,
John
Gilmore,
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson,
Clifford
Jordan,
and
Hank
Mobley,
two
rhythm
sections,
and
trombonist
Benny
Powell,
whose
Ben-‐Gee
Enterprises
is
producing
the
event...[DB:
6
October
1966
(vol.
33
no.
20),
p.12].
Date:
10/30/1966
Location:
Village
Gate,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
Benefit
concert
featuring
the
Joe
Henderson
Big
Band
[VV:
27
October
1966,
p.29].
DB
reports
that
this
concert
was
held
on
Sunday,
October
30
[DB:
15
December
1966
(vol.
33
no.
25),
p.13].
Date:
10/31/1966
Location:
Memory
Lane,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Atlantic
Nat
Adderley
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Joe
Zawinul
(p),
Victor
Gaskin
(b),
Roy
McCurdy
(d)
a.
11092
Good
Old
Summertime
-
9:43
(George
Evans,
Ron
Shields)
b.
11093
Theme
-
4:44
(Nat
Adderley,
Joe
Zawinul)
c.
11094
Fun
-‐
6:36
(Nat
Adderley)
d.
11095
Lavendar
Woman
-‐
8:11
(Joe
Zawinul)
150
e.
11096
Painted
Desert
-‐
8:45
(Joe
Zawinul)
f.
11097
On
My
Journey
Now
-‐
4:34
(Nat
Adderley)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Atlantic
LP
12":
1474
-‐
Live
At
Memory
Lane
(1967)
-‐
Collectables
CD:
6263
-‐
Sayin'
Somethin'/Live
At
Memory
Lane
(1999)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
f.
Date:
November
1966?
Location:
Renaissance
Casino,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Benny
Powell
(ldr),
Roland
Alexander,
Benny
Golson,
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson,
Hank
Mobley
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
"Tenor
Forum,"
featuring,
Roland
Alexander,
Booker
Ervin,
Benny
Golson,
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson,
and
Hank
Mobley,
supported
by
two
rhythm
sections,
with
Benny
Powell,
whose
Ben-‐G[ee]
Enterprises
sponsored
the
event,
as
emcee
and
guest
soloist
[DB:
1
December
1966
(vol.
33
no.
24),
p.14].
Date:
ca.
12/1966
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
Rhino
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Phil
Woods
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard,
Joe
Newman
(t),
Jim
Hall
(g),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Jimmy
Smith
(org),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
101888
Main
Title
(Blow-‐up)
-‐
1:35
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
101889
(part
1)
Verushka
-‐
2:42
(Herbie
Hancock)
c.
101890
(part
2)
Verushka
-‐
2:09
(Herbie
Hancock)
d.
101891
The
Naked
Camera
-‐
3:23
(Herbie
Hancock)
e.
101892
Bring
Down
The
Birds
-‐
1:49
(Herbie
Hancock)
Rhino
CD:
72910
-‐
Hollywood's
Best:
'60s
(1997)
f.
101893
Jane's
Theme
-‐
5:00
(Herbie
Hancock)
g.
101895
The
Thief
-‐
3:11
(Herbie
Hancock)
h.
101896
The
Kiss
-‐
4:13
(Herbie
Hancock)
i.
101897
Curiousity
-‐
1:29
(Herbie
Hancock)
j.
101898
Thomas
Studies
Photos
-‐
1:10
(Herbie
Hancock)
k.
101899
The
Bed
-‐
2:34
(Herbie
Hancock)
l.
101900
End
Title
(Blow-‐Up)
-‐
0:50
(Herbie
Hancock)
All
titles
on:
-‐
MGM
LP
12":
E
4447
-‐
Blow-‐Up!
Original
Motion
Picture
Soundtrack
-‐
Sony
CD:
AK
52418
-‐
Blow-‐Up!
Original
Motion
Picture
Soundtrack
(1992)
-‐
Rhino
LP
12":
4M122
-‐
Blow-‐Up!
Original
Motion
Picture
Soundtrack
(2002)
Though
the
liner
notes
credit
Jimmy
Smith,
Paul
Griffin
is
believed
to
play
organ
on
this
album
[Bruyninckx
Modern
Jazz
Discography].
According
to
the
liner
notes,
Hancock
recorded
this
music
in
London
with
British
musicians,
then
scrapped
it
and
rerecorded
everything
in
New
York
with
the
musicians
here.
151
"Bring
Down
the
Birds"
never
appeared
on
the
original
soundtrack
album.
The
bassline
was
sampled
by
Dee-‐Lite
for
their
1990
top
5
dance
hit
"Groove
is
in
the
Heart."-‐-‐taken
from
Chris
Genzel's
Herbie
Hancock
page
(http://home.t-‐
online.de/home/stamil/hhdisco.html).
Date:
December
1966?
Location:
The
Drome,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Freddie
Waits
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
12
January
1967
(vol.
34
no.1)
p.42
reported
that,
The
Drome
featured
the
McCoy
Tyner-‐Joe
Henderson
Quartet
last
month.
The
group
opened
without
Tyner,
who
was
in
Japan,
and
Kenny
Cox
filled
in
the
first
night.
The
group
included
two
former
Detroiters
(Henderson
and
drummer
Freddy
Waits),
plus
bassist
Herbie
Lewis.
A
guest
one
night
was
bassist
Ernie
Farrow.
The
Tyner-‐Henderson
group
also
shared
the
bill
at
an
[MC]
Ed
Love
concert
with
Farrow's
quintet.
Date:
12/7/1966
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Duke
Pearson
(ldr),
James
Spaulding
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Duke
Pearson
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Mickey
Roker
(d)
a.
1803
(tk
1)
Gaslight
-‐
5:50
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
b.
1804
(tk
10)
Ready
Rudy?
-‐
6:10
(Duke
Pearson)
c.
1805
(tk
12)
Big
Bertha
-‐
5:50
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
d.
1806
(tk
17)
After
The
Rain
-‐
4:25
(Duke
Pearson)
Blue
Note
CD:
54365
-‐
Midnight
Blue
(1999)
e.
1807
(tk
27)
Sweet
Honey
Bee
-‐
4:50
(Duke
Pearson)
f.
1808
(tk
28)
Empathy
-‐
6:00
(Duke
Pearson)
g.
1809
(tk
32)
Sudel
-‐
5:40
(Duke
Pearson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP
4252/BST
84252
-‐
Sweet
Honey
Bee
(1967)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
0777
7
89792
2
7
-‐
Sweet
Honey
Bee
(1993)
-‐
Blue
Note
Japan
CD:
TOCJ
9503
-‐
Sweet
Honey
Bee
(2003)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
90834
2
1
-‐
Sweet
Honey
Bee
(2004)
Date:
December
13-‐18,
1966?
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
29
December
1966
(vol.
33
no.
26),
p.15;
26
January
1967
(vol.
34
no.
2),
p.10.
152
Date:
12/14/1966
Location:
Hunter
College
Playhouse,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Grachan
Moncur
III
(ldr),
Jackie
McLean
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Stanley
Cowell
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Beaver
Harris
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
8
December
1966,
p.19.
Date:
12/29/1966
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
29
December
1966,
p.24.
DB
also
reported
this
gig
[DB:
26
January
1967
(vol.
34
no.
2),
p.10].
Date:
ca.
1967
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
Once
I
Loved
(O
Amor
Em
Paz)
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Vinicius
DeMoraes,
Ray
Gilbert)
Jazz
Door
CD:
1267
-‐
In
A
Modal
Way
Bootleg
exists.
This
track
may
have
come
from
the
September
27
session
for
Milestone.
Date:
January
19-‐22,
1967
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Downbeat
23
February
1967
(vol.
34,
no.4),
p.13
reports,
"Trumpeter
Miles
Davis
was
scheduled
to
use
two
tenor
saxophonists,
Wayne
Shorter
and
Joe
Henderson,
for
his
three
weekend
appearances
at
the
Village
Vanguard
beginning
Jan
20."
Date:
1/30/1967
Location:
Five
Spot,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
153
Five
Spot.
Matinee
for
CORE
(Congress
on
Racial
Equality)
featured
Henderson's
Big
Band
[DB:
23
March
1967
(vol.
34
no.
6),
p.15].
Date:
1/31/1967
Location:
Village
Theater,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
New
York
Friends
of
Synanon
jazz
benefit.
Joe
Henderson's
All-‐Star
Big
Band
[VV:
26
January
1967,
p.18.
DB
lists
this
date
of
the
concert
as
Jan
30
[DB:
26
January
1967
(vol.
34
no.
2),
p.13.
Date:
February
2-‐4,
1967
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
2
February
1967,
p.33.
Date:
2/5/1967
Location:
Philadelphia
Arena,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
9
March
1967
(vol.
34
no.
5),
p.43
reports,
"The
World
Series
of
Jazz
was
scheduled
for
Feb.
5
at
the
Philadelphia
Arena.
Featured
were
Count
Basie
and
his
Orchestra,
Miles
Davis
and
his
quintet..."
Newark
saxophonist,
Leo
Johnson,
performed
with
Jack
McDuff's
band
at
this
event
and
remembers
the
ecstatic
response
Henderson
received
from
the
audience.
The
trip
to
Detroit
either
was
postponed
or
canceled.
Date:
February
1967?
Location:
L'Intrigue,
Newark,
NJ
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
reports
that,
"Tenor
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson
was
recently
featured
at
L'Intrigue
in
Newark..."
[DB:
9
March
1967
(vol.
34
no.
5),
p.17].
Date:
February
24-‐25,
1967
Location:
Civic
Opera
House,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
154
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Chicago
Defender:
18
February
1967,
p.13
DB:
6
April
1967
(vol.
34
no.
7),
p.5
reports,
The
World
Series
of
Jazz,
headlining
the
Miles
Davis
Sextet
(tenorist
Joe
Henderson
was
added
to
the
group)...brought
out
large
audiences
for
its
three
performances
at
the
Civic
Opera
House
last
month..."
Date:
March
1967?
Location:
The
Drome,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mike
Lawrence
(t),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
6
April
1967
(vol.
34
no.
7),
p.52].
Idris
Muhammad
[aka
Leo
Morris]
subbed
for
Joe
Chambers
the
first
night.
An
earlier
date
may
not
have
happened:
February
2-‐10:
Detroit.
The
Drome.
Joe
Henderson
quintet
w/
Kenny
Dorham
[DB:
9
February
1967
(vol.
34
no.
3),
p.42].
Date:
March
1967?
Location:
Lennie's,
West
Peabody,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
18
May
1967
p.49.
Date:
3/6/1967
Location:
Atlantic
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Atlantic
Roy
Ayers
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Charles
Tolliver
(t),
Roy
Ayers
(vib),
Ronnie
Clark
(p),
Reggie
Workman
(b),
Bruno
Carr
(d)
a.
11813
Ayerloom
-‐
5:18
(Roy
Norman)
b.
11814
Virgo
Vibes
-‐
12:50
(Roy
Ayers)
c.
11815
In
The
Limelight
-‐
7:00
(Roy
Ayers)
d.
11824
The
Ringer
-‐
7:39
(Charles
Tolliver)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Atlantic
LP
12":
5-‐1488
-‐
Virgo
Vibes
(1968)
-‐
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD-‐6273
-‐
Daddy
Bug/Virgo
Vibes
(1999)
Date:
March
9-‐12,
1967
155
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Miles
Davis
Sextet.
Village
Voice:
9
March
1967.
Date:
March
14-‐19,
1967
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Ronnie
Mathews
(p),
Arthur
Harper
(b),
Mickey
Roker
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Coda:
May
1967,
p.29.
Date:
3/16/1967
Location:
Club
Ruby,
Jamaica,
Queens,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Benny
Powell
(ldr),
Sylvester
'Sonny
Red'
Kyner,
Charles
McPherson,
James
Spaulding
(as),
Booker
Ervin,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Barry
Harris
(p),
Paul
Chambers,
Philly
Joe
Jones
(b)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Melody
Maker:
25
March
1967,
p.6.
Date:
April
1967
Location:
UC
Berkeley
Jazz
Festival,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Miles
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Wayne
Shorter
(ts),
Miles
Davis
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
SF
Examiner
Friday,
6
October
1995.
"In
April
1967,
two
months
before
the
Monterey
Pop
Festival,
the
UC
Fraternity
Council's
Spring
Week
activities
included
a
two-‐day
jazz
festival
featuring
such
performers
as
the
Miles
Davis
Sextet
(with
Wayne
Shorter
and
Joe
Henderson
on
saxes),
the
Modern
Jazz
Quartet,
Horace
Silver
Quintet
and
the
Bill
Evans
trio."
Date:
4/21/1967
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
1873
(tk
1)
Contemplation
-‐
9:10
(McCoy
Tyner)
b.
1874
(tk
6)
Passion
Dance
-‐
8:43
(McCoy
Tyner)
Smithsonian
LP
12":
394
-‐
The
Smithsonian
Collection
of
Jazz
Piano,
vol.
4
(1994)
156
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
37051
2
2
-‐
The
Best
Of
McCoy
Tyner:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1996)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
96381
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years,
vol.
4:
Hard
Bop
&
Beyond
1963-‐
1967
(1999)
Blue
Note
CD:
40037
-‐
The
Definitive
McCoy
Tyner
(2002)
c.
1875
(tk
7)
Blues
On
The
Corner
-‐
6:05
(McCoy
Tyner)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
d.
1876
(tk
12)
Four
By
Five
-‐
6:35
(McCoy
Tyner)
e.
1877
(tk
18)
Search
For
Peace
-‐
6:28
(McCoy
Tyner)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
37051
2
2
-‐
The
Best
Of
McCoy
Tyner:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1996)
Blue
Note
CD:
40037
-‐
The
Definitive
McCoy
Tyner
(2002)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BLP4264/BST84264
-‐
The
Real
McCoy
(1967)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46512
2
-‐
The
Real
McCoy
(1987)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
4
97807
2
9
-‐
The
Real
McCoy
(1999)
Date:
4/28/1967
Location:
Judson
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Chris
Swansen
(ldr),
Phil
Woods
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Mike
Nock
(p),
Chris
Swansen
(con)
a.
Studies
In
Dissent
(Chris
Swansen)
NYT:
29
April
1967.
Billed
as
the
"New
York
Improvisation
Ensemble,"
Swansen
brought
a
13-‐piece
band
to
Judson
Hall.
Other
personnel
unknown.
The
article
states
that
the
band
had
been
rehearsing
for
more
than
a
year.
Date:
4/30/1967
Location:
Longhorn
Jazz
Festival,
Austin,
TX
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Art
Blakey
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bill
Hardman
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Art
'Juni'
Booth
(b),
Art
Blakey
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
15
June
1967.
Date:
May
8-‐14,
1967
Location:
Bohemian
Caverns,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Art
Blakey
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bill
Hardman
(t),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Art
'Juni'
Booth
(b),
Art
Blakey
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
29
June
1967,
p.55;
Washington
Post:
2
April
1967,
p.L6.
Date:
May
19-‐28,
1967
Location:
The
Drome,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
157
Art
Blakey
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bill
Hardman
(t),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Art
'Juni'
Booth
(b),
Art
Blakey
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Need
further
confirmation
that
Henderson
was
on
this
gig.
DB:
18
May
1967,
p.50,52.
Date:
7/27/1967
Location:
Five
Spot,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Roy
Haynes
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
27
July
1967,
p.21
Date:
Late
Summer/Early
Fall
1967
Location:
La
Boheme,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Things
have
been
happening
at
La
Boheme
on
Broadway
at
69th
St.
The
main
attraction
has
been
Freddie
Hubbard's
Jazz
Communicators
with
Joe
Henderson,
tenor
saxophone;
Kenny
Barron,
piano;
Herbie
Lewis,
bass;
and
Louis
Hayes,
drums.
They
have
been
playing
evenings,
Tuesdays
through
Sundays
[DB:
7
September
1967
vol.
34
no.
18,
p?].
Date:
8/10/1967
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mike
Lawrence
(t),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
Mamacita
-‐
3:20
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
3711
-‐
The
Milestone/Galaxy
Sampler
(2002)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
b.
The
Kicker
-‐
4:04
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
BGP
CD:
143
-‐
The
Hip
Walk:
Jazz
Undercurrents
In
'60s
New
York
(2002)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
c.
Chelsea
Bridge
-‐
4:37
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
d.
If
-‐
5:32
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
e.
Nardis
-‐
4:40
(Miles
Davis)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐47058
-
Foresight
(1980)
158
f.
Without
A
Song
-‐
5:59
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
g.
Mo'
Joe
-‐
4:08
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
465-‐2
-‐
The
Kicker
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9008
-‐
The
Kicker
(1967)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Date:
Through
August
27,
1967
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
7
September
1967
(vol.
34
no.18),
p.44.
Date:
9/2/1967
Location:
Laurel
Jazz
Festival,
Laurel,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Booker
Ervin,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Lennie
McBrowne
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
2
November
1967
(vol.
34
no.
22),
p.24
Date:
9/4/1967
Location:
Front
Room,
Newark,
NJ
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
9/25/1967
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Lee
Konitz
(ldr),
Lee
Konitz
(as,
ts,
bar),
Joe
Henderson,
Richie
Kamuca
(ts),
Marshall
Brown
(vtb,
eu),
Karl
Berger
(vib),
Jim
Hall
(g),
Dick
Katz
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d),
Ray
Nance
(vn)
a.
Struttin'
With
Some
Barbecue
-‐
3:07
(Louis
Armstrong)
b.
You
Don't
Know
What
Love
Is
-‐
3:27
(Gene
DePaul,
Don
Raye)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
c.
Alone
Together
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
d.
Alone
Together
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
e.
Alone
Together
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
f.
Alone
Together
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
g.
Alone
Together
-‐
15:03
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
h.
Checkerboard
-‐
5:50
(Dick
Katz)
i.
Erb
-
3:09
(Jim
Hall)
j.
Tickle
Toe
-
2:59
(Lester
Young)
159
k.
Duplexity
-‐
6:19
(Lee
Konitz,
Ray
Nance)
l.
Alphanumeric
-‐
5:11
(Marshall
Brown)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9013
-‐
The
Lee
Konitz
Duets
(1967)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
466-‐2
-‐
The
Lee
Konitz
Duets
(1990)
c,
d,
e,
f,
g
performed
as
medley.
Omit
Lee
Konitz
(as)
on
d,
f,
k.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
l
only.
Richie
Kamuca
(ts)
on
j,
l
only.
Lee
Konitz
(ts)
on
d,
f,
k
only.
Lee
Konitz
(bar)
on
a
only.
Marshall
Brown
(vtb)
on
a
only.
Marshall
Brown
(eu)
on
a
only.
Karl
Berger
(vib)
on
e,
g,
l
only.
Jim
Hall
(g)
on
i,
l
only.
Dick
Katz
(p)
on
h,
l
only.
Eddie
Gomez
(b)
on
f,
g,
l
only.
Elvin
Jones
(d)
on
d,
g,
l
only.
Ray
Nance
(vn)
on
k
only.
c.-‐g.
listed
as
"Five
Varations
on
'Alone
Together'."
Konitz
plays
electric
alto
saxophone
on
a.
and
c.
and
electric
tenor
saxophone
on
b.
Date:
September
26
-‐
October
1,
1967
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Coda
November
1967
issue
indicates
that
Jymie
Merritt
and
Freddie
Waits
may
have
subbed
for
Herbie
Lewis
and
Louis
Hayes,
respectively.
Date:
9/27/1967
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
Once
I
Loved
(O
Amor
Em
Paz)
-
5:32
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Vinicius
DeMoraes,
Ray
Gilbert)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
465-‐2
-‐
The
Kicker
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-9008
-‐
The
Kicker
(1967)
b.
Tetragon
-‐
5:37
(Joe
Henderson)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
844-‐2
-‐
Tetragon
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9017
-‐
Tetragon
(1968)
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
c.
First
Trip
-‐
5:12
(Ron
Carter)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
844-‐2
-‐
Tetragon
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9017
-‐
Tetragon
(1968)
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
d.
I've
Got
You
Under
My
Skin
-‐
4:57
(Cole
Porter)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
844-‐2
-‐
Tetragon
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9017
-‐
Tetragon
(1968)
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
Prestige
CD:
24203
-‐
The
Jazz
Giants
Play
Cole
Porter:
Night
And
Day
(1998)
160
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Date:
Mid-‐November
1967
Location:
Crawford's
Grill,
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
11
January
1968
(vol.
35
no.
1),
p.45
reports
that,
"Trumpeter
Freddie
Hubbard
brought
his
Jazz
Communicators
to
Crawford's
Grill
in
mid-‐November.
The
jam-‐packed
audience
included
a
number
of
local
musicians,
a
tribute
to
the
group's
high
quality..."
Date:
December
1967?
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
25
Jan
1968
(vol.
35
no.2),
p.13.
Date:
Early
1968
Location:
Left
Bank
Jazz
Society,
Baltimore,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
4
April
1968
(vol.
35,
no.
1),
p.48.
Date:
January
2-‐7,
1968
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
22
February
1968
(vol.
35
no.
2),
p.13;
DB:
11
January
1968
(vol.
35
no.
1),
p.46.
Date:
January
12-‐14,
1968
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
161
Shared
the
bill
with
Thelonious
Monk
Quartet
[DB:
22
February
1968
(vol.
35
no.
4),
p.14].
Date:
1/19/1968
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Nat
Adderley
(ldr),
Jeremy
Steig
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Joe
Zawinul
(p),
Victor
Gaskin
(b),
Roy
McCurdy
(d)
a.
The
Scavenger
-
8:09
(Joe
Zawinul)
b.
Unilateral
-‐
6:04
(Julian
'Cannonball'
Adderley)
c.
But
Not
For
Me
-‐
5:54
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9016
-‐
The
Scavenger
(1968)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Jeremy
Steig
(f)
on
a
only.
Date:
January
19-‐28?,
1968
Location:
Marty's-‐on-‐the-‐Hill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
7
March
1968
p.41;
LAT
1/25/68
p.A9
Date:
February
6-‐20,
1968
Location:
Both/And
Club,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
8
February
1968
(vol.
35
no.
3),
p.46.
This
booking
came
in
the
midst
of
a
west
coast
tour
that
first
began
with
a
10
night
stand
at
Marty's-‐on-‐the-‐Hill.
After
the
gig
at
the
Both/And
club,
they
returned
to
LA
for
performances
at
the
Tropicana
and
Memory
Lane
[DB:
7
March
1968
(vol.
35
no.
5),
p.41].
Date:
Late
February-‐Early
March,
1968
Location:
Tropicana,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
7
March
1968
(vol.
35
no.
5),
p.41
Date:
Late
February-‐Early
March,
1968
Location:
Memory
Lane,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
162
The
Jazz
Communicators
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
7
March
1968
(vol.
35
no.
5),
p.41
Date:
4/14/1968
Location:
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Alice
Coltrane
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Pharoah
Sanders
(ts),
Alice
Coltrane
(p,
hrp),
Jimmy
Garrison
(b),
Rashied
Ali,
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
a
"Cosmic
Music"
concert.
DB:
30
May
1968
(vol.
35
no.
11),
p.15;
NYT:
15
April
1968,
p.48.
Date:
4/21/1968
Location:
Left
Bank
Jazz
Society,
Baltimore,
MD
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wynton
Kelly
(p),
Paul
Chambers
(b),
Jimmy
Cobb
(d)
a.
Autumn
Leaves
[aka
Les
Feuilles
Mortes]
-‐
13:37
(Joseph
Kosma,
Jacques
Prevert,
Johnny
Mercer)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
b.
Four
-‐
12:16
(Miles
Davis)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
c.
On
The
Trail
-‐
14:55
(Ferde
Grofe)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
d.
Star
Dust
(Hoagy
Carmichael,
Mitchell
Parish)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
e.
Old
Folks
-‐
11:47
(Willard
Robison,
Dedette
Lee
Hill)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
f.
On
Green
Dolphin
Street
-‐
16:05
(Ned
Washington,
Bronislau
Kaper)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
g.
The
Theme
-‐
2:57
(Miles
Davis)
Verve
CD:
314
523
657
-‐
Four!
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1994)
h.
Straight
No
Chaser
-‐
14:40
(Thelonious
Monk)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
i.
Days
Of
Wine
And
Roses
-‐
8:19
(Johnny
Mercer,
Henry
Mancini)
163
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
Verve
CD:
557140
-‐
Too
Marvelous
For
Words:
The
Johnny
Mercer
Songbook
(1998)
Verve
CD:
557539
-‐
The
Complete
Johnny
Mercer
Songbooks
(1998)
j.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
-‐
9:28
(Cole
Porter)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
k.
If
You
Could
See
Me
Know
-‐
8:39
(Tadd
Dameron,
Carl
Sigman)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
l.
On
A
Clear
Day
(You
Can
See
Forever)
-‐
11:51
(Alan
Jay
Lerner,
Burton
Lane)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
m.
Limehouse
Blues
-‐
6:37
(Philip
Braham,
Douglas
Furber)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
n.
Pfrancing
[aka
No
Blues]
-‐
9:02
(Miles
Davis)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
o.
The
Theme
-‐
2:13
(Miles
Davis)
Verve
CD:
314
531
561-‐2
-‐
Straight,
No
Chaser:
Joe
Henderson
With
The
Wynton
Kelly
Trio
(1996)
d,
e
performed
as
medley.
Date:
5/16/1968
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Don
Friedman
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
Invitation
-
4:57
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
b.
"R.J."
-‐
5:33
(Ron
Carter)
c.
The
Bead
Game
-‐
8:36
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
d.
Waltz
For
Zweetie
-‐
4:25
(Walter
Bishop,
Jr.)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
844-‐2
-‐
Tetragon
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9017
-‐
Tetragon
(1968)
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
-‐
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
Date:
July
18-‐25,
1968
Location:
Fine
Arts
Festival
-‐
North
Carolina
College,
Durham,
NC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Donald
Byrd
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Donald
Byrd,
Ray
Codrington
(t),
Stanley
Cowell
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
164
Part
of
the
Fine
Arts
Festival.
This
group
shared
the
concert
with
a
big
band
featuring
compositions
by
Mitchell
Farber.
DB
19
September
1968,
p.13.
Date:
July
18-‐25,
1968
Location:
Fine
Arts
Festival
-‐
North
Carolina
College,
Durham,
NC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Donald
Byrd
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Donald
Byrd
(t),
Stanley
Cowell
(p),
Rowland
Wilson
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
19
September
1968,
p.13.
Date:
August
1968
Location:
Molde
Jazz
Festival,
Norway
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Orkester
Journalen
#36:
September
1968,
p.8-‐9.
Date:
August
19
-‐
early
September
1968
Location:
Ronnie
Scott's
Jazz
Club,
London,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Ray
Warleigh
(f,
as),
John
Surman
(ss,
bar),
Joe
Henderson,
Ronnie
Scott
(ts),
Kenny
Wheeler
(t,
fh),
Chris
Pyne
(tb),
Gordon
Beck
(p),
Dave
Holland,
Ron
Matthewson
(b),
Tony
Crombie,
Tony
Oxley
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
3
October
1968
(vol.35
no.
20),
p.43;
Melody
Maker
24
August
1968,
p.6;
31
August
1968,
p.3,
8.
Henderson
appeared
for
a
3
to
4
week
engagement
with
a
quartet
(Beck,
Holland,
Oxley)
and
provided
arrangements
for
Ronnie
Scott's
octet.
Date:
Late
September
1968?
Location:
Jazzhus
Montmartre,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p),
Bo
Stief
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
12
December
1968
(vol.
35
no.
25),
p.46.
Date:
September-‐October
1968?
Location:
Le
Chat
Qui
Peche,
Paris,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Michel
Roques
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
Siegfried
Kessler,
Joachim
Kuhn
(p),
Benoît
Charvet
(b),
Franco
Manzecchi
(d)
165
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
apparently
played
here
in
September
and
October
with
various
players.
jazzparisjeanrousseau.ifrance.com
Date:
10/13/1968
Location:
Austrophon
Studio,
Vienna,
Austria
Label:
EmArcy
(Austria)
Erich
Kleinschuster
(ldr),
Hans
Salomon
(bcl,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Robert
Politzer
(t),
Erich
Kleinschuster
(tb),
Fritz
Pauer
(p,
ep),
Rudolf
Hansen
(b),
Erich
Bachträgl
(d)
a.
Chelsea
Bridge
-‐
4:37
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
The
Kicker
-‐
4:54
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Inner
Urge
-
5:06
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
6:22
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Serenity
-‐
4:45
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
Mamacita
-‐
5:42
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
EmArcy
(Austria)
CD:
06249872145
-‐
Joe
Henderson/Carmell
Jones/Clifford
Jordan
With
Erich
Kleinschuster
Sextett
1968/69
Vol.
1
(2005)
Only
tracks
on
which
Joe
Henderson
appears
are
listed
here.
Originally
broadcast
on
ORF
radio.
Date:
10/16/1968
Location:
ORF
Workshop,
Studio
Ronacher,
Vienna,
Austria
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Lee
Konitz
(ldr),
Fatty
George
(cl),
Lee
Konitz
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dusko
Gojkovic
(t),
Albert
Mangelsdorff
(tb),
George
Gruntz
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Daniel
Humair
(d)
a.
A
Handful
Of
Soul
(Jimmy
Woode,
Dusko
Gojkovic)
b.
Set
Up
(Jimmy
Woode)
c.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
d.
Capricci
Cavaleschi
(George
Gruntz)
George
Gruntz
(p)
on
d
only.
Titled
"TV
Workshop
#1-‐Hot
and
Cool"
There
were
2
takes
of
"A
Handful
of
Soul";
7
takes-‐"Set
Up";
4
takes-‐"Capricci
Cavaleschi".
Date:
10/19/1968
Location:
American
Cultural
Center,
Paris,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
166
Jazz
Hot
#244,
p.14.
This
may
have
been
October
20,
1968:
http://jazzparisjeanrousseau.ifrance.com
Date:
11/13/1968
Location:
Atlantic
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Atlantic
Luis
Gasca
(ldr),
Hubert
Laws
(f,
ts),
Lew
Tabackin
(f),
Rodgers
Grant
(ss),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Luis
Gasca
(t,
fh),
Joe
Gallardo
(tb),
Paul
Griffin,
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Mark
Levine
(ep),
Richard
Davis,
David
Herscher
(b),
Chuck
Rainey
(eb),
Bernard
Purdie,
Mickey
Roker
(d),
Steve
Berrios,
Julito
Collazo,
Mongo
Santamaria,
Marty
Sheller
(per)
a.
15658
Joy
Ride
-‐
7:03
(Bobby
Porcelli)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6619-2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
b.
15659
Cosia
No.
2
-‐
7:52
(Moacir
Santos)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6619-‐2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
c.
15660
Happy
Soul
(Rodgers
Grant)
d.
15661
Just
A
Little
Bit
-‐
3:45
(Hubert
Laws)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD
6619-‐2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
e.
Sometimes
I
Feel
Like
A
Motherless
Child
-‐
3:45
(Traditional)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD
6619-‐2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
f.
Nancy
-‐
4:13
(Don
Garcia)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6619-‐2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
g.
Sweet
Pea
-‐
2:45
(Mark
Levine)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6619-‐2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
h.
Afro
Blue
-‐
8:32
(Mongo
Santamaria)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD-‐1527
-‐
The
Little
Giant
(1969)
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD
6619-‐2
-‐
Horizons/The
Little
Giant
(2000)
Omit
Rodgers
Grant
(ss)
on
e.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
e.
Omit
Hubert
Laws
(ts)
on
e.
Omit
Mark
Levine
(ep)
on
b,
c,
d.
Omit
David
Herscher
(b)
on
a,
b,
c,
d.
Omit
Chuck
Rainey
(eb)
on
e.
Omit
Steve
Berrios
(per)
on
a,
b,
c,
d.
Omit
Julito
Collazo
(per)
on
a,
b,
c,
d.
Omit
Mongo
Santamaria
(per)
on
a,
b,
c,
d.
Omit
Marty
Sheller
(per)
on
a,
b,
c,
d.
Date:
December
1968
Location:
Arion
Mansion,
Brooklyn,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
167
Joe
Henderson
21-‐piece
big
band
and
other
performers
for
a
pre-‐Christmas
concert
[DB:
6
February
1969
(vol.
36
no.
3),
p.42].
Date:
Last
week
of
December
1968
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Herbie
Hancock
sextet
performed
the
last
week
in
December.
Henderson
replaced
Clifford
Jordan
and
Albert
Heath
replaced
Pete
La
Roca
[DB:
6
February
1969
(vol.
36
no.
3),
p.42.]
Date:
Early
January
1969
Location:
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Oliver
Nelson,
The
Ron
Davis
Dancers
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Marvin
Stamm,
Richard
Williams
(t),
Jimmy
Cleveland
(tb),
Patti
Bown
(p),
Ron
Carter,
George
Duvivier
(b),
Oliver
Nelson
(arr,
con)
a.
The
Jazzhattan
Suite
(Oliver
Nelson)
DB:
20
February
1969
(vol.
36
no.
4),
p.14.
Date:
3/2/1969
Location:
Fillmore
East,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
20
March
1969
(vol.
36
no.
6),
p.14
Date:
4/18/1969
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Hubert
Laws
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Jerome
Richardson
(bcl),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Tony
Studd
(btb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
ep,
arr),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
tk
4/5
The
Prisoner
-‐
5:45
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
4011
(tk
10)
The
Prisoner
-‐
7:54
(Herbie
Hancock)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
84321
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1970)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
84190
-‐
Herbie
Hancock
(1975)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46845
2
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1987)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
c.
4012
(tk
31)
He
Who
Lives
In
Fear
-‐
6:49
(Herbie
Hancock)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
84321
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1970)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46845
2
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1987)
168
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
B2BN
7243
4
95569
28
-‐
Herbie
Hancock:
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Sixties
Sessions
(1998)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
25649
2
7
-‐
The
Prisoner
(2000)
Joe
Henderson
(af)
on
c
only.
Date:
4/21/1969
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Hubert
Laws
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Jerome
Richardson
(bcl),
Johnny
Coles
(fh),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Tony
Studd
(btb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
arr),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
4013
(tk
40)
I
Have
A
Dream
-‐
10:56
(Herbie
Hancock)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
84321
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1970)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46845
2
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1987)
Blue
Note
CD:
35472
-‐
Blue
60's:
Blue
Note
Strikes
A
Radical
Chord
(1995)
Blue
Note
CD:
54904
-‐
Jazz
Profile:
Herbie
Hancock
(1997)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2BN
7243
4
95569
28
-‐
Herbie
Hancock:
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Sixties
Sessions
(1998)
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
25649
2
7
-‐
The
Prisoner
(2000)
Date:
4/23/1969
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Blue
Note
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Jerome
Richardson
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Romeo
Penque
(bcl),
Johnny
Coles
(fh),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Jack
Jeffers
(btb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
arr),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
4014
(tk
42)
Firewater
[aka
Dual
Force]
-‐
7:30
(Buster
Williams)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
84321
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1970)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46845
2
-
The
Prisoner
(1987)
b.
tk
45
Firewater
[aka
Dual
Force]
-‐
8:38
(Buster
Williams)
c.
4015
(tk
52)
Promise
Of
The
Sun
-‐
7:50
(Herbie
Hancock)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST
84321
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1970)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
46845
2
-‐
The
Prisoner
(1987)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
B2BN
7243
4
95569
28
-‐
Herbie
Hancock:
The
Complete
Blue
Note
Sixties
Sessions
(1998)
-‐
Blue
Note:
RVG
Edition
CD:
7243
5
25649
2
7
-‐
The
Prisoner
(2000)
Joe
Henderson
(af)
on
c
only.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Herbie
Hancock
(arr)
on
a
only.
Date:
April
25-‐26,
1969
Location:
Greek
Theater,
U.C.
Berkeley,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
Eye
Of
The
Hurricane
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Maiden
Voyage
(Herbie
Hancock)
c.
Toys
(Herbie
Hancock)
169
d.
Speak
Like
A
Child
(Herbie
Hancock)
DB:
20
March
1969
(vol.
36
no.
6),
p.14.
Review
of
the
performance
in
DB:
24
July
1969
(vol.
36
no.
15),
p.26-‐28;
NYT:
11
May
1969,
p.D30.
Date:
May
1969?
Location:
Black
Music
Festival
-‐
Northeastern
University,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Phil
Wilson
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
12
June
1969
(vol.
36
no.
12),
p.44.
Indicates
Garnett
Brown
was
replaced
by
Phil
Wilson.
Date:
May
1969?
Location:
Jazz
Workshop,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Phil
Wilson
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Took
place
the
same
week
as
the
Black
Music
Festival.
DB:
12
June
1969
(vol.
36
no.
12),
p.44.
Date:
May
1969?
Location:
Both/And
Club,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
24
July
1969
(vol.
36
no.
15),
p.39.
Possibly
returned
in
June
(same
issue).
Date:
5/20/1969
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studios,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
A
&
M
George
Benson
(ldr),
Bob
Porcelli
(as),
Joe
Farrell,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jerome
Richardson
(bar),
Lew
Soloff
(t),
George
Benson
(g),
Richard
Tee
(p),
Jim
Fielder
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d),
Paul
Alicea,
Angel
Allende,
Johnny
Pacheco
(per)
a.
My
Woman's
Good
To
Me
-
3:10
(Billy
Sherrill,
Glenn
Sutton)
b.
My
Cherie
Amour
-
3:30
(Stevie
Wonder,
Henry
Cosby,
Sylvia
Rose
Moy)
c.
Out
In
The
Cold
Again
-‐
2:35
(Rube
Bloom,
Ted
Koehler)
All
titles
on:
-‐
A
&
M
LP
12":
SP
3020
-‐
Tell
It
Like
It
Is
Date:
5/23/1969
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
170
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mike
Lawrence
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(ep),
Ron
Carter
(eb),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
Power
To
The
People
-‐
8:36
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Afro-‐Centric
-‐
7:00
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9024
-‐
Power
To
The
People
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(ep)
on
a.
Date:
5/29/1969
Location:
Plaza
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
ep),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
4:46
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
b.
Opus
One
Point
Five
-
4:52
(Ron
Carter)
c.
Isotope
-‐
4:51
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Lazy
Afternoon
-
4:31
(John
Latouche,
Jerome
Moross)
e.
Foresight
And
Afterthought
-‐
7:31
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9024
-‐
Power
To
The
People
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐47058
-‐
Foresight
(1980)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(p)
on
a,
e.
Herbie
Hancock
(ep)
on
a
only.
Date:
June
1969?
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
10
July
1969
(vol.
36
no.
14),
p.46.
Need
personnel
confirmation.
Date:
June
10-‐22,
1969
Location:
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
LAT:
2
June
1969,
p.C20;
13
June
1969,
p.E17
Date:
Summer
1969?
Location:
Jazz
by
the
Bay,
San
Diego,
CA
171
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t,
fh),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
Maiden
Voyage
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Toys
(Herbie
Hancock)
c.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
4
September
1969
(vol.
36
no.
18),
p.27-‐28
(w/photo).
Date:
7/6/1969
Location:
Newport
Jazz
Festival,
Newport,
RI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
Maiden
Voyage
(Herbie
Hancock)
DB:
27
August
1969
(vol.
36
no.
17),
p.26
Date:
7/24/1969
Location:
Juan-‐les-‐Pins,
Antibes,
France
Label:
[private
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
August
1969?
