Joe Henderson discography

This is the discography for American jazz musician Joe Henderson.

Year indicates (latest) recording date; releases were usually in the same year or at least the following, otherwise noted. Albums without available recording dates are placed at the end of presumed year of recording.[1]

As leader/co-leader

Recording date Title Notes Label Year released
1963-06 Page One Quintet with Kenny Dorham, McCoy Tyner, Butch Warren and Pete La Roca Blue Note 1963
1963-09 Our Thing Quintet with Kenny Dorham, Andrew Hill, Eddie Khan and Pete La Roca Blue Note 1964
1964-04 In 'n Out Quintet with Kenny Dorham, McCoy Tyner, Richard Davis and Elvin Jones Blue Note 1965
1964-11 Inner Urge Quartet with McCoy Tyner, Bob Cranshaw and Elvin Jones Blue Note 1966
1966-01 Mode for Joe Septet with Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, Bobby Hutcherson, Cedar Walton, Ron Carter and Joe Chambers Blue Note 1966
1966 Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs' Live – Quartet with McCoy Tyner (co-leader), Henry Grimes and Jack DeJohnette Blue Note 2024
1967-08 The Kicker Sextet with Mike Lawrence, Grachan Moncur III, Kenny Barron, Ron Carter and Louis Hayes Milestone 1968
1968-04 Four Live – Quartet with Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb Verve 1994
1968-04 Straight, No Chaser Live – Quartet with Wynton Kelly, Paul Chambers and Jimmy Cobb Verve 1996
1967-09,
1968-05		 Tetragon Quartets with Kenny Barron/Don Friedman, Ron Carter and Louis Hayes/Jack DeJohnette Milestone 1968
1969-05 Power to the People Quartet/Quintet with Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette and Mike Lawrence Milestone 1969
1970-09 If You're Not Part of the Solution, You're Part of the Problem Live – Quintet/Sextet with Woody Shaw, George Cables, Ron McClure, Lenny White and Tony Waters. Expanded re-release in 2004 as At the Lighthouse. Milestone 1970
1970-09 Jazz Patterns Live – Quintet/Sextet with Woody Shaw, George Cables, Ron McClure, Lenny White and Tony Waters. Everest 1982
1970-09,
1971-05		 In Pursuit of Blackness Live – Sextet with Woody Shaw, George Cables, Ron McClure, Lenny White and Tony Waters
Studio – Sextet with Curtis Fuller, Pete Yellin, George Cables, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White		 Milestone 1971
1971-08 Joe Henderson in Japan Live – Quartet with Hideo Ichikawa, Kunimitsu Inaba and Motohiko Hino Milestone 1973
1972-03 or
1972-04		 Black Is the Color Quintet/Octet with George Cables, David Horowitz, Georg Wadenius, Dave Holland, Ron Carter, Jack DeJohnette, Airto Moreira, and Ralph MacDonald Milestone 1972
1973-01,
1973-02,
1973-04		 Multiple Quintet/Sextet with Larry Willis, James Ulmer, John Thomas, Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette and Arthur Jenkins Milestone 1973