Location:
Aqua
Lounge,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Jimmy
Garrison
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
2
October
1969
(vol.
36
no.
20),
p.40.
Date:
August
1969?
Location:
Spectrum,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion,
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Thad
Jones,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
2
October
1969
(vol.
36,
no.
20),
p.41.
Date:
Late
Summer
1969?
Location:
Texas
Jazz
Festival,
Corpus
Christi,
TX
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
172
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
2
October
1969
(vol.
36
no.
28),
p.42.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
August
1969?
Location:
Laurel
Jazz
Festival,
Laurel,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerome
Richardson
(f,
as),
Jerry
Dodgion
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Thad
Jones,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Don't
Git
Sassy
(Thad
Jones)
b.
Willow
Tree
(Andy
Razaf,
Fats
Waller)
c.
Tow-‐Away
Zone
(Thad
Jones)
d.
Jive
Samba
(Nat
Adderley)
DB:
16
October
1969
(vol
36
no.
21),
p.13.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
August
25-‐30,
1969
Location:
Ronnie
Scott's,
London,
England
Label:
[private
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
16
October
1969
(vol
.36
no
21),
p.13.
Date:
9/1/1969
Location:
Opposite
Lock,
Birmingham,
England
Label:
[private
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
9/2/1969
Location:
Konserthuset,
Stockholm,
Sweden
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Low
Down
(Thad
Jones)
b.
Backbone
(Thad
Jones)
173
c.
Kids
Are
Pretty
People
(Thad
Jones)
d.
Jive
Samba
(Nat
Adderley)
e.
Willow
Tree
(Andy
Razaf,
Fats
Waller)
f.
[unknown
title]
g.
Don't
Git
Sassy
(Thad
Jones)
h.
Willow
Weep
For
Me
(Ann
Ronnell)
i.
The
Second
Race
(Thad
Jones)
j.
[unknown
title]
k.
Central
Park
North
(Thad
Jones)
l.
Once
Around
(Thad
Jones)
Broadcast
on
Swedish
Radio.
Date:
9/3/1969
Location:
TV-‐Byen,
Soborg,
Denmark
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Central
Park
North
(Thad
Jones)
b.
Come
Sunday
(Duke
Ellington)
c.
Groove
Merchant
(Jerome
Richardson)
d.
Once
Around
(Thad
Jones)
e.
The
Second
Race
(Thad
Jones)
f.
Willow
Weep
For
Me
(Ann
Ronnell)
g.
Jive
Samba
(Nat
Adderley)
h.
Tow-‐Away
Zone
(Thad
Jones)
Date:
9/5/1969
Location:
Beethoven
Saal,
Stuttgart,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
The
Second
Race
(Thad
Jones)
b.
Groove
Merchant
(Jerome
Richardson)
c.
Once
Around
-‐
12:40
(Thad
Jones)
d.
Willow
Weep
For
Me
(Ann
Ronnell)
e.
Don't
Git
Sassy
(Thad
Jones)
f.
Willow
Tree
(Andy
Razaf,
Fats
Waller)
g.
Tow-‐Away
Zone
-‐
15:57
(Thad
Jones)
h.
Jive
Samba
(Nat
Adderley)
This
concert
was
originally
broadcast
over
German
radio
on
October
5,
1969.
Date:
9/7/1969
174
Location:
Sartory-‐Festsaal,
Koln,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Don't
Git
Sassy
(Thad
Jones)
b.
Kids
Are
Pretty
People
(Thad
Jones)
c.
The
Little
Pixie
(Thad
Jones)
d.
Central
Park
North
(Thad
Jones)
Video
may
also
exist.
DB
21
August
1969,
p.49
Date:
9/8/1969
Location:
Maison
de
l'O.R.T.F.,
Paris,
France
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Low
Down
(Thad
Jones)
Royal
Jazz
CD:
RJD
511
-‐
Paris
1969
-‐
vol.
1
b.
Don't
Ever
Leave
Me
(Thad
Jones)
Royal
Jazz
CD:
RJD
511
-‐
Paris
1969
-‐
vol.
1
c.
Mean
What
You
Say
(Thad
Jones)
Royal
Jazz
CD:
RJD
511
-‐
Paris
1969
-
vol.
1
d.
Willow
Tree
(Andy
Razaf,
Fats
Waller)
Royal
Jazz
CD:
RJD
511
-
Paris
1969
-‐
vol.
1
e.
Once
Around
(Thad
Jones)
Royal
Jazz
CD:
RJD
511
-‐
Paris
1969
-
vol.
1
f.
Don't
Git
Sassy
-
10:46
(Thad
Jones)
Royal
Jazz
CD:
RJD
511
-‐
Paris
1969
-‐
vol.
1
g.
Willow
Weep
For
Me
(Ann
Ronnell)
h.
Tow-Away
Zone
(Thad
Jones)
i.
[unknown
title]
j.
Backbone
(Thad
Jones)
k.
Groove
Merchant
(Jerome
Richardson)
l.
The
Little
Pixie
(Thad
Jones)
Date:
9/9/1969
Location:
De
Doelen,
Rotterdam,
Netherlands
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
175
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Three
And
One
(Thad
Jones)
b.
Don't
Ever
Leave
Me
(Thad
Jones)
c.
A-‐That's
Freedom
(Thad
Jones)
d.
Groove
Merchant
(Jerome
Richardson)
e.
Backbone
(Thad
Jones)
f.
Willow
Weep
For
Me
(Ann
Ronnell)
g.
Lover
Man
(Roger
'Ram'
Ramirez,
Jimmy
Davis,
Jimmy
Sherman)
h.
Jive
Samba
(Nat
Adderley)
NPS
Jazzkelder
Jazz
Archive
of
the
NPS
(Dutch
broadcast
archive).
DB
21
August
1969,
p.49
Date:
9/10/1969
Location:
Brussels,
Belgium
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
21
August
1969,
p.49
Date:
9/11/1969
Location:
Stadttheatre,
Basel,
Switzerland
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
The
Second
Race
-‐
10:39
(Thad
Jones)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
b.
Don't
Ever
Leave
Me
-‐
4:16
(Thad
Jones)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
c.
The
Waltz
You
"Swang"
For
Me
-‐
9:11
(Thad
Jones)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
d.
A-‐That's
Freedom
-‐
10:54
(Thad
Jones)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
e.
Come
Sunday
-‐
4:42
(Duke
Ellington)
176
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
f.
Don't
Git
Sassy
-‐
11:34
(Thad
Jones)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
g.
Bible
Story
-‐
6:30
(Roland
Hanna)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
h.
Groove
Merchant
-‐
7:54
(Jerome
Richardson)
TCB
Records
CD:
TCB
02042
-‐
Swiss
Radio
Days,
vol.
4:
The
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra,
Basle
1969
(1995)
i.
Central
Park
North
(Thad
Jones)
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(f)
on
g.
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(as)
on
g.
Omit
Jerome
Richardson
(as)
on
g.
Omit
Eddie
Daniels
(ts)
on
g.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
g.
Omit
Pepper
Adams
(bar)
on
g.
Omit
Danny
Moore
(t)
on
g.
Omit
Al
Porcino
(t)
on
g.
Omit
Richard
Williams
(t)
on
g.
Omit
Snooky
Young
(t)
on
g.
Omit
Thad
Jones
(fh)
on
g.
Omit
Eddie
Bert
(tb)
on
g.
Omit
Astley
Fennell
(tb)
on
g.
Omit
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb)
on
g.
Omit
Cliff
Heather
(btb)
on
g.
Omit
Richard
Davis
(b)
on
g.
Omit
Mel
Lewis
(d)
on
g.
Broadcast
on
DRS
2
Radio.
DB
21
August
1969,
p.49
lists
this
date
as
September
13,
1969.
Date:
9/12/1969
Location:
Jahrhunderthalle,
Frankfurt,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Eddie
Bert,
Astley
Fennell,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Cliff
Heather
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
21
August
1969,
p.49
Date:
September
16-‐21,
1969
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Albert
Dailey
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
16
October
1969
(vol
.36
no
21),
p.13;
30
October
1969
(vol
36
no.
22),
p.12.
Date:
October
1969
Location:
Left
Bank
Jazz
Society,
Baltimore,
MD
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
177
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
DB:
8
January
1970
(vol.
37
no.
1),
p.42.
Date:
10/8/1969
Location:
A
&
R
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Atlantic
Miroslav
Vitous
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
McLaughlin
(g),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
ep),
Miroslav
Vitous
(b),
Joe
Chambers,
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
17887
London
Ride
(Miroslav
Vitous)
b.
17888
I
Will
Tell
Him
On
You
-‐
11:00
(Miroslav
Vitous)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6238-‐2
-‐
Tones
For
Joan's
Bones/Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1999)
c.
17889
Freedom
Jazz
Dance
-‐
10:54
(Eddie
Harris)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
Atlantic
CD:
81711
-‐
Atlantic
Jazz:
Fusion
(1990)
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD
6238-‐2
-‐
Tones
For
Joan's
Bones/Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1999)
d.
17890
Cérecka
-‐
2:42
(Miroslav
Vitous)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6238-‐2
-‐
Tones
For
Joan's
Bones/Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1999)
e.
17891
Infinite
Search
-‐
6:49
(Miroslav
Vitous)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
Collectables
CD:
COL-CD
6238-2
-‐
Tones
For
Joan's
Bones/Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1999)
f.
17892
When
Face
Gets
Pale
-‐
6:56
(Miroslav
Vitous)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
g.
17893
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
-‐
1:51
(Miroslav
Vitous)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD
6238-‐2
-‐
Tones
For
Joan's
Bones/Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1999)
h.
17894
Epilogue
-‐
7:00
(Miroslav
Vitous)
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD1622
-‐
Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1970)
Collectables
CD:
COL-‐CD
6238-‐2
-‐
Tones
For
Joan's
Bones/Mountain
In
The
Clouds
(1999)
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
c,
d
only.
Omit
John
McLaughlin
(g)
on
d,
g.
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(p)
on
a,
d,
g.
Herbie
Hancock
(ep)
on
a,
d
only.
Joe
Chambers
(d)
on
d,
h
only.
Omit
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
on
d,
h.
SD
1622
gives
date
as
November
1969.
Vitous
overdubbed
a
second
bass
part
on
17893.
Unknown
percussionist
(could
be
overdubbed
or
Joe
Chambers)
present
on
17894.
178
Personnel
details
unknown
for
17887
-‐
and
composer
needs
confirmation.
Date:
October
14-‐19,
1969
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Chambers
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Albert
Dailey
(p),
Cecil
McBee
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB
27
November
1969,
p.11;
NYT:
14
October
1969,
p.52.
Date:
10/16/1969
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Warner
Bros.
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Joe
Farrell
(ts),
Arthur
Clark
(bar),
Johnny
Coles
(t,
fh),
Joe
Newman,
Ernie
Royal
(t),
Ray
Alonge
(frh),
Garnett
Brown,
Benny
Powell
(tb),
Eric
Gale
(g),
Herbie
Hancock
(p,
ep),
Buster
Williams
(b,
eb),
Jerry
Jemmott
(eb),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath,
Bernard
Purdie
(d),
George
Devens
(per)
a.
Wiggle-Waggle
-
5:48
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Fat
Mama
-‐
3:45
(Herbie
Hancock)
c.
Tell
Me
A
Bedtime
Story
-‐
5:00
(Herbie
Hancock)
Columbia
CD:
61446
-
Ken
Burns
Jazz:
Herbie
Hancock
(2000)
d.
Oh!
Oh!
Here
He
Comes
-‐
4:05
(Herbie
Hancock)
e.
Jessica
-
4:11
(Herbie
Hancock)
f.
Fat
Albert
Rotunda
-‐
6:27
(Herbie
Hancock)
g.
Lil'
Brother
-‐
4:25
(Herbie
Hancock)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Warner
Bros.
LP
12":
WS-‐1834
-‐
Fat
Albert
Rotunda
(1970)
-‐
Warner
Bros.
CD:
45732
-‐
Mwandishi:
The
Complete
Warner
Bros.
Recordings
(1994)
-‐
Warner
Bros.
(Du)
CD:
9362-‐47540-‐2
-‐
Fat
Albert
Rotunda
(2001)
Joe
Farrell
(ts)
on
g
only.
Arthur
Clark
(bar)
on
a
only.
Joe
Newman
(t)
on
a
only.
Ernie
Royal
(t)
on
a
only.
Ray
Alonge
(frh)
on
a
only.
Benny
Powell
(tb)
on
a
only.
Eric
Gale
(g)
on
a
only.
Jerry
Jemmott
(eb)
on
a
only.
Omit
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
on
g.
Bernard
Purdie
(d)
on
a,
g
only.
George
Devens
(per)
on
a
only.
The
Lord
Discography
lists
this
recording
as
October
3,
1969.
However,
Henderson
was
still
in
Europe
at
the
time
finishing
up
a
tour
with
the
Thad
Jones/Mel
Lewis
Orchestra
(see
next
entry).
Chris
Genzel's
Herbie
Hancock
Discography
indicates
that
this
recording
took
place
over
multiple
sessions,
beginning
on
October
4,
then
October
16,
November
26
and
finally
December
8.
Date:
10/16/1969
Location:
Atlantic
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Atlantic
Mose
Allison
(ldr),
Jerome
Richardson
(f,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams,
Seldon
Powell
(bar),
Jimmy
Nottingham,
Richard
Williams
(t),
Mose
Allison
(p,
org,
v),
Bob
Cranshaw
(b),
Joe
Cocuzzo
(d)
179
a.
17915
I'm
Smashed
(Mose
Allison)
b.
17916
Monsters
Of
The
Id
-‐
4:53
(Mose
Allison)
Rhino
CD:
71689
-‐
Allison
Wonderland:
The
Mose
Allison
Anthology
c.
17917
Wild
Man
On
The
Loose
-‐
2:05
(Mose
Allison)
Rhino
CD:
71689
-‐
Allison
Wonderland:
The
Mose
Allison
Anthology
All
titles
on:
-‐
Atlantic
LP
12":
SD
1550
-‐
Hello
There,
Universe
Omit
Pepper
Adams
(bar)
on
c.
Seldon
Powell
(bar)
on
c
only.
Date:
12/6/1969
Location:
Tivoli
Gardens,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
May
have
been
broadcast
by
Danish
Radio.
Program
similar
to
December
7
and
10
with
appearances
by
Freddie
Hubbard,
Jeremy
Steig,
Kenny
Burrell,
and
Jimmy
McGriff
with
Ron
Carter
and
Louis
Hayes.
Date:
12/7/1969
Location:
Kongresshalle,
Frankfurt,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Kenny
Burrell,
Freddie
Hubbard,
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Freddie
Hubbard,
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Kenny
Burrell
(g),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Jimmy
McGriff
(org),
Ron
Carter,
Richard
Davis
(b),
Louis
Hayes,
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Don't
Git
Sassy
-‐
10:00
(Thad
Jones)
Koch
Jazz
CD:
KOC-‐CD-‐8563
-‐
Jazz
Casual:
Big
Bands
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-‐
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
b.
Lil'
Darlin'
-‐
5:50
(Neal
Hefti)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-‐
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
c.
Greensleeves
-
5:00
(Traditional)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
d.
Without
A
Song
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
e.
Hub-‐Tones
(Freddie
Hubbard)
f.
Spacetrack
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Kenny
Burrell
(ldr)
on
c
only.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr)
on
a,
b,
c.
Thad
Jones
(ldr)
on
a,
b
only.
Mel
Lewis
(ldr)
on
a,
b
only.
Jerry
Dodgion
(f)
on
a,
b
only.
Jerry
Dodgion
(as)
on
a,
b
only.
Jerome
Richardson
(as)
on
a,
b
only.
Eddie
Daniels
(ts)
on
a,
b
only.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a,
b
only.
Pepper
Adams
(bar)
on
a,
b
only.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
a,
b,
c.
Danny
Moore
(t)
on
a,
b
only.
Al
Porcino
(t)
180
on
a,
b
only.
Marvin
Stamm
(t)
on
a,
b
only.
Snooky
Young
(t)
on
a,
b
only.
Thad
Jones
(fh)
on
a,
b
only.
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb)
on
a,
b
only.
Benny
Powell
(tb)
on
a,
b
only.
Julian
Priester
(tb)
on
a,
b
only.
Bob
Burgess
(btb)
on
a,
b
only.
Kenny
Burrell
(g)
on
c
only.
Omit
Roland
Hanna
(p)
on
c.
Jimmy
McGriff
(org)
on
b
only.
Omit
Ron
Carter
(b)
on
a,
b,
c.
Omit
Richard
Davis
(b)
on
d,
e,
f.
Omit
Louis
Hayes
(d)
on
a,
b,
c.
Omit
Mel
Lewis
(d)
on
d,
e,
f.
Blue
Note
issue
incorrectly
lists
"Lil'
Darlin'"
as
"Slow
But
Sure"
and
credits
to
Manny
Albam.
Date:
12/8/1969
Location:
Cisterna
Theatre,
Milan,
Italy
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
May
have
been
broadcast
by
RAI
radio.
Program
similar
to
December
7
&
10
with
appearances
by
Freddie
Hubbard,
Jeremy
Steig,
Kenny
Burrell,
and
Jimmy
McGriff
with
Ron
Carter
and
Louis
Hayes.
Date:
12/10/1969
Location:
Donauhalle,
Ulm,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Kenny
Burrell,
Freddie
Hubbard,
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis,
Jeremy
Steig
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jeremy
Steig
(f),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Freddie
Hubbard,
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Kenny
Burrell
(g),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Jimmy
McGriff
(org),
Ron
Carter,
Richard
Davis
(b),
Louis
Hayes,
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
Groove
Merchant
(Jerome
Richardson)
b.
Willow
Weep
For
Me
(Ann
Ronnell)
c.
Lil'
Darlin'
(Neal
Hefti)
d.
See
See
Rider
(Traditional)
e.
People
-
2:41
(Jule
Styne,
Bob
Merrill)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
f.
Love
Walked
In
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
g.
Avenue
C
(Buck
Clayton)
h.
Reza
-‐
12:15
(Edu
Lobo,
Ruy
Guerra)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
i.
Nardis
(Miles
Davis)
j.
Body
And
Soul
-‐
10:00
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-‐
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
181
k.
St.
Louis
Blues
(W.
C.
Handy)
l.
Fingers
(Thad
Jones)
m.
Once
Around
-‐
16:00
(Thad
Jones)
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BST89905
-‐
Jazz
Wave,
Ltd.
Kenny
Burrell
(ldr)
on
e
only.
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr)
on
j
only.
Omit
Thad
Jones
(ldr)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Mel
Lewis
(ldr)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Jeremy
Steig
(ldr)
on
h,
i
only.
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(f)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Jeremy
Steig
(f)
on
h,
i,
m
only.
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(as)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Jerome
Richardson
(as)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Eddie
Daniels
(ts)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Pepper
Adams
(bar)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
j,
m
only.
Omit
Danny
Moore
(t)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Al
Porcino
(t)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Marvin
Stamm
(t)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Snooky
Young
(t)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Thad
Jones
(fh)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Benny
Powell
(tb)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Julian
Priester
(tb)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Bob
Burgess
(btb)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Kenny
Burrell
(g)
on
e,
f,
g,
m
only.
Omit
Roland
Hanna
(p)
on
e,
h,
i.
Jimmy
McGriff
(org)
on
c,
d,
m
only.
Ron
Carter
(b)
on
h,
i,
j
only.
Omit
Richard
Davis
(b)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
Louis
Hayes
(d)
on
h,
i,
j
only.
Omit
Mel
Lewis
(d)
on
e,
h,
i,
j.
This
tour
was
produced
and
directed
by
Sonny
Lester.
Although
the
material
for
the
album
was
recorded
during
performances
in
Germany,
the
tour
lasted
10
days
and
traveled
to
England,
Italy,
France
and
Denmark
(Information
taken
from
the
album
jacket).
According
to
Lord,
This
troupe
may
have
performed
at
Colston
Hall
in
Bristol
on
December
14.
The
band
performed
in
Stockholm,
Sweden
also
[DB
22
January
1970
vol.
37,
no.
2].
Date:
12/11/1969
Location:
Salle
Pleyel,
Paris,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
May
have
been
broadcast
by
Radio
France.
Program
similar
to
December
7
&
10
with
appearances
by
Freddie
Hubbard,
Stanley
Turrentine,
Jeremy
Steig,
Kenny
Burrell,
and
Jimmy
McGriff
with
Ron
Carter
and
Louis
Hayes.
Date:
12/12/1969
Location:
Free
Trade
Hall,
Manchester,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
182
Program
similar
to
December
7
&
10
with
appearances
by
Freddie
Hubbard,
Stanley
Turrentine,
Jeremy
Steig,
Kenny
Burrell,
and
Jimmy
McGriff
with
Ron
Carter
and
Louis
Hayes.
Date:
12/13/1969
Location:
Royal
Festival
Hall,
London,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Program
similar
to
December
7
&
10
with
appearances
by
Freddie
Hubbard,
Stanley
Turrentine,
Jeremy
Steig,
Kenny
Burrell,
and
Jimmy
McGriff
with
Ron
Carter
and
Louis
Hayes.
Date:
12/14/1969
Location:
Colston
Hall,
Bristol,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Thad
Jones,
Mel
Lewis
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
as),
Jerome
Richardson
(as),
Eddie
Daniels,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Danny
Moore,
Al
Porcino,
Marvin
Stamm,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(fh),
Jimmy
Knepper,
Benny
Powell,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Bob
Burgess
(btb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Mel
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Program
similar
to
December
7
&
10
with
appearances
by
Freddie
Hubbard,
Stanley
Turrentine,
Jeremy
Steig,
Kenny
Burrell,
and
Jimmy
McGriff
with
Ron
Carter
and
Louis
Hayes.
Date:
12/31/1969
Location:
Lighthouse,
Hermosa
Beach,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Steve
Erquiaga
(g),
George
Cables
(p),
Ratzo
Harris
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
b.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
c.
[unknown
titles]
d.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
Information
from
db.etree.org
Date:
1/26/1970
Location:
Coltrane
home
studio,
Dix
Hills,
NY
Label:
Impulse!
183
Alice
Coltrane
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Pharoah
Sanders
(af,
ts),
Alice
Coltrane
(p,
hrp),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Ben
Riley
(d)
a.
91141
Blue
Nile
-‐
6:58
(Alice
Coltrane)
Impulse!
LP
12":
9232
-‐
Reflection
On
Creation
And
Space
GRP
CD:
9914
-‐
Priceless
Jazz:
Alice
Coltrane
(1998)
GRP
CD:
9919
-‐
Priceless
Jazz
Sampler,
vol.
3
(1998)
Impulse!
CD:
12422
-‐
Astral
Meditations:
The
Music
Of
Alice
Coltrane
(1999)
b.
91142
Mantra
-‐
16:33
(Alice
Coltrane)
c.
91143
Turiya
And
Ramakrishna
-
8:19
(Alice
Coltrane)
GRP
CD:
9914
-‐
Priceless
Jazz:
Alice
Coltrane
(1998)
d.
91144
Ptah,
The
El
Daoud
-‐
13:58
(Alice
Coltrane)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Impulse!
LP
12":
A(S)
9196
-‐
Ptah,
The
El
Daoud
(1970)
-‐
GRP/Impulse!
CD:
IMPD
201
-‐
Ptah,
The
El
Daoud
(1996)
Pharoah
Sanders
(af)
on
a
only.
Omit
Pharoah
Sanders
(ts)
on
a,
c.
Omit
Alice
Coltrane
(p)
on
a.
Alice
Coltrane
(hrp)
on
a
only.
Chuck
Stewart
was
photographer
at
the
session
and
plays
bells
on
unspecified
selections.
Confirmation
needed
on
personnel
specifics.
Pharoah
Sanders
also
plays
bells.
ABC
ledger
lists
Blue
Nile
as
"Untitled
Blues
In
A
Minor"
and
lists
Turiya
And
Ramakrishna
as
"Untitled
Ballad"
Date:
1/27/1970
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
CTI
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(ep),
Ron
Carter
(b,
eb),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
Red
Clay
-‐
12:05
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Columbia
CD:
ZK
45481
-‐
The
Best
Of
Freddie
Hubbard
(1990)
Columbia
Legacy
CD:
CK
65041
-‐
This
Is
Jazz,
vol.
25:
Freddie
Hubbard
(1997)
b.
The
Intrepid
Fox
-‐
10:40
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
CTI
CD:
ZK-‐40809
-
Red
Clay
-‐
CTI
LP
12":
LP
6001
-‐
Red
Clay
(1970)
-‐
Epic
Legacy
CD:
EK
85216
-‐
Red
Clay
(2002)
Omit
Ron
Carter
(b)
on
a.
Omit
Ron
Carter
(eb)
on
b.
Date:
1/28/1970
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
CTI
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Herbie
Hancock
(ep),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
Suite
Sioux
-‐
8:40
(Freddie
Hubbard)
CTI
CD:
ZK-‐40809
-‐
Red
Clay
CTI
LP
12":
LP
6001
-‐
Red
Clay
(1970)
Epic
Legacy
CD:
EK
85216
-‐
Red
Clay
(2002)
184
Date:
1/29/1970
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
CTI
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts,
v),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
v),
Herbie
Hancock
(ep,
org),
Ron
Carter
(b,
eb),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
Delphia
-‐
7:25
(Freddie
Hubbard)
CTI
LP
12":
LP
6001
-‐
Red
Clay
(1970)
b.
Cold
Turkey
-‐
10:27
(John
Lennon)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
CTI
CD:
ZK-‐40809
-‐
Red
Clay
-‐
Epic
Legacy
CD:
EK
85216
-‐
Red
Clay
(2002)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(af)
on
b.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(ep)
on
a.
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(org)
on
b.
Omit
Ron
Carter
(b)
on
b.
Omit
Ron
Carter
(eb)
on
a.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(v)
on
a.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(v)
on
a.
Date:
1/31/1970
Location:
Royce
Hall,
UCLA,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
19
February
1970
(vol.
37
no.
4),
p.41.
Need
personnel
confirmation.
Date:
February
1970?
Location:
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
2
April
1970
(vol.
37
no.
7),
p.39;
16
April
1970
(vol.
37,
no.8),
p.39.
This
was
to
be
a
two-‐week
engagement.
Date:
2/3/1970
Location:
Both/And
Club,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
19
March
1970
(vol.
37
no.
6),
p.40.
Need
personnel
confirmation.
Date:
3/6/1970
Location:
Carnegie
Recital
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
185
a.
[unknown
titles]
Part
of
a
series
called,
Jazz:
The
Personal
Dimension
[DB:
19
February
1970
(vol.
37
no.
4),
p.12;
16
April
1970
(vol.
37,
no.
8),
p.37].
Date:
April
1970
Location:
Unknown
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Miroslav
Vitous
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
Eye
Of
The
Hurricane
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Maiden
Voyage
(Herbie
Hancock)
c.
Wiggle-‐Waggle
(Herbie
Hancock)
d.
Jessica
(Herbie
Hancock)
e.
Firewater
[aka
Dual
Force]
(Buster
Williams)
Liner
notes
to
the
RVG
release
of
"The
Prisoner."
Date:
April
23-‐26,
1970
Location:
McLeod
Bethune
School,
Harlem
Music
Center,
Inc.,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Johnny
Coles
(t),
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
a
Festival
of
the
Arts.
DB:
11
June
1970
(vol.
37
no.
12),
p.38.
Need
personnel
confirmation.
Date:
Summer
1970?
Location:
Helsinki
Jazz
Festival,
Helsinki,
Finland
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Heikki
Sarmantos
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Sonny
Brown
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Broadcast
throughout
Finland,
Estonia
and
the
USSR.
The
U.S
information
service
honored
Henderson
at
a
reception
[DB:
6
August
1970
(vol.
37
no.
15),
p.42].
Date:
Summer
1970
Location:
Jazzmobile,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
3
September
1970
(vol.
37
no.
17),
p.7.
No
other
info.
Date:
August
1970
Location:
Both/And
Club,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
186
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
George
Cables
(ep),
Ron
McClure
(b,
eb),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
1
October
1970
(vol.
37
no.
19),
p.42.
A
two-‐week
engagement.
Date:
August,
September
1970?
Location:
Mandrake's,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
George
Cables
(ep),
Ron
McClure
(b,
eb),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
26
November
1970
(vol.
37,
no.
23),
p.40.
Need
personnel
confirmation.
Date:
September
1970?
Location:
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Los
Angeles
John
Wood
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
John
Wood
(ep),
Mark
Drury
(b),
Lenny
White
(d),
Anthony
Waters
(cga)
a.
Guillermo's
Ants
Los
Angeles
LP
12":
LAPR-‐1008
-‐
Nearer
(1970)
Dates
uncertain.
From
the
personnel
listed,
it
can
be
assumed
that
this
session
took
place
sometime
in
the
fall
of
1970,
when
Henderson
formed
his
own
group
with
Woody
Shaw
and
Lenny
White.
Date:
September
24-‐26,
1970
Location:
Lighthouse,
Hermosa
Beach,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
George
Cables
(ep),
Ron
McClure
(b,
eb),
Lenny
White
(d),
Anthony
Waters
(cga)
a.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
8:18
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
b.
Caribbean
Fire
Dance
-‐
5:37
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9028
-‐
"If
You're
Not
Part
Of
The
Solution,
You're
Part
Of
The
Problem,"
Joe
Henderson
Live
At
The
Lighthouse
(1971)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
c.
A
Shade
Of
Jade
-‐
10:28
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
d.
Isotope
-‐
4:28
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
e.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
9:02
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
187
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9028
-‐
"If
You're
Not
Part
Of
The
Solution,
You're
Part
Of
The
Problem,"
Joe
Henderson
Live
At
The
Lighthouse
(1971)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
f.
Mode
For
Joe
-‐
8:34
(Cedar
Walton)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9028
-‐
"If
You're
Not
Part
Of
The
Solution,
You're
Part
Of
The
Problem,"
Joe
Henderson
Live
At
The
Lighthouse
(1971)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
g.
If
You're
Not
Part
of
the
Solution,
You're
Part
of
the
Problem
-‐
11:29
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9028
-‐
"If
You're
Not
Part
Of
The
Solution,
You're
Part
Of
The
Problem,"
Joe
Henderson
Live
At
The
Lighthouse
(1971)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
h.
Blue
Bossa
-‐
9:43
(Kenny
Dorham)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9028
-‐
"If
You're
Not
Part
Of
The
Solution,
You're
Part
Of
The
Problem,"
Joe
Henderson
Live
At
The
Lighthouse
(1971)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
i.
Isotope
-‐
0:47
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9028
-‐
"If
You're
Not
Part
Of
The
Solution,
You're
Part
Of
The
Problem,"
Joe
Henderson
Live
At
The
Lighthouse
(1971)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
j.
Gazelle
-‐
7:31
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9034
-‐
In
Pursuit
of
Blackness
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
MCD-‐47080
-‐
In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness/Black
Is
The
Color
(1999)
k.
Invitation
-‐
7:32
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9034
-‐
In
Pursuit
of
Blackness
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
Milestone
CD:
MCD-‐47080
-‐
In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness/Black
Is
The
Color
(1999)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
The
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
At
The
Lighthouse
(2004)
l.
Invitation
-‐
15:30
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
Everest
LP
12":
FS-363
-
Jazz
Patterns
m.
Punjab
-‐
8:30
(Joe
Henderson)
Everest
LP
12":
FS-363
-‐
Jazz
Patterns
n.
Power
To
The
People
-‐
17:20
(Joe
Henderson)
Everest
LP
12":
FS-‐363
-‐
Jazz
Patterns
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(fh)
on
a,
i.
Omit
George
Cables
(ep)
on
j.
Omit
Ron
McClure
(b)
on
g,
n.
Ron
McClure
(eb)
on
g,
n
only.
Anthony
Waters
(cga)
on
b,
g,
h,
j
only.
"Punjab,"
"Power
to
the
People"
and
the
longer
version
of
"Invitation"
not
part
of
the
original
release.
These
titles
were
released
as
bootlegs
on
the
Everest
label
188
with
the
Henderson
originals
erroneously
titled,
"Lofty"
and
"What's
Mine
is
Yours,"
respectively.
i.
listed
as
"closing
theme"
Date:
October
1970?
Location:
Cafe
Extraordinare,
Minneapolis,
MN
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
12
November
1970
(vol.
37
no.
22),
p.11.
Date:
October
28-‐November
1,
1970
Location:
East
Village
"In",
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
10
December
1970
(vol.
37,
no.
25),
p.38.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
11/16/1970
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
CTI
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
George
Benson
(g),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d),
Weldon
Irvine
(tam),
Richard
'Pablo'
Landrum
(per)
a.
Straight
Life
-‐
17:27
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
Mr.
Clean
-‐
13:34
(Weldon
Irvine)
c.
Here's
That
Rainy
Day
-‐
5:16
(Johnny
Burke,
Jimmy
Van
Heusen)
Columbia
Legacy
CD:
CK
65041
-‐
This
Is
Jazz,
vol.
25:
Freddie
Hubbard
(1997)
All
titles
on:
-‐
CTI
LP
12":
6007
-‐
Straight
Life
-‐
CTI
CD:
ZK-‐65125
-‐
Straight
Life
(1997)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
c.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(fh)
on
b.
Omit
Herbie
Hancock
(p)
on
c.
Omit
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
on
c.
Omit
Weldon
Irvine
(tam)
on
c.
Omit
Richard
'Pablo'
Landrum
(per)
on
c.
Date:
February
or
March
1971
Location:
North
Park
Hotel,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
George
Cables
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Part
of
the
"Modern
Jazz
Showcase".
DB:
1
April
1971
(vol.
38
no.
7),
p.39-‐40.
Date:
April
1971?
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
189
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(bcl,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
George
Cables
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
27
May
1971
(vol.
38
no.
11),
p.34.
Need
personnel
confirmation.
Date:
5/2/1971
Location:
Crampton
Auditorium,
Howard
University,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Benefit
for
the
Left
Bank
Jazz
Society
entitled
the
Jazz
Survival
Concert,
featuring
the
groups
of
Freddie
Hubbard,
Lee
Morgan,
Joe
Henderson,
McCoy
Tyner,
the
JB
Hutto
Blues
Band
and
Betty
Carter
[DB:
22
July
1971
(vol.
38
no.
14),
p.45].
This
was
for
the
LBJS-‐Washington,
DC
organization,
which
is
different
from
the
original
LBJS
in
Baltimore
[Washington
Post:
4/30/71,
p.B18-‐-‐courtesy
of
Michael
Fitzgerald].
Henderson
personnel
most
likely
included
Fuller,
Yellin,
Cables,
Clarke
and
White.
Date:
5/12/1971
Location:
Decca
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(bcl,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
George
Cables
(ep),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
Mind
Over
Matter
-
13:14
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
7:04
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
c.
A
Shade
Of
Jade
-‐
7:42
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9034
-‐
In
Pursuit
of
Blackness
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
-‐
BGP
CD:
84
-‐
Tetragon/In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness
(1994)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
MCD-‐47080
-‐
In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness/Black
Is
The
Color
(1999)
"Recorda
Me"
is
re-‐titled
"No
Me
Esqueça"
on
this
session.
Date:
Summer
1971?
Location:
O'Neil's
Place,
Cleveland,
OH
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
22
July
1971
(vol.
38
no.
14),
p.45.
Need
personnel
info.
Date:
June
26
&
27,
1971
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
Mainstream
190
Blue
Mitchell
(ldr),
Ernie
Watts
(pic,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(f,
ts),
Blue
Mitchell
(t),
Walter
Bishop,
Jr.
(p),
Stan
Gilbert
(b),
Doug
Sides
(d),
Susaye
Greene
(v)
a.
Booty
Shakin'
-‐
5:20
(Ernie
Wilkins)
b.
Vital
Blue
-‐
5:17
(Ernie
Wilkins)
c.
Unseen
Sounds
-
3:24
(Jimmy
Bonn)
d.
Herman's
Helmet
-‐
6:57
(Jack
Wilson)
e.
I
Love
You
-‐
5:09
(Cole
Porter)
f.
For
All
We
Know
-‐
2:32
(Fred
Karlin,
Robert
Royer,
James
Griffin)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Mainstream
LP
12":
MRL
343
-‐
Vital
Blue
Ernie
Watts
(pic)
on
a
only.
Date:
Summer
1971?
Location:
Baldwin-‐Wallace
College,
Cleveland,
OH
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
22
July
1971
(vol.
38
no.
14),
p.45.
Date:
July
1971?
Location:
Aqua
Lounge,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
George
Cables
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
27
May
1971
(vol.
38
no.11),
p.41.
DB:
19
August
1971
(vol.
38
no.
15),
p.46.
Date:
July
1971
Location:
The
East,
Brooklyn,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
16
September
1971
(vol.
38
no.16),
p.49.
Need
personnel
info.
Date:
8/4/1971
Location:
Junk
Club,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Hideo
Ichikawa
(ep),
Kunimitsu
Inaba
(b),
Motohiko
Hino
(d)
a.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
12:35
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
b.
Out
'n'
In
-
9:03
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
c.
Blue
Bossa
-‐
8:25
(Kenny
Dorham)
191
d.
Junk
Blues
-‐
14:46
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9047
-‐
Joe
Henderson
In
Japan
(1971)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJCCD-‐1040-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson
in
Japan
(2000)
Date:
8/5/1971
Location:
Tokyo
Toshi
Center
Hall,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
Fontana
(Jap)
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Kohsuke
Mine
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Terumasa
Hino
(t),
Masabumi
Kikuchi
(p,
ep),
Yoshio
'Chin'
Suzuki
(b),
Hiroshi
Murakami,
Yoshiyuki
Nakamura
(d)
a.
Sunrise
In
Tokyo
-‐
12:28
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
So
What
-‐
11:28
(Miles
Davis)
c.
Get
Magic
Again
-‐
19:53
(Masabumi
Kikuchi)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Jazz
Door
CD:
12120
-‐
Sunrise
In
Tokyo
-‐
Fontana
(Jap)
LP
12":
PAT-‐106
-‐
Sunrise
In
Tokyo
(1971)
-‐
Philips
(Jap)
LP
12":
5072-‐3
-‐
All
About
Dancing
Mist
(1972)
Date:
August
17
&
18,
1971
Location:
Columbia
Recording
Studios,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Blue
Thumb
Luis
Gasca
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Luis
Gasca
(t,
fh),
Jose
'Chepito'
Areas
(vib),
Carlos
Santana,
Neal
Schon
(eg),
George
Cables,
Mark
Levine,
Greg
Rolie
(ep),
Richard
Kermode
(org),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Mike
Shrieve,
Lenny
White
(d),
Coke
Escovedo,
Carmelo
Garcia
(tim),
Mike
Carabello,
Victor
Pantoja
(cga),
Snooky
Flowers,
Joan
MacGregor,
Garnette
Mims,
Rico
Reyes
(per)
a.
Street
Dude
-‐
11:40
(Luis
Gasca)
b.
La
Raza
-‐
8:03
(Luis
Gasca)
c.
Spanish
Gypsy
-‐
15:07
(Luis
Gasca,
Don
Menza)
d.
Little
Mama
-‐
5:28
(Luis
Gasca)
Blue
Thumb
CD:
7002
-‐
All
Day
Thumbsucker
Revisited
(1995)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Thumb
LP
12":
BTS-‐37
-‐
For
Those
Who
Chant
(1972)
Liner
notes
lists
an
additional
performer:
Cosmic
Dog-‐Moon.