1973-10 Canyon Lady Sextet + Brass Section with Mark Levine, John Heard, Eric Gravatt, Carmelo Garcia, Victor Pantoja, Julian Priester, Luis Gasca, George Duke, Oscar Brashear, John Hunt, Hadley Caliman, Ray Pizzi, Vincent Denham, Nicholas Tenbroek, and Francisco Aguabella Milestone 1975
1973-10 The Elements Quintet/Septet with Alice Coltrane, Charlie Haden, Leon "Ndugu" Chancler, Kenneth Nash, Baba Duru Oshun and Michael White Milestone 1974
1975-02 Black Miracle Ensemble with Oscar Brashear, Snooky Young, George Bohanon, Don Waldrop, Hadley Caliman, Dawilli Gonga (George Duke), Lee Ritenour, Ron Carter, Harvey Mason and Bill Summers Milestone 1976
1974-10,
1975-04		 Black Narcissus Quintets with Joachim Kühn, Patrick Gleeson, David Friesen/Jean-François Jenny-Clark, Daniel Humair/Jack DeJohnette and Bill Summers Milestone 1977
1977-06,
1978-11		 Barcelona Trio with Wayne Darling and Ed Soph Enja 1979
1979-08,
1979-12		 Relaxin' at Camarillo Quartets with Chick Corea, Richard Davis/Tony Dumas and Peter Erskine/Tony Williams Contemporary 1981
1980-01 Mirror Mirror Quartet with Chick Corea, Ron Carter and Billy Higgins MPS 1980
1985-11 The State of the Tenor, Vols. 1 & 2 Live – Trio with Ron Carter and Al Foster Blue Note 1986,
1987
1987-07 An Evening with Joe Henderson Live – Trio with Charlie Haden and Al Foster Red 1987
1987-07 More from an Evening with Joe Henderson Live – Trio with Charlie Haden and Al Foster Red 2009
1991-03 The Standard Joe Trio with Rufus Reid and Al Foster Red 1992
1991-09 Lush Life: The Music of Billy Strayhorn Quintet with Wynton Marsalis, Stephen Scott, Christian McBride and Gregory Hutchinson Verve 1992
1993-10 So Near, So Far (Musings for Miles) Quartet with John Scofield, Dave Holland and Al Foster Verve 1993
1994-09,
1994-11		 Double Rainbow: The Music of Antonio Carlos Jobim Quartet/Quintet with Eliane Elias/Herbie Hancock, Oscar Castro-Neves, Nico Assumpção/Christian McBride and Paulo Braga/Jack DeJohnette Verve 1995
1992-03,
1996-06		 Big Band Big Band with Dick Oatts, Pete Yellin, Steve Wilson, Bobby Porcelli, Craig Handy, Rich Perry, Tim Ries, Charles Pillow, Joe Temperley, Gary Smulyan, Freddie Hubbard, Raymond Vega, Idrees Sulieman, Jimmy Owens, Jon Faddis, Lew Soloff, Marcus Belgrave, Nicholas Payton, Tony Kadleck, Michael Mossman, Virgil Jones, Earl Gardner, Byron Stripling, Conrad Herwig, Jimmy Knepper, Robin Eubanks, Keith O'Quinn, Larry Farrell, Kiane Zawadi, David Taylor, Douglas Purviance, Chick Corea, Helio Alves, Ronnie Mathews, Christian McBride, Joe Chambers, Al Foster, Lewis Nash and Paulinho Braga Verve 1997
1997-05 Porgy & Bess Septet with Conrad Herwig, John Scofield, Stefon Harris, Tommy Flanagan, Dave Holland, Jack DeJohnette, Chaka Khan and Sting Verve 1997

Collaborations
With Stanley Clarke, Chick Corea, Freddie Hubbard and Lenny White

  • The Griffith Park Collection (Elektra Musician, 1982) – rec. 1981

With Arnett Cobb and Jimmy Heath

  • Tenor Tribute (Soul Note, 1990) – rec. 1988

As a member

  • V.A.(All-Star Band), Aurex Jazz Festival '80 - Battle of the Horns (Eastworld, 1980) – Live
  • The Paris Reunion Band, For Klook (Sonet, 1987) – Live rec. 1986
  • The Paris Reunion Band, Hot Licks (Sonet, 1988) – Live rec. 1987
  • The Paris Reunion Band, Jazzbühne Berlin '88 (Amiga, 1989) – Live rec. 1988
  • The Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, The Carnegie Hall Salutes The Jazz Masters (Verve, 1994)

As sideman

Sortable table
Recording date Leading artist Album Label Year released Notes
1963–01 Kenny DorhamThe Flamboyan, Queens, NY, 1963Uptown 2009Live
1963–01 Kenny DorhamUna MasBlue Note 1964
1963–05 Grant GreenAm I BlueBlue Note 1964
1963? Antonio Diaz "Chocolaté" MenaEso Es Latin Jazz...Man!Audio Fidelity 19631 track solo
1963–07,
1963–08		 Johnny ColesLittle Johnny CBlue Note 1964
1963–08 Blue MitchellStep LightlyBlue Note 1980
1963–11 Andrew HillBlack FireBlue Note 1964
1963–11 Grant GreenIdle MomentsBlue Note 1965
1963–12 Lee MorganThe SidewinderBlue Note 1964
1963–12 Bobby HutchersonThe KickerBlue Note 1999
1964–03 Freddie RoachBrown SugarBlue Note 1964
1964–03 Andrew HillPoint of DepartureBlue Note 1965
1964–06 Horace SilverLive 1964Emerald 1984Live
1964–06 Grant GreenSolidBlue Note 1979
1964–08 Kenny DorhamTrompeta ToccataBlue Note 1965
1963–10,
1964–01,
1964–10		 Horace SilverSong for My FatherBlue Note 1965
1964–11 Duke PearsonWahoo!Blue Note 1965
1965–02 Andrew HillPaxBlue Note 1975released in part 1975, as a whole 2006
1965–04 Lee MorganThe RumprollerBlue Note 1966
1965–05 Pete La RocaBasraBlue Note 1965
1965–10 Horace SilverThe Cape Verdean BluesBlue Note 1966
1965–11 Larry YoungUnityBlue Note 1966
1965–12 Woody ShawIn the BeginningMuse 1983expanded re-issue in 1989 as Cassandranite
1966–02 Joe ZawinulMoney in the PocketAtlantic 1966
1966–02 Nat AdderleySayin' Somethin'Atlantic 1966
1965–02,
1966–03		 Freddie HubbardBlue SpiritsBlue Note 1967
1966–04,
1966–05		 Lee MorganDelightfuleeBlue Note 1967
1966–07 Bobby HutchersonStick-Up!Blue Note 1968
1966–10 Nat AdderleyLive at Memory LaneAtlantic 1967Live
1966 Herbie HancockBlow-Up (soundtrack)MGM 1967
1966–12 Duke PearsonSweet Honey BeeBlue Note 1967
1967–01,
1967–03		 Roy AyersVirgo VibesAtlantic 1967
1967–04 McCoy TynerThe Real McCoyBlue Note 1967
1968–01 Nat AdderleyThe ScavengerMilestone 1968
1969–04 Herbie HancockThe PrisonerBlue Note 1970
1969–04,
1969–05		 George BensonTell It Like It IsA&M/CTI 1969
1969–10 Miroslav VitoušInfinite SearchEmbryo 1970aka Mountain in the Clouds 1972
1969–10,
1969–11,
1969–12		 Herbie HancockFat Albert RotundaWarner 1969
1969? Luis GascaThe Little GiantAtlantic 1969
1969–12,
1970–01		 Mose AllisonHello There, UniverseAtlantic 1970
1970–01 Alice ColtranePtah, the El DaoudImpulse! 1970
1970–01 Freddie HubbardRed ClayCTI 1970
1970–11 Freddie HubbardStraight LifeCTI 1971
1971–06 Blue MitchellVital BlueMainstream 1971
1971–08 Luis GascaFor Those Who ChantBlue Thumb 1972
1971? Bill CosbyBill Cosby Presents Badfoot Brown and the Bunions Bradford Funeral Marching BandUni 1971
1972–05 Bill Evans / George Russell OrchestraLiving TimeColumbia 1972
1973? David AmramSubway NightRCA Victor 1973
1973 Babatunde OlatunjiSoul MakossaParamount 1973
1973–10 Ron CarterAll BluesCTI 1974
1973–10,
1973–11		 Johnny HammondHigher GroundKudu 1974
1973–12 Flora PurimButterfly DreamsMilestone 1973?
1973 Charles EarlandLeaving This PlanetPrestige 1974
1973,
1974		 Patrice RushenPrelusionPrestige 1974
1974–04 Luis GascaBorn to Love YouFantasy 1974
1975–02 Kenny BurrellEllington Is ForeverFantasy 1975
1975–11,
1975–12		 Kenny BurrellEllington Is Forever Volume TwoFantasy 1977