Date:
9/5/1971
Location:
Shelly's
Manne-‐Hole,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kiane
Zawadi
(tb),
George
Cables
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Doug
Sides
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
28
October
1971
(vol.
38
no.
17),
p.42;
LA
Times
22
August
1971
p.N59;
28
August
1971
p.A6.
Date:
9/19/1971
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
192
Ken
Chaney,
Frank
Gordon
(ldr),
Richard
(Arl)
Brown,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Frank
Gordon
(t),
Steve
Galloway
(tb),
Ken
Chaney
(p),
Reggie
Willis
(b),
Arlington
Davis,
Jr.
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Performed
with
ensemble
known
as
"The
Awakening".
http://www.blackjazz.com/awakening.html
Chicago
Tribune:
9/17/71,
p.B14-‐-‐courtesy
of
Michael
Fitzgerald.
Date:
November
12-‐13,
1971
Location:
The
East,
Brooklyn,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Henderson
(t,
fh),
Kiane
Zawadi
(tb,
eu),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Hakim
Jami
(b),
Clifford
Jarvis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
20
January
1972
(vol.
39
no.
1),
p.11.
Date:
Broadcast
date:
November
27,
1971
Location:
Billy
Eckstine
Show,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
group
appeared
on
the
show.
LA
Times:
11/27/71,
p.A3-‐-‐
courtesy
of
Michael
Fitzgerald.
Date:
ca.
1972
Location:
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Sussex
Bill
Cosby
(ldr),
Rudy
Johnson
(as),
Joe
Henderson,
Bobby
Jones
(ts),
George
Bohanon
(tb),
Arthur
Adams,
Mel
Brown,
Freddie
Robinson,
David
Sprattling
(g),
Walter
Bishop,
Jr.,
Gildo
Mahones
(p),
Stu
Gardner
(org,
v),
Darryl
Clayborn,
Ron
Johnson,
Monk
Montgomery
(b),
Leon
'Ndugu'
Chancler,
Stix
Hooper,
Paul
Humphrey,
Jimmie
Smith
(d),
Big
Black
(cga),
Willie
Bobo
(per),
Bill
Cosby
(arr,
con)
a.
Bunions
(Bill
Cosby)
b.
The
Blues
(Bill
Cosby)
c.
I
Love
You
Camille
(Bill
Cosby)
d.
Abuse
(Bill
Cosby)
e.
Mouth
Of
The
Fish
(Bill
Cosby)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Sussex
LP
12":
SXBS
7024
-‐
Bill
Cosby
Presents
Badfoot
Brown
And
The
Bunions
Bradford
Funeral
Marching
Band
(1972)
Date:
March
&
April
1972
Location:
Mercury
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
193
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(f,
af,
ss,
ts,
per),
George
Wadenius
(g),
George
Cables
(p,
ep),
Jack
DeJohnette
(ep,
d),
David
Horowitz
(syn),
Ron
Carter
(b,
eb),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Ralph
MacDonald,
Airto
Moreira
(per)
a.
Terra
Firma
-‐
12:10
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Vis-‐A-‐Vis
-‐
6:45
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Foregone
Conclusion
-‐
4:55
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Black
Is
The
Color
(Of
My
True
Love's
Mind)
-‐
7:01
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
e.
Current
Events
-‐
5:33
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
MSP-‐9040
-‐
Black
is
the
Colour
(1972)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
MCD-‐47080
-‐
In
Pursuit
Of
Blackness/Black
Is
The
Color
(1999)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(f)
on
b,
e.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(af)
on
b,
e.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ss)
on
b,
e.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b
only.
Omit
George
Cables
(p)
on
b,
e.
Omit
George
Cables
(ep)
on
d.
Jack
DeJohnette
(ep)
on
a,
d
only.
Omit
David
Horowitz
(syn)
on
b,
d.
Ron
Carter
(b)
on
a,
c
only.
Ron
Carter
(eb)
on
e
only.
Joe
Henderson
(per)
on
a
only.
Ralph
MacDonald
(per)
on
a,
e
only.
Omit
Airto
Moreira
(per)
on
b,
e.
Henderson
overdubs
extensively
on
all
tracks;
additional
personnel
are
added
for
different
tracks.
Date:
April
1972?
Location:
Kennedy
Center
Concert
Hall,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Gil
Evans
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(f,
ts),
Trevor
Koehler
(f,
ss,
bar),
Howard
Johnson
(bcl,
bar,
fh,
tu),
Hannibal
Marvin
Peterson,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Pete
Levin
(frh),
Dave
Bargeron
(tb),
Ted
Dunbar,
Bruce
Johnson
(g),
Flora
Purim
(g,
per,
v),
Gil
Evans
(p,
ep),
David
Horowitz
(syn),
Herb
Bushler
(b),
Bruce
Ditmas
(d),
Sue
Evans
(per),
Airto
Moreira
(per,
v)
a.
Priestess
(Billy
Harper)
b.
Eleven
(Miles
Davis,
Gil
Evans)
c.
Thoroughbred
(Billy
Harper)
d.
Cidade
Nova
(Edu
Lobo)
e.
Summertime
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
f.
Gone
(George
Gershwin)
g.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
11
May
1972
(vol.
39
no.
9),
p.30.
Date:
April
5-‐10,
weekends
through
May
21,
1972
Location:
Westbeth
Cabaret,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Gil
Evans
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(f,
ts),
Trevor
Koehler
(f,
ss,
bar),
Howard
Johnson
(bcl,
bar,
fh,
tu),
Hannibal
Marvin
Peterson,
Charles
Sullivan,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Pete
Levin
(frh),
Dave
Bargeron
(tb),
Ted
Dunbar,
Bruce
Johnson
(g),
Flora
Purim
194
(g,
per,
v),
Gil
Evans
(p,
ep),
David
Horowitz
(syn),
Herb
Bushler
(b),
Bruce
Ditmas
(d),
Sue
Evans
(per),
Airto
Moreira
(per,
v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
This
band
performed
weekends
at
the
Westbeth
Cabaret,
located
in
the
West
Village.
Personnel
"stable
with
only
minor
fluctuations".
Scheduled
to
run
through
May
21,
1972
[DB:
25
May
1972
(vol.
39,
no.
10),
p.10];
NYT:
17
May
1972,
p.40.
Date:
mid
May
1972
Location:
Columbia
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
Bill
Evans
(ldr),
Jimmy
Giuffre
(f,
cl,
ts),
Sam
Rivers
(f,
ob,
ts),
Howard
Johnson
(bcl,
fh,
tu),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Stanton
Davis
(t),
Ernie
Royal,
Richard
Williams,
Snooky
Young
(t,
fh),
John
Clark
(frh),
David
Baker,
Garnett
Brown
(tb),
Dave
Bargeron
(tb,
tu),
Sam
Brown
(eg),
Bill
Evans
(p,
ep),
Webster
Lewis
(ep),
Ted
Saunders
(ep,
clv),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Herb
Bushler,
Ron
Carter,
Stanley
Clarke
(eb),
Marty
Morrell,
Tony
Williams
(d),
Marc
Belair
(per),
George
Russell
(arr,
con)
a.
Event
I
Living
Time
-
3:50
(George
Russell)
b.
Event
II
Living
Time
-
8:22
(George
Russell)
c.
Event
III
Living
Time
-
2:47
(George
Russell)
d.
Event
IV
Living
Time
-
5:30
(George
Russell)
e.
Event
V
Living
Time
-
11:52
(George
Russell)
f.
Event
VI
Living
Time
-‐
4:13
(George
Russell)
g.
Event
VII
Living
Time
-‐
2:07
(George
Russell)
h.
Event
VIII
Living
Time
-‐
5:38
(George
Russell)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
CG
33672
-‐
The
Bill
Evans
Album/Living
Time
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
KC
31490
-‐
Living
Time
(1972)
Omit
Sam
Brown
(eg)
on
a.
Date:
May
26-‐28,
1972
Location:
Diggs'
Den,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
George
Coleman,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
John
Hicks
(p),
Art
'Juni'
Booth
(b),
Roland
Jackson
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
"The
Horn
Blowers",
Henderson
joined
them
for
this
gig.
DB:
20
July
1972
(vol.
39
no.
13),
p.12.
Date:
week
of
June
20,
1972
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
195
Henderson's
sextet.
DB:
17
August
1972
(vol.
39
no.
14),
p.44.
Date:
7/11/1972
Location:
RCA
Studio
D,
New
York
City
Label:
RCA
David
Amram
(ldr),
David
Amram
(f,
p,
v),
Jane
Cochran,
Henry
Shuman
(ob),
William
Arrowsmith
(enh),
Marvin
Feinsmith
(bsn),
Bobby
Jones
(cl,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pepper
Adams
(bar),
Thad
Jones,
Marky
Markowitz,
Joe
Wilder,
Wilmer
Wise
(t),
Jim
Buffington,
Earl
Chapin,
Tony
Miranda,
Brooks
Tillotson
(frh),
Bill
Watrous
(tb),
Don
Butterfield
(tu),
Joe
Beck,
Sam
Brown
(g),
Herb
Bushler
(b,
eb),
Al
Harewood
(d),
MacDougal
Street
Composers
Chorus,
Eileen
Gilbert,
Hilda
Harris,
Randy
Peyton,
Carlene
Ray
(v)
a.
The
Professor
And
The
Panhandler
-‐
4:19
(David
Amram)
b.
Neon
Casbah
-‐
4:35
(David
Amram)
c.
Ballad
For
Red
Allen
-‐
3:46
(David
Amram)
d.
Mean
Dean
-‐
4:08
(David
Amram)
All
titles
on:
-
RCA
LP
12":
LSP
4820
-‐
Subway
Night
(1973)
Omit
David
Amram
(f)
on
c,
d.
Jane
Cochran
(ob)
on
c
only.
Henry
Shuman
(ob)
on
c
only.
William
Arrowsmith
(enh)
on
c
only.
Marvin
Feinsmith
(bsn)
on
c
only.
Omit
Bobby
Jones
(cl)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Bobby
Jones
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Pepper
Adams
(bar)
on
c.
Joe
Wilder
(t)
on
c
only.
Jim
Buffington
(frh)
on
a
only.
Earl
Chapin
(frh)
on
a
only.
Tony
Miranda
(frh)
on
a
only.
Brooks
Tillotson
(frh)
on
a
only.
Herb
Bushler
(b)
on
c
only.
Omit
Herb
Bushler
(eb)
on
c.
MacDougal
Street
Composers
Chorus
(v)
on
b
only.
Eileen
Gilbert
(v)
on
d
only.
Hilda
Harris
(v)
on
d
only.
Randy
Peyton
(v)
on
d
only.
Carlene
Ray
(v)
on
d
only.
Joe
Wilder
solo
on
"Ballad
For
Red
Allen."
Thad
Jones
solo
on
"Mean
Dean."
Date:
October
27-‐30,
1972
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Black
on
Black
quintet
[DB:
9
November
1972
(vol.
39
no.
18),
p.10].
Chicago
Tribune
lists
this
just
as
Joe
Henderson
[Michael
Fitzgerald].
Date:
November
1972
Location:
The
Needle's
Eye,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
21
December
1972
(vol.
39
no.
21),
p.44.
Billed
as
"Black
on
Black"
quintet.
Date:
November
19-‐24,
1972
Location:
Slugs',
New
York
City
196
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
"Black
on
Black"
quintet?
DB:
21
December
1972
(vol.
39
no.
21),
p.44].
May
have
been
December
19-‐24
[Michael
Fitzgerald].
Date:
1973
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
Paramount
Babatunde
Olatunji
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Marvin
Stamm
(t),
Eddie
Bert
(tb),
Reggie
Lucas
(eg),
Gordon
Edwards
(eb),
Ronnie
Lito
(d),
Bernard
Barber,
Brett
Brown,
Eric
Bruce,
Stacy
Edwards,
Charles
Payne,
Kehinde
Stewart
(per),
Babatunde
Olatunji
(per,
v),
Akwasiba
Atigbi,
Erroll
Edwards,
Lady
Oluoju
Walquer
(v)
a.
Soul
Makossa
-
6:51
(Manu
Dibango)
Paramount
45:
PARA
3038
-
Soul
Makossa
(1973)
b.
Takuta
-
6:12
(Michael
'Babatunde'
Olatunji)
c.
Masai
-‐
7:02
(Michael
'Babatunde'
Olatunji)
d.
Dominira
-‐
11:34
(Michael
'Babatunde'
Olatunji)
e.
O-‐Wa
-‐
7:32
(Michael
'Babatunde'
Olatunji)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Paramount
LP
12":
PA
6061
-‐
Soul
Makossa
(1973)
Date:
circa
1973
Location:
Hamburg,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
1/30/1973
Location:
Mercury
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
John
Thomas,
James
"Blood"
Ulmer
(eg),
Larry
Willis
(ep),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d),
Arthur
Jenkins
(per)
a.
Tres-‐Cun-‐Deo-‐La
-‐
10:32
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Me,
Among
Others
-‐
7:03
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Bwaata
-‐
10:52
(Jack
DeJohnette)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
763-‐2
-‐
Multiple
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9050
-‐
Multiple
(1973)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Ulmer
performed
on
"Tres-‐Cun-‐Deo-‐La"
only,
and
was
overdubbed
on
4/5/1973.
Henderson
doubles
on
flutes,
soprano
sax
and
voice
on
"Tres-‐Cun-‐Deo-‐La"
and
is
overdubbed
on
2/2/1973.
Information
taken
from
"Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years,"
8MCD-‐4413-‐2.
197
Date:
1/31/1973
Location:
Mercury
Sound
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Thomas
(eg),
Larry
Willis
(ep),
Dave
Holland
(b,
eb),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d),
Arthur
Jenkins
(per)
a.
Turned
Around
-‐
6:36
(Dave
Holland)
b.
Song
For
Sinners
-‐
6:21
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
763-‐2
-‐
Multiple
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9050
-‐
Multiple
(1973)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
John
Thomas
(eg)
on
a.
Thomas
was
overdubbed
on
April
13,
1973.
Henderson
overdubbed
on
tenor
saxophone,
voices
and
percussion
on
the
track
"Song
For
Sinners"
recorded
on
February
2,
1973
and
April
13,
1973,
respectively.
Date:
February
19-‐24,
1973
Location:
Jazz
Boat,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
group
[DB:
1
March
1972
(vol.
40
no.
4),
p.35].
Date:
March
1973
Location:
Richard's
Lounge,
Lakewood,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
DB:
12
April
1973
(vol.
40
no.
7),
p.36.
Date:
5/24/1973
Location:
Artists
House,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Onaje
Allan
Gumbs
(p),
Larry
Young
(org)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Benefit
for
Doug
Carn
(who
had
been
arrested
for
draft
evasion)
featuring
Freddie
Hubbard,
Joe
Henderson,
Norman
Connors,
Zahir
Batin,
Alex
Blake,
Allen
Gumbs,
Larry
Young
and
others
[DB:
19
July
1973
(vol.
40
no.
13),
p.41].
Date:
8/22/1973
Location:
Hamburg,
Germany
198
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
Black
Narcissus
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
10/1/1973
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman,
Vincent
Denham,
Ray
Pizzi
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Brashear,
John
Hunt
(t),
Julian
Priester,
Nicholas
Ten
Broek
(tb),
Mark
Levine
(p),
George
Duke
(ep),
John
Heard
(b),
Eric
Gravatt
(d),
Carmelo
Garcia
(tim),
Victor
Pantoja
(cga),
Luis
Gasca
(arr)
a.
Tres
Palabras
-‐
10:09
(Osvaldo
Farres)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9057
-‐
Canyon
Lady
(1973)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Date:
10/2/1973
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Brashear
(t),
Luis
Gasca
(t,
fh),
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Mark
Levine
(p),
John
Heard
(b),
Eric
Gravatt
(d),
Carmelo
Garcia
(tim),
Francisco
Aguabella,
Victor
Pantoja
(cga)
a.
All
Things
Considered
-‐
8:36
(Mark
Levine)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9057
-‐
Canyon
Lady
(1973)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Date:
10/3/1973
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Brashear
(t),
Luis
Gasca
(t,
fh),
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Mark
Levine
(p),
George
Duke
(ep),
John
Heard
(b),
Eric
Gravatt
(d),
Carmelo
Garcia
(tim),
Francisco
Aguabella,
Victor
Pantoja
(cga)
a.
Canyon
Lady
-‐
9:03
(Mark
Levine)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9057
-‐
Canyon
Lady
(1973)
Milestone
CD:
-‐
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
b.
Las
Palmas
-‐
9:54
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9057
-‐
Canyon
Lady
(1973)
c.
In
The
Beginning,
There
Was
Africa...
-‐
6:01
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Hadley
Caliman
(ts)
on
a
only.
Oscar
Brashear
(t)
on
a
only.
Omit
Luis
Gasca
(t)
on
c.
Luis
Gasca
(fh)
on
a
only.
Julian
Priester
(tb)
on
a
only.
Omit
Mark
Levine
(p)
on
c.
Omit
George
Duke
(ep)
on
c.
Omit
John
Heard
(b)
on
c.
Omit
Eric
Gravatt
(d)
on
c.
Francisco
Aguabella
(cga)
on
c
only.
199
Date:
10/15/1973
Location:
Village
Recorders,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Kenneth
Nash
(wf,
per),
Joe
Henderson
(ts,
p),
Alice
Coltrane
(tmb,
p,
har,
hrp),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Baba
Duru
Oshun
(tbl,
per),
Michael
White
(vn)
a.
Air
-‐
9:53
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Water
-‐
7:29
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9053
-‐
The
Elements
(1974)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Kenneth
Nash
(wf)
on
a.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(p)
on
b.
Omit
Michael
White
(vn)
on
b.
Date:
10/16/1973
Location:
Village
Recorders,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(f,
ts),
Alice
Coltrane
(tmb,
p,
har,
hrp),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Baba
Duru
Oshun
(tbl,
per),
Leon
'Ndugu'
Chancler
(per),
Kenneth
Nash
(per,
spk),
Michael
White
(vn)
a.
Fire
-‐
11:05
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Earth
-‐
13:11
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9053
-‐
The
Elements
(1974)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(f)
on
b.
Omit
Kenneth
Nash
(spk)
on
a.
White
and
Henderson
overdubbed
violin
and
flute
parts
on
a.
Date:
10/24/1973
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
CTI
Ron
Carter
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Richard
Tee
(ep),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Billy
Cobham
(d)
a.
A
Feeling
-
3:20
(Ron
Carter)
b.
Light
Blue
-
6:45
(Ron
Carter)
c.
117
Special
-‐
7:05
(Ron
Carter)
CTI
CD:
44187
-‐
CTI
Sampler:
Masters
of
the
Saxophone
(1991)
d.
Rufus
-‐
5:11
(Ron
Carter)
e.
All
Blues
-‐
9:35
(Miles
Davis)
f.
Will
You
Still
Be
Mine
-‐
3:58
(Tom
Adair,
Matt
Dennis)
All
titles
on:
-‐
CTI
LP
12":
6037
-‐
All
Blues
(1974)
Omit
Roland
Hanna
(p)
on
c.
Richard
Tee
(ep)
on
c
only.
Date:
October
31
&
November
1,
1973
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
CTI
200
Johnny
'Hammond'
Smith
(ldr),
Romeo
Penque
(af,
ob),
Eli
Carmen
(bsn),
Bob
James
(bsn,
ep,
org,
arr,
con),
Eddie
Daniels
(cl),
Hank
Crawford
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Faddis,
John
Frosk,
Alan
Rubin
(t),
Marvin
Stamm
(t,
fh),
Ray
Alonge
(frh),
Wayne
Andre,
Tony
Studd
(tb),
Paul
Faulise,
Alan
Raph
(btb),
George
Benson
(g),
Johnny
'Hammond'
Smith
(org),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette,
Steve
Gadd
(d),
Phil
Kraus,
Ralph
MacDonald
(per)
a.
Catch
My
Soul
-‐
7:17
(Tony
Joe
White,
Jack
Good)
b.
Summertime
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
c.
The
Ghetto
-‐
10:32
(Donny
Hathaway,
Leroy
Hutson)
d.
Higher
Ground
-‐
10:32
(Stevie
Wonder)
e.
Big
Sur
Suite
-‐
9:00
(Johnny
Smith)
All
titles
on:
-‐
CTI
CD:
ZK
40692
-‐
Higher
Ground
-‐
Kudu
LP
12":
KU-‐16
-‐
Higher
Ground
(1974)
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
on
a,
b
only.
Date:
11/4/1973
Location:
Berliner
Jazztage
-‐
Philharmonie,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jimmy
Owens
(t),
Gary
Burton
(vib),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Group
known
as
The
Second
Generation
with
special
guest
Roy
Haynes.
Jazz
Forum,
December
1973,
p.13
Date:
11/6/1973
Location:
Belgrade,
Yugoslavia
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jimmy
Owens
(t),
Gary
Burton
(vib),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
In
A
Modal
Way
-‐
35:18
(Cedar
Walton)
Jazz
Door
CD:
1267
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Sextet
And
Quartet
This
performance
was
part
of
a
tour
produced
by
George
Wein.
Date:
between
November
8-‐10,
1973
Location:
Bologna,
Italy
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jimmy
Owens
(t),
Gary
Burton
(vib),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Larry
Ridley
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Group
known
as
the
Young
Giants
of
Jazz.
Jazz
Forum,
February
1974,
p.24
Date:
12/3/1973
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
201
Flora
Purim
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(f,
ts),
David
Amaro
(g,
eg),
Ernie
Hood
(zth),
George
Duke
(p,
ep,
clv),
Stanley
Clarke
(b,
eb),
Airto
Moreira
(d,
per),
Flora
Purim
(v)
a.
part
1
Dr.
Jive
-
2:15
(Stanley
Clarke)
b.
Butterfly
Dreams
-‐
6:59
(Stanley
Clarke,
Neville
Potter)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
c.
Dindi
-
3:35
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
3711
-‐
The
Milestone/Galaxy
Sampler
(2002)
Warner
Bros.
CD:
-‐
Jazz
Ladies
(2004)
d.
Moon
Dreams
-‐
4:59
(Egberto
Gismonti)
e.
part
2
Dr.
Jive
-‐
3:41
(Stanley
Clarke)
f.
Light
As
A
Feather
-‐
5:44
(Stanley
Clarke,
Flora
Purim)
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Warner
Bros.
CD:
-
Jazz
Ladies
(2004)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9052
-‐
Butterfly
Dreams
(1974)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJCCD-315-‐2
-‐
Butterfly
Dreams
(1987)
Joe
Henderson
(f)
on
b,
f
only.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
f
only.
David
Amaro
(g)
on
a,
d
only.
Omit
David
Amaro
(eg)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Ernie
Hood
(zth)
on
b,
c.
George
Duke
(p)
on
a
only.
George
Duke
(clv)
on
a
only.
Omit
Stanley
Clarke
(b)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Stanley
Clarke
(eb)
on
b,
d,
f.
Date:
12/4/1973
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Flora
Purim
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
David
Amaro
(g),
George
Duke
(p,
ep,
key),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Airto
Moreira
(d,
per),
Flora
Purim
(v)
a.
Summer
Night
-‐
5:52
(Harry
Warren,
Al
Dubin)
b.
Love
Reborn
-‐
3:40
(Flora
Purim,
George
Duke)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9052
-‐
Butterfly
Dreams
(1974)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJCCD-‐315-‐2
-‐
Butterfly
Dreams
(1987)
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
George
Duke
(p)
on
b.
Omit
George
Duke
(ep)
on
a.
Omit
George
Duke
(key)
on
b.
Omit
Airto
Moreira
(per)
on
a.
Date:
December
11-‐13,
1973
Location:
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Prestige
Charles
Earland
(ldr),
Dave
Hubbard
(af,
ss,
ts),
Charles
Earland
(ss,
ep,
org,
syn),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Henderson
(t),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Eddie
Arkin,
Greg
Crokett,
Mark
Elf
(g),
Patrick
Gleeson
(syn),
Brian
Brake,
Harvey
Mason
(d),
Lawrence
Killian
(per),
Rudy
Copland
(v)
a.
Leaving
This
Planet
-‐
7:29
(Charles
Earland)
Prestige
CD:
24250
-
Charles
Earland's
Greatest
Hits
(2000)
b.
Red
Clay
-
7:05
(Freddie
Hubbard)
c.
Warp
Factor
-
6:18
(Charles
Earland)
d.
Brown
Eyes
-‐
11:45
(Charles
Earland)
202
e.
Asteroid
-
6:40
(Charles
Earland)
f.
Mason's
Galaxy
-‐
7:17
(Charles
Earland)
g.
Tyner
-‐
6:03
(Charles
Earland)
h.
Van
Jay
-‐
8:36
(Charles
Earland)
i.
Never
Ending
Melody
-‐
9:45
(Charles
Earland)
j.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
7:41
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Prestige
LP
12":
Prest
P-‐66002
-‐
Leaving
This
Planet
(1974)
-‐
Prestige
CD:
PRCD
66002
-‐
Leaving
This
Planet
(1993)
"Recorda
Me"
was
re-‐titled
"No
Me
Esqueca"
for
this
session.
Date:
February
1974
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Fantasy
Luis
Gasca
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman
(f,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(af,
ts),
Ray
Pizzi
(af,
bsn,
ss,
ts),
Oscar
Brashear,
Eddie
Henderson
(t),
Luis
Gasca
(t,
fh),
Joe
Gallardo,
Julian
Priester
(tb),
George
Duke
(p),
Mark
Levine
(p,
ep),
Jack
DeJohnette
(ep,
d),
Dave
Holland
(eb),
Terry
Bozzio,
John
Heard
(d),
Carmelo
Garcia
(tim),
Victor
Pantoja
(cga)
a.
A
Love
Supreme
(John
Coltrane)
b.
Dr.
Gasca
(Luis
Gasca)
c.
New
Orleans
Strut
d.
Search
For
Peace
(McCoy
Tyner)
e.
I
Was
Born
To
Love
You
(Luis
Gasca)
f.
Samba
Para
San
Francisco
(Luis
Gasca)
g.
Ayeres
(Jose
Gallardo)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9461
-‐
Born
To
Love
You
(1974)
Date:
August
8
&
9,
1974
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Prestige
Patrice
Rushen
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman
(f,
af,
ss),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Brashear
(t,
fh),
George
Bohanon
(tb),
Patrice
Rushen
(clv,
syn),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Leon
'Ndugu'
Chancler
(d),
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
a.
Shortie's
Portion
-‐
8:42
(Patrice
Rushen)
b.
7/73
-‐
12:32
(Patrice
Rushen)
c.
Haw-‐Right
Now
-‐
8:00
(Patrice
Rushen)
d.
Traverse
-‐
10:53
(Patrice
Rushen)
e.
Puttered
Bopcorn
(Patrice
Rushen)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Prestige
LP
12":
P
10089
-‐
Prelusion
(1974)
-‐
Prestige
CD:
PRCD
24207
-‐
Prelusion/Before
The
Dawn
(1998)
Date:
August
14-‐18,
1974
Location:
The
Happy
Medium,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
quartet.
DB:
12
September
1974
(vol.
41
no.
15),
p.44;
New
Musical
Express
12
October
1974.
203
Date:
October
1,
3
&
6,
1974
Location:
Studios
Europa
Sonor,
Paris,
France
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joachim
Kuhn
(p),
Patrick
Gleeson
(syn),
J.F.
Jenny-Clark
(b),
Daniel
Humair
(d),
Bill
Summers
(per)
a.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
5:07
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Hindsight
And
Forethought
-‐
2:39
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Power
To
The
People
-‐
12:27
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
The
Other
Side
Of
Right
-‐
7:16
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9071
-‐
Black
Narcissus
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
The
Lord
Discography
indicates
that
this
recording
session
took
place
on
on
October
1,
3
&
6,
1974.
Performance
notes
indicate
that
additional
recording
took
place
in
Berkeley
and
San
Francisco,
CA
in
April
1975,
July
and
September
1976.
Date:
October
1974?
Location:
German
Jazz
Festival,
Frankfurt,
Germany
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Gruntz
(con)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
sits
in
with
Bedouin
musicians
from
and
other
jazz
players
for
a
"Noon
in
Tunisia"
set
[DB:
5
December
1974
(vol.
41
no.
20)].
Date:
10/27/1974
Location:
Students'
Union
Theatre,
University
of
Alberta,
Edmonton,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Grant
(p),
John
Toulson
(b),
Ron
Steen
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Coda
#134:
December
1974
(vol.
12
no.
2),
p.35-‐36.
Date:
November
1974
Location:
University
Theatre,
Calgary,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Grant
(p),
John
Toulson
(b),
Ron
Steen
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Calgary
Herald,
November
1974.
Date:
November
12-‐17,
1974
Location:
Lighthouse,
Hermosa
Beach,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
204
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
February
4
&
5,
1975
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Fantasy
Kenny
Burrell
(ldr),
Jerome
Richardson
(ss,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Faddis,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Thad
Jones
(t,
c,
fh),
Kenny
Burrell
(g),
Jimmy
Jones
(p),
Jimmy
Smith
(org),
Stan
Gilbert
(b),
Jimmie
Smith
(d),
Richie
Goldberg,
Mel
Lewis
(per),
Ernie
Andrews
(v)
a.
Jump
For
Joy
-
1:48
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
b.
Caravan
-‐
8:38
(Duke
Ellington,
Juan
Tizol,
Irving
Mills)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
c.
Chelsea
Bridge
-
4:37
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
d.
Mood
Indigo
-‐
4:33
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
e.
Don't
Get
Around
Much
Anymore
-
3:15
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
f.
C
Jam
Blues
-‐
15:31
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
g.
It
Don't
Mean
A
Thing
(If
It
Ain't
Got
That
Swing)
-
9:34
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
h.
I
Didn't
Know
About
You
-
5:11
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
i.
My
Little
Brown
Book
-
3:28
(Billy
Strayhorn,
Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
j.
Carnegie
Blues
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
k.
Rocks
In
My
Bed
-‐
10:26
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
l.
Do
Nothing
'Til
You
Hear
From
Me
-
2:53
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
m.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-
2:57
(Billy
Strayhorn)
205
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79005
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
1
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79005
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
1
(1975)
n.
Jeep's
Blues
-
1:48
(Duke
Ellington)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79008
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
2
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79008
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
2
(1977)
o.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-‐
7:37
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Fantasy
CD:
FCD
79008
-‐
Ellington
is
Forever,
Volume
2
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
79008
-‐
Ellington
Is
Forever,
Volume
2
(1977)
k,
l,
m
performed
as
medley.
Omit
Jerome
Richardson
(ss)
on
o.
Omit
Jon
Faddis
(t)
on
o.
Omit
Thad
Jones
(t)
on
o.
Omit
Thad
Jones
(c)
on
o.
Omit
Thad
Jones
(fh)
on
o.
Omit
Richie
Goldberg
(per)
on
o.
Omit
Mel
Lewis
(per)
on
o.
Omit
Ernie
Andrews
(v)
on
o.
Date:
2/13/1975
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman
(f,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts,
arr),
Oscar
Brashear,
Snooky
Young
(t,
fh),
George
Bohanon
(tb,
tu),
Don
Waldrop
(btb,
tu),
Lee
Ritenour
(g),
George
Duke
(ep,
syn,
arr),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Harvey
Mason
(d),
Bill
Summers
(per)
a.
Gazelle
-
5:21
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
CD:
-
Milestone
Profiles:
Joe
Henderson
(2006)
b.
My
Cherie
Amour
-‐
6:44
(Stevie
Wonder,
Henry
Cosby,
Sylvia
Rose
Moy)
c.
Old
Slippers
-‐
6:00
(George
Duke)
d.
Immaculate
Deception
-‐
4:12
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9066
-‐
Black
Miracle
-
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Oscar
Brashear
(fh)
on
d
only.
Snooky
Young
(fh)
on
d
only.
Omit
George
Duke
(arr)
on
a,
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(arr)
on
b,
c.
George
Duke
appears
under
the
psuedonym
"Dawilli
Gonga"
on
this
album.
Date:
2/14/1975
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Hadley
Caliman
(f,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts,
arr),
Oscar
Brashear,
Snooky
Young
(t,
fh),
George
Bohanon
(tb,
tu),
Don
Waldrop
(btb,
tu),
Lee
Ritenour
(g),
George
Duke
(ep,
syn),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Harvey
Mason
(d),
Bill
Summers
(per)
a.
Soulution
-‐
7:04
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Black
Miracle
-‐
9:18
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9066
-‐
Black
Miracle
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(arr)
on
b.
206
Performance
notes
indicate
that
additional
recording
took
place
during
April
and
September
of
1975
(The
Milestone
box
set).
Date:
February
1975
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Grant
(p),
Dave
Friesen
(b),
Ron
Steen
(d),
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
30
January
1975
(vol.
42
no.2),
p.38;
SF
Chronicle:
27
February
1975.
Date:
4/6/1975
Location:
Kuumbwa
Jazz
Center,
Santa
Cruz,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
first
concert
production
on
April
6,
1975,
with
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson
as
the
headliner,
was
a
near
disaster
due
to
inclement
weather.
www.kuumbwajazz.org
Jackson
remembers
one
other
thing
about
that
day,
"We
had
to
pay
Joe
Henderson
with
rolls
of
quarters
from
the
donations.
The
average
donation
was
35
cents."
Date:
4/17/1975
Location:
Gunn
High
School,
Palo
Alto,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
24
April
1975
(vol.
42
no.
8),
p.48.
Date:
4/26/1975
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts,
prg),
Joachim
Kuhn
(p),
Patrick
Gleeson
(syn),
Dave
Friesen
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d),
Bill
Summers
(per)
a.
Good
Morning
Heartache
-‐
6:56
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
b.
Amoeba
-‐
5:37
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9071
-‐
Black
Narcissus
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Joachim
Kuhn
(p)
on
b.
Omit
Patrick
Gleeson
(syn)
on
b.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(prg)
on
a.
Omit
Bill
Summers
(per)
on
b.
207
Henderson
overdubs
on
tenor
saxophone
and
Moog
synth
bass
on
the
piece,
"Amoeba."
Date:
Summer
1975?
Location:
Lighthouse,
Hermosa
Beach,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ron
Steen
(d),
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
quintet.
Players:
July
1975.
Date:
August
10-‐16,
1975
Location:
Northern
Illinois
University,
Dekalb,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
quartet
appeared
as
part
of
the
Summer
Jazz
Clinic
series,
headed
by
David
Baker
and
others
[DB:
10
April
1975
(vol.
42
no.
7),
p].
A
follow-‐up
article
appears
in
DB:
23
October
1975
(vol.
42
no.
17),
p.10.
Date:
October
15-‐19,
1975
Location:
Ratso's,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
Quintet
shared
a
billing
with
Jack
DeJohnette's
Directions
band
[DB:
23
October
1975
(vol.
42
no.
17),
p.46].
Date:
December
1975
Location:
Concerts
by
the
Sea,
Redondo
Beach,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Hank
Crawford
(ldr),
Hank
Crawford
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
was
to
join
Crawford
the
last
week
of
a
two-‐week
engagement
that
began
on
December
2
[DB:18
December
1975
(vol.
42
no.
21),
p.61].
Date:
March
1976
Location:
Different
Fur
Studios,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Mercury
Coke
Escovedo
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Gabor
Szabo,
Abel
Zarate
(g),
Frank
Mercurio
(key,
syn),
Margaret
Phillips
(b),
Mark
Phillips
(b,
arr),
Glenn
Symmonds
(d),
Coke
Escovedo
(per),
Julia,
Errol
Knowles,
Myrna,
The
Water
Sisters
(v)
a.
The
Breeze
And
I
-‐
3:04
(Ernesto
Lecuona)
b.
Runaway
-‐
2:34
(Errol
Knowles)
208
c.
I
Wouldn't
Change
A
Thing
-‐
3:18
(Johnny
Bristol)
d.
Backseat
-‐
3:19
(Dewayne
Sweet,
Glenn
Symmonds)
e.
Everything
Is
Coming
Our
Way
-
3:04
(Carlos
Santana)
f.
Fried
Neck
Bones
And
Some
Home
Fries
-
1:38
(Melvin
C.
Lastie)
g.
Diamond
Dust
(Bernie
Holland)
h.
Vida
-‐
2:44
(Thomas
'Coke'
Escovedo)
i.
Something
So
Simple
-‐
4:27
(Glenn
Symmonds,
Mark
A.
Phillips)
j.
Stay
With
Me
-‐
3:39
(Jose
Feliciano)
k.
Hangin'
On
-‐
4:00
(Mark
A.
Phillips)
l.
Somebody's
Callin'
-‐
2:16
(Glenn
Symmonds)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Mercury
LP
12":
SRM1-‐1085
-‐
Comin
At
Ya'
(1976)
-‐
Vivid
CD:
VSCD
720
-‐
Comin'
At
Ya
(1999)
g,
h
performed
as
medley.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a,
c,
g,
j
only.
Specific
recording
date(s)
not
indicated.
Date:
3/16/1976
Location:
Pioneer
Banque,
Seattle,
WA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Grant
(p),
Dave
Friesen
(b),
Ron
Steen
(d)
a.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
Seattle
Post-‐Intelligencer:
3/16/1976.
Date:
May
18-‐23,
1976
Location:
Lighthouse,
Hermosa
Beach,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Pat
O'Hearn
(b)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
3
June
1976
(vol.
43
no.
11),
p.45.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Pat
O'Hearn
is
the
likely
bass
player.
Information
courtesy
of
Charles
Ulrich.
Date:
Summer
1976?
Location:
Northern
Illinois
University,
Dekalb,
IL
Label:
[private
recording]
Woody
Shaw
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
Ronnie
Mathews
(p),
Ron
McClure
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
Blue
Bossa
(Kenny
Dorham)
b.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
c.
Jean
Marie
(Ronnie
Mathews)
d.
Old
Folks
(Willard
Robison,
Dedette
Lee
Hill)
209
e.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c,
d.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
c,
d.
Woody
Shaw
(fh)
on
c
only.
Omit
Slide
Hampton
(tb)
on
c,
e.
Spoken
introduction
by
Ron
Modell
at
beginning.
Woody
Shaw
introduces
all
other
tracks.
Most
likely
an
incompete
recording
taken
from
two
sets.
Date:
September
25
&
26,
1976
Location:
Paramount
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Milestone
Flora
Purim
(ldr),
Ernie
Watts
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Brashear
(t),
George
Bohanon
(tb),
Jay
Graydon
(g),
George
Duke
(p,
ep),
Alphonso
Johnson
(b),
Byron
Miller
(eb),
Leon
'Ndugu'
Chancler
(d),
Airto
Moreira
(per),
Flora
Purim
(v)
a.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
6:34
(Joe
Henderson)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9077
-‐
Encounter
b.
What
Can
I
Say?
-‐
5:04
(George
Duke)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9081
-‐
That's
What
She
Said
c.
Windows
-‐
5:32
(Chick
Corea)
Milestone
LP
12":
M-‐9077
-‐
Encounter
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
CD:
8MCD-‐4413-2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Milestone
Years
(1994)
Omit
Ernie
Watts
(f)
on
c.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Oscar
Brashear
(t)
on
c.