1976? Coke EscovedoComin' at Ya!Mercury 1976
1976–03 Roy AyersDaddy Bug & FriendsAtlantic 1976
1975–08–
1976–09		 Flora PurimEncounterMilestone 1977
1976–12 Rick LairdSoft FocusTimeless 1977in Netherlands. also from Timeless Muse in U.S..
1977–06,
1977–07		 Richard DavisFancy FreeGalaxy 1977
1977–06,
1977–07		 Richard DavisWay Out WestMuse 1980from the same 2-day session as Fancy Free
1977–07 Roy HaynesVistaliteGalaxy 1979
1977–12 Woody ShawRosewoodColumbia 1978
1978–03,
1978–04		 Freddie HubbardSuper BlueColumbia 1978
1979–03 Ron CarterParadeMilestone 1980
1979–04 Art FarmerYamaCTI 1979
1979? Jerry RuschRush HourJeru/Inner City 1979
1979–09 J. J. JohnsonPinnaclesMilestone 1980
1979 Joanne BrackeenAncient DynastyTappan Zee 1980
1980 George Gruntz Concert Jazz BandLive at the "Quartier Latin" BerlinMPS 1981Live
1980–09 James LearyLegacyBlue Collar 1981
1981 Chick CoreaLive in MontreuxStretch 1994Live
1981 Freddie HubbardA Little Night MusicFantasy 1983
1981,
1982		 Lenny WhiteEchoes of an EraElektra Musician 1982
1982–01 Mal WaldronOne Entrance, Many ExitsPalo Alto 1983
1982–04 Lenny WhiteThe Griffith Park Collection 2: In ConcertElektra Musician 1983Live
1982–04 Lenny WhiteEchoes of an Era 2: The ConcertElektra Musician 1982Live
1983–01,
1983–04		 Dave FriesenAmber SkiesPalo Alto 1984
1986–10 Randy BreckerIn the IdiomDenon 1987
1987–05 Wynton MarsalisThick in the South: Soul Gestures in Southern Blue, Vol. 1Columbia 1991
1987–05 Neil Swainson49th ParallelConcord 1989
1987–05 Akio SasajimaAkio with Joe HendersonMuse 1988
1987–10 George Gruntz Concert Jazz Band '87Happening Now!HatART 1988Live
1987–08,
1987–12		 Cindy BlackmanArcaneMuse 1988
1988–01 Frank MorganReflectionsContemporary 1989
1988–08 Mulgrew MillerThe CountdownLandmark 1989
1988–08 Akio SasajimaHumpty DumptyBRC Jam 1990
1988–12 Jon BallantyneSky DanceJustin Time 1989
1989–06 Charlie HadenThe Montreal Tapes: Tribute to Joe HendersonVerve 2004Live
1989–10 Donald ByrdGetting Down to BusinessLandmark 1990
1989 Rickie Lee JonesPop PopGeffen 19912 tracks
1989,
1990		 Bruce HornsbyA Night on the TownBMG 19902 tracks
1990–02 Renee RosnesFor the MomentBlue Note 1990
1990–05 Ernie WilkinsKaleido DukeBirdology 1994Live
1990 Kevin HaysEl matadorEvidence 1991
1991–01 Donald ByrdA City Called HeavenLandmark 1991
1991–02 Rebecca Coupe FranksSuite of ArmorJustice 1991
1991–03 Valery PonomarevProfileReservoir 1991
1991–04 McCoy TynerNew York ReunionChesky 1991
1991–08 Walter NorrisSunburstConcord 1991
1991–08 Donald BrownCause and EffectMuse 1992
1991–09 Todd CoolmanLexiconDouble-Time 1995
1991–09 James WilliamsJames Williams Meets the Saxophone MastersDIW/Columbia 1992
1991–09 James WilliamsUp to the Minute BluesDIW 19944 tracks
1991–11,
1991–12		 Joe GilmanTreasure ChestTimeless 1992
1992? Kenny GarrettBlack HopeWarner Bros. 1992
1992? Bruce FormanForman on the JobKamei 19924 tracks
1992–12 Mulgrew MillerHand in HandNovus 1993
1993–08,
1993–09		 Bheki MselekuTimelessnessVerve 19941 track
1994–01 Roy HargroveWith the Tenors of Our TimeVerve 19942 tracks
1994? Kitty MargolisEvolutionMad-Kat 19945 tracks
1995–05 Shirley HornThe Main IngredientVerve 19962 tracks
1997–08 Mal WaldronSoul EyesBMG 19971 track
1998–03 Terence BlanchardJazz in FilmSony 19995 tracks

[2][3][4][5]

References

  1. ↑ Cf. Joe Henderson Discography & Chronology at Jazz Discography. Retrieved November 25, 2012
  2. ↑ Jazz great Henderson gets musical start in Lima the419 | Our Founders Archived 2015-02-06 at the Wayback Machine
  3. ↑ Original liner notes to Page One by Kenny Dorham
  4. ↑ Mel Martin, Interview with Joe Henderson Archived 2007-07-05 at the Wayback Machine, in The Saxophone Journal, March/April 1991. Retrieved April 24, 2007.
  5. ↑ Scott Yanow, Allmusic Biography Retrieved June 25, 2009.
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