Omit
George
Bohanon
(tb)
on
c.
Omit
Jay
Graydon
(g)
on
c.
Omit
George
Duke
(p)
on
b.
Omit
George
Duke
(ep)
on
c.
Omit
Alphonso
Johnson
(b)
on
b.
Omit
Byron
Miller
(eb)
on
c.
Omit
Leon
'Ndugu'
Chancler
(d)
on
c.
Omit
Airto
Moreira
(per)
on
b.
Omit
Flora
Purim
(v)
on
b.
The
ensemble
tracks
for
"What
Can
I
Say?"
are
recorded
at
this
session.
The
rhythm
section
tracks
for
both
"What
Can
I
Say?"
and
"Windows"
were
recorded
on
August
30
&
31
1976.
Henderson's
solo
on
"Black
Narcissus,"
"What
Can
I
Say?"
and
"Windows"
are
overdubbed
on
the
September
26
session.
The
saxophone
melody
on
"Windows"
is
also
recorded
here.
The
vocal
and
percussion
tracks
are
overdubbed
in
December
1976
and
January
1977.
Only
the
titles
that
Henderson
appears
on
are
listed
here.
Date:
December
10
&
11,
1976
Location:
Dureco
Studio,
Weesp,
Holland
Label:
Timeless
(Du)
210
Tom
Grant,
Rick
Laird
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Grant
(p),
Rick
Laird
(b),
Ron
Steen
(d)
a.
Outer
Surge
-
7:37
(Joe
Henderson)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
b.
Now
You
Know
-‐
4:03
(Rick
Laird)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
c.
Thorn
In
A
White
Robe
-
6:52
(Jan
Hammer)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
d.
I
Love
You
-
4:48
(Cole
Porter)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
e.
Soft
Focus
-
6:07
(Rick
Laird)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
f.
Tranquility
-‐
6:38
(Joe
Henderson)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
g.
We'll
Be
Together
Again
-‐
7:16
(Carl
Fischer,
Frankie
Laine)
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
h.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
6:00
(Joe
Henderson)
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
i.
Peddle
Has
A
Point
-‐
5:13
(Tom
Grant)
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
j.
Gazelle
-‐
4:31
(Joe
Henderson)
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
k.
Caribbean
Fire
Dance
-‐
4:52
(Joe
Henderson)
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
l.
Mystified
-‐
7:35
(Tom
Grant)
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
m.
Pannonica
-‐
5:01
(Thelonious
Monk)
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
104/112
-‐
Soft
Focus
(2001)
211
n.
Turtle
Soup
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
112
-‐
Mystified
(1977)
o.
Epilogue
-‐
2:15
Timeless/Muse
LP
12":
TI
308
-‐
Soft
Focus
Timeless
(Du)
LP
12":
SJP
104
-‐
Soft
Focus
(1977)
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a,
f,
h,
j,
k,
l
only.
Henderson
was
the
producer
for
these
sessions.
"Recorda
Me"
was
re-titled
"No
Me
Esqueça"
for
this
session.
Date:
ca.
1977
Label:
A
&
M
Horizon
Ben
Sidran
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mike
Mainieri
(vib),
Lee
Ritenour
(g),
Ben
Sidran
(ep,
v),
Steve
Gadd
(d),
Paulinho
da
Costa
(per)
a.
Seven
Steps
To
Heaven
-‐
4:10
(Miles
Davis)
A
&
M
Horizon
LP
12":
SP
741
-‐
The
Cat
and
the
Hat
(1979)
Date(s)
uncertain.
This
is
the
only
title
Henderson
appears
on
for
this
album.
Date:
1977
Location:
Italy
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
12
minutes
Date:
January
2-‐8,
1977
Location:
Fort
Hays-‐Kansas
State
College,
Fort
Hays,
KS
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
3rd
Annual
Midwinter
Jazz
Combo/Improvisation
Clinic.
Kansas
State
College.
Fort
Hays,
KS.
Henderson
was
on
the
faculty,
including
Jamey
Aebersold,
Rufus
Reid,
David
Baker,
Ed
Soph,
Dan
Hurley,
Jerry
Hahn
and
James
Williams
[DB:
18
November
1976
(vol.
43
no.
19),
p.9].
Date:
4/12/1977
Location:
Postaula,
Bremen,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Steve
Erquiaga
(g),
Ratzo
Harris
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
Gazelle
(Joe
Henderson)
212
b.
Black
Narcissus
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Foregone
Conclusion
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Caribbean
Fire
Dance
(Joe
Henderson)
Date:
6/2/1977
Location:
Wichita
State
University,
Wichita,
KS
Label:
Enja
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wayne
Darling
(b),
Ed
Soph
(d)
a.
Barcelona
-‐
27:57
(Joe
Henderson)
Enja
CD:
CD
3037-‐2
-‐
Barcelona
(1992)
Enja
LP
12":
3037
-‐
Barcelona
(1992)
"Barcelona"
is
separated
into
two
tracks
on
the
album,
with
the
first
part
lasting
20:20,
and
the
second
part
lasting
7:37.
Date:
June
30
&
July
1,
1977
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Galaxy
Richard
Davis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Henderson
(t,
fh),
Stanley
Cowell
(p,
ep,
arr),
Billy
Cobham
(syn,
d),
Richard
Davis
(b,
eb,
v),
Dolly
Hirota
(v),
Bill
Lee,
Consuela
Lee
Moorehead
(arr)
a.
A
Peace
For
Richard
-‐
2:00
(Stephen
Roane)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
b.
Elephant
Boy
-‐
6:18
(Bill
Lee)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
c.
Do
A
Dog
A
Favor
-
3:15
(Robert
Bowers,
Pat
Davis)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
d.
On
The
Trail
-
7:29
(Ferde
Grofe)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
e.
I'm
Old
Fashioned
-
4:24
(Jerome
Kern,
Johnny
Mercer)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
f.
Sienna:
Waiting
For
The
Moment
-‐
5:05
(Stanley
Cowell)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
g.
Warm
Canto
-
4:11
(Mal
Waldron)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
h.
Song
Of
Gratitude
-‐
3:13
(Consuela
Lee
Moorehead)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-‐
Way
Out
West
(1980)
i.
Don't
Worry
'Bout
A
Thing
-‐
3:00
(Stevie
Wonder)
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5180
-
Way
Out
West
(1980)
j.
The
Wine
Of
May
(Loonis
McGlohon)
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5102
-‐
Fancy
Free
k.
Silver's
Serenade
(Horace
Silver)
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5102
-‐
Fancy
Free
l.
Emily
(Johnny
Mercer,
Johnny
Mandel)
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5102
-‐
Fancy
Free
m.
Nardis
(Miles
Davis)
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5102
-
Fancy
Free
n.
Fancy
Free
(Donald
Byrd)
213
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5102
-‐
Fancy
Free
o.
I
Still
Love
You,
Baby
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5102
-
Fancy
Free
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a,
e,
g.
Omit
Eddie
Henderson
(t)
on
a,
d,
e,
g,
l.
Eddie
Henderson
(fh)
on
g,
h,
j,
k,
m,
n,
o
only.
Omit
Stanley
Cowell
(p)
on
a,
b,
d,
i.
Omit
Stanley
Cowell
(ep)
on
a,
c,
d,
e,
g,
h.
Billy
Cobham
(syn)
on
b
only.
Omit
Richard
Davis
(b)
on
c.
Richard
Davis
(eb)
on
c
only.
Omit
Billy
Cobham
(d)
on
a,
d,
g.
Richard
Davis
(v)
on
c
only.
Dolly
Hirota
(v)
on
c,
f,
g,
n
only.
Stanley
Cowell
(arr)
on
f
only.
Bill
Lee
(arr)
on
b,
c,
e,
i
only.
Consuela
Lee
Moorehead
(arr)
on
h
only.
Producer
Ed
Michel
notes:
Both
"Fancy
Free"
and
"Way
Out
West"
were
scheduled
to
be
released
on
Galaxy,
but
due
to
a
contractual
misunderstanding,
"Way
Out
West"
was
given
to
Muse.
a.
features
multiple
basses
overdubbed
by
Davis.
Eddie
Henderson
credited
as
playing
electric
trumpet
on
b.
Date:
October
25-‐30,
1977
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Ratzo
Harris
(b),
Danny
Spencer
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYT:
10/27/1977;
DB:
3
November
1977
(vol.
44
no.18),
p.46.
Date:
12/15/1977
Location:
CBS
30th
Street
Recording
Studio,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
Woody
Shaw
(ldr),
Frank
Wess
(pic,
f),
Art
Webb
(f),
Rene
McLean
(ss,
ts),
Jimmy
Vass
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson,
Carter
Jefferson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
Janice
Robinson
(tb),
Steve
Turre
(tb,
btb),
Onaje
Allan
Gumbs
(p,
ep,
arr),
Clint
Houston
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d,
arr),
Sammy
Figueroa
(cga),
Armen
Halburian
(per),
Lois
Colin
(hrp)
a.
The
Legend
Of
Cheops
-‐
6:04
(Victor
Lewis)
b.
Rosewood
-‐
7:11
(Woody
Shaw)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD3-‐142
-‐
The
Complete
CBS
Studio
Recordings
of
Woody
Shaw
-‐
Mosaic
LP
12":
142
-‐
The
Complete
CBS
Studio
Recordings
of
Woody
Shaw
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35309
-‐
Rosewood
(1978)
-‐
Columbia
Legacy
CD:
CK
65519
-‐
Rosewood
(1998)
Omit
Lois
Colin
(hrp)
on
b.
Omit
Onaje
Allan
Gumbs
(arr)
on
a.
Omit
Victor
Lewis
(arr)
on
b.
Date:
12/17/1977
Location:
CBS
30th
Street
Recording
Studio,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
214
Woody
Shaw
(ldr),
Frank
Wess
(pic,
f),
Art
Webb
(f),
Rene
McLean
(ss,
ts),
Jimmy
Vass
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson,
Carter
Jefferson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
Janice
Robinson
(tb),
Steve
Turre
(tb,
btb),
Onaje
Allan
Gumbs
(p,
arr),
Clint
Houston
(b,
arr),
Victor
Lewis
(d),
Armen
Halburian
(per)
a.
Everytime
I
See
You
-‐
7:14
(Onaje
Allan
Gumbs)
b.
Sunshowers
-‐
7:48
(Clint
Houston)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD3-‐142
-‐
The
Complete
CBS
Studio
Recordings
of
Woody
Shaw
-‐
Mosaic
LP
12":
142
-‐
The
Complete
CBS
Studio
Recordings
of
Woody
Shaw
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35309
-‐
Rosewood
(1978)
-‐
Columbia
Legacy
CD:
CK
65519
-‐
Rosewood
(1998)
Omit
Frank
Wess
(pic)
on
b.
Omit
Frank
Wess
(f)
on
b.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
a.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(fh)
on
b.
Omit
Janice
Robinson
(tb)
on
b.
Omit
Armen
Halburian
(per)
on
a.
Omit
Onaje
Allan
Gumbs
(arr)
on
b.
Omit
Clint
Houston
(arr)
on
a.
Date:
12/19/1977
Location:
CBS
30th
Street
Recording
Studio,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
Woody
Shaw
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Carter
Jefferson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
fh),
Onaje
Allan
Gumbs
(p),
Clint
Houston
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
Rahsaan's
Run
-‐
5:10
(Woody
Shaw)
b.
Theme
For
Maxine
-‐
7:14
(Woody
Shaw)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MD3-‐142
-‐
The
Complete
CBS
Studio
Recordings
of
Woody
Shaw
-‐
Mosaic
LP
12":
142
-‐
The
Complete
CBS
Studio
Recordings
of
Woody
Shaw
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35309
-‐
Rosewood
(1978)
-‐
Columbia
Legacy
CD:
CK
65519
-‐
Rosewood
(1998)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Carter
Jefferson
(ts)
on
b.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
b.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(fh)
on
a.
Date:
January
1978
Location:
Parnell's,
Seattle,
WA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
group
[DB:
12
January
1978
(vol.
45
no.
1),
p.62].
This
may
have
not
taken
place
(See
April
7,
1978).
Date:
February
15-‐19,
1978
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
12
January
1978
(vol.
45
no.
1),
p.62.
215
Date:
March
30
&
31,
April
1
&
4,
1978
Location:
CBS
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Hubert
Laws
(pic,
f,
af),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
George
Benson
(g),
Kenny
Barron
(p,
ep,
org),
Dale
Oehler
(syn),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d,
tam)
a.
Super
Blue
(Benard
Ighner)
b.
Super
Blue
-‐
7:50
(Benard
Ighner)
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35386
-‐
Super
Blue
(1978)
c.
To
Her
Ladyship
-‐
6:01
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35386
-‐
Super
Blue
(1978)
d.
Take
It
To
The
Ozone
(Freddie
Hubbard)
e.
Take
It
To
The
Ozone
-‐
7:01
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35386
-‐
Super
Blue
(1978)
f.
The
Gospel
Truth
-‐
4:59
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35386
-‐
Super
Blue
(1978)
g.
The
Surest
Things
Can
Change
-‐
6:20
(Gino
Vanelli)
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35386
-‐
Super
Blue
(1978)
h.
Theme
For
Kareem
(Freddie
Hubbard)
i.
Theme
For
Kareem
-‐
6:07
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
35386
-‐
Super
Blue
(1978)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Mosaic
CD:
MOCT
5001
-‐
Super
Blue
(2007)
Hubert
Laws
(pic)
on
h,
i
only.
Hubert
Laws
(f)
on
a,
b,
c
only.
Hubert
Laws
(af)
on
f,
g
only.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
f,
g.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
c,
f,
g.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(fh)
on
a,
b.
George
Benson
(g)
on
c
only.
Omit
Kenny
Barron
(p)
on
a,
b,
c,
g.
Kenny
Barron
(ep)
on
a,
b,
c,
g
only.
Kenny
Barron
(org)
on
f
only.
Dale
Oehler
(syn)
on
a,
b
only.
Jack
DeJohnette
(tam)
on
f
only.
Date:
April
1978
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Danny
Spencer
(d)
a.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
c.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Inner
Urge
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
f.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
g.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
h.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
i.
Black
Narcissus
(Joe
Henderson)
j.
Inner
Urge
(Joe
Henderson)
DB:
20
April
1978
(vol.
45
no.8),
p.37:
Joe
Henderson
quartet
with
Joanne
Brackeen,
Ratzo
Harris
and
Danny
Spencer.
No
exact
dates
given.
216
Date:
4/4/1978
Location:
Theatrehaus,
Stuttgart,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
April
7-‐9,
1978
Location:
Parnell's,
Seattle,
WA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
[DB:
6
April
1978
(vol.
45
no.
7),
p.46].
Date:
6/24/1978
Location:
Esplanade
de
Defense,
Paris,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Mal
Waldron
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Makaya
Ntoshko
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
Magazine
#278:
September
1979,
p.16.
Date:
7/12/1978
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Galaxy
Roy
Haynes
(ldr),
Ricardo
Strobert
(f,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Marcus
Fiorillo
(g),
Stanley
Cowell
(p,
ep),
Dave
Jackson
(eb),
Roy
Haynes
(d),
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
a.
Vistalite
-‐
5:55
(Roy
Haynes)
b.
More
Pain
Than
Purpose
-‐
5:43
(Stanley
Cowell,
John
S.
Scott)
c.
Venus
Eyes
-‐
4:41
(John
Stubblefield)
d.
Rok
Out
-‐
6:30
(Marcus
Fiorillo)
e.
Invitation
-‐
6:05
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5116
-‐
Vistalite
(1979)
-
Galaxy
CD:
GCD
95005-‐2
-‐
Quiet
Fire
(2004)
Ricardo
Strobert
(f)
on
a
only.
Omit
Ricardo
Strobert
(as)
on
a,
e.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Marcus
Fiorillo
(g)
on
e.
Omit
Stanley
Cowell
(p)
on
c,
d.
Stanley
Cowell
(ep)
on
a,
c
only.
Omit
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
on
b.
Date:
September
9
-‐
October
1,
1978
Location:
Sandy's
Jazz
Revival,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
5
October
1978
(vol.
45
no.
16),
p.65.
217
Date:
October
26-‐28,
1978
Location:
University
of
Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
Program
headed
by
Nathan
Davis,
put
together
seminars
and
concerts
which
included
Joe
Henderson,
among
others
[DB:
16
November
1978
(vol.
45
no.
19),
p.10].
Assumed
that
recorded
is
held
at
Sonny
Rollins
International
Jazz
Archive
at
University
of
Pittsburgh.
Date:
11/15/1978
Location:
Trixi
Studio,
Munich,
Germany
Label:
Enja
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wayne
Darling
(b)
a.
Mediterranean
Sun
-‐
5:12
(Joe
Henderson)
Enja
LP
12":
8008
-‐
The
Art
Of
The
Duo,
vol.
1
(1993)
JazzFest
CD:
2216
-‐
Saxophone
Heroes
(1997)
b.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
-‐
4:50
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Enja
CD:
CD
3037-‐2
-‐
Barcelona
(1992)
The
track
listing
is
incorrect
on
this
album.
Track
3
should
be
labeled
"Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her),"
and
track
4,
"Mediterranean
Sun."
The
tune
for
track
3
was
recorded
again
in
1979
by
Henderson
on
the
album
"Relaxin'
at
Camarillo,"
with
the
slightly
different
title,
"Y
Todavia
La
Quiero
(And
I
Still
Love
Her)."
Date:
11/20/1978
Location:
Freiburg,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Danny
Spencer
(d)
a.
Serenity
-‐
18:38
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Good
Morning
Heartache
-‐
18:38
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
c.
Power
To
The
People
-‐
22:04
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
4:44
(Charlie
Parker)
Date:
12/3/1978
Location:
Selestadt,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Danny
Spencer
(d)
a.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
c.
Black
Narcissus
(Joe
Henderson)
218
d.
Inner
Urge
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
Date:
12/5/1978
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Galaxy
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Stanley
Cowell
(p),
John
Heard
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
8:29
(Charlie
Parker)
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5134
-‐
5
Birds
And
A
Monk
(1979)
Milestone
CD:
MCD-‐9166-‐2
-‐
Bird
Lives!
(1992)
b.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
Galaxy
LP
12":
GXY
5133
-‐
Ballads
By
Four
(1981)
Galaxy
CD:
VICJ
60133
-‐
Ballads
By
Four
(1998)
Some
sources
incorrectly
list
Cecil
McBee
(b)
on
"Good
Morning
Heartache."
Date:
12/12/1978
Location:
Lelystad,
Netherlands
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Danny
Spencer
(d)
a.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
5:44
(Charlie
Parker)
b.
Serenity
-‐
13:40
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Good
Morning
Heartache
-‐
15:52
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
d.
Waltz
for
Zweetie
-‐
10:54
(Walter
Bishop)
e.
Power
To
The
People
-‐
10:14
(Joe
Henderson)
Date:
12/31/1978
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Henderson,
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Julian
Priester
(tb),
Albert
Dailey
(p),
James
Leary
(b),
Eddie
Moore
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
21
December
1978
(vol.
45
no.
21),
p.13.
Date:
1979
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
Jeru
Jerry
Rusch
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jerry
Rusch
(t,
fh,
v),
Richard
Madariaga
(g),
Kirk
Lightsey
(p),
John
Heard,
Herbie
Lewis
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d),
Victor
Pantoja
(cga),
Ronnie
Hallman,
Jean
Hugo
(vn),
Brenda
Liu
(vl),
Debbie
Yamak
(vc),
Dee
Henricks
(v)
a.
Last
Dance
(Paul
Jabara)
b.
You're
What
I
Need
c.
You're
All
The
Way
Live
219
d.
Music
Is
You
e.
Feelin'
Groovy
[aka
The
59th
Street
Bridge
Song]
(Paul
Simon)
f.
To
Be
Loved
g.
Our
Love
Is
Forever
h.
Reverend
All
titles
on:
-‐
Jeru
LP
12":
Jeru
1000
-‐
Rush
Hour
(Great
Expectations)
-‐
Inner
City
LP
12":
IC
1076
-‐
Rush
Hour
(1979)
No
dates
given.
However,
Henderson
seems
to
have
spent
the
first
part
of
the
year
in
New
York,
so
the
session(s)
may
have
taken
place
then.
The
Jeru
label
was
LA
trumpeter
Jerry
Rusch's
own
label,
on
which
he
recorded
a
total
of
5
albums.
Inner
City
issue
listed
as
by
"Jerry
Rush".
Date:
ca.
1979
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Radio
broadcast
circa
1979.
Date:
March
1979
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Milestone
Ron
Carter
(ldr),
Jerry
Dodgion
(f,
cl,
as),
Frank
Wess
(f,
cl,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Faddis,
John
Frosk,
Joe
Shepley
(t),
Urbie
Green
(tb),
Tom
Malone
(btb),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Ron
Carter
(pb,
b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
Parade
-‐
8:59
(Ron
Carter)
b.
A
Theme
In
3/4
-‐
5:52
(Ron
Carter)
c.
Sometimes
I
Feel
Like
A
Motherless
Child
-‐
2:43
(Traditional)
d.
Tinderbox
-‐
5:06
(Ron
Carter)
e.
Gypsy
-‐
8:41
(Ron
Carter)
f.
G.J.T.
-‐
4:48
(Ron
Carter)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
1047-‐2
-‐
Parade
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M
9088
-‐
Parade
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(f)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Frank
Wess
(f)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(cl)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Frank
Wess
(cl)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Jerry
Dodgion
(as)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Frank
Wess
(ts)
on
c,
e.
Omit
Jon
Faddis
(t)
on
e.
Omit
John
Frosk
(t)
on
e.
Omit
Joe
Shepley
(t)
on
e.
Omit
Urbie
Green
(tb)
on
e.
Omit
Tom
Malone
(btb)
on
e.
Omit
Chick
Corea
(p)
on
c.
Omit
Ron
Carter
(pb)
on
b,
e,
f.
Omit
Ron
Carter
(b)
on
c,
d.
Omit
Tony
Williams
(d)
on
c.
Date:
April
1979
Location:
Power
Station,
New
York
City
Label:
CTI
220
Art
Farmer
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Art
Farmer
(fh),
Mike
Mainieri
(vib,
syn,
arr),
David
Spinozza,
John
Tropea
(g),
Warren
Bernhardt,
Don
Grolnick,
Fred
Hersch
(key),
Suzanne
Ciani
(prg),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Will
Lee
(eb),
Steve
Gadd
(d),
Sammy
Figueroa
(per)
a.
Dulzura
-‐
4:09
(Clare
Fisher)
Columbia
CD:
ZK
45485
-‐
The
Best
Of
Art
Farmer
(1990)
b.
Stop
-‐
6:48
(Barry
Gibb,
Robin
Gibb,
Maurice
Gibb)
c.
Young
And
Fine
-‐
6:43
(Joe
Zawinul)
d.
Lotus
Blossom
-‐
8:23
(Don
Grolnick)
Columbia
CD:
ZK
45485
-‐
The
Best
Of
Art
Farmer
(1990)
e.
Blue
Montreux
-‐
6:58
(Mike
Mainieri)
Columbia
CD:
ZK
45485
-‐
The
Best
Of
Art
Farmer
(1990)
All
titles
on:
-‐
CTI
LP
12":
9000
-‐
Yama
(1979)
Date:
6/10/1979
Location:
Frankfurt,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Makaya
Ntoshko
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/15/1979
Location:
Ljubljana
Jazz
Festival,
Ljubljana,
Yugoslavia
Label:
Jugoton
(Yu)
Mal
Waldron
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Makaya
Ntoshko
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jugoton
(Yu)
LP
12":
LSY61536
-‐
Jazz-‐Na
Koncertnom
Podiju,
Volume
4/Joe
Henderson
A
private
recording
made
of
this
concert
lists
the
date
as
5/15/1978
(db.etree.org).
Video
footage
exists
of
this
performance.
Total
time:
26
minutes.
Date:
June
29
-‐
July
1,
1979
Location:
Jazz
Holidays
Velden,
Velden,
Austria
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
quartet
members
unknown.
This
could
be
the
same
personnel
as
the
Mal
Waldron-‐Joe
Henderson
quartet.
Date:
July
3-‐4,
1979
Location:
Lugano
Jazz
Festival,
Lugano,
Switzerland
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Mal
Waldron
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Makaya
Ntoshko
(d)
221
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
August
20
or
December
29,
1979
Location:
Contemporary
Records
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Contemporary
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Richard
Davis
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
Crimson
Lake
-‐
5:26
(Chick
Corea)
b.
Yes,
My
Dear
-‐
8:44
(Chick
Corea)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Contemporary
LP
12":
C
14006
-‐
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(1980)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
776-‐2
-‐
Relaxin'
at
Camarillo
(1980)
Date:
September
17-‐19,
1979
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Milestone
J.
J.
Johnson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Brashear
(t),
J.
J.
Johnson
(tb),
Tommy
Flanagan
(key),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d),
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
a.
Night
Flight
-‐
7:46
(J.
J.
Johnson)
b.
Deak
-‐
6:26
(J.
J.
Johnson)
c.
Cannonball
Junction
-‐
5:32
(J.
J.
Johnson)
d.
Pinnacles
-‐
6:40
(J.
J.
Johnson)
e.
See
See
Rider
-‐
6:46
(Traditional)
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
3711
-‐
The
Milestone/Galaxy
Sampler
(2002)
f.
Mr.
Clean
-‐
5:46
(Weldon
Irvine)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Milestone
LP
12":
M
9093
-‐
Pinnacles
(1980)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJCCD-‐1006-‐2
-‐
Pinnacles
(1999)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
e,
f.
Omit
Oscar
Brashear
(t)
on
a,
d.
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
on
e,
f
only.
Date:
December
1979
&
January
1980
Location:
Love
Castle
Studio,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Warner
Bros.
Chick
Corea
(ldr),
Hubert
Laws
(pic),
Joe
Farrell
(ss),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Al
Vizzutti
(t),
Chick
Corea
(p,
syn,
hnd),
Bunny
Brunel
(eb),
Tom
Brechtlein
(d)
a.
Flamenco
-‐
3:34
(Chick
Corea)
Warner
Bros.
LP
12":
BSK-‐3425
-‐
Tap
Step
(1980)
Stretch
Records
CD:
SCD-‐9006-‐2
-‐
Tap
Step
(1993)
Date:
August
20
or
December
29,
1979
Location:
Contemporary
Records
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Contemporary
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Peter
Erskine
(d)
a.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
9:21
(Charlie
Parker)
Vanguard
CD:
35822.2
-‐
Incontournables:
Chick
Corea
(2000)
b.
My
One
And
Only
Love
-‐
9:59
(Guy
Wood,
Robert
Mellin)
c.
Y
Todavia
La
Quiero
(And
I
Still
Love
Her)
-‐
11:42
(Joe
Henderson)
222
All
titles
on:
-‐
Contemporary
LP
12":
C
14006
-‐
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(1980)
-‐
Original
Jazz
Classics
CD:
OJC
CD
776-‐2
-‐
Relaxin'
at
Camarillo
(1980)
Date:
January
1980
Location:
Studio-‐Masters,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Pausa
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
Mirror,
Mirror
-‐
5:53
(Chick
Corea)
b.
Candelight
-‐
6:13
(Ron
Carter)
Verve
CD:
840951
-‐
Saxophone:
Jazz
'Round
Midnight
(1991)
c.
Keystone
-‐
9:40
(Ron
Carter)
d.
Joe's
Bolero
-‐
9:43
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
What's
New?
-‐
3:58
(Johnny
Burke,
Bob
Haggart)
Verve
CD:
840031-‐2
-‐
Jazz
Club:
Tenor
Saxophone
(1991)
f.
Blues
For
Liebestraum
-‐
7:56
(Chick
Corea)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Pausa
LP
12":
PR
7075
-‐
Mirror,
Mirror
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
519
092-‐2
-‐
Mirror,
Mirror
(1993)
Date:
ca.
1980
Location:
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Sugarloaf
Claudio
Amaral
(ldr),
Kent
Middleton
(f,
per),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Claudio
Amaral
(g,
eb,
per,
v),
Jay
Wagner
(p,
ep,
org,
syn,
per,
v),
Edward
Soleta
Salman
(eb),
Rubens
Moura,
Jr.
(d,
per,
v)
a.
Iemanja
-‐
3:35
Sugarloaf
LP
12":
CDSR
1000
-‐
Viva
Brasil
(1980)
Date:
April
1980
Location:
Seventh
Ave
South,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Fred
Hersch
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
Inner
Urge
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
Date:
April
7-‐8,
1980
Location:
Quartier
Latin,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
MPS
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Bob
Malach,
Seppo
Paakkunainen,
Ernst-‐
Ludwig
Petrowsky,
Alan
Skidmore
(rds),
Americo
Bellotto,
Lew
Soloff,
Charles
Sullivan
(t),
Tom
Harrell
(t,
fh),
Runo
Ericksson,
Erich
Kleinschuster,
Eje
Thelin,
Jiggs
Whigham
(tb),
George
Gruntz,
Jasper
van't
Hof
(key),
Gordon
Johnson
(b),
Peter
Erskine
(d)
a.
No
One
Can
Explain
It
(George
Gruntz)
b.
Black
Narcissus
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Ready!
Go
d.
So
Much
We
Don't
Know
(George
Gruntz)
e.
The
Warner
(George
Gruntz)
223
f.
The
Tango
(George
Gruntz)
g.
Pistrophallobus
(Franco
Ambrosetti)
h.
The
Mazurka
(George
Gruntz)
i.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
All
titles
on:
-‐
MPS
LP
12":
52046
-‐
Live
At
The
"Quartier
Latin,"
Berlin:
The
George
Gruntz
Concert
Jazz
Band
d,
e
performed
as
medley.
Date:
April
24-‐27,
1980
Location:
Concerts
By
The
Sea,
Redondo
Beach,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Farrell,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Cables
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Contemporary
recording
artists
Joe
Farrell
and
Joe
Henderson,
George
Cables,
and
possibly
Art
Pepper
[DB:
April
1980
(vol.
45),
p.80].
Date:
May
1980
Location:
Sound
Mixers,
New
York
City
Label:
Tappan
Zee
Joanne
Brackeen
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
Ancient
Dynasty
-‐
11:16
(Joanne
Brackeen)
b.
Remembering
-‐
10:11
(Joanne
Brackeen)
c.
Beagle's
Boogie
-‐
10:38
(Joanne
Brackeen)
d.
Pin
Drum
Song-‐Celebration
-‐
9:18
(Joanne
Brackeen)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
JC
36593
-‐
Ancient
Dynasty
(1980)
Date:
June
21-‐22,
1980
Location:
Playboy
Jazz
Festival,
Hollywood,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Farrell,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
George
Cables
(p),
John
Heard
(b),
Ralph
Penland
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Contemporary
All-‐Stars.
DB:
September
1980,
(vol.
45),
p.10.
Date:
7/28/1980
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
August
1980
(vol.
45),
p.70.
Date:
August
&
September
1980
Location:
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Blue
Collar
224
James
Leary
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tod
Dickow,
David
"Da'ud"
Johnson,
Steve
Keller,
Ray
Loeckle,
Charlie
McCarthy
(rds),
Tim
Acosta,
Fred
Berry,
Cal
Lewiston,
Zane
Woodworth
(t,
fh),
Fred
Mergy,
Gordon
Messick,
John
Russell,
Nicholas
Ten
Broek
(tb),
George
Cables
(p),
James
Leary
(b),
Kenneth
Nash
(per)
a.
Today's
Song
(James
Leary)
b.
Remember
To
Smile
(James
Leary)
c.
Twenty-‐Five/Mister
X
(James
Leary)
d.
So
Far,
So
Good
(James
Leary)
e.
Legacy
(James
Leary)
f.
Waltz
For
Monday
(James
Leary)
g.
Wajumbe
(James
Leary)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Collar
LP
12":
BCR1001
-‐
Legacy
(1981)
Omit
John
Russell
(tb)
on
c.
Date(s)
uncertain.
Trombonist
Nicholas
TenBroek's
name
is
misspelled
"Nic
Ten
Broak."
Date:
9/2/1980
Location:
Budokan,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
East
World
(Jap)
Joe
Farrell
(f,
ts),
Michael
Brecker,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker,
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Robben
Ford
(eg),
George
Duke
(key),
Alphonso
Johnson
(eb),
Peter
Erskine
(d)
a.
Baffled
(Randy
Brecker)
b.
Strap
Hanging
(Michael
Brecker)
c.
Homestretch
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
East
World
(Jap)
LP
12":
EWJ
80190
-‐
Aurex
Jazz
Festival:
Jazz
Of
The
80's
Date:
9/6/1980
Location:
Expo
Park,
Osaka,
Japan
Label:
East
World
(Jap)
Joe
Farrell
(f,
ts),
Michael
Brecker,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker,
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Robben
Ford
(eg),
George
Duke
(key),
Alphonso
Johnson
(eb),
Peter
Erskine
(d)
a.
Bahama
Mama
(Alphonso
Johnson)
East
World
(Jap)
LP
12":
EWJ
80190
-‐
Aurex
Jazz
Festival:
Jazz
Of
The
80's
Date:
9/7/1980
Location:
Yokohama
Stadium,
Yokohama,
Japan
Label:
East
World
(Jap)
Joe
Farrell
(f,
ts),
Michael
Brecker,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker,
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Robben
Ford
(eg),
George
Duke
(key),
Alphonso
Johnson
(eb),
Peter
Erskine
(d)
a.
The
Intrepid
Fox
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
225
Both
titles
on:
-‐
East
World
(Jap)
LP
12":
EWJ
80190
-‐
Aurex
Jazz
Festival:
Jazz
Of
The
80's
Date:
September
17-‐21,
1980
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
August
1980
(vol.
45),
p.70.
Date:
January
20-‐24,
1981
Location:
Sweet
Basil,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
February
1981,
p.72.
Date:
1/26/1981
Location:
Vienna,
Austria
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson,
Tete
Montoliu
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tete
Montoliu
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
b.
I
Want
To
Talk
About
You
(Billy
Eckstine)
c.
Giant
Steps
(John
Coltrane)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
b,
c
performed
as
medley.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
c.
bassist
unknown.
e.
is
incomplete
on
only
known
source.
Date:
2/17/1981
Location:
Neun
Mensa
der
Universitat
Düsseldorf,
Düsseldorf,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tete
Montoliu
(p),
John
Lockwood
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
So
What
-
16:46
(Miles
Davis)
b.
Good
Morning
Heartache
-
16:45
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
c.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
10:55
(Charlie
Parker)
d.
Power
To
The
People
-‐
21:31
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
226
f.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
23:19
(Joe
Henderson)
b,
c
performed
as
medley.
e,
f
performed
as
medley.
Date:
ca.
6/30/1981
Location:
Kool
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Avery
Fisher
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Chick
Corea
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Gary
Peacock
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
So
In
Love
(Cole
Porter)
DB:
October
1981
(vol.
48
no.
10),
p.23.
NYT:
26
June
1981,
p.C1;
NYT:
2
July
1981.
The
festival
ran
from
June
26-‐July
1,
1981.
Date:
July
1981
Location:
Nimes
Jazz
Festival,
Nimes,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Chick
Corea
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/4/1981
Location:
Casino,
Velden,
Austria
Label:
[private
recording]
Chick
Corea
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Gary
Peacock
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
Mirror,
Mirror
(Chick
Corea)
b.
Psalm
(Chick
Corea)
c.
So
In
Love
(Cole
Porter)
d.
Slippery
When
Wet/Intro
of
Band
(Chick
Corea)
e.
Sifu
Taken
from
an
Austrian
radio
broadcast
(ORF="?ñsterreichischer
Rundfunk")
Date:
7/15/1981
Location:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
Stretch
Records
Chick
Corea
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Gary
Peacock
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
Introduction
-‐
0:52
b.
Hairy
Canary
-‐
10:26
(Chick
Corea)
c.
Folk
Song
-‐
9:07
(Chick
Corea)
d.
Psalm
-
12:47
(Chick
Corea)
e.
Quintet
#2
-‐
8:52
(Chick
Corea)
f.
Up,
Up
and...
-‐
8:09
(Gary
Peacock)
g.
Trinkle,
Tinkle
-‐
10:18
(Thelonious
Monk)
h.
So
In
Love
-‐
6:36
(Cole
Porter)
i.
Drum
Interlude
-‐
4:09
(Roy
Haynes)
227
j.
Slippery
When
Wet
-‐
1:57
(Chick
Corea)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Stretch
Records
CD:
SCD-‐9009-‐2
-‐
Live
In
Montreux
(1994)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
i.
Omit
Chick
Corea
(p)
on
i.
Omit
Gary
Peacock
(b)
on
i.
This
concert
was
part
of
a
summer
tour
for
this
band.
Video
footage
exists
of
this
and
other
performances
from
this
tour.
Total
time:
78
minutes.
Date:
ca.
10/23/1981
Location:
Quasimodo,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tete
Montoliu
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date
uncertain.
Perhaps
this
was
from
a
summer
European
tour.
Information
courtesy
of
Agustin
Perez
Gasco.
Date:
November
5
&
6,
1981
Location:
Public
Theater,
New
York
City
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Fred
Hersch
(p),
Cecil
McBee
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Part
of
the
"New
Jazz
at
the
Public"
series.
NYT:
11/1/1981.Private
recording
indicates
that
Roy
Haynes
is
the
drummer
on
this
gig.
Total
time:
60
minutes.
Date:
11/27/1981
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Fantasy
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Billy
Childs
(p),
Larry
Klein
(b),
Steve
Houghton
(d)
a.
One
Of
Another
Kind
-‐
17:30
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9615
-‐
Keystone
Bop
(1982)
b.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
12:16
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Prestige
CD:
PRCD
24163-‐2
-‐
Keystone
Bop:
Friday
And
Saturday
(1996)
It
is
unclear
which
night
'Round
Midnight
was
recorded.
Date:
11/28/1981
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Fantasy
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Billy
Childs
(p),
Larry
Klein
(b),
Steve
Houghton
(d)
a.
Red
Clay
-‐
19:40
(Freddie
Hubbard)
228
b.
First
Light
-‐
20:01
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9635
-‐
Classics
(1984)
-‐
Prestige
CD:
PRCD
24163-2
-‐
Keystone
Bop:
Friday
And
Saturday
(1996)
Date:
11/29/1981
Location:
Keystone
Korner,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Fantasy
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Billy
Childs
(p),
Larry
Klein
(b),
Steve
Houghton
(d)
a.
Birdlike
-‐
14:12
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9692
-‐
A
Little
Night
Music
(1983)
b.
Sky
Dive
-‐
17:06
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9692
-‐
A
Little
Night
Music
(1983)
c.
The
Intrepid
Fox
-
14:04
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9692
-‐
A
Little
Night
Music
(1983)
d.
'Til
Then
[aka
The
Littlest
One
Of
All]
-‐
9:12
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9615
-‐
Keystone
Bop
(1982)
e.
Body
And
Soul
-‐
9:42
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
Fantasy
LP
12":
F
9615
-‐
Keystone
Bop
(1982)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Prestige
CD:
PRCD
24146-‐2
-‐
Keystone
Bop:
Sunday
Night
(1994)
Omit
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib)
on
c.
d.
listed
as
The
Littlest
One
Of
All.
Date:
ca.
12/1981
Location:
Mad
Hatter
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Elektra
Musician
Lenny
White
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d),
Chaka
Khan
(v)
a.
Them
There
Eyes
-
3:50
(William
Tracy,
Doris
Tauber,
Maceo
Pinkard)
b.
All
Of
Me
-‐
4:31
(Seymour
Simons)
c.
I
Mean
You
-
3:25
(Thelonious
Monk,
Coleman
Hawkins)
d.
I
Loves
You
Porgy
-‐
6:25
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
e.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-‐
6:23
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
I
Hear
Music
-‐
4:20
(Frank
Loesser,
Burton
Lane)
g.
High
Wire-‐The
Aerialist
-‐
6:40
(Chick
Corea)
h.
All
Of
Me
-‐
4:26
(Seymour
Simons)
i.
Spring
Can
Really
Hang
You
Up
The
Most
-‐
8:25
(Tommy
Wolf,
Frances
Landesman)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
EL
60021
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
(1982)
-‐
Rhino
CD:
73781
-‐
Echoes
of
An
Era
(2003)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
i.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
i.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(fh)
on
i.
Omit
Stanley
Clarke
(b)
on
i.
Omit
Lenny
White
(d)
on
i.
229
Definite
dates
are
not
listed
for
this
album.
However,
it
most
likely
took
place
at
the
end
of
1981,
or
the
beginning
of
1982.
White
indicates
in
the
liner
notes
that
there
were
two
sessions.
DB
reports
in
the
January
1982
edition
that:
"drummer
Lenny
White,
along
with
Chick
Corea,
Stanley
Clarke,
Freddie
Hubbard,
Joe
Henderson
and
Chaka
Khan,
have
been
recording
at
Corea's
Mad
Hatter
Studios..."
Date:
ca.
12/1981
Location:
Mad
Hatter
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Elektra
Musician
Lenny
White
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
L's
Bop
-‐
5:14
(Lenny
White)
b.
Why
Wait
-‐
8:09
(Stanley
Clarke)
c.
October
Ballad
-‐
5:03
(Chick
Corea)
d.
Happy
Times
-‐
7:10
(Freddie
Hubbard)
e.
Remember
-‐
4:09
(Steve
Swallow)
f.
Guernica
-‐
9:35
(Lenny
White)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
E1
60025
-‐
The
Griffith
Park
Collection
(1982)
This
session
took
place
sometime
toward
the
end
of
1981,
or
the
beginning
of
1982.
Date:
1982
Location:
Japan
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Chick
Corea
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
A
private
video
performance
exists.
Total
time:
24
minutes.
Other
members
of
the
quintet
unknown.
Date:
1/4/1982
Location:
Music
Annex,
Menlo
Park,
CA
Label:
Palo
Alto
Jazz
Mal
Waldron
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
Dave
Friesen
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
Golden
Golson
-‐
8:28
(Mal
Waldron)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8014-N
-‐
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
(1983)
b.
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
-‐
10:27
(Mal
Waldron)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8014-‐N
-‐
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
(1983)
c.
Chazz
Jazz
-‐
5:28
(Mal
Waldron)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8014-‐N
-
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
(1983)
d.
Herbal
Syndrome
-‐
6:16
(Mal
Waldron)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8014-‐N
-
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
(1983)
230
e.
How
Deep
Is
The
Ocean
-‐
8:10
(Irving
Berlin)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8014-‐N
-‐
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
(1983)
f.
Blues
In
4
By
3
-‐
7:22
(Mal
Waldron)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8014-‐N
-‐
One
Entrance,
Many
Exits
(1983)
g.
The
Christmas
Song
(Mel
Torme,
Robert
Wells)
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8032
-‐
Mistletoe
Magic:
Holiday
Jazz
Improvisations
(1982)
Date:
Early
February
1982
Location:
Lush
Life,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Adam
Nussbaum
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYT:
2/11/1982.
Date:
4/3/1982
Location:
Circle
Star,
Bay
Area,
CA
Label:
Elektra
Musician
Lenny
White
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d)
a.
Why
Wait
-‐
18:53
(Stanley
Clarke)
b.
Guernica
-‐
19:35
(Lenny
White)
c.
Happy
Times
-‐
12:30
(Freddie
Hubbard)
d.
October
Ballad
-‐
14:36
(Chick
Corea)
e.
I
Mean
You
-‐
11:51
(Thelonious
Monk,
Coleman
Hawkins)
f.
Here's
That
Rainy
Day
-‐
12:22
(Johnny
Burke,
Jimmy
Van
Heusen)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
EM-‐60262
-‐
The
Griffith
Park
Collection
2:
In
Concert
(1983)
Freddie
Hubbard
(fh)
on
a
only.
The
liner
notes
indictate
that
this
recording
was
compiled
from
the
various
performances
that
were
part
of
the
5-‐day
tour
of
this
group.
Video
footage
exists
of
this
concert.
Total
time:
57
minutes.
Date:
4/5/1982
Location:
The
Savoy,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Lenny
White
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d),
Nancy
Wilson
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Griffith
Park
Collection
band.
Apparently,
the
band
got
stranded
in
NYC
due
to
inclement
weather
and
rescheduled
their
Country
Club
date
to
the
7th.
Hubbard
was
a
no-‐show
for
this
date
and
also
the
7th.
Material
probably
similar
to
4/3
&
4/7,
1982.
231
Date:
4/7/1982
Location:
Wolf
and
Rissmiller's
Country
Club,
Reseda,
CA
Label:
Elektra
Musician
Lenny
White
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Stanley
Clarke
(b),
Lenny
White
(d),
Nancy
Wilson
(v)
a.
L's
Bop
-‐
11:16
(Lenny
White)
Sony
VHS:
96W50074
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(1986)
Image
Entertainment
DVD:
ID
3266
NB
DVD
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(2003)
b.
Why
Wait
-‐
13:36
(Stanley
Clarke)
Sony
VHS:
96W50074
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(1986)
Image
Entertainment
DVD:
ID
3266
NB
DVD
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(2003)
c.
500
Miles
High
-
11:57
(Chick
Corea,
Neville
Potter)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
Sony
VHS:
96W50074
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(1986)
Image
Entertainment
DVD:
ID
3266
NB
DVD
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(2003)
d.
Guernica
-‐
14:00
(Lenny
White)
Sony
VHS:
96W50074
-
A
Very
Special
Concert
(1986)
Image
Entertainment
DVD:
ID
3266
NB
DVD
-‐
A
Very
Special
Concert
(2003)
e.
Rhythm-‐a-‐ning
-‐
8:12
(Thelonious
Monk)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
f.
I
Want
To
Be
Happy
-‐
3:24
(Irving
Caesar,
Vincent
Youmans)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
g.
I
Get
A
Kick
Out
Of
You
-‐
7:33
(Cole
Porter)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
h.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
7:40
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
i.
But
Not
For
Me
-‐
3:23
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
j.
My
One
And
Only
Love
-‐
7:15
(Guy
Wood,
Robert
Mellin)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
k.
Them
There
Eyes
-‐
3:39
(William
Tracy,
Doris
Tauber,
Maceo
Pinkard)
Elektra
Musician
LP
12":
K
52414
-‐
Echoes
Of
An
Era
2:
The
Concert
(1982)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Nancy
Wilson
(v)
on
f,
g,
i,
j,
k
only.
DVD
issue
gives
no
recording
date.
All
material
filmed.
Spoken
comments
by
Lenny
White
and
Chick
Corea
(1:42)
precede
"Why
Wait".
Comments
by
White
(0:37)
precede
"500
Miles
High".
Comments
by
Corea
(0:56)
precede
"Guernica"
[info
courtesy
of
Michael
Fitzgerald].
Date:
May
28-‐30,
1982
Location:
UC
Berkeley
Jazz
Festival,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib)
232
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
June
1982,
p13.
Date:
June
1982?
Location:
Hampton
Jazz
Festival,
Hampton,
VA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Benson
(g),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
This
group
was
billed
as
an
"All-‐Star"
group
for
the
festival.
Date:
June
21
&
25
and
July
1,
1982
Location:
Menlo
Park,
CA
Label:
Jazz
Mind
Dave
Eshelman
(ldr),
Glen
Richardson
(pic,
f,
cl,
ts),
Bob
Farrington
(f,
cl,
bcl,
bar),
Mary
Fettig
(f,
as),
Bennett
Friedman
(f,
cl,
ts),
Rory
Snyder
(f,
cl,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Bendigkeit,
Steve
Campos,
Carl
Leach,
Bill
Resch
(t,
fh),
Dave
Eshelman
(tb,
arr),
Mike
Humphrey,
John
Russell,
Ken
Wirt,
Phil
Zahorsky
(tb),
Tim
Volp
(g),
Smith
Dobson
(p),
Jon
Ward
(b),
Russ
Tincher
(d)
a.
Softly
As
In
A
Morning
Sunrise
-‐
4:58
(Sigmund
Romberg,
Oscar
Hammerstein
II)
b.
In
A
Sentimental
Mood
-‐
6:47
(Duke
Ellington)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Jazz
Mind
LP
12":
1002
-‐
The
Jazz
Garden:
Dave
Eshelman's
Jazz
Garden
Big
Band
Recorded
June
21
&
25,
and
July
1.
Only
the
tracks
that
Henderson
appears
on
are
listed.
Bruce
Forman
is
also
a
guest
artist
on
this
album.
Date:
7/4/1982
Location:
Saratoga
Performing
Arts
Center,
Saratoga
Springs,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Gerry
Mulligan
(bar),
Wynton
Marsalis
(t),
George
Benson
(g),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d),
Bobby
McFerrin
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
All-‐star
jam
session
at
the
Saratoga
Jazz
Festival.
NYT:
7/4/1982.
Date:
July
1982
Location:
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
July
1982
Location:
Umbria
Jazz
Festival,
Perugia,
Italy
233
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/16/1982
Location:
Jazzfest
Wiesen,
Wiesen,
Austria
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
A
Quick
Sketch
-‐
14:50
(Ron
Carter)
b.
Spiral
-‐
17:24
(Kenny
Barron)
c.
Sister
Cheryl
-‐
13:34
(Tony
Williams)
d.
Birdlike
-‐
9:19
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
a,
b.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(fh)
on
c,
d.
Final
selection
is
incomplete
on
only
known
source.
Barron
indicates
that
this
was
part
of
a
tour
that
was
organized
by
George
Wein.
Date:
7/17/1982
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
Birdlike
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
You
Don't
Know
What
Love
Is
(Gene
DePaul,
Don
Raye)
c.
Clearways
(Tony
Williams)
d.
A
Quick
Sketch
(Ron
Carter)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
b.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(fh)
on
c,
d.
Date:
mid-‐August
1982
Location:
Lush
Life,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen,
John
Hicks
(p),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Hicks
was
replaced
by
Brackeen
for
part
of
this
gig.
NYT:
8/20/1982.
Date:
9/24/1982
Location:
Detroit
Institute,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
234
Part
of
the
"Jazz
at
the
Institute"
series.
Local
musician
Wendell
Robinson
may
have
been
the
drummer.
Broadcast
September
24,
1982.
60
Minutes.
Date:
12/31/1982
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Bonner
(ldr),
Craig
Handy
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joe
Bonner
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NPR
Broadcast.
Billed
as
the
"Joe
Bonner
All-‐Stars".
Other
personnel
unknown.
Total
time:
40
minutes.
Date:
ca.
1983
Location:
Public
Theater,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Radio
broadcast
circa.
1983.
Total
time:
15
minutes.
Date:
April
1983
Location:
Mad
Hatter
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Palo
Alto
Jazz
Dave
Friesen
(ldr),
Paul
Horn
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Dave
Friesen
(b),
Paul
Motian
(d),
Airto
Moreira
(per)
a.
Amber
Skies
-‐
7:55
(David
Friesen)
b.
Blue
In
Green
-‐
10:15
(Miles
Davis,
Bill
Evans)
c.
Underlying
-‐
5:51
(David
Friesen)
d.
Janelle
Number
Four
-‐
4:37
(David
Friesen,
Paul
Patterson)
e.
In
The
Place
Of
Calling
-‐
7:49
(David
Friesen)
f.
Sitka
In
The
Woods
-‐
6:09
(David
Friesen)
g.
Voices
-‐
9:09
(David
Friesen)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Palo
Alto
Jazz
LP
12":
PA
8043-‐N
-‐
Amber
Skies
(1984)
Date:
October
1983?
Location:
IV
Festival
Internacional
De
Jazz
De
Granada,
Granada,
Spain
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Farrell,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Farrell,
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
The
Joe
Farrell
&
Joe
Henderson
All-Stars
Date:
5/30/1984
Location:
Fasching,
Stockholm,
Sweden
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Lenny
White
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Adzik
Sendecki
(p),
Ron
McClure
(b),
Lenny
White
(d),
Michael
Urbaniak
(vn)
235
a.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
b.
Night
And
Day
(Cole
Porter)
c.
Mr.
P.C.
(John
Coltrane)
Orkester
Journalen:
July/August
1984
(vol.
52
no.
7-‐8),
p.20.
Date:
ca.
6/22/1984
Location:
Tralfamadore
Cafe,
Buffalo,
NY
Label:
[private
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Michel
Petrucciani
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Billy
Hart
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
This
date
is
uncertain.
However,
this
ensemble
toured
the
international
festival
scene
in
the
summer
of
1984.
Date:
July
1984
Location:
Jazz
à
Vienne,
Vienne,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
July
1984?
Location:
JVC
Jazz
"Grand
Parade"
Festival,
Nice,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Michel
Petrucciani
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Billy
Hart
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Musica
Jazz:
April
1992
(vol.
48,
no.
4),
p.35-‐41.
Date:
7/8/1984
Location:
Piazzetta
Trepponti,
Comacchio,
Italy
Label:
[private
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Michel
Petrucciani
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Billy
Hart
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
2
CD
private
recording
exists.
Video
footage
exists.
Total
time:
88
minutes.
Date:
7/11/1984
Location:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Casino,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t,
fh),
Michel
Petrucciani
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Billy
Hart
(d)
a.
Neo
Terra
-‐
19:07
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
13:17
(Joe
Henderson)
236
c.
Christina
-‐
7:23
(Buster
Williams)
d.
Theme
For
Kareem
-‐
10:05
(Freddie
Hubbard)
e.
Red
Clay
-‐
15:57
(Freddie
Hubbard)
All
titles
on:
-‐
MJF
VHS:
-‐
The
Freddie
Hubbard
Quintet:
Live
At
Montreux
(1984)
Date:
7/11/1984
Location:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Casino,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
recording]
Van
Morrison
(ldr),
Van
Morrison
(as,
g,
p,
key,
v),
Richie
Buckley,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Martin
Drover,
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Artie
McGlynn
(g),
Michel
Petrucciani
(p),
Kenny
Craddock
(key),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Jerome
Rinson
(eb),
Billy
Hart,
Terry
Popple
(d)
a.
Inarticulate
Speech
No.
1
&
2
-‐
5:46
(Van
Morrison)
b.
Baby
Please
Don't
Go
-‐
2:32
(Van
Morrison)
c.
Gloria
-
1:03
(Van
Morrison)
d.
Here
Comes
The
Night
-
1:20
(Van
Morrison)
e.
Brown-‐Eyed
Girl
-
2:23
(Van
Morrison)
f.
I
Will
Be
There
-
2:34
(Van
Morrison)
g.
Jackie
Wilson
Said
-
2:55
(Van
Morrison)
h.
Saint
Dominic's
Preview
-‐
5:54
(Van
Morrison)
i.
It's
All
In
The
Game
-‐
7:39
(Van
Morrison)
j.
Vanlose
Stairway
-‐
5:29
(Van
Morrison)
k.
She
Gives
Me
Religion
-‐
3:58
(Van
Morrison)
l.
Ballerina
-‐
5:18
(Van
Morrison)
m.
Summertime
In
England
-‐
9:58
(Van
Morrison)
n.
Celtic
Swing
-‐
2:28
(Van
Morrison)
o.
Jazz
Session
-‐
13:12
p.
What
Would
I
Do
-‐
5:52
(Ray
Charles)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Golden
Stars/RedLine
(It)
CD:
GSCD
10
-‐
I
Can't
Go
On...But
I'll
Go
On
(1992)
-‐
Live
Storm
CD:
LSCD
51098
-‐
I
Can't
Go
On...But
I'll
Go
On
(1994)
Omit
Van
Morrison
(as)
on
o.
Omit
Richie
Buckley
(ts)
on
o.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
o
only.
Omit
Martin
Drover
(t)
on
o.
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
o
only.
Omit
Artie
McGlynn
(g)
on
o.
Omit
Van
Morrison
(g)
on
o.
Omit
Van
Morrison
(p)
on
o.
Michel
Petrucciani
(p)
on
o
only.
Omit
Kenny
Craddock
(key)
on
o.
Omit
Van
Morrison
(key)
on
o.
Buster
Williams
(b)
on
o
only.
Omit
Jerome
Rinson
(eb)
on
o.
Billy
Hart
(d)
on
o
only.
Omit
Terry
Popple
(d)
on
o.
Omit
Van
Morrison
(v)
on
o.
Additional
titles
are
listed
on
the
Montreux
sounds
website,
"Winkles"
and
"Cleaning
Windows."
The
Hubbard
Quintet
may
have
only
been
present
on
the
"Jazz
Session."
Date:
ca.
1985
Location:
Buffalo,
NY
Label:
[private
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Michel
Petrucciani
(p)
237
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
2/22/1985
Location:
Town
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
Cantaloupe
Island
-‐
10:53
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
11:25
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Blue
Note
VHS:
-‐
One
Night
With
Blue
Note
(1985)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
97811
-‐
Town
Hall
Concert
(1998)
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
Blue
Note
Records
72
-‐
One
Night
With
Blue
Note
(2003)
Other
performances
from
this
historic
concert
are
not
listed.
Date:
April
23-‐28,
1985?
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Fred
Hersch
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYT:
4/28/1985
Private
recordings
of
April
23,
25,
26
are
said
to
exist.
Further
details
needed.
Date:
July
1985
Location:
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Denon
Miki
Yamaoka
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ken
Shima
(p),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Tom
Brechtlein
(d),
Miki
Yamaoka
(v)
a.
It
Don't
Mean
A
Thing
(If
It
Ain't
Got
That
Swing)
(Duke
Ellington)
b.
My
Romance
(Richard
Rodgers,
Lorenz
Hart)
c.
The
Girl
From
Ipanema
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Vinicius
DeMoraes,
Norman
Gimbel)
d.
But
Not
For
Me
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
e.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Denon
LP
12":
YF-‐7105
-‐
S'
Wonderful
c.
performed
and
listed
as
The
Boy
From
Ipanema.
Date:
July
1985
Location:
Unknown
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
Date:
September
6-‐8,
1985
238
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
Ill.
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
11/14/1985
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
b.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Portrait
(Charles
Mingus)
d.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
(Thelonious
Monk)
e.
Boo
Boo's
Birthday
(Thelonious
Monk)
f.
Soulville
(Horace
Silver)
g.
Happy
Reunion
-‐
8:23
(Duke
Ellington)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85123
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
1
(1986)
Blue
Note
CD:
20809
-‐
Blue
Note
Plays
Ellington
&
Strayhorn
(1999)
h.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
i.
Loose
Change
(Ron
Carter)
j.
Cheryl
(Charlie
Parker)
k.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
l.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
Date:
11/15/1985
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
-
6:27
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85126
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
2
(1986)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
b.
Portrait
-
6:53
(Charles
Mingus)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85126
-
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
2
(1986)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
c.
Stella
By
Starlight
-‐
10:06
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
d.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
5:53
(Thelonious
Monk)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85123
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
1
(1986)
239
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
e.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
-‐
8:07
(Thelonious
Monk)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85123
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
1
(1986)
f.
Beatrice
-‐
5:37
(Sam
Rivers)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85123
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
1
(1986)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-‐95627
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Best
of
the
Blue
Note
Years
(1991)
Capitol
CD:
34873
-
Bedroom
Tenors
(1996)
Blue
Note
CD:
96427B
-‐
The
Blue
Note
Years:
1939-‐1999
(1998)
Blue
Note
CD:
1686
-‐
Basic
Jazz,
Modern
Sax
(2000)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
g.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
h.
Boo
Boo's
Birthday
(Thelonious
Monk)
i.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
j.
Loose
Change
(Ron
Carter)
k.
Cheryl
(Charlie
Parker)
l.
Soulville
(Horace
Silver)
m.
Loose
Change
(Ron
Carter)
n.
Boo
Boo's
Birthday
(Thelonious
Monk)
o.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
p.
Cheryl
(Charlie
Parker)
q.
Happy
Reunion
(Duke
Ellington)
r.
Soulville
(Horace
Silver)
Date:
11/16/1985
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
Blue
Note
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
All
The
Things
You
Are
-‐
8:43
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
b.
Boo
Boo's
Birthday
-‐
7:08
(Thelonious
Monk)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85126
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
2
(1986)
c.
Soulville
-‐
5:27
(Horace
Silver)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85126
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
2
(1986)
Blue
Note
CD:
56692
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Ballads
And
Blues
(1997)
d.
Cheryl
-‐
7:28
(Charlie
Parker)
240
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85126
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
2
(1986)
e.
The
Bead
Game
-‐
9:32
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
LP
12":
BT
85126
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor,
vol.
2
(1986)
f.
Loose
Change
-
6:54
(Ron
Carter)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
g.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
h.
Happy
Reunion
(Duke
Ellington)
i.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
j.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
k.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
(Thelonious
Monk)
l.
Boo
Boo's
Birthday
(Thelonious
Monk)
m.
Happy
Reunion
(Duke
Ellington)
n.
Soulville
(Horace
Silver)
o.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
p.
Portrait
(Charles
Mingus)
q.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
(Thelonious
Monk)
r.
Happy
Reunion
(Duke
Ellington)
s.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7243
8
28879
2
8
-‐
The
State
Of
The
Tenor
-‐
Live
At
The
Village
Vanguard
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-89287-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Date:
December
1985
Location:
Hamburg,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Walter
Schmocker
(b),
Ken
Hock
(d)
a.
Good
Morning
Heartache
-‐
6:37
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
b.
All
The
Things
You
Are
-
6:47
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
c.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
-
9:31
(Thelonious
Monk)
Date:
ca.
1986
Location:
Tucson,
AZ
Label:
Concept
Bob
(Keith)
Greko
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bob
(Keith)
Greko
(p),
Dave
Friesen
(b),
Eliot
Zigmund
(d)
a.
Come
Rain
Or
Come
Shine
(Johnny
Mercer,
Harold
Arlen)
b.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
c.
Sophisticated
Lady
(Duke
Ellington)
d.
Stella
By
Starlight
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Concept
LP
12":
VL4
-‐
Last
Train
Out
Of
Flagstaff
Date(s)
uncertain.
241
Date:
1986
Location:
Leverkusen,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Recorded
some
time
in
1986.
Total
time:
63
minutes.
Date:
1/29/1986
Location:
Jazzhus
Montmartre,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Kim
Clark
(b),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
Invitation
-‐
16:25
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
b.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
6:53
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
c.
Inner
Urge
-
11:05
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
10:31
(Joe
Henderson)
Date:
1/30/1986
Location:
Subway
Jazz
Club,
Koln,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Kim
Clark
(b),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
(Thelonious
Monk)
b.
Power
To
The
People
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
d.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
e.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
f.
Invitation
-‐
16:11
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ldr)
on
f.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
f.
Omit
Joanne
Brackeen
(p)
on
f.
Omit
Kim
Clark
(b)
on
f.
Omit
Keith
Killgo
(d)
on
f.
Recorded
in
two
parts:
Part
I:
68
minutes
Part
II:
52
minutes.
Date:
2/4/1986
Location:
Teatro
Testoni,
Bologna,
Italy
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p),
Kim
Clark
(b),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
June
1986?
Location:
JVC
Jazz
Festival,
New
York
City
242
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/17/1986
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Benny
Bailey,
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
b.
Sweet
Love
Of
Mine
(Woody
Shaw)
NYT:
6/15/1986;
19
June
1986.
Additional
unknown
titles.
Date:
6/26/1986
Location:
Nightstage,
Cambridge,
MA
Label:
[private
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/30/1986
Location:
Montreal,
CAN
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Benny
Bailey,
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Slide
Hampton
(tb),
Kenny
Drew
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
ca.
7/1986
Location:
Umbria
Jazz
Festival,
Perugia,
Italy
Label:
[private
video
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
ca.
7/1986
Location:
Antibes
Jazz
Festival,
Antibes,
France
Label:
[private
video
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard,
Woody
Shaw
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Part
I:
45
minutes
Part
II:
28
minutes
243
Date:
July
1986
Location:
Jazz
à
Vienne,
Vienne,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
July?
1986
Location:
Nuremburg
Jazz
Festival,
Nuremburg,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Most
likely
Avery
Sharpe
and
Louis
Hayes.Total
time:
10
minutes
Date:
7/6/1986
Location:
Blue
Danube
Jazz
Summit,
Hollabrunn,
Austria
Label:
[private
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
56:22
Date:
7/12/1986
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
Label:
[no
known
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard,
Woody
Shaw
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/13/1986
Location:
Ost-West
Jazz
Festival,
Nürnberg,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
Birdlike
-‐
1:05
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
8:43
(Thelonious
Monk)
c.
Caravan
-‐
15:58
(Duke
Ellington,
Juan
Tizol,
Irving
Mills)
d.
Inner
Glimpse
-‐
15:17
(McCoy
Tyner)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
b.
Video
exists
-‐
total
time:
10
minutes
Above
timings
are
not
accurate
due
to
tape
speed
fluctuations.
244
Date:
7/14/1986
Location:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival
-
Casino,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
[no
known
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
John
Scofield
(g),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Avery
Sharpe
(b),
Louis
Hayes
(d)
a.
Birdlike
-‐
15:49
(Freddie
Hubbard)
b.
Latino
Suite
-‐
11:45
(McCoy
Tyner)
c.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
7:04
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Caravan
-‐
16:52
(Duke
Ellington,
Juan
Tizol,
Irving
Mills)
e.
Blues
For
Basie
-‐
17:28
(McCoy
Tyner)
f.
Island
Birdie
-‐
12:58
(McCoy
Tyner)
Date:
August
5-‐10,
1986
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jim
McNeely
(p),
Delbert
Felix
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYT:
8/7/1986
Date:
8/29/1986
Location:
Mt
Fuji
Jazz
Festival,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Andrew
Hill
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
[unknown
title]
-‐
16:00
b.
[unknown
title]
-‐
7:00
Date:
8/31/1986
Location:
Mt
Fuji
Jazz
Festival,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Herbie
Hancock
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard,
Wallace
Roney
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
Cantaloupe
Island
-‐
11:00
(Herbie
Hancock)
b.
Maiden
Voyage
-‐
17:00
(Herbie
Hancock)
c.
Eye
Of
The
Hurricane
-‐
18:00
(Herbie
Hancock)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
[unknown
titles]
Omit
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
e.
Wallace
Roney
(t)
on
e
only.
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib)
on
d,
e
only.
A
jam
session
including
Henderson
took
place
at
the
festival.
Date:
10/17/1986
Location:
Coachman
Park,
Clearwater,
Fla.
Label:
[no
known
recording]
245
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joanne
Brackeen
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
October
19,
20
&
25,
1986
Location:
RPM
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Denon
Randy
Brecker
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t,
fh,
arr),
David
Kikoski
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
No
Scratch
-
5:45
(Randy
Brecker)
Delta
CD:
15977
-‐
The
Art
of
the
Saxophone
(1997)
Savoy
CD:
17285
-‐
Groovin'
High:
The
Ultimate
Trumpet
Collection
(2004)
b.
Hit
Or
Miss
-‐
9:20
(Randy
Brecker)
c.
Forever
Young
-‐
5:59
(Randy
Brecker)
d.
Sang
-‐
6:37
(Randy
Brecker)
e.
You're
In
My
Heart
-‐
6:49
(Randy
Brecker)
f.
There's
A
Mingus
A
Monk
Us
-‐
6:29
(Randy
Brecker)
Denon
CD:
GES-‐9137
-‐
Denon
Jazz
Sampler
(1987)
g.
Moontide
-‐
7:31
(Randy
Brecker)
h.
Little
Miss
P.
-‐
9:23
(Randy
Brecker)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Denon
CD:
33CY-‐1483
-‐
In
The
Idiom
(1987)
Omit
Randy
Brecker
(t)
on
e,
g.
Randy
Brecker
(fh)
on
e,
g
only.
Date:
10/23/1986
Location:
Sonet
Studios,
Stockholm,
Sweden
Label:
Gazell
Productions
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis
(bcl,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Grachan
Moncur
III,
Chris
Smith
(tb),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Work
Song
-‐
8:25
(Nat
Adderley,
Oscar
Brown,
Jr.)
b.
For
Klook
-‐
5:49
(Kenny
Drew,
Sr.)
c.
The
Man
From
Potter's
Crossing
-‐
4:48
(Jimmy
Woode)
d.
Jamaican
Hot
Nights
-‐
10:36
(Nathan
Davis)
e.
Gaby
-‐
7:41
(Mike
Hennessey)
f.
Locksley
-‐
4:45
(Slide
Hampton)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Gazell
Productions
CD:
GJCD
1009
-‐
For
Klook
-‐
IRS
(G)
CD:
IRS(G)971977
-‐
For
Klook
-‐
Sonet
LP
12":
SNTF
977
-‐
For
Klook
(1987)
-‐
Gazell
Productions
LP
12":
GJ-‐1009
-‐
For
Klook
(1988)
Nathan
Davis
(bcl)
on
e
only.
Omit
Nathan
Davis
(ts)
on
e.
Chris
Smith
(tb)
on
e
only.
The
PRB
was
organized
and
produced
by
Mike
Hennessey.
Date:
10/29/1986
Location:
Fabrik,
Hamburg,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
246
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Leo
Wright
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
arr),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Bobby
Few
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
-‐
14:20
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
b.
Polka
Dots
And
Moonbeams
-‐
7:18
(Johnny
Burke,
Jimmy
Van
Heusen)
c.
Sweet
Love
Of
Mine
-‐
14:44
(Woody
Shaw)
d.
Long
Tall
Dexter
-‐
7:04
(Dexter
Gordon)
Omit
Leo
Wright
(as)
on
b.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
b.
Omit
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb)
on
b.
Woody
Shaw
(arr)
on
c
only.
Date:
11/1/1986
Location:
Pfaffenwinkel,
Schongau,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Leo
Wright
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
arr),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Bobby
Few
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Polka
Dots
And
Moonbeams
-‐
7:18
(Johnny
Burke,
Jimmy
Van
Heusen)
b.
Sweet
Love
Of
Mine
-‐
15:47
(Woody
Shaw)
Omit
Leo
Wright
(as)
on
a.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
a.
Omit
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb)
on
a.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(arr)
on
a.
Date:
11/8/1986
Location:
Musikhalle,
Ludwigsburg,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Leo
Wright
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
arr),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb),
Bobby
Few
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d),
Nathan
Davis
(arr)
a.
Long
Tall
Dexter
-‐
12:57
(Dexter
Gordon)
b.
Lover
Man
-‐
9:26
(Roger
'Ram'
Ramirez,
Jimmy
Davis,
Jimmy
Sherman)
c.
Klook's
Theme
-‐
11:05
(Nathan
Davis)
d.
Polka
Dots
And
Moonbeams
-‐
7:06
(Johnny
Burke,
Jimmy
Van
Heusen)
e.
Jamaican
Hot
Nights
-‐
14:41
(Nathan
Davis)
f.
The
Man
From
Potter's
Crossing
-‐
13:38
(Jimmy
Woode)
g.
Sweet
Love
Of
Mine
-‐
9:43
(Woody
Shaw)
Omit
Leo
Wright
(as)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Nat
Adderley
(c)
on
b.
Omit
Grachan
Moncur
III
(tb)
on
d.
Nathan
Davis
(arr)
on
a,
c
only.
Woody
Shaw
(arr)
on
g
only.
Date:
11/27/1986
Location:
Unknown
Label:
Arco
247
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
Punjab
-‐
12:26
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Homestretch
-‐
12:25
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Waltz
For
Evans
[aka
Blue
Waltz]
-‐
12:10
(Akio
Sasajima)
d.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
-‐
5:22
(Thelonious
Monk)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Arco
CD:
ARC
104
-‐
Punjab
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ldr)
on
c.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c.
Omit
Renee
Rosnes
(p)
on
c.
Omit
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b)
on
c.
Omit
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
on
c.
According
to
Rosnes,
this
album
was
not
recorded
at
Bradley's,
but
rather
is
a
bootleg
of
a
performance
in
Europe.
"Waltz
for
Evans"
is
incorrectly
labeled
as
"Blue
Waltz,"
and
is
mistakenly
attributed
to
bassist
Marlene
Rosenberg.
Information
courtesy
of
Akio
Sasajima.
Date:
ca.
1987
Location:
BMG
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
Wynton
Marsalis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wynton
Marsalis
(t),
Marcus
Roberts
(p),
Robert
Hurst
(b),
Elvin
Jones,
Jeff
'Tain'
Watts
(d)
a.
Harriet
Tubman
-‐
7:39
(Wynton
Marsalis)
b.
Elveen
-‐
12:12
(Wynton
Marsalis)
c.
Thick
In
The
South
-‐
10:14
(Wynton
Marsalis)
d.
So
This
Is
Jazz,
Huh?
-‐
12:25
(Wynton
Marsalis)
e.
L.
C.
On
The
Cut
-‐
13:29
(Wynton
Marsalis)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Columbia
LP
12":
C
47977
-‐
Thick
In
The
South:
Soul
Gestures
In
Southern
Blue,
vol.
1
-‐
Columbia
CD:
CK
47977
-‐
Thick
In
The
South:
Soul
Gestures
In
Southern
Blue,
vol.
1
(1991)
Elvin
Jones
(d)
on
b,
e
only.
Omit
Jeff
'Tain'
Watts
(d)
on
b,
e.
Date(s)
uncertain.
Date:
1987
Location:
Burghausen
Jazz
Festival,
Burghausen,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Kim
Clark
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Video
footage
of
a
concert
given
in
Burghausen.
Total
time:
19
minutes
Date:
1987
Location:
Osaka,
Japan
248
Label:
Jazz
Time
II
Kankawa
Toshihiko
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kiyoshi
Sugimoto
(g),
Kankawa
Toshihiko
(org),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
Softly
As
In
A
Morning
Sunrise
(Sigmund
Romberg,
Oscar
Hammerstein
II)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Stella
By
Starlight
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
d.
Blue
Bossa
(Kenny
Dorham)
All
titles
on:
-
3D
CD:
NNCJ6004
-‐
Joe
Henderson
Meets
Kankawa
Jazz
Time
II:
Blue
Bossa
Live
1987
(2005)
Date:
February
1987
Location:
Ronnie
Scott's,
London,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
b.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
The
(London)
Times:
2/22/1987
Date:
3/20/1987
Location:
Hofheim,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Kim
Clark
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
79:20
Jazz
Podium:
May
1987
(vol.
36),
p.36-‐37.
Date:
4/24/1987
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mike
Weiss
(p),
Phil
Flanigan
(b),
Kenny
Washington
(d)
a.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
No
Name
Jazzletter:
August
1987,
p.14.
Date:
May
1987
Location:
Studio
306,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
Concord
Neil
Swainson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Gary
Williamson
(p),
Neil
Swainson
(b),
Jerry
Fuller
(d)
a.
49th
Parallel
-
8:41
(Neil
Swainson)
b.
Port
Of
Spain
-‐
5:09
(Neil
Swainson)
c.
Southern
Exposure
-‐
7:14
(Neil
Swainson)
249
d.
On
The
Lam
-‐
5:46
(Neil
Swainson)
e.
Don't
Hurt
Yourself
-‐
8:36
(Neil
Swainson)
f.
Homestretch
-‐
6:15
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-
Concord
CD:
CCD-4396
-
49th
Parallel
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
d.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
e.
Date:
5/7/1987
Location:
Teatro
Toniolo,
Mestre,
Venezia,
Italy
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Larry
Coryell
(g),
Miroslav
Vitous
(b),
Airto
Moreira
(d)
a.
[Unknown]
-‐
10:36
b.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
c.
Rhythm-‐a-‐ning
-‐
12:55
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
e.
[Unknown]
-‐
8:32
f.
[Unknown]
-‐
12:51
g.
Freedom
Jazz
Dance
-‐
16:35
(Eddie
Harris)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
e,
f.
Omit
Larry
Coryell
(g)
on
e.
Omit
Miroslav
Vitous
(b)
on
f.
Omit
Airto
Moreira
(d)
on
e,
f.
Date:
5/16/1987
Location:
Universal
Recording
Studio,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
Muse
Akio
Sasajima
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Akio
Sasajima
(g),
Pete
Saxe
(p),
Kelly
Sill,
John
Whitfield
(b),
Phil
Gratteau,
Mark
Walker
(d)
a.
Somewhere
Along
The
Way
-‐
8:03
(Akio
Sasajima)
b.
Matsuri
-‐
10:08
(Akio
Sasajima)
c.
I
Hear
A
Rhapsody
-‐
7:25
(George
Fragos,
Jack
Baker,
Dick
Gasparre,
Richard
Bard)
d.
Morning
Lake
-‐
7:29
(Akio
Sasajima)
e.
Waltz
For
Evans
[aka
Blue
Waltz]
-‐
6:46
(Akio
Sasajima)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5367
-‐
Akio
With
Joe
Henderson
(1988)
Kelly
Sill
(b)
on
a,
b
only.
Omit
John
Whitfield
(b)
on
b.
Omit
Phil
Gratteau
(d)
on
b.
Mark
Walker
(d)
on
a,
b
only.
Date:
6/3/1987
Location:
Magnetic
Terrace,
Paris,
France
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
Jinrikisha
-‐
13:29
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Without
A
Song
-‐
11:36
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
c.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
17:51
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
9:51
(Charlie
Parker)
June
2-‐4,
1987.
Jazz
Magazine
#363:
1987,
p.17-18.
250
Date:
July
1987
Location:
Geneva,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/2/1987
Location:
Stockholm,
Sweden
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Bobo
Stensen
(p),
Lars
Danielsson
(b),
Jon
Christensen
(d)
a.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
b.
[unknown
titles]
c.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ldr)
on
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
d.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Bobo
Stensen
(p)
on
d.
Omit
Lars
Danielsson
(b)
on
d.
Omit
Jon
Christensen
(d)
on
d.
Date:
7/9/1987
Location:
Genova
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Villa
Imperiale,
Genova,
Italy
Label:
Red
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
14:23
(Thelonious
Monk)
Red
CD:
123
215-‐2
-‐
An
Evening
With
Joe
Henderson
-
Charlie
Haden
-
Al
Foster
(1988)
b.
Serenity
-‐
8:44
(Joe
Henderson)
Red
CD:
123
215-‐2
-‐
An
Evening
With
Joe
Henderson
-‐
Charlie
Haden
-‐
Al
Foster
(1988)
c.
Beatrice
-‐
10:44
(Sam
Rivers)
Red
CD:
123
215-‐2
-‐
An
Evening
With
Joe
Henderson
-
Charlie
Haden
-
Al
Foster
(1988)
d.
Invitation
-‐
13:20
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
Red
CD:
123
215-‐2
-‐
An
Evening
With
Joe
Henderson
-‐
Charlie
Haden
-
Al
Foster
(1988)
e.
Visa
-
9:58
(Charlie
Parker)
Musica
Jazz
CD:
MJCD
1173
-‐
In
'n'
Around
(2005)
f.
All
The
Things
You
Are
-‐
13:45
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
Musica
Jazz
CD:
MJCD
1173
-‐
In
'n'
Around
(2005)
g.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
-‐
7:59
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
Musica
Jazz
CD:
MJCD
1173
-‐
In
'n'
Around
(2005)
g.
listed
as
"Rue
Chaptal".
251
e.
f.
g.
were
previously
unissued
tracks
included
in
a
CD
with
the
Italian
jazz
magazine,
Musica
Jazz
(Dec.
2005).
Date:
ca.
8/4/1987
Location:
Alice
Tully
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Walter
Davis,
Jr.
(p),
John
Ore
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
b.
Evidence
(Thelonious
Monk)
"The
Music
of
Thelonious
Monk"
part
of
Lincoln
Center's
"Classical
Jazz"
series.
NYT:
6
August
1987
Date:
August
5-‐9,
1987
Location:
Village
Vanguard,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
NYT:
9
August
1987.
Date:
8/8/1987
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Muse
Cindy
Blackman
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wallace
Roney
(t),
Larry
Willis
(p),
Clarence
Seay
(b),
Cindy
Blackman
(d)
a.
Late
Autumn
-‐
5:45
(Larry
Willis)
b.
Teeter
Totter
[aka
Around
The
Corner]
-‐
7:11
(Joe
Henderson)
32
Records
CD:
32178
-‐
A
Lil'
Somethin'
Somethin':
The
Best
of
the
Muse
Years
(2000)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Muse
LP
12":
MR
5341
-‐
Arcane
(1988)
There
are
two
sessions
listed
for
this
album,
the
other
session
taking
place
on
December
23,
1987.
It
is
not
certain
which
one
Henderson
was
present
on.
However,
Henderson
was
in
NYC
in
August
(see
August
1987
entry),
and
was
in
Europe
at
the
end
of
the
year.
Other
personnel
and
titles
are
not
listed
here.
Date:
8/16/1987
Location:
Middelheim
Jazz
Festival,
Antwerp,
Belgium
Label:
BMG
Mal
Waldron
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
Reggie
Workman
(b),
Andrew
Cyrille
(d)
a.
The
Git
Go
-‐
15:28
(Mal
Waldron)
b.
Judy
-‐
14:40
c.
The
Theme
-‐
8:59
(Miles
Davis)
252
Mal
Waldron
(ldr)
on
a
only.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a
only.
Mal
Waldron
(p)
on
a
only.
Reggie
Workman
(b)
on
a
only.
Andrew
Cyrille
(d)
on
a
only.
Lord
lists
this
date
as
16
August
1997
Date:
8/30/1987
Location:
Internationales
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Festhalle,
Viersen,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Aki
Takase
(p),
Kim
Clark
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
e.
Jinrikisha
-‐
14:30
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
Without
A
Song
-‐
11:00
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
g.
You
Know
I
Care
-‐
16:12
(Duke
Pearson)
An
alternate
version
of
this
performance
lists
these
tunes:
"Our
Thing"
-‐17:16
"Relaxin'
at
Camarillio"
-‐
13:30
"Beatrice"
-‐
12:50
Tracks
a-‐d
do
not
appear
on
this
version.
Date:
10/9/1987
Location:
Greenwich
House,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Lee
Konitz
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Enrico
Rava,
Marvin
Stamm
(t),
Tom
Varner
(frh),
Ray
Anderson,
Art
Baron
(tb),
George
Gruntz
(p),
Bob
Moses
(d),
Sheila
Jordan
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Performances
ran
from
October
8-‐11,1987.
NYT:
10/14/1987.
Broadcast
of
the
George
Gruntz
Concert
Band.
Total
time:
60
minutes.
Date:
October
16
&
17,
1987
Location:
Caravan
Of
Dreams,
Fort
Worth,
TX
Label:
hat
ART
(Swi)
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Howard
Johnson
(bar,
tu),
Joe
Henderson,
Lee
Konitz,
Ernst-‐
Ludwig
Petrowsky,
Larry
Schneider
(rds),
Franco
Ambrosetti,
Enrico
Rava,
Manfred
Schoof,
Marvin
Stamm,
Kenny
Wheeler
(t,
fh),
Sharon
Freeman,
Tom
Varner
(frh),
Ray
Anderson,
Art
Baron
(tb),
Dave
Taylor
(btb),
George
Gruntz
(key,
arr),
Mike
Richmond
(b),
Bob
Moses
(d),
Sheila
Jordan
(v)
a.
Inner
Urge
-‐
12:39
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Sardinia
-‐
10:42
(George
Gruntz)
253
c.
Novelette
-‐
11:56
(George
Gruntz)
d.
Emergency
Call
-‐
19:55
(George
Gruntz)
e.
Happening
Now?
-‐
15:13
(George
Gruntz,
Allen
Ginsberg)
All
titles
on:
-‐
hat
ART
(Swi)
CD:
CD
6008
-‐
Happening
Now!
George
Gruntz
Concert
Band
'87
(1988)
Date:
10/29/1987
Location:
Catalina
Bar
&
Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b),
Sylvia
Cuenca
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
LA
Times:10/31/1987
Date:
11/4/1987
Location:
Berliner
Jazztage,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
Lester
Leaps
In
(Lester
Young)
b.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
Confirmation
needed
that
these
selections
were
performed.
Date:
11/4/1987
Location:
Berliner
Jazztage,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
All
The
Things
You
Are
-‐
16:30
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
b.
Homestretch
-‐
11:04
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
When
We
Were
One
-‐
13:52
(Johnny
Griffin,
Mike
Hennessey)
d.
Jumpin'
With
Symphony
Sid
-‐
12:07
(Lester
Young)
This
group
was
billed
as
"The
Two
Tauri
Band".
This
alludes
to
the
fact
that
Henderson
and
Griffin
share
the
same
birthday,
under
the
sign
of
Taurus.
Date:
November
27
&
28,
1987
Location:
Ronnie
Scott's,
London,
England
Label:
Sonet
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis
(ss,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Guy
Barker,
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Kenny
Drew,
Sr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b,
v),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Jeanine
(Julian
'Cannonball'
Adderley)
b.
I
Don't
Want
Nothin'
(Jimmy
Woode)
c.
Hot
Licks
(Nathan
Davis)
254
d.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
e.
The
Old
Country
(Nat
Adderley,
Curtis
Lewis)
f.
Yesterdays
(Jerome
Kern,
Otto
Harbach)
g.
Tune
Down
(Kenny
Drew,
Sr.)
h.
Driftin'
(Herbie
Hancock)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Sonet
CD:
SNTCD-‐1002
-‐
Hot
Licks
(1988)
Guy
Barker
(t)
on
c
only.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
c.
Jimmy
Woode
(v)
on
b
only.
Part
of
a
weeklong
stint
at
Ronnie
Scott's.
d.
listed
as
"Rue
Chaptal".
Date:
1988
Location:
Aero?,
Unknown
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
quintet
performance.
Total
time:
46
minutes
Date:
January
11-‐12,
1988
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Contemporary
Frank
Morgan
(ldr),
Frank
Morgan
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Mulgrew
Miller
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Old
Bowl,
New
Grits
-‐
7:33
(Mulgrew
Miller)
b.
Reflections
-‐
7:12
(Thelonious
Monk)
c.
Starting
Over
-‐
6:09
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
d.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
6:49
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Sonnymoon
For
Two
-‐
9:06
(Sonny
Rollins)
f.
O.K.
-‐
6:11
(Ron
Carter)
All
titles
on:
-
Contemporary
LP
12":
C
14052
-‐
Reflections
(1988)
-
Contemporary
CD:
CCD14052-2
-
Reflections
(1992)
Date:
March
25,
1988
Location:
New
Morning
Club,
Paris,
France
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Andrew
Hill
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Mick
Hutton
(b),
Mark
Taylor
(d)
a.
Friday
The
Thirteenth
-
15:59
(Thelonious
Monk)
b.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
18:03
(Thelonious
Monk)
c.
Blue
'n'
Boogie
-‐
16:14
(Dizzy
Gillespie,
Frank
Paparelli)
d.
Invitation
-‐
18:55
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
e.
All
The
Things
You
Are
-‐
19:58
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
255
f.
Body
And
Soul
-‐
22:39
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
g.
The
Theme
-
10:05
(Miles
Davis)
Jazz
Magazine
#371:
May
1988,
p.12.
Date:
4/30/1988
Location:
Ost-‐West
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Jazz
Action
Center,
Nürnberg,
Germany
Label:
Soul
Note
Arnett
Cobb,
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Arnett
Cobb,
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Benny
Green
(p),
Walter
Schmocker
(b),
Doug
Hammond
(d)
a.
Steeple
Chase
-‐
8:06
(Charlie
Parker)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
b.
Smooth
Sailing
-
4:48
(Arnett
Cobb)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
c.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
d.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
e.
When
Sunny
Gets
Blue
-
16:40
(Marvin
Fisher,
Jack
Segal)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
f.
I
Got
Rhythm
-‐
5:29
(George
Gershwin)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-2
-
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
g.
Cotton
Tail
-‐
10:34
(Duke
Ellington)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
194-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
2
h.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
9:15
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
194-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
2
i.
Autumn
Leaves
[aka
Les
Feuilles
Mortes]
-
7:56
(Joseph
Kosma,
Jacques
Prevert,
Johnny
Mercer)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
194-‐2
-
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
2
j.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
-‐
6:40
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
194-2
-
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
2
k.
Flying
Home
-
5:39
(Benny
Goodman,
Lionel
Hampton,
Sydney
Robin)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
194-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
2
l.
Lester
Leaps
In
-‐
8:24
(Lester
Young)
Soul
Note
CD:
SN
121
184-‐2
-‐
Tenor
Tribute,
vol.
1
c,
d,
e
performed
as
medley.
Omit
Arnett
Cobb
(ts)
on
d,
e,
h,
j.
Omit
Jimmy
Heath
(ts)
on
b,
c,
d,
i.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
c,
e,
h.
c.
d.
e.
form
"Ballad
Medley"
Date:
Between
May
7-‐14,
1988
Location:
Jazz
sous
les
Pommiers
Coutances,
Coutances,
Manche,
France
256
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Jack
Gregg
(b),
Cindy
Blackman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
5/25/1988
Location:
Studentsenteret,
Oslo,
Norway
Label:
Grappa
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dag
Arnesen
(p),
Bjorn
Kjellemyr
(b),
Frank
Jakobsen
(d)
a.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
Nattjazz
(Nor)
CD:
GRCD
103
-‐
Nattjazz:
Joe
Henderson
Norwegian
Quartet
This
performance
was
recorded
at
Nattjazz,
the
annual
Norwegian
Jazz
Festival,
where
Henderson
was
a
guest
artist.
Date:
June
1998
Location:
Vilshofen,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis
(ss,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Walter
Bishop,
Jr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Old
Folks
-‐
9:01
(Willard
Robison,
Dedette
Lee
Hill)
b.
The
Man
From
Potter's
Crossing
-‐
12:38
(Jimmy
Woode)
c.
Hot
Licks
-‐
5:30
(Nathan
Davis)
d.
Work
Song
-‐
6:37
(Nat
Adderley,
Oscar
Brown,
Jr.)
Nathan
Davis
(ss)
on
d
only.
Omit
Nathan
Davis
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
a.
Omit
Nat
Adderley
(c)
on
a.
Date:
6/4/1988
Location:
Friedrichstadtpalast,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Walter
Bishop,
Jr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
The
Man
From
Potter's
Crossing
-
9:44
(Jimmy
Woode)
b.
Hot
Licks
-
5:24
(Nathan
Davis)
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
LP
12":
856418
-‐
Jazzbuhne
Berlin
'88
(1989)
c.
Old
Folks
-
7:47
(Willard
Robison,
Dedette
Lee
Hill)
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
LP
12":
856418
-‐
Jazzbuhne
Berlin
'88
(1989)
d.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
-‐
10:05
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
LP
12":
856418
-‐
Jazzbuhne
Berlin
'88
(1989)
e.
Bags'
Groove
-‐
6:31
(Milt
Jackson)
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
LP
12":
856418
-‐
Jazzbuhne
Berlin
'88
(1989)
f.
Work
Song
-‐
6:55
(Nat
Adderley,
Oscar
Brown,
Jr.)
257
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
LP
12":
856418
-‐
Jazzbuhne
Berlin
'88
(1989)
g.
Sweet
Love
Of
Mine
-‐
8:18
(Woody
Shaw)
Amiga
Jazz
(DDR)
LP
12":
856418
-
Jazzbuhne
Berlin
'88
(1989)
d.
listed
as
"Rue
Chaptal".
Date:
6/9/1988
Location:
Theaterhaus,
Stuttgart,
Germany
Label:
Proscenium
The
Paris
Reunion
Band
(ldr),
Nathan
Davis
(ss,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Woody
Shaw
(t,
arr),
Nat
Adderley
(c),
Curtis
Fuller
(tb),
Walter
Bishop,
Jr.
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Idris
Muhammad
(d)
a.
Tune
Down
-‐
10:54
(Kenny
Drew,
Sr.)
Proscenium
VHS:
10004
-
Paris
Reunion
Band:
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(1988)
Kultur
DVD:
032031400696
-‐
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(2005)
b.
Work
Song
-‐
8:15
(Nat
Adderley,
Oscar
Brown,
Jr.)
Proscenium
VHS:
10004
-
Paris
Reunion
Band:
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(1988)
Kultur
DVD:
032031400696
-‐
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(2005)
c.
The
Man
From
Potter's
Crossing
-‐
10:35
(Jimmy
Woode)
Proscenium
VHS:
10004
-‐
Paris
Reunion
Band:
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(1988)
Kultur
DVD:
032031400696
-‐
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(2005)
d.
Old
Folks
-‐
9:31
(Willard
Robison,
Dedette
Lee
Hill)
e.
Hot
Licks
-‐
7:15
(Nathan
Davis)
Proscenium
VHS:
10004
-‐
Paris
Reunion
Band:
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(1988)
Kultur
DVD:
032031400696
-‐
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(2005)
f.
Sweet
Love
Of
Mine
-‐
9:25
(Woody
Shaw)
Proscenium
VHS:
10004
-‐
Paris
Reunion
Band:
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(1988)
Kultur
DVD:
032031400696
-‐
Live
At
Theaterhaus
(2005)
g.
52nd
Street
Theme
-‐
2:03
(Thelonious
Monk)
Omit
Nathan
Davis
(ss)
on
d,
e,
f.
Omit
Nathan
Davis
(ts)
on
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
d.
Omit
Woody
Shaw
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Nat
Adderley
(c)
on
d.
Woody
Shaw
(arr)
on
f
only.
Date:
8/10/1988
Location:
Alice
Tully
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Jimmy
Hamilton
(cl),
Norris
Turney
(as),
Joe
Henderson,
Frank
Wess
(ts),
Joe
Temperley
(bar),
Marcus
Belgrave,
Willie
Cook,
Lew
Soloff
(t),
Art
Baron,
Buster
Cooper,
Jimmy
Knepper
(tb),
Roland
Hanna
(p),
Milt
Hinton
(b),
Kenny
Washington
(d),
Andy
Stein
(vn)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Lincoln
Center
tribute
to
Duke
Ellington,
part
of
the
"Classical
Jazz"
series.
NYT:
13
August
1988.
Date:
8/15/1988
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Landmark
258
Mulgrew
Miller
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mulgrew
Miller
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
The
Countdown
-‐
8:16
(Mulgrew
Miller)
b.
Exact
Change
-‐
5:19
(Mulgrew
Miller)
c.
What
The
World
Needs
Now
Is
Love
-‐
7:27
(Burt
Bacharach,
Hal
David)
d.
1684
-‐
5:51
(Ron
Carter)
e.
Tetragon
-‐
6:42
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
Crystal
Palace
-‐
5:39
(Tony
Williams)
g.
Ambrosia
-‐
4:42
(Mulgrew
Miller)
h.
August
Afternoon
-‐
5:58
(Mulgrew
Miller)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Landmark
(Jap)
CD:
VDJ-‐1200
-‐
The
Countdown
-‐
Landmark
CD:
LCD1519-‐2
-‐
The
Countdown
(1988)
-‐
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1519
-‐
The
Countdown
(1988)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
g.
Date:
August
16-‐21,
1988
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Delbert
Felix
(b),
Billy
Drummond
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Chicago
Tribune:
5
August
1988,
p.2,
19
August
1988,
p.5;
Chicago
Sun-Times:
18
August
1988,
sec.
2,
p.
51.
Date:
August
1988
Location:
Universal
Recording
Studio,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
BRC
JAM
Akio
Sasajima
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Akio
Sasajima
(g),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
David
Gordon
(syn),
Kelly
Sill
(b),
Thomas
Kini
(eb),
Joel
Spencer
(d),
Marlene
Alden
(v)
a.
Humpty
Dumpty
-‐
7:45
(Chick
Corea)
b.
Peace
-‐
7:31
(Horace
Silver)
Enja
CD:
9300
-‐
Ballads
(1997)
c.
Eyes
Of
The
Dragon
-‐
8:27
(Akio
Sasajima)
d.
Wheeler
Dealer
-‐
8:25
(Akio
Sasajima)
e.
Seven
Souls
-‐
6:18
(Akio
Sasajima)
f.
Alone
Together
-‐
8:12
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
All
titles
on:
-‐
BRC
JAM
CD:
BRC-‐JAM-‐9002
-‐
Humpty
Dumpty
-‐
Enja
(Jap)
CD:
CRCJ-‐1043
-‐
Humpty
Dumpty
-‐
Enja
CD:
ENJ-‐8032-2
-
Humpty
Dumpty
(1993)
David
Gordon
(syn)
on
e
only.
Thomas
Kini
(eb)
on
e
only.
Marlene
Alden
(v)
on
e
only.
Date:
8/26/1988
Location:
Mt.
Fuji
Jazz
Festival,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[private
video
recording]
259
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Don
Sickler
(t),
Cameron
Brown
(b),
George
Kawaguchi
(d)
a.
Autumn
Leaves
[aka
Les
Feuilles
Mortes]
(Joseph
Kosma,
Jacques
Prevert,
Johnny
Mercer)
Date:
8/27/1988
Location:
Mt.
Fuji
Jazz
Festival,
Honshu,
Japan
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Roy
Hargrove,
Wallace
Roney,
Don
Sickler
(t),
Robin
Eubanks,
Roswell
Rudd
(tb),
Howard
Johnson
(tu),
Benny
Green,
Don
Pullen,
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Cameron
Brown,
Marlene
Rosenberg,
Peter
Washington
(b),
Cindy
Blackman,
Ralph
Peterson,
Kenny
Washington
(d)
a.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
b.
Tenor
Madness
[aka
Royal
Roost;
aka
Rue
Chaptal;
aka
Sportin'
Crowd]
(Kenny
Dorham,
Sonny
Rollins,
Kenny
Clarke,
Hank
Mobley)
c.
[unknown
titles]
Roy
Hargrove
(t)
on
c
only.
Wallace
Roney
(t)
on
b
only.
Don
Sickler
(t)
on
b
only.
Robin
Eubanks
(tb)
on
b
only.
Roswell
Rudd
(tb)
on
a
only.
Howard
Johnson
(tu)
on
a
only.
Benny
Green
(p)
on
b
only.
Don
Pullen
(p)
on
a
only.
Renee
Rosnes
(p)
on
c
only.
Cameron
Brown
(b)
on
a
only.
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b)
on
c
only.
Peter
Washington
(b)
on
b
only.
Cindy
Blackman
(d)
on
c
only.
Ralph
Peterson
(d)
on
a
only.
Kenny
Washington
(d)
on
b
only.
Date:
8/28/1988
Location:
Mt.
Fuji
Jazz
Festival,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
George
Adams,
Johnny
Griffin,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Horace
Parlan
(p),
Peter
Washington
(b),
Kenny
Washington
(d),
Giovanni
Hidalgo
(cga)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
"2
Tenors"
+1.
Date:
8/28/1988
Location:
Mt.
Fuji
Jazz
Festival,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Marlene
Rosenberg
(b),
Cindy
Blackman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
October
1988
Location:
Jazz
In
The
City
-
Florence
Gould
Center,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Cables
(p),
Rob
Wasserman
(b)
a.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
b.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
260
c.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
d.
Good
Morning
Heartache
(Ervin
Drake,
Irene
Higginbotham,
Dan
Fisher)
SF
Chronicle:
18
October
1988,
Daily
Datebook
p.E2.
Date:
November
1988
Location:
South
Coast
Community
Church,
Irvine,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Orange
County
Register:
9
November
1988,
p.L2.
Date:
11/12/1988
Location:
Royce
Hall,
UCLA,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Andy
Simpkins
(b),
Ralph
Penland
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
the
"Freddie
Hubbard
All-‐Stars".
LA
Times:
14
November
1988.
Date:
12/1/1988
Location:
Montreal,
Canada
Label:
Justin
Time
Jon
Ballantyne
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Ballantyne
(p),
Neil
Swainson
(b),
Jerry
Fuller
(d)
a.
Blues
Connotation
-‐
7:27
(Ornette
Coleman)
b.
Oh,
What
I've
Been
Thru
-‐
12:07
(Jon
Ballantyne)
Justin
Time
LP
12":
Just-‐30
-‐
Sky
Dance
(1988)
c.
Sky
Dance
-‐
9:23
(Jon
Ballantyne)
Justin
Time
LP
12":
Just-‐30
-‐
Sky
Dance
(1988)
d.
You
And
The
Night
And
The
Music
-‐
7:37
(Howard
Dietz,
Arthur
Schwartz)
Justin
Time
LP
12":
Just-‐30
-‐
Sky
Dance
(1988)
e.
Opus
IV
-‐
5:52
(Jon
Ballantyne)
Justin
Time
LP
12":
Just-‐30
-‐
Sky
Dance
(1988)
Justin
Time
CD:
6501
-‐
The
Art
Of
The
Saxophone
(1998)
f.
BYO
Blues
-‐
7:07
(Jon
Ballantyne)
Justin
Time
LP
12":
Just-‐30
-‐
Sky
Dance
(1988)
g.
You
Don't
Know
What
Love
Is
-‐
6:58
(Gene
DePaul,
Don
Raye)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Justin
Time
CD:
Just-‐30
-‐
Sky
Dance
(1989)
Date:
early
1989
Location:
East
85th
Showboat,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Jon
Ballantyne
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Ballantyne
(p)
261
a.
[unknown
titles]
Toronto
Star:
4
May
1989,
p.C6.;
10
August
1989,
p.C4.
Date:
January
25-‐29,
1989
Location:
Knitting
Factory,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Andrew
Hill
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Henderson
(t),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
Rufus
Reid
(b),
Ben
Riley
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Newsday:
22
January
1989,
p.11.
Date:
4/15/1989
Location:
Sanders
Theater,
Harvard
University,
Cambridge,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Harvard
University
Jazz
Band
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
James
Williams
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
This
concert
was
a
tribute
to
the
music
of
Eric
Dolphy,
and
featured
the
James
Williams
trio
with
Henderson.
Apparently
two
Henderson
compositions
were
also
performed.
Boston
Globe:
4
April
1989;
14
April
1989,
p.36.
Date:
4/18/1989
Location:
Horace
Mann
Auditorium,
Columbia
University,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Columbia
Jazz
Band
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Don
Sickler
(con)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson's
big
band
charts
were
featured
on
this
concert.
NYT:
21
April
1989,
p.C4.
Date:
May
1989
Location:
Kimball's
East,
Emeryville,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Cedar
Walton
(p),
Jeff
Chambers
(b),
Ralph
Penland
(d)
a.
Cedar's
Blues
(Cedar
Walton)
b.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
c.
Rhythm-‐a-‐ning
(Thelonious
Monk)
Hubbard
missed
the
first
night
of
this
engagement.
SF
Chronicle:
5
May
1989,
p.E5.
Date:
May
1989
Location:
Elario's,
San
Diego,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Cables
(p),
Marshall
Hawkins
(b),
Jim
Plank
(d)
262
a.
[unknown
titles]
LA
Times:
18
May
1989,
Entertainment
Desk,
p.2.
Concert
reviewed
in
LA
Times:
1
June
1989,
Entertainment
Desk,
p.2.
Date:
6/26/1989
Location:
Vancouver
Playhouse,
Vancouver,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Gruntz
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Vancouver
Sun:
17
June
1989,
Leisure,
p.E3
Date:
June
29,
1989?
Location:
Blackstone
Hotel,
Chicago,
Ill.
Label:
[no
known
recording]
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Gruntz
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Chicago
Tribune:
6/29/1989,
Tempo
p.3.
Date:
6/30/1989
Location:
Montreal
Jazz
Festval,
Montreal,
Canada
Label:
Verve
Charlie
Haden
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
12:00
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
b.
All
The
Things
You
Are
-‐
19:19
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
c.
In
The
Moment
-‐
14:41
(Charlie
Haden)
d.
Passport
-‐
20:56
(Charlie
Parker)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
0001979-‐02
-‐
Charlie
Haden/Joe
Henderson/Al
Foster:
The
Montreal
Tapes
(2004)
Date:
ca.
7/1989
Location:
Village
Gate,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ernst-‐Ludwig
Petrowsky,
Larry
Schneider
(rds),
Lew
Soloff,
Marvin
Stamm
(t),
Ray
Anderson,
Art
Baron
(tb),
Dave
Taylor
(btb),
Howard
Johnson
(tu,
v),
George
Gruntz
(p),
Mark
Murphy
(v)
a.
Fishing
With
Gramps
(George
Gruntz)
b.
Seventh
Avenue
Express
Blues
(George
Gruntz)
c.
Beauty
And
The
Beast
[lyric
version]
(Wayne
Shorter,
Mark
Murphy)
Omit
Mark
Murphy
(v)
on
a.
NYT:
4
July
1989.
Pieces
by
Henderson
and
Larry
Schneider
were
also
performed.
263
Date:
August
15-‐20,
1989
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Charles
McPherson
(ldr),
Charles
McPherson
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Willie
Pickens
(p),
Larry
Gray
(b),
Wilbur
Campbell
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Tribute
to
Charlie
Parker.
Chicago
Sun-‐Times:
20
July
1989,
p.59;
17
August
1989,
Sec.
2,
p.65;
Chicago
Tribune:
6
August
89
p.18.
Date:
September
1989
Location:
Regattabar,
Cambridge,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Boston
Globe:
September
1,
1989,
Performance,
p.83.
Date:
9/3/1989
Location:
Chicago
Jazz
Festival,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Walter
Davis,
Jr.
(p),
Santi
Debriano
(b),
Kenny
Washington
(d)
a.
Scorpio
Rising
(Walter
Davis,
Jr.)
b.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
c.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
(Cole
Porter)
d.
Blues
For
Duane
(Freddie
Hubbard)
Chicago
Sun-‐Times:
27
August
1989,
Show,
p.1;
31
August
1989,
p.51;
Review
in:
DB:
12/89
(vol
56
no.
12),
p.57;
Chicago
Tribune:
5
September
1989,
p.18;
Austin
American
Statesman:
8
September
1989,
p.E2.
Date:
September
5-‐10,
1989
Location:
Catalina
Bar
&
Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Billy
Childs
(p),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
b.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
(Cole
Porter)
LA
Times:
7
September
1989,
p.V16.
Date:
beginning
September
20,
1989
Location:
Ronnie
Scott's,
London,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Critchinson
(p)
a.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
264
The
Times:
21
September
1989;
The
Guardian:
25
September
1989,
p.38.
Henderson
was
backed
by
the
John
Critchinson
trio.
Date:
October
1989
Location:
Nancy
Jazz
Pulsations,
Nancy,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
J.F.
Jenny-‐Clark
(b)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Festival
ran
from
October
7-‐21,
1989.
Date:
October
3
&
4,
1989
Location:
Monster,
Netherlands
Label:
Nabel
Klaus
Ignatzek
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Klaus
Ignatzek
(p),
Jean-‐Louis
Rassinfosse
(b),
Joris
Dudli
(d)
a.
Day
For
Night
-‐
13:02
(Klaus
Ignatzek)
b.
Three
Wishes
-‐
7:34
(Klaus
Ignatzek)
c.
New
Surprise
-‐
6:34
(Klaus
Ignatzek)
d.
Beautiful
Colours
-‐
19:51
(Klaus
Ignatzek)
e.
Blue
Energy
-‐
7:53
(Klaus
Ignatzek)
f.
Ballad
For
Ulli
-‐
8:54
(Klaus
Ignatzek)
g.
Monk's
Visit
-‐
7:53
All
titles
on:
-‐
Nabel
CD:
4639
-‐
Day
For
Night
-‐
IRS
(G)
CD:
979839
-‐
Day
For
Night
-‐
Nabel
LP
12":
4639
-‐
Day
For
Night
Date:
October
10
&
12,
1989
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Landmark
Donald
Byrd
(ldr),
Kenny
Garrett
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Donald
Byrd
(t,
fh),
Donald
Brown
(p),
Peter
Washington
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Theme
For
Malcolm
-‐
7:39
(Donald
Brown)
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1523
-
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
32
Records
CD:
32080
-‐
Landmarks
(1998)
32
Records
CD:
32101
-‐
Jazz
For
The
Open
Road
(1998)
Savoy
CD:
SVY-‐17273
-‐
Landmarks
(2003)
b.
That's
All
There
Is
To
Love
-‐
5:44
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1523
-
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
32
Records
CD:
32106
-‐
Jazz
For
When
You're
Alone
(1999)
c.
Pomponio
-
10:18
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1523
-‐
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
Pho
CD:
8006
-‐
Latin
Jazz
Experience
(1996)
32
Records
CD:
32080
-‐
Landmarks
(1998)
Savoy
CD:
SVY-‐17273
-‐
Landmarks
(2003)
d.
A
Certain
Attitude
-‐
5:13
(James
Williams)
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1523
-‐
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
e.
The
Onliest
-‐
9:55
(Donald
Byrd)
265
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1523
-‐
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
32
Records
CD:
32080
-‐
Landmarks
(1998)
Savoy
CD:
SVY-‐17273
-‐
Landmarks
(2003)
f.
Teeter
Totter
[aka
Around
The
Corner]
-‐
8:07
(Joe
Henderson)
Landmark
LP
12":
LLP
1523
-‐
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
32
Records
CD:
32080
-‐
Landmarks
(1998)
Savoy
CD:
SVY-‐17273
-‐
Landmarks
(2003)
g.
I
Got
It
Bad
And
That
Ain't
Good
-
8:29
(Duke
Ellington,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Landmark
CD:
LCD
1523-‐2
-‐
Getting
Down
To
Business
(1990)
Omit
Kenny
Garrett
(as)
on
b,
e.
Omit
Donald
Byrd
(t)
on
a,
d.
Donald
Byrd
(fh)
on
a,
d
only.
f.
listed
as
"Around
The
Corner".
Date:
10/26/1989
Location:
Slim's,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
big
band.
SF
Chronicle:
25
October
1989,
p.E3.
Date:
December
4-‐9,
1989
Location:
Blue
Note,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Ballantyne
(p),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Gazette
(Montreal,
Quebec):
8
April
1990,
p.A2.
Date:
ca.
1990
Location:
Paramount
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
BMG
Bruce
Hornsby
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jerry
Garcia,
Peter
Harris,
George
Marinelli,
Jr.
(g),
Bela
Fleck
(bj),
Bruce
Hornsby
(p,
v),
Joe
Puerta
(eb),
John
Molo
(d,
per),
Shawn
Colvin
(v)
a.
A
Night
On
The
Town
(Bruce
Hornsby,
John
B.
Hornsby)
b.
Fire
On
The
Cross
(Bruce
Hornsby,
John
B.
Hornsby)
c.
Barren
Ground
(Bruce
Hornsby,
John
B.
Hornsby)
d.
Across
The
River
(Bruce
Hornsby,
John
B.
Hornsby)
e.
Stranded
On
Easy
Street
(Bruce
Hornsby,
John
B.
Hornsby)
f.
The
End
Of
The
Innocence
(Bruce
Hornsby,
Don
Henley)
g.
Lost
Soul
(Bruce
Hornsby)
h.
The
Valley
Road
(Bruce
Hornsby,
John
B.
Hornsby)
i.
The
Way
It
Is
(Bruce
Hornsby)
j.
Another
Day
(Bruce
Hornsby)
k.
These
Arms
Of
Mine
(Bruce
Hornsby)
266
All
titles
on:
-‐
BMG
DVD:
-‐
A
Night
On
The
Town
(1990)
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
f
only.
Jerry
Garcia
(g)
on
c,
d,
e
only.
Bela
Fleck
(bj)
on
b
only.
Shawn
Colvin
(v)
on
g
only.
This
concert
was
broadcast
on
cable
television
in
1990.
Henderson,
Fleck,
Garcia,
and
Colvin
were
guest
artists
with
Bruce
Hornsby
and
The
Range
for
this
event.
Date:
1990
Location:
Subway
Jazz
Club,
Koln,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Kenny
Barron
(ldr),
Vincent
Herring
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
TV
broadcast:
58
minutes.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
2/13/1990
Location:
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Blue
Moon
Mel
Martin
(ldr),
Mel
Martin
(f,
ss,
ts),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Vincent
(g),
Jeff
Chambers
(b),
Donald
Bailey
(d)
a.
Gallop's
Gallop
-‐
6:32
(Thelonious
Monk)
Blue
Moon
CD:
R2
79154
-‐
Bebop
&
Beyond
Plays
Thelonious
Monk
Other
titles
and
personnel
not
included.
Additional
selections
recorded
on
this
date
and
February
15,
1990,
but
Henderson
was
in
New
York
(see
below).
Date:
February
15
&
16,
1990
Location:
A
&
R
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Blue
Note
Renee
Rosnes
(ldr),
Steve
Wilson
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Ira
Coleman
(b),
Billy
Drummond
(d)
a.
Summer
Night
-‐
8:29
(Harry
Warren,
Al
Dubin)
Blue
Note
CD:
B2-89287-2
-
Joe
Henderson:
The
Blue
Note
Years
(1994)
Blue
Note
CD:
26584
-
With
A
Little
Help
From
My
Friends
(2001)
b.
For
The
Moment
-‐
9:23
(Renee
Rosnes)
c.
Four
In
One
-‐
7:16
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Malaga
Moon
-‐
5:41
(Renee
Rosnes)
Blue
Note
CD:
26584
-‐
With
A
Little
Help
From
My
Friends
(2001)
e.
Nemesis
-‐
6:11
(Renee
Rosnes)
f.
Thinking
To
Myself
-‐
8:00
(Renee
Rosnes)
g.
The
Organ
Grinder
-‐
6:21
(Woody
Shaw)
h.
Homeward
-‐
7:36
(Renee
Rosnes)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Somethin'
Else
(Jap)
CD:
TOCJ-‐5524
-‐
For
the
Moment
-‐
Blue
Note
CD:
CDP
7
94859
2
-‐
For
The
Moment
(1990)
Steve
Wilson
(ss)
on
b,
d,
e
only.
Steve
Wilson
(as)
on
h
only.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
h.
267
Date:
2/26/1990
Location:
Blues
Alley,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jim
McNeely
(p),
Geoff
Harper
(b),
Keith
Killgo
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
3/1/1990
Location:
Fat
Tuesday's,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Mike
Richmond
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Engagement
lasted
from
March
1-‐4,
1990.
VV:
6
March
1990.
Date:
5/6/1990
Location:
Jazzhus
Montmartre,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jesper
Lundgaard
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
May
28
&
29,
1990
Location:
Paris,
France
Label:
Birdology
Ernie
Wilkins
(ldr),
Frank
Wess
(f,
ts),
Marshal
Royal
(cl,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ernie
Wilkins
(ts,
arr),
Ronnie
Cuber
(bar),
Benny
Bailey,
Snooky
Young
(t),
Curtis
Fuller,
Grover
Mitchell
(tb),
James
Williams
(p),
Jimmy
Woode
(b),
Charli
Persip
(d)
a.
Johnny
Come
Lately
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
The
Mooche
(Duke
Ellington)
c.
Sophisticated
Lady
(Duke
Ellington)
d.
Kinda
Dukish
(Duke
Ellington)
e.
My
Little
Brown
Book
(Billy
Strayhorn,
Duke
Ellington)
f.
Things
Ain't
What
They
Used
To
Be
(Duke
Ellington)
g.
Good
Queen
Bess
(Johnny
Hodges)
h.
Don't
Get
Around
Much
Anymore
(Duke
Ellington)
i.
Isfahan
(Billy
Strayhorn)
j.
Take
The
Coltrane
(Duke
Ellington)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Birdology
CD:
519.346-‐2
-‐
Kaleido
Duke
Date:
7/6/1990
Location:
Montreal
Jazz
Festival,
Montreal,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Ballantyne
(p)
a.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
b.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
268
These
were
the
only
performers
for
this
date.
The
Gazette
(Montreal)
7
July
1990,
p.E4;
LA
Times:
9
July
1990,
Calendar,
p.F-‐2.
Date:
July
17-‐21,
1990
Location:
Top
O'
The
Senator,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Jon
Ballantyne
(p),
George
Mitchell
(b),
Barry
Romberg
(d)
a.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
The
Toronto
Star:
19
July
1990,
p.B2.
Date:
August
1990
Location:
New
York
City
Label:
Jazz
City
(Jap)
Kevin
Hays
(ldr),
Steve
Wilson
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kevin
Hays
(p),
Scott
Colley
(b),
Bill
Stewart
(d)
a.
El
Matador
-‐
8:01
(Kevin
Hays)
b.
Emperor
Leon
-‐
10:28
(Kevin
Hays)
c.
Like
Sonny
-‐
6:46
(John
Coltrane)
d.
The
Good
Life
-‐
6:56
(Kevin
Hays)
e.
The
Brahmin's
Son
-‐
10:54
(Kevin
Hays)
f.
Nobilissima
Vislone
-‐
6:16
(Paul
Hindemith)
g.
Snake
Eyes
-‐
7:53
(Kevin
Hays)
h.
No
Such
Luck
-
5:26
(Steve
Wilson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Jazz
City
(Jap)
CD:
PCCY-‐00247
-‐
El
Matador
(1991)
-‐
Evidence
CD:
22199
-‐
El
Matador
(1998)
Date:
8/13/1990
Location:
Kimball's
East,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Chico
Freeman,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Andrew
Hill
(p),
John
Heard
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
All
The
Things
You
Are
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
Reportedly,
Henderson
arrived
late,
in
the
middle
of
this
tune.
Other
tunes
and
personnel
not
listed
here.SF
Chronicle:
8/15/1990,
Daily
Datebook,
pE3.
Date:
October
2-‐7,
1990
Location:
Chicago,
Ill.
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Chicago
Tribune:
9/9/1990,
Arts
p18.
Date:
October
10-‐14,
1990
Location:
Elario's,
San
Diego,
CA
269
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kevin
Hays
(p),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Hays
is
listed
as
"Kevin
Harp"
in
this
article.
LA
Times:
11
October
1990.
Date:
10/28/1990
Location:
SF
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Grace
Cathedral,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Zakir
Hussain
(tbl)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
and
Hussain
performed
duets,
billed
as
"Sacred
Space."
SF
Chronicle:
25
October
1990.
Date:
11/2/1990
Location:
One
Step
Down,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Washington
Post:
5
November
1990.
Date:
December
1990
Label:
Epic
Stanley
Clarke,
George
Duke
(ldr),
Wayne
Shorter
(ss),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Duke
(key,
v),
Stanley
Clarke
(eb,
v),
Dennis
Chambers
(d),
Carl
Carwell,
Phil
Perry
(v)
a.
Find
Out
Who
You
Are
-‐
4:38
(Stanley
Clarke)
Epic
CD:
EK
46012
-‐
"3"
The
Stanley
Clarke/George
Duke
Project
(1990)
Date:
12/2/1990
Location:
Madrid,
Spain
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Vincent
(g),
Kenny
Werner
(p),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
ca.
1991
Location:
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Geffen
Rickie
Lee
Jones
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Robben
Ford
(eg),
John
Leftwich
(b),
Walfredo
Reyes
(per),
Rickie
Lee
Jones,
David
Was
(v)
a.
Dat
Dere
-‐
4:07
(Bobby
Timmons,
Oscar
Brown,
Jr.)
b.
Bye
Bye
Blackbird
-‐
2:22
(Mort
Dixon,
Ray
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Geffen
CD:
GEFD
24426
-‐
Pop
Pop
(1991)
270
Omit
David
Was
(v)
on
b.
Other
tracks
and
personnel
not
listed.
Date:
January
17-‐19,
1991
Location:
Fantasy
Studios,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Landmark
Donald
Byrd
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Donald
Byrd
(t,
fh),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Donald
Brown
(p),
Rufus
Reid
(b),
Carl
Allen
(d),
Lorice
Stevens
(v)
a.
King
Arthur
-
8:21
(Donald
Byrd)
32
Records
CD:
32080
-‐
Landmarks
(1998)
Savoy
CD:
SVY-‐17273
-‐
Landmarks
(2003)
b.
I'll
Always
Remember
-‐
9:38
(Donald
Byrd)
c.
A
City
Called
Heaven
-‐
10:30
(Traditional)
d.
Back
Down
In
Lu
Easy
Anna
-‐
6:49
(Donald
Brown)
e.
Byrd
Song
-‐
6:01
(Donald
Byrd)
f.
Del
Valle
-‐
7:20
(Bobby
Hutcherson)
g.
Remember
Me
(from
Dido
And
Aeneas)
-‐
5:28
(Donald
Byrd,
Henry
Purcell)
h.
Not
Necessarily
The
Blues
-‐
7:10
(Donald
Byrd)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Landmark
CD:
LCD
1530-2
-
A
City
Called
Heaven
(1991)
Omit
Donald
Byrd
(t)
on
d,
f,
h.
Donald
Byrd
(fh)
on
d,
f,
h
only.
Lorice
Stevens
(v)
on
c,
g
only.
Date:
January
30,
31
&
March
18,
1991
Label:
Verve
Stephen
Scott
(ldr),
Justin
Robinson
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Roy
Hargrove
(t),
Stephen
Scott
(p),
Peter
Washington
(b),
Lewis
Nash
(d)
a.
Steps,
Paths
And
Journeys
(Stephen
Scott)
b.
Pent-‐Up
House
(Sonny
Rollins)
c.
All
The
Comforts
Of
Home
(Stephen
Scott)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
849
557-‐2
-‐
Something
To
Consider
(1991)
Justin
Robinson
(as)
on
c
only.
Roy
Hargrove
(t)
on
c
only.
Only
tracks
with
Henderson
are
listed.
Date:
February
2-‐4,
1991
Location:
Sear
Sound
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Justice
Rebecca
Coupe
Franks
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Rebecca
Coupe
Franks
(t,
fh,
arr),
Leni
Stern
(g),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Ben
Riley
(d),
Carolyn
Brandy
(per)
a.
Suit
Of
Armor
-‐
6:29
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
b.
Thank
-
3:47
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
c.
U-‐bitch
-‐
8:42
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
271
d.
I'm
Beginning
To
See
The
Light
-
4:47
(Duke
Ellington)
e.
Lydia
-‐
6:40
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
f.
No
Gimmicks
Please
-‐
4:29
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
g.
Elephant
Dreams
-
10:22
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
h.
Afternoon
In
Paris
-
6:28
(John
Lewis)
i.
Back
Out
-‐
4:56
(Leni
Stern)
j.
Soulful
Betty,
Fly
-‐
4:26
(Rebecca
Coupe
Franks)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Justice
CD:
JR
0901-‐2
-‐
Suit
Of
Armor
(1992)
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
c,
d,
g,
h
only.
Omit
Rebecca
Coupe
Franks
(t)
on
i.
Rebecca
Coupe
Franks
(fh)
on
i
only.
Leni
Stern
(g)
on
i
only.
Omit
Buster
Williams
(b)
on
b,
j.
Omit
Ben
Riley
(d)
on
b,
j.
Carolyn
Brandy
(per)
on
a,
f,
g,
i
only.
Rebecca
Coupe
Franks
(arr)
on
h
only.
Date:
2/3/1991
Location:
Fat
Tuesday's,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Rufus
Reid
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
5
February
1991.
Date:
February
6-‐9,1991
Location:
Regattabar,
Charles
Hotel,
Cambridge,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kevin
Hays
(p),
Peter
Washington
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper)
b.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
c.
[unknown
titles]
Boston
Globe:
2/7/1991,
Arts
and
Film,
p66.
Date:
February
19-‐25,
1991
Location:
Catalina
Bar
&
Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kevin
Hays
(p),
Peter
Washington
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
Jinrikisha
(Joe
Henderson)
LA
Times:
21
February
1991.
Date:
February
19-‐25,
1991
Location:
Catalina
Bar&Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kevin
Hays
(p),
Peter
Washington
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
272
a.
Jinrikisha
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
[unknown
titles]
LA
Times:
2/21/1991.
Date:
3/26/1991
Location:
Sear
Sound
Recording
Studio,
New
York
City
Label:
Red
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Rufus
Reid
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Blue
Bossa
-
9:16
(Kenny
Dorham)
b.
Inner
Urge
-‐
9:35
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Body
And
Soul
-‐
12:45
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
d.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-‐
8:48
(Billy
Strayhorn)
e.
'Round
Midnight
-‐
8:42
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
f.
In
'n
Out
-‐
5:20
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
Body
And
Soul
-‐
13:26
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Red
CD:
RR
123
248-‐2
-‐
The
Standard
Joe
(1992)
Date:
April
3
&
4,
1991
Location:
RCA
Studio
A,
New
York
City
Label:
Chesky
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
9:48
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Miss
Bea
-
7:08
(McCoy
Tyner)
Chesky
CD:
68
-‐
The
Best
Of
Chesky,
vol.
2
(1992)
c.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
-‐
8:04
(Cole
Porter)
Chesky
CD:
134
-‐
Chesky
Woodwinds
Collection
(1995)
d.
My
Romance
-‐
6:36
(Richard
Rodgers,
Lorenz
Hart)
e.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
12:11
(Thelonious
Monk)
Chesky
CD:
134
-‐
Chesky
Woodwinds
Collection
(1995)
f.
Beautiful
Love
-
9:14
(Haven
Gillespie,
Victor
Young,
Wayne
King,
Egbert
Van
Alstyne)
g.
A
Quick
Sketch
-‐
10:35
(Ron
Carter)
h.
Home
-‐
10:58
(McCoy
Tyner)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Chesky
CD:
JD
51
-
New
York
Reunion
(1991)
Date:
April
11
&
12,
1991
Location:
Washington,
DC
Label:
What's
In
A
Name
(Jap)
Louis
Scherr
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Louis
Scherr
(p),
Tommy
Cecil
(b),
Tony
Martucci
(d),
Susan
Kelley
(v)
a.
Who
Knows
-‐
6:21
(Duke
Ellington)
b.
Warm
Valley
-‐
8:46
(Duke
Ellington)
c.
Zsa
Zsa
-‐
6:39
(Louis
Scherr)
d.
Santorini
-‐
11:59
(Louis
Scherr)
273
e.
G
Flat
Ballad
-‐
9:36
(Tommy
Cecil)
f.
Escapade
-‐
7:54
(Tommy
Cecil)
g.
Sarabande
-‐
7:34
(Tommy
Cecil)
h.
Perdido
-‐
6:44
(Duke
Ellington,
Juan
Tizol)
All
titles
on:
-
What's
In
A
Name
(Jap)
CD:
CDJ-‐738
-‐
Warm
Valley
(1993)
Date:
April
16
&
18,
1991
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Muse
Donald
Brown
(ldr),
James
Spaulding
(f),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Steve
Nelson
(vib),
Donald
Brown
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Carl
Allen,
Kenny
Washington
(d),
Rudy
Bird,
Donald
Eaton
(per),
Lenora
Helm,
Marlon
Saunders
(v)
a.
The
Power
Of
The
Drums
-‐
6:04
(Donald
Brown,
M.
E.
Stephens)
b.
I
Should
Care
-‐
6:23
(Sammy
Cahn,
Axel
Stordahl,
Paul
Weston)
c.
A
Free
Man?
-‐
7:42
(Donald
Brown)
d.
Cause
And
Effect
-‐
8:05
(Donald
Brown)
e.
Theme
For
Mandela
-‐
6:57
(Donald
Brown)
f.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
7:07
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
Daddy's
Girl
Cynthia
-‐
7:12
(Donald
Brown)
h.
The
Smile
Of
The
Snake
-‐
7:10
(Donald
Brown)
i.
part
1
Man
In
A
State
Of
Nature
-‐
6:22
(Donald
Brown,
N.
Tobin)
j.
part
2
Man
In
A
State
Of
Nature
-
4:45
(Donald
Brown,
N.
Tobin)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Muse
CD:
MCD
5447
-‐
Cause
and
Effect
(1992)
Date:
5/2/1991
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Reservoir
Valery
Ponomarev
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Valery
Ponomarev
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Essiet
Essiet
(b),
Victor
Jones
(d)
a.
I
Concentrate
On
You
-‐
14:04
(Cole
Porter)
b.
I
Was
Afraid
You'd
Never
Call
Me
-‐
6:51
(Valery
Ponomarev)
c.
Time
-‐
9:45
(Richie
Powell)
d.
High
Voltage
At
Rudy's
-‐
9:26
(Valery
Ponomarev)
e.
Appointment
In
The
North
Country
-
11:27
(Valery
Ponomarev)
f.
My
Shining
Hour
-‐
6:28
(Johnny
Mercer,
Harold
Arlen)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Reservoir
CD:
RSRCD
119
-‐
Profile
(1992)
Date:
5/31/1991
Location:
Bockenheimer
Depot,
Frankfurt,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Lew
Soloff
(t),
Charles
Jackson
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
b.
OW!
c.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
Omit
Lew
Soloff
(t)
on
a.
Charles
Jackson
credited
as
"Chip"
Jackson
274
Date:
July
1991
Location:
La
Villette
Jazz
Festival,
Paris,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
July
1991
Location:
Umbria
Jazz
Festival,
Perugia,
Italy
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Don
Grolnick
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Don
Grolnick
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/7/1991
Location:
Jazzfest
Wien
-‐
Messepalast,
Vienna,
Austria
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Don
Grolnick
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Don
Grolnick
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
Heart
Of
Darkness
-‐
9:28
(Don
Grolnick)
b.
Or
Come
Fog
-‐
9:14
(Don
Grolnick)
c.
Nighttown
-‐
14:54
(Don
Grolnick)
d.
Blues
For
'Les'
-‐
11:18
(Don
Grolnick)
e.
Nothing
Personal
-‐
15:00
(Don
Grolnick)
f.
His
Majesty
The
Baby
-‐
11:56
(Don
Grolnick)
g.
The
Sleaze
Factor
-‐
9:27
(Randy
Brecker)
h.
Spot
That
Man
-‐
13:50
(Don
Grolnick)
i.
The
Cost
Of
Living
-‐
14:38
(Don
Grolnick)
j.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
-‐
13:57
(Cole
Porter)
First
selection
fades
in
on
only
known
source.
Video
also
exists.
Date:
7/11/1991
Location:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
recording]
Don
Grolnick
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Don
Grolnick
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
Heart
Of
Darkness
-‐
12:35
(Don
Grolnick)
b.
Nothing
Personal
-‐
11:36
(Don
Grolnick)
c.
The
Sleaze
Factor
-‐
8:33
(Randy
Brecker)
d.
Intro
B
Solo
-‐
3:23
(Don
Grolnick)
e.
The
Cost
Of
Living
-
11:27
(Don
Grolnick)
f.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
-‐
11:23
(Cole
Porter)
g.
Blues
For
'Les'
-‐
10:07
(Don
Grolnick)
d,
e
performed
as
medley.
Date:
7/13/1991
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
275
Label:
[private
recording]
Don
Grolnick
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Don
Grolnick
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
(Cole
Porter)
b.
Blues
For
'Les'
(Don
Grolnick)
Jeff
"Tain"
Watts
is
listed
as
the
drummer
on
the
North
Sea
Festival
website.
On
this
web
recording,
Grolnick
introduces
Victor
Lewis
as
drummer.
Online
mp3
files
are
available
here:
http://www.septembergrass.net/media/grolnick1991_blues_for_les.mp3.
Both
tunes
are
introduced
by
Grolnick.
Date:
7/19/1991
Location:
Pori
Jazz
Festival,
Norway
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Don
Grolnick
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Don
Grolnick
(p),
Eddie
Gomez
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
Nothing
Personal
(Don
Grolnick)
b.
Nighttown
(Don
Grolnick)
Total
time:
27
minutes.
Date:
8/9/1991
Location:
Alice
Tully
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
"A
Coltrane
Serenade";
Lincoln
Center
Broadcast,
hosted
by
Ed
Bradley.
NYT:
9
August
1991,
p.C4.
Date:
ca.
8/13/1991
Location:
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
Concord
Walter
Norris
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Walter
Norris
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Mike
Hyman
(d)
a.
Sunburst
-‐
5:44
(Walter
Norris)
b.
What's
New?
-‐
7:44
(Johnny
Burke,
Bob
Haggart)
c.
The
Bird
-‐
4:19
(Charlie
Parker)
d.
Naima
-‐
5:19
(John
Coltrane)
e.
This
Is
New
-‐
5:32
(George
Gershwin)
f.
Stella
By
Starlight
-‐
8:58
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
g.
Never
Should
It
Ever
End
-‐
6:25
(Walter
Norris)
h.
So
In
Love
-‐
7:38
(Cole
Porter)
Concord
CD:
4512
-‐
A
Cole
Porter
Songbook
(1997)
276
i.
Rose
Petals
-‐
5:19
(Walter
Norris)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Concord
CD:
CCD
4486
-‐
Sunburst
(1991)
Date:
September
3,
6
&
8,
1991
Location:
Van
Gelder
Studio,
Englewood
Cliffs,
NJ
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wynton
Marsalis
(t),
Stephen
Scott
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Gregory
Hutchinson
(d)
a.
Isfahan
-‐
5:59
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Verve
CD:
314
529
90
-‐
Lush
Life:
The
Billy
Strayhorn
Songbook
(1996)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
b.
Johnny
Come
Lately
-‐
6:30
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Verve
CD:
314
517
407-2
-
The
Best
Jazz
Is
Played
With
Verve
(1993)
c.
Blood
Count
-‐
7:20
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
Rain
Check
-‐
5:50
(Billy
Strayhorn)
e.
Lotus
Blossom
-‐
4:31
(Don
Grolnick)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
f.
A
Flower
Is
A
Lovesome
Thing
-‐
6:58
(Billy
Strayhorn)
g.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-‐
7:12
(Billy
Strayhorn)
h.
Drawing
Room
Blues
-‐
7:33
(Billy
Strayhorn)
i.
U.M.M.G.
-‐
5:00
(Billy
Strayhorn)
j.
Lush
Life
-‐
4:57
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Verve
CD:
314
517
407-‐2
-‐
The
Best
Jazz
Is
Played
With
Verve
(1993)
Verve
CD:
314
521
007-‐2
-‐
Playboy's
40th
Anniversary:
Four
Decades
Of
Jazz
1953-1993
(1993)
Verve
LP
12":
314
521
485-‐2
-‐
Verve
Grammy
Winners
(1994)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
Verve
CD:
000132802
-‐
NEA
Jazz
Masters
(2004)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
511
779-‐2
-‐
Lush
Life:
The
Music
Of
Billy
Strayhorn
(1992)
Wynton
Marsalis
(t)
on
b,
f,
i
only.
Omit
Stephen
Scott
(p)
on
a,
d,
g,
j.
Omit
Christian
McBride
(b)
on
e,
g,
j.
Omit
Gregory
Hutchinson
(d)
on
a,
e,
h,
j.
Date:
9/14/1991
Location:
Sound
On
Sound,
New
York
City
Label:
Double-‐Time
Todd
Coolman
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Todd
Coolman
(b),
Lewis
Nash
(d)
a.
Lexicon
-
7:26
(Renee
Rosnes)
b.
Con
Alma
-‐
9:52
(Dizzy
Gillespie)
c.
Caravan
-‐
8:32
(Duke
Ellington,
Juan
Tizol,
Irving
Mills)
d.
I'm
Getting
Sentimental
Over
You
-‐
4:47
(Ned
Washington)
e.
All
Too
Soon
-‐
8:04
(Duke
Ellington)
f.
Summer
Serenade
-‐
5:07
(Benny
Carter)
g.
Cancion
Para
Cadiz
-‐
10:38
(Todd
Coolman)
h.
You
Go
To
My
Head
-‐
6:14
(J.
Fred
Coots,
Haven
Gillespie)
i.
One
For
Walton
-‐
5:28
(Renee
Rosnes)
277
All
titles
on:
-‐
Double-‐Time
CD:
104
-‐
Lexicon
(1995)
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a,
c,
g
only.
Date:
9/21/1991
Location:
Fat
Tuesday's,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Rufus
Reid
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Broadcast
date
on
September
21,
1991.
60
minutes
of
the
2nd
set
exist,
plus
a
brief
interview.
Engagement
from
September
20-‐22,
1991.
Newsday:
Part
II,
p.101;
VV:
17
September
1991;
NYT:
20
September
1991.
Date:
9/23/1991
Location:
Power
Station,
New
York
City
Label:
DIW/Columbia
James
Williams
(ldr),
George
Coleman,
Joe
Henderson,
Billy
Pierce
(ts),
James
Williams
(p),
James
Genus
(b),
Tony
Reedus
(d)
a.
Fourplay
-‐
9:54
(James
Williams)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
The
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
DIW/Columbia
CD:
CK
53430
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
the
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
b.
Lo
Joe
-‐
6:56
(George
Coleman)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
The
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
DIW/Columbia
CD:
CK
53430
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
the
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
c.
Keester
Parade
[aka
Centerpiece]
-‐
11:08
(Johnny
Mandel)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
The
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
DIW/Columbia
CD:
CK
53430
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
the
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
d.
Calvary
-‐
10:16
(Traditional)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-868
-
James
Williams
Meets
The
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
DIW/Columbia
CD:
CK
53430
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
the
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
e.
The
Song
Is
You
-‐
9:44
(Oscar
Hammerstein
II,
Jerome
Kern)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
The
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
DIW/Columbia
CD:
CK
53430
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
the
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
f.
Old
Folks
-‐
13:39
(Willard
Robison,
Dedette
Lee
Hill)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
James
Williams
Meets
The
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
278
DIW/Columbia
CD:
CK
53430
-
James
Williams
Meets
the
Saxophone
Masters
(1992)
g.
Afro-‐Centric
-‐
8:49
(Joe
Henderson)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
Up
To
The
Minute
Blues
(1994)
h.
Girl
Talk
-‐
9:38
(Neal
Hefti)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-868
-
Up
To
The
Minute
Blues
(1994)
i.
Three
Card
Molly
-‐
10:30
(Elvin
Jones)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
Up
To
The
Minute
Blues
(1994)
j.
The
Masquerade
Is
Over
-‐
10:31
(Herb
Magidson,
Allie
Wrubel)
DIW
(Jap)
CD:
DIW-‐868
-‐
Up
To
The
Minute
Blues
(1994)
Omit
James
Williams
(ldr)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
George
Coleman
(ts)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Billy
Pierce
(ts)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
James
Williams
(p)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
James
Genus
(b)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
Omit
Tony
Reedus
(d)
on
g,
h,
i,
j.
c.
listed
as
"Centerpiece."
Issue
misspells
d.
as
"Calgary".
Date:
10/6/1991
Location:
Oakland
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Lake
Merritt
Hotel,
Oakland,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Ralph
Moore
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Buddy
Montgomery
(p),
Jeff
Narell
(per),
Ernie
Andrews
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
SF
Chronicle:
26
September
1991,
p.E2
Date:
11/1/1991
Location:
SF
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Herbst
Theatre,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Eddie
Palmieri
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Palmieri
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
two
formed
a
duo
for
this
festival.
SF
Chronicle:
4
November
1991.
Date:
November
12
and
December
12,
1991
Location:
Bay
Records,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Timeless
(Du)
Joe
Gilman
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Peron
(t),
Joe
Gilman
(p),
Robert
Hurst
(b),
Jeff
'Tain'
Watts
(d)
a.
It's
All
Right
With
Me
-‐
9:07
(Cole
Porter)
b.
It's
All
Right
With
Me
-‐
7:22
(Cole
Porter)
c.
A
Second
Wish
-‐
7:04
(Joe
Gilman)
d.
Non
Compos
Mentis
-‐
5:36
(Joe
Gilman)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Timeless
(Du)
CD:
CD
SJP
346
-‐
Treasure
Chest
(1992)
Only
the
titles
that
Henderson
appears
on
are
listed.
Date:
ca.
1992
Location:
Power
Station,
New
York
City
279
Label:
Warner
Bros.
Kenny
Garrett
(ldr),
Kenny
Garrett
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Kenny
Kirkland
(p),
Donald
Brown
(syn),
Charnett
Moffett
(b),
Brian
Blade,
Ricky
Wellman
(d),
Don
Alias
(per)
a.
Tacit
Dance
-‐
6:08
(Kenny
Garrett)
b.
Computer
"G"
-‐
10:03
(Kenny
Garrett)
c.
Bye
Bye
Blackbird
-‐
4:32
(Mort
Dixon,
Ray
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Warner
Bros.
CD:
9-‐45017-‐2
-‐
Black
Hope
(1992)
This
album
was
recorded
in
late
1991
or
early
1992.
Only
the
tracks
that
Henderson
appears
on
are
listed
above.
Date:
ca.
1992
Location:
Bay
Records,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
Mad-Kat
Kitty
Margolis
(ldr),
Kenny
Brooks,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tom
Peron
(t),
Joyce
Cooling,
Joe
Louis
Walker
(g),
Dick
Hindman
(p),
Jay
Wagner
(key),
Art
Love,
Seward
McCain,
Jorge
Pomar
(b),
Gaylord
Birch,
Dave
Rokeach
(d),
Kent
Middleton
(per),
Kitty
Margolis
(v)
a.
Anthropology
-‐
4:01
(Charlie
Parker,
Dizzy
Gillespie)
b.
I'm
Old
Fashioned
-
4:51
(Jerome
Kern,
Johnny
Mercer)
c.
Evolution
-
5:03
(Ivan
Lins,
Brock
Patrick
Walsh)
d.
Ancient
Footprints
[lyric
version
of
Footprints]
-
5:26
(Wayne
Shorter,
Kitty
Margolis)
e.
Midnight
Sun
-
5:10
(Johnny
Burke,
Johnny
Mercer,
Lionel
Hampton)
f.
Nothing
Like
You
-‐
3:33
(Frances
Landesman,
Bob
Dorough)
g.
Please
Send
Me
Someone
To
Love
-
5:27
(Percy
Mayfield)
h.
You
Don't
Know
What
Love
Is
-‐
5:48
(Gene
DePaul,
Don
Raye)
i.
Firm
Roots
-‐
5:09
(Cedar
Walton)
j.
Tristeza
de
Amar
-‐
5:08
(Luiz
Roberto
D'Oliviera,
Meredith
D'Ambrosio,
Geraldo
Vandre)
k.
Gone
With
the
Wind
-‐
4:11
(Herb
Magidson,
Allie
Wrubel)
l.
Someone
Else
Is
Steppin'
In
-‐
3:48
(Denise
La
Salle)
m.
When
Lights
Are
Low
-‐
4:45
(Benny
Carter)
n.
Where
Do
You
Start?
-‐
6:19
(Alan
Bergman,
Johnny
Mandel)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Mad-‐Kat
CD:
MKCD
1004
-
Evolution
(1994)
Omit
Kenny
Brooks
(ts)
on
a,
e,
h,
n.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
d,
f,
i,
k
only.
Omit
Tom
Peron
(t)
on
a,
e,
h,
n.
Joyce
Cooling
(g)
on
c,
e,
j
only.
Joe
Louis
Walker
(g)
on
g,
i,
k,
l,
m
only.
Omit
Dick
Hindman
(p)
on
a,
h.
Omit
Jay
Wagner
(key)
on
a,
b,
e,
h,
n.
Omit
Art
Love
(b)
on
a,
b,
e,
h,
n.
Omit
Seward
McCain
(b)
on
a,
n.
Omit
Jorge
Pomar
(b)
on
a,
b,
e,
h,
n.
Omit
Gaylord
Birch
(d)
on
a,
h,
n.
Omit
Dave
Rokeach
(d)
on
a,
b,
e,
h,
n.
Omit
Kent
Middleton
(per)
on
a,
b,
e,
h,
n.
Date(s)
uncertain.
Date:
February
18-‐23,
1992
280
Location:
Catalina
Bar
&
Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eric
Reed
(p),
Charlie
Haden
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
Stella
By
Starlight
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
b.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
LA
Times:
14
February
1992;
20
February
1992,
F.15.
Date:
3/8/1992
Location:
Shea
Auditorium,
William
Paterson
College,
Wayne,
NJ
Label:
[no
known
recording]
William
Paterson
Big
Band
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts,
arr),
Tony
Malaby
(ts),
Chuck
MacKinnon
(t),
Rob
Reich
(g),
David
Ruffles
(b),
Russell
Meissner
(d),
Rufus
Reid
(con)
a.
The
Kicker
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Afro-‐Centric
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
e.
Inner
Urge
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
A
Shade
Of
Jade
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
Chelsea
Bridge
(Billy
Strayhorn)
h.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
William
Paterson
Big
Band
(ldr)
on
f,
g,
h
only.
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a
only.
Omit
Tony
Malaby
(ts)
on
f,
g,
h.
Omit
Chuck
MacKinnon
(t)
on
f,
g,
h.
Omit
Rob
Reich
(g)
on
f,
g,
h.
Omit
David
Ruffles
(b)
on
f,
g,
h.
Omit
Russell
Meissner
(d)
on
f,
g,
h.
Omit
Rufus
Reid
(con)
on
a,
b,
c,
d.
Newark
Star-‐Ledger:
10
March
1992.
Date:
3/14/1992
Location:
Alice
Tully
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Bob
Porcelli,
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Craig
Handy,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Joe
Temperley
(bar),
Marcus
Belgrave,
Freddie
Hubbard,
Virgil
Jones,
Jimmy
Owens,
Lew
Soloff,
Idrees
Sulieman
(t),
Robin
Eubanks,
Jimmy
Knepper,
Kiane
Zawadi
(tb),
Douglas
Purviance
(btb),
Ronnie
Mathews
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d),
Don
Sickler
(con)
a.
Granted
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
A
Shade
Of
Jade
-‐
11:20
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Isotope
-‐
7:50
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Thermo
-‐
7:12
(Freddie
Hubbard)
e.
Chelsea
Bridge
-‐
4:21
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
Punjab
-‐
6:22
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
Homestretch
-‐
12:38
(Joe
Henderson)
281
An
NPR
"Jazz
from
Lincoln
Center"
broadcast.
NYT:
13
March
1992,
p.C18.
The
first
half
of
the
concert
featured
the
music
of
Hubbard,
while
the
second
half
featured
Henderson's
music.
NYT:
16
March
1992,
p.C11;
NY
Post:
12
March
1992;
Newsday:
18
March
1992.
Date:
3/15/1992
Location:
Charles
Ballroom,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
Freddie
Hubbard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Freddie
Hubbard
(t),
Kenny
Barron
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Victor
Lewis
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Boston
Herald:
16
January
1992,
p.51.
Date:
3/16/1992
Location:
Power
Station,
Studio
C,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Bob
Porcelli,
Pete
Yellin
(as),
Craig
Handy,
Rich
Perry
(ts),
Joe
Temperley
(bar),
Marcus
Belgrave,
Freddie
Hubbard,
Virgil
Jones,
Jimmy
Owens,
Lew
Soloff,
Idrees
Sulieman
(t),
Robin
Eubanks,
Jimmy
Knepper,
Kiane
Zawadi
(tb),
Douglas
Purviance
(btb),
Ronnie
Mathews
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Joe
Chambers
(d),
Don
Sickler
(con)
a.
Without
A
Song
-‐
5:24
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
b.
A
Shade
Of
Jade
-‐
8:22
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Chelsea
Bridge
-‐
4:29
(Billy
Strayhorn)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
533
451-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson
Big
Band
(1996)
Freddie
Hubbard
(t)
on
b
only.
Date:
April
3
or
4,
1992
Location:
Pacific
Coast
Collegiate
Jazz
Festival,
Berkeley,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
JazzTimes:
May
1992
(vol.
22,
no.4),
p.54.
Date:
April
10-‐12,
1992
Location:
Jazz
Note,
San
Diego,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
LA
Times:
17
March
1992,
p.F2.
Date:
through
April
26,
1992
Location:
Fat
Tuesday's,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
282
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Larry
Willis
(p),
Joe
Chambers
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
28
April
1992.
Date:
May
1992
Location:
Jazz
Cafe,
London,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
#14
1992,
p.28-‐29.
Date:
5/19/1992
Location:
Jazzhus
Montmartre,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Invitation
-‐
16:39
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
b.
Beatrice
-‐
18:44
(Sam
Rivers)
c.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
19:07
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
[unknown
title]
-‐
14:45
e.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
-‐
10:38
(Cole
Porter)
Date:
5/23/1992
Location:
Mejeriet
I
Lund,
Sweden
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Orkester
Journalen:
July/August
1992
(vol.
60
no.
7),
p.12.
Date:
5/26/1992
Location:
Dejazet,
Paris,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
magazine
#417
July/August
1992,
p.10-‐11.
Date:
ca.
5/30/1992
Location:
Atlanta
Jazz
Festival,
Atlanta,
GA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
283
Atlanta
Journal
and
Constitution:
20
April
1993,
3
May
1992.
Date:
Summer
1992
Location:
Jazz
Showcase,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
JazzTimes:
November
1992
(vol.
22
no.
9),
p.19.
Date:
8/26/1992
Location:
Eilat
"Red
Sea"
Jazz
Festival,
Jerusalem,
Israel
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Herbie
Lewis
(b)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jerusalem
Post:
25
August
1992.
Date:
Fall
1992
Location:
Toronto
Jazz
Festival
-
Top
O'
the
Senator,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
JazzTimes:
November
1992
(vol.
22
no.
9),
p.51.
Date:
9/24/1992
Location:
Dakota
Bar,
Minneapolis,
MN
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Larry
Willis
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Serenity
-‐
16:19
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
21:39
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Isotope
-‐
8:08
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
e.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
f.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
Broadcast
on
NPR
Jazzset
program
in
February
1993.
Portions
reused
for
a
Henderson
memorial
tribute
broadcast.
Date:
October
12,
13
&
14,
1992
Location:
Power
Station,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Scofield
(g),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Miles
Ahead
-‐
4:31
(Miles
Davis,
Gil
Evans)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
284
b.
Joshua
-‐
6:18
(Miles
Davis,
Victor
Feldman)
c.
Pfrancing
[aka
No
Blues]
-‐
8:18
(Miles
Davis)
d.
Flamenco
Sketches
-‐
9:37
(Miles
Davis)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
e.
Milestones
-‐
5:57
(Miles
Davis)
f.
Teo
-‐
8:56
(Miles
Davis)
g.
Swing
Spring
-‐
8:10
(Miles
Davis)
h.
Circle
-‐
6:07
(Miles
Davis)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
i.
Side
Car
-‐
10:24
(Miles
Davis)
j.
So
Near,
So
Far
-‐
4:30
(Tony
Crombie,
Benny
Green)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
517
674-‐2
-‐
So
Near,
So
Far
(Musings
For
Miles)
(1993)
Date:
10/25/1992
Location:
Jazz
Jamboree
-‐
Congress
Hall,
Warsaw,
Poland
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Al
Foster,
George
Mraz
(b)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Disc
1:
44:27
Disc
2:
40:48
Date:
ca.
11/1992
Location:
Leverkusener
Jazztage,
Leverkusen,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Listed
on
the
website
as
"
Joe
Henderson
&
Friends"
Leverkusener-‐Jazztage.de
Recording
1-‐Total
time:
63
minutes
(including
other
groups).
Recording
2-‐Part
1:20
minutes;
Part
2:
32
minutes.
Date:
11/3/1992
Location:
Jazz
Treats
Festival,
Newark,
NJ
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Charnett
Moffett
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Newark
Star-‐Ledger:
5
November
1994
Date:
11/8/1992
Location:
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Marshall
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
285
Date:
November
20-‐22,
1992
Location:
Fat
Tuesday's,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Larry
Willis
(p),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
VV:
24
November
1992;
NYT:
20
November
1992.
Date:
ca.
12/1992
Location:
Unknown
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Private
recording
exists.
Date:
12/2/1992
Location:
Yoshi's
Jazz
Club,
Oakland,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Larry
Willis
(p),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
From
December
3-‐5,
1992.
SF
Chronicle:
5
December
1992.
Date
needs
confirmation.
Date:
December
16
&
18,
1992
Location:
BMG
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Novus
Mulgrew
Miller
(ldr),
Kenny
Garrett
(ss,
as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Henderson
(t,
fh),
Steve
Nelson
(vib),
Mulgrew
Miller
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Lewis
Nash
(d)
a.
Grew's
Tune
-‐
8:05
(Mulgrew
Miller)
b.
For
Those
Who
Do
-‐
6:41
(Mulgrew
Miller)
c.
Thinkin'
Out
Loud
-‐
7:56
(Mulgrew
Miller)
d.
Leilani's
Leap
-‐
5:41
(Mulgrew
Miller)
e.
Like
The
Morning
-‐
5:24
(Mulgrew
Miller)
f.
Hand
In
Hand
-‐
7:19
(Mulgrew
Miller)
g.
Return
Trip
-‐
6:01
(Mulgrew
Miller)
h.
Waltz
For
Monk
-‐
5:51
(Donald
Brown)
i.
Neither
Here
Nor
There
-‐
8:55
(Mulgrew
Miller)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Novus
CD:
63153-‐2
-‐
Hand
In
Hand
(1993)
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
b,
d,
f,
h.
Omit
Eddie
Henderson
(t)
on
b,
d,
f.
Omit
Eddie
Henderson
(fh)
on
b,
d,
f.
Date:
1993
Location:
The
Tonight
Show,
Burbank,
CA
286
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
1/11/1993
Location:
Loretto
Hilton
Center,
St.
Louis,
MO
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Willie
Pickens
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Willie
Pickens
(p),
Buster
Williams
(b),
Billy
Higgins
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
St.
Louis
Post-‐Dispatch:
8
January
1993;
10
January
1993;
St
Louis
Post-‐
Dispatch:
31
December
1993,
Everyday
Magazine
p.4F.
Date:
February
&
March
1993
Location:
Reaction
Studios,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
Manhattan
Records
Holly
Cole
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Aaron
Davis
(p),
David
Piltch
(b),
Art
Avalos
(per),
Holly
Cole
(voc)
a.
Everyday
Will
Be
Like
a
Holiday
-‐
4:49
(Booker
T.
Jones,
William
Bell)
Henderson
appears
on
this
track
only.
Date:
2/7/1993
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mike
Stern
(g),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Stella
By
Starlight
-‐
25:45
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
23:13
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
17:14
(Charlie
Parker)
VV:
2/9/1993
Date:
February
&
March
1993
Location:
Reaction
Studios,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
Manhattan
Records
Holly
Cole
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Aaron
Davis
(p),
David
Piltch
(b),
Art
Avalos
(per),
Holly
Cole
(v)
a.
Everyday
Will
Be
Like
a
Holiday
-‐
4:49
(Booker
T.
Jones,
William
Bell)
Manhattan
Records
CD:
81198
-‐
Don't
Smoke
In
Bed
(1993)
Henderson
appears
on
this
track
only.
Date:
4/30/1993
Location:
Cornell
University,
Ithaca,
NY
Label:
[no
known
recording]
287
Cornell
University
Jazz
Band
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
5/13/1993
Location:
Rock
gegen
Rechts
-‐
Gethsemane
Kirche,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Don
Friedman
(p),
J.F.
Jenny-‐Clark
(b),
Daniel
Humair
(d)
a.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Peace
(Horace
Silver)
The
Economist:
17
July
1993,
p.84.
This
was
part
of
a
concert
that
was
protesting
the
Neo-Nazi
movement.
Date:
Broadcast
May
31,
1993
Location:
Good
Morning
America,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
A
brief
segement
shows
Henderson
playing
a
solo.
Date:
June
1993
Location:
Ravinia
Jazz
Festival,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
c.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
g.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
Date:
June
1-‐6,
1993
Location:
Fat
Tuesday's,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/18/1993
Location:
The
White
House,
Washington,
DC
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Televised
concert
from
the
White
House
and
aired
on
PBS.
288
Total
time:
60
minutes.
Date:
6/20/1993
Location:
JVC
Jazz
Festival,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/25/1993
Location:
Toronto
Jazz
Festival,
Toronto,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Toronto
Star:
6/24/1993.
Date:
July
1993
Location:
Umbria
Jazz
Festival,
Perugia,
Italy
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
62:08
Date:
Summer
1993
Location:
Munich
Klaviersommer,
Munich,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
d.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Total
time:
70:09
Video
also
exists.
Date:
Summer?
1993
Location:
Stuttgart,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
14
minutes.
Date:
Summer?
1993
Location:
Leverkusen,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
289
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
90
minutes.
Date:
July
1993
Location:
Jazz
à
Vienne,
Vienne,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Personnel
needs
confirmation.
Date:
7/4/1993
Location:
New
Q's:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Stella
By
Starlight
-‐
13:06
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
13:20
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
13:40
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
e.
Lush
Life
-‐
15:48
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
Swing
Spring
-‐
8:35
(Miles
Davis)
d,
e
performed
as
medley.
Date:
7/10/1993
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
early
August
1993
Location:
Queen
Elizabeth
Hall,
London,
England
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Guardian:
8
August
1993
Date:
mid-‐August
1993
Location:
Lincoln
Center,
New
York
City
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Wynton
Marsalis
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wynton
Marsalis
(t),
Tommy
Flanagan,
Marcus
Roberts,
McCoy
Tyner
(p),
Reginald
Veal
(b),
Roy
Haynes
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
b.
Giant
Steps
(John
Coltrane)
c.
Countdown
(John
Coltrane)
290
"Jazz
from
Lincoln
Center"
broadcast.
Tribute
to
John
Coltrane.
60
minutes
exist.
Information
courtesy
of
Lewis
Porter.
Date:
8/19/1993
Location:
Power
Station,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Bheki
Mseleku
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
Michael
Bowie
(b),
Marvin
'Smitty'
Smith
(d)
a.
Timelessness
-‐
9:09
(Bheki
Mseleku)
Verve
CD:
314
521
306-‐2
-‐
Timelessness
(1994)
Other
tracks
from
this
session
not
listed.
Date:
September
1993
Location:
Arlington,
VA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
9/27/1993
Location:
Free
Jazz
Festival,
Sao
Paulo,
Brazil
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves,
Paulo
Jobim
(g),
Gonzalo
Rubalcaba
(p),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Harvey
Mason
(d),
Alex
Acuna
(per)
a.
O
Grande
Amor
-‐
9:26
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
View
Video
DVD:
VV
2349
-‐
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim:
An
All-‐Star
Tribute
View
Video
VHS:
VV
1349
-‐
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim:
An
All-‐Star
Tribute
(1995)
Verve
CD:
314
531
556-‐2
-‐
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
And
Friends
(1996)
Other
tracks
and
personnel
not
included
here.
Date:
10/17/1993
Location:
Jazz
&
Blues
Festival,
Orange,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
LA
Times:
16
October
1993.
Date:
11/4/1993
Location:
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Davies
Symphony
Hall,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Scofield
(g),
Larry
Grenadier
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
291
c.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Henderson
performed
with
his
quartet
for
the
second
half
of
the
concert.
[SF
Chronicle:
10/21/1993];
[JazzTimes:
March
1994
(vol.
24
no.
2),
p.55-‐56.]
Date:
11/4/1993
Location:
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Davies
Symphony
Hall,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Mel
Martin
(ts),
Warren
Gale,
Jr.
(t),
Harvey
Mason
(d)
a.
Chelsea
Bridge
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Without
A
Song
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
c.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
Part
of
a
tribute
concert.
Joe
Henderson
big
band,
made
up
of
Bay-‐area
musicians.
Other
players
unknown.
[SF
Chronicle:
10/21/1993];
[JazzTimes:
March
1994
(vol.
24
no.
2),
p.55-‐56.]
Date:
11/4/1993
Location:
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Davies
Symphony
Hall,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson,
The
Kronos
Quartet
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Don
Sebesky
(arr)
a.
'Round
Midnight
(Thelonious
Monk,
Charles
Melvin
'Cootie'
Williams,
Bernie
Hanighen)
b.
Black
Narcissus
(Joe
Henderson)
Omit
Don
Sebesky
(arr)
on
a.
SF
Chronicle:
21
October
1993;
JazzTimes:
March
1994
(vol.
24
no.
2),
p.55-‐56.
Date:
1994
Location:
Unknown
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-‐
8:27
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
13:50
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Beatrice
-‐
17:50
(Sam
Rivers)
d.
Blue
Bossa
-‐
5:31
(Kenny
Dorham)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Jazz
Door
CD:
1278
-‐
Joe
Henderson:
Live
(1994)
According
to
Henderson,
this
recording
was
produced
without
permission.
Date:
January
1994
Location:
IAJE
Conference,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Scofield
(g),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
292
LA
Times:
20
January
1994.
Date:
1/16/1994
Location:
Clinton
Recording
Studio,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Roy
Hargrove
(ldr),
Ron
Blake,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Roy
Hargrove
(t),
Cyrus
Chestnut
(p),
Rodney
Whitaker
(b),
Gregory
Hutchinson
(d)
a.
A
Shade
Of
Jade
-‐
5:24
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Serenity
-‐
5:33
(Joe
Henderson)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
523
019-‐2
-‐
Roy
Hargrove
With
The
Tenors
Of
Our
Time
(1994)
Omit
Ron
Blake
(ts)
on
b.
Date:
1/23/1994
Location:
Ojai's
Wheeler
Hot
Springs,
Ventura,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
LA
Times:
20
January
1994
Date:
February
18-‐20,
1994
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
with
trio.
NYT:
18
February
1994.
Date:
3/11/1994
Location:
Emeryville,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
4/4/1994
Location:
Good
Morning
America
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Abbey
Lincoln
(v)
a.
Brother,
Can
You
Spare
A
Dime?
(E.
Y.
Harburg,
Jay
Gorney)
Brief
segement
plus
interviews.
Date:
4/6/1994
Location:
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Roy
Hargrove
(t),
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Pat
Metheny
(g),
Charlie
Haden
(b)
293
a.
Desafinado
-‐
5:09
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
523150
-
Carnegie
Hall
Salutes
The
Jazz
Masters
(1994)
Others
titles
and
performers
not
included.
Aired
on
public
television-‐video
footage
exists.
Total
time:
120
minutes.
Date:
4/10/1994
Location:
Tri-‐City
Jazz
Festival,
Cleveland,
OH
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
c.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
d.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
The
Plain
Dealer:
12
April
1994.
Date:
4/22/1994
Location:
Wortham
Center,
Houston,
TX
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Houston
Chronicle:
21
April
1994,
p.1.
The
article
also
mentions
Henderson
last
visited
Houston
three
years
earlier
for
a
clinic/concert
at
the
University
of
Houston.
Date:
4/24/1994
Location:
Wichita
Jazz
Festival,
Wichita,
KS
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson
with
trio.
The
Witchita
Eagle:
23
April
1994.
Date:
between
June
10-‐19,
1994
Location:
Mellon
Jazz
Festival,
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Pittsburgh
Post-‐Gazette:
20
April
1994.
Date:
between
June
12-‐18,
1994
Location:
Boston
Globe
Jazz
Festival,
Boston,
MA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
294
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Boston
Herald:
22
April
1994,
p.S20.
Date:
7/1/1994
Location:
Piazza
Della
Riforma-‐Lugano
Jazz
Festival,
Lugano,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Mode
For
Joe
(Cedar
Walton)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
d.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
e.
[unknown
title]
f.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
The
Theme
(Miles
Davis)
Total
time:
85
minutes
(including
other
artists).
Date:
July
1994
Location:
Umbria
Jazz
Festival,
Perugia,
Italy
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
Summer
1994?
Location:
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
59
minutes.
Joe
Henderson
quartet
(most
likely
w/Mseleku,
Mraz
and
Foster).
Date:
Summer
1994?
Location:
Frankfurt,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
25
minutes.
Date:
Between
July
1-15,
1994
Location:
Jazz
Fest
Wien,
Vienna,
Austria
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
295
a.
[unknown
titles]
Joe
Henderson
quartet
(possibly
Mseleku,
Mraz
and
Foster).
Date:
7/7/1994
Location:
Volkstheater,
Vienna,
Austria
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Y
Yo
La
Quiero
(And
I
Love
Her)
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Total
time:
47:41
Date:
7/10/1994
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/12/1994
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
8/3/1994
Location:
Jazz
at
Lincoln
Center,
New
York
City
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Jazz
at
Lincoln
Center
with
Wynton
Marsalis
"The
City
of
Jazz".
Henderson
performed
with
his
trio
(Mraz,
Foster?)
Other
artists
on
this
program
not
listed.
Date:
8/4/1994
Location:
Jazz
at
Lincoln
Center,
New
York
City
Label:
[television
broadcast]
Jimmy
Heath
(ldr),
Jimmy
Heath,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Wynton
Marsalis
(t),
Percy
Heath
(b),
Albert
'Tootie'
Heath
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
296
Televised
concert
featuring
Jimmy
Heath's
commissioned
work
"In
Praise
(from
J.
to
J.)"
NYT:
6
August
1994
Date:
8/12/1994
Location:
Festival
du
Jazz,
Marciac,
France
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bheki
Mseleku
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Isfahan
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Serenity
-‐
10:42
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
Ask
Me
Now
-‐
34:02
(Thelonious
Monk)
e.
Blue
Bossa
-‐
11:21
(Kenny
Dorham)
f.
A
Night
In
Tunisia
-‐
8:26
(Dizzy
Gillespie)
a,
b
performed
as
medley.
c,
d
performed
as
medley.
Broadcast
on
March
19,
1995.
Date:
9/17/1994
Location:
Monterey
Jazz
Festival,
Monterey,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
September
19
&
20,
1994
Location:
Oceanway
Recording,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Herbie
Hancock
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
a.
Triste
-‐
5:28
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
b.
Photograph
-‐
5:01
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
c.
Portrait
In
Black
And
White
[aka
Zingaro]
-‐
5:17
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
d.
No
More
Blues
[aka
Chega
de
Saudade]
-‐
6:39
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
e.
Happy
Madness
-‐
3:12
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
314
535
528-‐2
-‐
Wave:
The
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
Songbook
(1996)
Verve
CD:
559694
-‐
Quiet
Now
(1999)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
f.
Passarim
-‐
5:38
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
g.
Modinha
-‐
4:33
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
297
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
527
222-‐2
-‐
Double
Rainbow:
The
Music
Of
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
(1995)
Date:
11/3/1994
Location:
Newark
Jazz
Festival,
Newark,
NJ
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Charnett
Moffett
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Broadcast
from
the
Newark
Jazz
Festival.
Total
time:
45
minutes.
Date:
November
5
&
6,
1994
Location:
Clinton
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves
(g,
per),
Eliane
Elias
(p),
Nico
Assumpcao
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
a.
Felicidade
-‐
4:44
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
589840
-‐
The
Definitive
Joe
Henderson
(2002)
b.
Dreamer
(Vivo
Sonhando)
-‐
5:24
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
314
535
528-‐2
-‐
Wave:
The
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
Songbook
(1996)
c.
Boto
-‐
6:34
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
d.
Ligia
-‐
4:31
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
e.
Once
I
Loved
(O
Amor
Em
Paz)
-‐
5:22
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Vinicius
DeMoraes,
Ray
Gilbert)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
527
222-‐2
-‐
Double
Rainbow:
The
Music
Of
Antonio
Carlos
Jobim
(1995)
Omit
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves
(g)
on
c.
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves
(per)
on
a
only.
Date:
11/16/1994
Location:
Berlin
Jazztage,
Berlin,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
George
Gruntz
(ldr),
Sal
Giorgianni,
Chris
Hunter
(as),
Ellery
Eskelin,
Joe
Henderson,
Larry
Schneider
(ts),
Howard
Johnson
(bar,
tu),
Tom
Harrell,
Alex
Sipiagin,
Lew
Soloff
(t),
Dave
Bargeron,
Art
Baron
(tb,
eu),
Steve
Turre
(tb),
Dave
Taylor
(btb),
George
Gruntz
(p),
Mike
Richmond
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d),
Erika
Stucky
(v)
a.
[unknown
titles]
George
Gruntz
Jazz
Band.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Total
time:
59
minutes.
Date:
November
21-‐26,
1994
Location:
Jazz
Alley,
Seattle,
WA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
298
a.
[unknown
titles]
No
Thankgiving
day
performance.
Seattle
Times:
17
November
1994,
p.E4.
Date:
12/7/1994
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Scofield
(g),
George
Mraz
(b),
Adam
Nussbaum
(d)
a.
Isfahan
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Invitation
(Bronislau
Kaper,
Paul
Francis
Webster)
c.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
[unknown
title]
e.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
Serenity
(Joe
Henderson)
g.
Beatrice
(Sam
Rivers)
h.
Ask
Me
Now
(Thelonious
Monk)
i.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
j.
Blue
Bossa
(Kenny
Dorham)
This
engagement
was
from
December
6-‐11,
1994.
Al
Foster
was
the
drummer
for
all
nights
except
December
7th.
Date:
December
23-‐26,
1994
Location:
Cicle
Nadal,
Nova
Jazz
Cava
,
Terrassa,
Spain
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tete
Montoliu
(p),
Pierre
Boussaguet
(b),
Gregory
Hutchinson
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
1/13/1995
Location:
Studion,
Folkets
Hus,
Umea,
Sweden
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Danish
Radio
Jazz
Orchestra
(ldr),
Michael
Hove,
Jan
Zum
Vohrde
(as),
Joe
Henderson,
Uffe
Markussen,
Bob
Rockwell
(ts),
Flemming
Madsen
(bar),
Palle
Bolvig,
Jan
Kohlin,
Henrik
Bolberg
Pedersen,
Benny
Rosenfeld,
Lars
Togeby
(t),
Giordano
Bellincampi,
Steen
Hansen,
Kjeld
Ipsen,
Vincent
Nilsson,
Axel
Windfeld
(tb),
Anders
'Chico'
Lindvall
(g),
Nikolaj
Bentzon
(p),
Thomas
Ovesen
(b),
Jonas
Johansen
(d),
Ethan
Weisgard
(per),
Ole
Kock
Hansen
(con)
a.
On
Green
Dolphin
Street
(Ned
Washington,
Bronislau
Kaper)
b.
A
Night
In
Tunisia
(Dizzy
Gillespie)
[Orkester
Journalen:
March
1995,
(vol.
63
no.
3),
p.15.]
This
ensemble
toured
in
Oslo,
Stockholm
and
Paris.
Date:
1/22/1995
Location:
Radiohusets
Koncertsal,
Copenhagen,
Denmark
Label:
[radio
broadcast]
299
The
Danish
Radio
Jazz
Orchestra
(ldr),
Michael
Hove,
Jan
Zum
Vohrde
(as),
Joe
Henderson,
Uffe
Markussen,
Bob
Rockwell
(ts),
Flemming
Madsen
(bar),
Henrik
Bolberg,
Palle
Bolvig,
Jan
Kohlin,
Benny
Rosenfeld,
Lars
Togeby
(t,
fh),
Giordano
Bellincampi,
Steen
Hansen,
Kjeld
Ipsen,
Vincent
Nilsson
(tb),
Axel
Windfeld
(btb),
Anders
'Chico'
Lindvall
(g),
Nikolaj
Bentzon
(p),
Thomas
Ovesen
(b),
Jonas
Johansen
(d),
Ethan
Weisgaard
(per),
Ole
Kock
Hansen
(con)
a.
01
Rejoice
-‐
10:08
(Thad
Jones)
b.
02
On
Green
Dolphin
Street
-‐
7:45
(Ned
Washington,
Bronislau
Kaper)
c.
03
Chelsea
Bridge
-‐
4:41
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
04
Beatrice
-‐
13:15
(Sam
Rivers)
e.
05
Mr.
Syms
-‐
12:25
(John
Coltrane)
f.
06
Once
I
Loved
(O
Amor
Em
Paz)
-‐
6:59
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Vinicius
DeMoraes,
Ray
Gilbert)
Omit
Michael
Hove
(as)
on
d.
Omit
Jan
Zum
Vohrde
(as)
on
d.
Omit
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
on
a.
Omit
Uffe
Markussen
(ts)
on
d.
Omit
Bob
Rockwell
(ts)
on
d.
Omit
Flemming
Madsen
(bar)
on
d.
Omit
Henrik
Bolberg
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Palle
Bolvig
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Jan
Kohlin
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Benny
Rosenfeld
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Lars
Togeby
(t)
on
d.
Omit
Henrik
Bolberg
(fh)
on
d.
Omit
Palle
Bolvig
(fh)
on
d.
Omit
Jan
Kohlin
(fh)
on
d.
Omit
Benny
Rosenfeld
(fh)
on
d.
Omit
Lars
Togeby
(fh)
on
d.
Omit
Giordano
Bellincampi
(tb)
on
d.
Omit
Steen
Hansen
(tb)
on
d.
Omit
Kjeld
Ipsen
(tb)
on
d.
Omit
Vincent
Nilsson
(tb)
on
d.
Omit
Axel
Windfeld
(btb)
on
d.
Omit
Ethan
Weisgaard
(per)
on
d.
Omit
Ole
Kock
Hansen
(con)
on
d.
Saxophonists
double
on
various
woodwinds.Spoken
comments
by
Peter
H.
Larsen
precede
b.
Date:
February
15-‐19,
1995
Location:
Catalina
Bar
&
Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Billy
Childs
(p),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Ralph
Penland
(d)
a.
Isfahan
(Billy
Strayhorn)
b.
Body
And
Soul
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
c.
What
Is
This
Thing
Called
Love?
(Cole
Porter)
LA
Times:
17
February
1995,
p.F26.
Date:
4/29/1995
Location:
Manchester
Craftsmen's
Guild,
Pittsburgh,
PA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves
(g),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nilson
Matta
(b),
Duduka
DaFonseca
(per)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Pittsburgh
Post-‐Gazette:
28
April
1995,
A
&
E,
p.2.
Assumed
that
recording
exists
in
the
archives
of
the
Manchester
Craftsmen's
Guild.
300
Date:
May
1995?
Location:
New
Orleans
Jazz
Festival,
New
Orleans,
LA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown.
Times-‐Picayune:
28
April
1995,
pL8.
Date:
May
15-‐18,
1995
Location:
Shirley
Horn's
house,
Washington,
DC
Label:
Verve
Shirley
Horn
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson,
Buck
Hill
(ts),
Shirley
Horn
(p,
v),
Steve
Novosel
(b),
Elvin
Jones
(d)
a.
You
Go
To
My
Head
-‐
9:08
(J.
Fred
Coots,
Haven
Gillespie)
b.
All
Or
Nothing
At
All
-‐
7:10
(Jack
Lawrence,
Arthur
Altman)
Both
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
529
555-‐2
-‐
The
Main
Ingredient
(1996)
Omit
Buck
Hill
(ts)
on
a.
Only
titles
Joe
Henderson
appears
on
are
listed
here.
Date:
May
29
-‐
June
3,
1995
Location:
Blue
Note
Tokyo,
Tokyo,
Japan
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/10/1995
Location:
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Masonic
Auditorium,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Herbie
Hancock
(p)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
6/23/1995
Location:
JVC
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves
(g),
Nico
Assumpcao
(b)
a.
[unknown
titles]
b.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
The
Double
Rainbow
Quintet.
NYT:
20
April
1995,
p.C16;
SF
Examiner
27
June
1995.
Date:
7/15/1995
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival
-
Pwa
Zaal,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Castro-‐Neves
(g)
301
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Double
Rainbow
Quintet.
Date:
7/18/1995
Location:
Montreux
Jazz
Festival
-
Stravinski,
Montreux,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Oscar
Castro-Neves
(g),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nico
Assumpcao
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
a.
Triste
-‐
9:44
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
b.
Photograph
-‐
11:59
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
c.
Happy
Madness
-‐
3:02
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
14:36
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
Lush
Life
-‐
6:38
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
Once
I
Loved
(O
Amor
Em
Paz)
-‐
3:44
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim,
Vinicius
DeMoraes,
Ray
Gilbert)
g.
Felicidade
-‐
11:51
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
h.
Dreamer
(Vivo
Sonhando)
-‐
10:36
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
Information
courtesy
of
the
Montreux
Sounds
database
(http://www.montreuxsounds.com).
Total
time:
54
minutes.
Date:
8/9/1995
Location:
Stanford
Jazz
Workshop,
Palo
Alto,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Ray
Brown
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Benny
Green
(p),
Ray
Brown
(b),
Gregory
Hutchinson
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
SF
Chronicle:
Sunday,
August
6,
1995.
He's
[Brown]
giving
two
concerts
at
Stanford
this
week,
where
he's
teaching
at
the
Stanford
Jazz
Workshop
(as
is
Silver):
Tomorrow
night,
he
plays
with
his
splendid
trio,
featuring
the
brilliant
young
pianist
Benny
Green
and
drummer
Gregory
Hutchinson,
and
Wednesday
he
performs
with
the
great
tenor
saxophonist
Joe
Henderson.
Date:
September
9
&
10,
1995
Location:
Russian
River
Jazz
Festival,
Guerneville,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
SF
Chronicle:
Thursday,
July
27,
1995
Date:
9/11/1995
Location:
Kimball's
East,
Oakland,
CA
302
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
John
Handy,
Joe
Henderson,
Harvey
Wainapel
(ts),
Calvin
Keys
(g),
Bill
Bell
(p),
Jeff
Chambers
(b),
Eddie
Marshall
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
SF
Examiner
13
September
1995
reports:
"Monday
night's
Gaylord
Birch
All
Star
Benefit,
Part
I,
at
Kimball's
East
(Part
II
is
at
Geoffrey's,
Oakland,
on
Sept.
25)
had
standing-‐room-‐only
from
8
p.m.
till
after
2
a.m.
A
huge
assortment
of
the
Bay
Area's
best
raised
funds
for
ailing
drummer
Birch's
medical
expenses
and
expressed
both
spoken
and
musical
love
for
their
stricken
colleague.
Joe
Henderson,
John
Handy
and
Harvey
Wainapel
were
the
featured
saxists
in
one
sextet
(Calvin
Keys,
guitar;
Bill
Bell,
piano;
Jeff
Chambers,
bass,
Eddie
Marshall,
drums).
They
followed
two
beautiful
quartets,
one
led
by
Bobby
Hutcherson,
vibes,
with
Smith
Dobson,
piano;
the
other
featuring
pianist
Benny
Green
and
saxist
Pete
Apfelbaum.
Pianist
Jessica
Williams
played
gorgeously
on
Coltrane's
"Dear
Lord,"
and
her
original
'Dear
Gaylord.'"
Date:
10/21/1995
Location:
Leverkusen,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
Triste
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
b.
Photograph
-‐
10:24
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
c.
Happy
Madness
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
d.
Dreamer
(Vivo
Sonhando)
-‐
11:35
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
e.
Take
The
"A"
Train
-‐
6:58
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Date:
10/22/1995
Location:
Congress
Hall,
Warsaw,
Poland
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
November
1995
Location:
Leverkusener
Jazztage,
Leverkusen,
Germany
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
quartet
personnel
unknown.
Maybe
the
Double
Rainbow
Quartet
[see
10/21/1995].
This
is
most
likely
the
same
performance.
Total
time:
84:00
(including
other
groups).
Date:
12/21/1995
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
303
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Claudio
Roditi
(t),
Mike
Stern
(g),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nilson
Matta
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
b.
Triste
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
c.
Photograph
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
d.
Happy
Madness
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
e.
Dreamer
(Vivo
Sonhando)
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
f.
Blue
Bossa
(Kenny
Dorham)
g.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
h.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
i.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
j.
Felicidade
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
December
19-‐24,
1995
Total
time:
80:00
Date:
1996
Location:
Bern
Jazz
Festival,
Bern,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Franco
Ambrosetti,
Roy
Hargrove
(t)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Total
time:
59
minutes.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Date:
1/19/1996
Location:
Orchestra
Hall,
Detroit,
MI
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Double
Rainbow
Quartet.
Date:
2/10/1996
Location:
Yoshi's,
Oakland,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nilson
Matta
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
3/30/1996
Location:
Music
Hall,
Tarrytown,
NY
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nilson
Matta
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
304
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Double
Rainbow
quintet.
Date:
5/19/1996
Location:
Vogue
Theatre,
Vancouver,
Canada
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nilson
Matta
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Double
Rainbow
Quartet.
Drop-‐D
Magazine:
5/30/1996.
Date:
6/19/1996
Location:
Iridium,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Serenity
-‐
16:58
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Blue
Bossa
-‐
16:15
(Kenny
Dorham)
c.
Stella
By
Starlight
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
d.
Body
And
Soul
-‐
29:57
(Edward
Heyman,
Johnny
Green,
Robert
Sour,
Frank
Eyton)
e.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
-‐
6:06
(Charlie
Parker)
c,
d
performed
as
medley.
Date:
6/24/1996
Location:
The
Hit
Factory,
Studio
1,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Dick
Oatts
(ss,
as),
Steve
Wilson
(as),
Charlie
Pillow,
Tim
Ries
(ts),
Gary
Smuylan
(bar),
Jon
Faddis,
Tony
Kadleck,
Michael
Philip
Mossman,
Byron
Stripling,
Ray
Vega
(t),
Larry
Farrell,
Conrad
Herwig,
Keith
O'Quinn
(tb),
Dave
Taylor
(btb),
Chick
Corea
(p),
Christian
McBride
(b),
Al
Foster,
Lewis
Nash
(d),
Bob
Belden,
Slide
Hampton
(arr,
con),
Joe
Henderson
(arr)
a.
Isotope
-‐
5:21
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Black
Narcissus
-‐
6:53
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Serenity
-‐
5:52
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
533
451-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson
Big
Band
(1996)
Dick
Oatts
(ss)
on
c
only.
Omit
Dick
Oatts
(as)
on
c.
Al
Foster
(d)
on
b
only.
Omit
Lewis
Nash
(d)
on
b.
Bob
Belden
(arr)
on
b
only.
Slide
Hampton
(arr)
on
c
only.
Joe
Henderson
(arr)
on
a
only.
Omit
Bob
Belden
(con)
on
c.
Slide
Hampton
(con)
on
c
only.
Date:
6/26/1996
Location:
The
Hit
Factory,
Studio
1,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Dick
Oatts
(ss,
as),
Steve
Wilson
(as),
Charlie
Pillow,
Tim
Ries
(ts),
Gary
Smuylan
(bar),
Jon
Faddis,
Earl
Gardner,
Tony
Kadleck,
Byron
Stripling,
Ray
Vega
(t),
Larry
Farrell,
Conrad
Herwig,
Keith
O'Quinn
(tb),
Dave
305
Taylor
(btb),
Helio
Alves,
Chick
Corea
(p),
Nilson
Matta,
Christian
McBride
(b),
Paulinho
Braga,
Al
Foster,
Lewis
Nash
(d),
Bob
Belden,
Slide
Hampton,
Michael
Philip
Mossman
(arr,
con)
a.
Inner
Urge
-‐
9:01
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Step
Lightly
-‐
7:19
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
7:24
(Joe
Henderson)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
533
451-‐2
-‐
Joe
Henderson
Big
Band
(1996)
Dick
Oatts
(ss)
on
c
only.
Helio
Alves
(p)
on
c
only.
Omit
Chick
Corea
(p)
on
c.
Nilson
Matta
(b)
on
c
only.
Omit
Christian
McBride
(b)
on
c.
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
on
c
only.
Al
Foster
(d)
on
b
only.
Lewis
Nash
(d)
on
a
only.
Omit
Bob
Belden
(arr)
on
a.
Omit
Slide
Hampton
(arr)
on
b.
Michael
Philip
Mossman
(arr)
on
c
only.
Omit
Bob
Belden
(con)
on
a.
Omit
Slide
Hampton
(con)
on
b.
Michael
Philip
Mossman
(con)
on
c
only.
Date:
6/28/1996
Location:
Wildwood
Jazz
Festival,
Little
Rock,
AR
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
SFGate.com
21
June
1996.
Date:
July
1996
Location:
Umbria
Jazz
Festival,
Perugia,
Italy
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Double
Rainbow
Quartet.
Date:
7/29/1996
Location:
Kimball's
East,
Emeryville,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
George
Cables,
Jeff
Chambers
(b),
Tony
Williams
(d)
a.
Just
Friends
(Sam
M.
Lewis,
John
Klenner)
Benefit
concert
for
Billy
Higgins.
SF
Examiner:
26
July
1996;
2
August
1996.
Date:
8/1/1996
Location:
Brecon
Jazz
Festival,
Wales
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
Triste
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
b.
Photograph
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
c.
Happy
Madness
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
306
e.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
Felicidade
(Antonio
Carlos
Jobim)
There
are
interviews
at
the
beginning
and
end
of
this
recording.
Guardian:
14
August
1996,
p.T5].
Interview
by
Alyn
Shipton
exists
from
this
date
[NSA]
Date:
11/6/1996
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Big
Band
engagement
ran
from
November
5-10
(NYT:
11/7/96).
Date:
January
1997?
Location:
Verve
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Keswick
Theater,
Philadelphia,
PA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
DB:
April
1997,
p.60-‐61.
Date:
1/8/1997
Location:
The
Warfield,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Isfahan
(Billy
Strayhorn)
c.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
Part
of
Verve's
"JazzFest".
SFGate.com
3
January
1997;
SF
Chronicle
10
January
1997;
SF
Examiner
10
January
1997.
Date:
1/25/1997
Location:
Verve
Jazz
Festival
-‐
Town
Hall,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Star-‐Ledger:
1/29/1997.
Date:
3/5/1997
Location:
Cultural
Centre
Concert
Hall,
Hong
Kong
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Helio
Alves
(p),
Nilson
Matta
(b),
Paulinho
Braga
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
307
Double
Rainbow
Quartet.
South
China
Morning
Post:
7
March
1997,
Reviews
p.29.
Date:
3/10/1997
Location:
Kimball's
East,
Emeryville,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
John
Handy
(as),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Bobby
Hutcherson
(vib),
Bruce
Forman
(g),
Mark
Levine
(p),
Jeff
Chambers
(b),
Vince
Lateano
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Benefit
entitled
"Spirit
of
Jazz"
for
guitarist
Eddie
Duran.SF
Chronicle
2
March
1997.
Date:
April
1997
Location:
Finland
Jazz
Festival,
Finland
Label:
[no
known
recording]
The
Espoo
Big
Band
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
May
25-‐28,
1997
Location:
Avatar
Recording
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Verve
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Stefon
Harris
(vib),
John
Scofield
(eg),
Tommy
Flanagan
(p),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Jack
DeJohnette
(d),
Chaka
Khan,
Sting
(v)
a.
Introduction:
Jasbo
Brown
Blues
-‐
0:56
(George
Gershwin)
b.
Summertime
-
7:16
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
c.
Here
Come
De
Honeyman
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
d.
They
Pass
By
Singin'
-‐
2:04
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
e.
My
Man's
Gone
Now
-‐
6:58
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
f.
I
Got
Plenty
O'
Nuttin'
-
6:52
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
g.
Bess,
You
Is
My
Woman
Now
-‐
5:15
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
h.
It
Ain't
Necessarily
So
-‐
6:27
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
i.
I
Loves
You
Porgy
-‐
4:18
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
Verve
CD:
559694
-‐
Quiet
Now
(1999)
Verve
CD:
559732
-‐
Quiet
Now:
Lovesome
Things
(1999)
j.
There's
A
Boat
Dat's
Leavin'
Soon
For
New
York
-‐
6:42
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
k.
Oh
Bess,
Oh
Where's
My
Bess?
-‐
6:58
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Verve
CD:
314
539
046-‐2
-‐
Porgy
&
Bess
(1997)
c,
d
performed
as
medley.
308
Omit
Conrad
Herwig
(tb)
on
g,
i.
Omit
Stefon
Harris
(vib)
on
g,
i.
Omit
John
Scofield
(eg)
on
g.
Omit
Tommy
Flanagan
(p)
on
c,
d,
j.
Omit
Dave
Holland
(b)
on
c,
d,
g.
Omit
Jack
DeJohnette
(d)
on
c,
d,
g.
Chaka
Khan
(v)
on
a,
b
only.
Sting
(v)
on
a,
h
only.
Date:
June
3-‐8,
1997
Location:
Yoshi's,
Oakland,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Mary
Fettig,
Pete
Lewis
(as),
Joe
Henderson,
Mel
Martin,
Hal
Stein
(ts),
Clare
Church
(bar),
Warren
Gale,
Jr.
(t),
Dave
Eshelman,
Wayne
Wallace
(tb),
Mark
Levine
(p),
John
Witala
(b),
Vince
Lateano
(d)
a.
Punjab
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Granted
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Chelsea
Bridge
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
Without
A
Song
(Billy
Rose,
Vincent
Youmans,
Edward
Eliscu)
e.
Step
Lightly
(Joe
Henderson)
f.
Afro-‐Centric
(Joe
Henderson)
Set
list
from:
SF
Examiner:
Thursday,
June
5,
1997
Date:
June
24-‐29,
1997
Location:
Blue
Note,
New
York
City
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Renee
Rosnes
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Blue
Note
press
release
June
12,
1997.
Date:
7/12/1997
Location:
Jazz
à
Vienne,
Vienne,
France
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
7/13/1997
Location:
North
Sea
Jazz
Festival,
The
Hague,
Netherlands
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Randy
Brecker
(t),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
George
Mraz
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
"The
New
Joe
Henderson
All-‐Star
Quintet"
Date:
8/13/1997
Location:
Marciac
Jazz
Festival,
Marciac,
France
Label:
[private
recording]
McCoy
Tyner
(ldr),
Benny
Golson,
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
McCoy
Tyner
(p)
309
a.
[unknown
titles]
Other
personnel
unknown
Date:
8/16/1997
Location:
The
Groove,
Antwerp,
Belgium
Label:
BMG
Mal
Waldron
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Mal
Waldron
(p),
Reggie
Workman
(b),
Andrew
Cyrille
(d)
a.
The
Git
Go
(Mal
Waldron)
BMG
CD:
74321-‐538872
-‐
Soul
Eyes
(1997)
Henderson
is
present
on
one
track.
Date:
8/28/1997
Location:
Chicago
Jazz
Festival,
Chicago,
IL
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
9/29/1997
Location:
Moore's
Opera
House,
University
of
Houston,
Houston,
TX
Label:
[private
recording]
Various
Artists
(ldr),
George
Henderson,
Joe
Henderson,
Joe
Lovano
(ts)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Billed
as
"The
3
Tenors"
Pro
recording
by
radio
station!
The
only
time
these
3
have
ever
played
together!
The
three
were
to
perform
together
for
part
of
a
week-long
event
celebrating
the
new
music
hall.
Bob
Belden
was
commissioned
to
compose
a
piece
for
the
event.
jazzhouston.com.
Total
time:
60
minutes.
Date:
10/13/1997
Location:
Groningen,
Netherlands
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Kurt
Rosenwinkel
(g),
George
Mraz
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
Summertime
-‐
14:08
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
b.
Bess,
You
Is
My
Woman
Now
-‐
12:14
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
c.
I
Loves
You
Porgy
-‐
12:27
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
d.
There's
A
Boat
Dat's
Leavin'
Soon
For
New
York
-
12:55
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
310
e.
It
Ain't
Necessarily
So
-
14:07
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
f.
I
Got
Plenty
O'
Nuttin'
-‐
8:31
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
Date:
10/17/1997
Location:
Leverkusener
Jazztage,
Leverkusen,
Germany
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Kurt
Rosenwinkel
(g),
George
Mraz
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
Summertime
-‐
10:25
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
b.
It
Ain't
Necessarily
So
-‐
12:36
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin)
c.
I
Got
Plenty
O'
Nuttin'
-‐
2:17
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
The
group
was
billed
as
the
"Joe
Henderson-‐Porgy
and
Bess"
ensemble.
Date:
October
22-‐November
2,
1997
Location:
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Tommy
Flanagan
(p),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
band
was
slated
for
a
performance
on
at
least
one
of
these
days
[SF
Chronicle:
12
July
1997-‐-‐Daily
Datebook,
pE4].
Date:
11/1/1997
Location:
Paramount
Theater,
San
Francisco,
CA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Stefon
Harris
(vib),
Tommy
Flanagan
(p),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
San
Francisco
Jazz
Festival.
SF
Examiner:
Monday,
July
14,
1997.
Date:
11/6/1997
Location:
The
Charlie
Rose
Show
Label:
[private
video
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
John
Scofield
(g)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Date:
11/12/1997
Location:
Jazz
Alley,
Seattle,
WA
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Henderson's
sextet.
Other
personnel
unknown.
Seattle
Times:
Ticket,
pG9.
Date:
12/7/1997
311
Location:
Theatre
Antique
de
Vienne,
Vienne,
France
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Al
Foster
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
b.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c.
Take
The
"A"
Train
(Billy
Strayhorn)
d.
Lush
Life
(Billy
Strayhorn)
e.
Relaxin'
At
Camarillo
(Charlie
Parker)
Dates
uncertain.
Date:
1998
Location:
Lincoln
Center,
New
York
City
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Stefon
Harris
(vib),
John
Scofield
(g),
Tommy
Flanagan
(p),
Dave
Holland
(b),
Pete
La
Roca
(Sims)
(d)
a.
A
Red
Headed
Woman
b.
I
Loves
You
Porgy
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
c.
I
Got
Plenty
O'
Nuttin'
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
Date:
March
6-‐11,
1998
Location:
Avatar
Studios,
New
York
City
Label:
Columbia
Keiko
Lee
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Ron
Carter
(b),
Keiko
Lee
(voc)
a.
Velas
b.
Mean
To
Me
c.
I
Saw
the
Light
d.
Don't
Break
My
Heart
All
titles
on:
-
Columbia
CD:
SRCS-‐8679
-‐
If
It's
Love
(1998)
Only
the
tracks
Henderson
appears
on
are
listed
here.
Date:
March
17-‐18,
1998.
Location:
Signet
Soundelux
Studios,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
Sony
Terence
Blanchard
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Terence
Blanchard
(t),
Kenny
Kirkland
(p),
Reginald
Veal
(b),
Carl
Allen
(d)
a.
The
Subterraneans
-‐
9:08
(Andre
Previn)
b.
Taxi
Driver
-‐
7:13
(Bernard
Hermann)
c.
Dega's
Racing
World
-‐
7:57
(Duke
Ellington)
d.
Man
With
The
Golden
Arm
-‐
4:14
(Elmer
Bernstein)
e.
Clockers
-‐
8:01
(Terence
Blanchard)
All
titles
on:
-‐
Sony
Classical
CD:
SK
60671
-‐
Jazz
In
Film
(1999)
This
may
have
been
the
last
recording
session
of
Henderson's
career.
Later
in
the
year
he
suffered
a
stroke
that
ended
his
ability
to
perform.
312
Date:
3/21/1998
Location:
Cleveland
Museum
of
Art,
Cleveland,
OH
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Rex
Richardson
(t),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Francis
Wyatt
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
The
Plain
Dealer:
22
March
1998,
Metro
p.2B.
Date:
3/23/1998
Location:
Dayton
Arts
Institute,
Dayton,
OH
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Rex
Richardson
(t),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Francis
Wyatt
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Lima
News:
3/24/1998.
Date:
5/10/1998
Location:
Jazzfest,
Bern,
Switzerland
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
John
Scofield
(g),
Tommy
Flanagan
(p),
George
Mraz
(b),
Bill
Stewart
(d)
a.
I
Got
Plenty
O'
Nuttin'
-‐
10:14
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
b.
Summertime
-
16:19
(George
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
c.
I
Loves
You
Porgy
-‐
6:18
(George
Gershwin,
Ira
Gershwin,
Dubose
Heyward)
d.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
-‐
17:31
(Joe
Henderson)
e.
[unknown
title]
-‐
10:42
Total
time:
60
minutes.
Date:
6/7/1998
Location:
Catalina
Bar
&
Grill,
Los
Angeles,
CA
Label:
[private
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Eddie
Allen
(t),
Vincent
Chandler
(tb),
Stefon
Harris
(vib),
Tony
Dumas
(b),
Eric
Harland
(d)
a.
Punjab
(Joe
Henderson)
b.
Stella
By
Starlight
(Victor
Young,
Ned
Washington)
c.
Isotope
(Joe
Henderson)
d.
The
Theme
(Miles
Davis)
e.
Isfahan
(Billy
Strayhorn)
f.
Recorda
Me
[aka
No
Me
Esqueça]
(Joe
Henderson)
c,
d
performed
as
medley.
LA
Times:
6/5/1998.
313
Date:
6/22/1998
Location:
King
&
John
St.
Marquee,
Toronto,
CAN
Label:
[no
known
recording]
Joe
Henderson
(ldr),
Joe
Henderson
(ts),
Conrad
Herwig
(tb),
Stefon
Harris
(vib),
George
Mraz
(b),
Rodney
Steel
(d)
a.
[unknown
titles]
Eye
Weekly:
6/11/1998
[eye.net/eye/issue]
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