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I have a Tony Williams compilation consisting of 40+ solos and performances spanning from 64-94 that I am going to seed on DIME in the very near future. One of the last details is a discography page to be included in the DVD menu page. Is there anything that has been left out of the Wikipedia discog page?
I found one: Carols Santana - Swing of Delight [edit] found another Hal Galper's Now Hear This

I appreciate any and all input.
TIA

As leader
* 1964: Life Time (Blue Note)
* 1965: Spring (Blue Note)
* 1978: The Joy of Flying (Columbia)
* 1980: Play Or Die (P.S. Productions) - with Tom Grant and Patrick O'Hara [4]
* 1982: Third Plane (Carrere) - with Ron Carter and Herbie Hancock
* 1985: Foreign Intrigue (Blue Note)
* 1986: Civilization (Blue Note)
* 1988: Angel Street (Blue Note)
* 1989: Native Heart (Blue Note)
* 1991: The Story of Neptune (Blue Note)
* 1992: Tokyo Live (Blue Note)
* 1993: Unmasked (Atlantic)
* 1996: Wilderness (Ark 21)
* 1998: Young at Heart (Columbia)

[edit] With Tony Williams Lifetime
* 1969: Emergency!
* 1970: Turn It Over
* 1971: Ego
* 1972: The Old Bum's Rush
* 1975: Believe It
* 1976: Million Dollar Legs

[edit] As sideman
With Allan Holdsworth
* Atavachron (1986) track 5

With Andrew Hill
* Point of Departure

With Arcana
* The Last Wave (1996)
* Arc of the Testimony (1997)

With Branford Marsalis
* Renaissance

With Eric Dolphy
* Out to Lunch

With Jonas Hellborg and the Soldier String Quartet
* The Word

With Grachan Moncur III
* Evolution
* Some Other Stuff

With Herbie Hancock
* Empyrean Isles
* Maiden Voyage
* My Point of View
* Town Hall Concert
* Sunlight
* V.S.O.P.
* V.S.O.P.: The Quintet
* V.S.O.P.: Live Under the Sky
* V.S.O.P.: Tempest in the Colosseum
* Quartet
* Herbie Hancock Trio
* Future2Future (posthumously)

With Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter and Wallace Roney
* A Tribute to Miles

With Jackie McLean
* Vertigo (1962–63)
* One Step Beyond (1963)
* New Wine In Old Bottles

With Kenny Dorham
* Una Mas (1963)

With McCoy Tyner
* Supertrios

With Michel Petrucciani
* Marvellous (1994)

With Miles Davis
* Seven Steps to Heaven (1963)
* Miles Davis in Europe (1963)
* Four & More (1964)
* My Funny Valentine
* Miles Davis in Tokyo (1964)
* Miles in Berlin (1964)
* E.S.P. (1965)
* The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel (1965)
* Miles Smiles (1966)
* Sorcerer (1966)
* Nefertiti (1967)
* Miles in the Sky (1968)
* Filles de Kilimanjaro (1968)
* Water Babies
* In a Silent Way (1969)

With Public Image Limited
* Album

With Ray Manzarek
* The Golden Scarab

With Ron Carter
* Third Plane
* Etudes

With Sam Rivers
* Fuchsia Swing Song

With Sonny Rollins
* No Problem
* Easy Living

With Stan Getz
* Captain Marvel

With Stanley Clarke
* Stanley Clarke

With Travis Shook
* Travis Shook

With Wayne Shorter
* The Soothsayer

With Weather Report
* Mr. Gone

With Wynton Marsalis
* Wynton Marsalis

With Jaco Pastorius and John McLaughlin
* Trio of Doom

Wow that is amazing. Kudo's for the effort and work into it!

I forgot about Branford's Renaissance, that record is killing.

... found a few more
Great Trio - 4 albums, Jack Bruce - Question of Time, Sadao Watanabe - I'm Old Fashioned

the internets sure is a cool series of tubes.

Tommy Flanagan: The Trio

Yussuf wrote:Tommy Flanagan: The Trio

Excellent. Added. Thank you very much.

Lucas Ives wrote:I forgot about Branford's Renaissance, that record is killing.

Added too. Thanks.
Putting this DVD together has been quite a learning experience. For one thing, I have discovered new recordings to check out.

Have you got some Jan Hammer/Tony Williams Group stuff?

There's a show form the 1991 Montreal Jazz Fest that was broadcasted and released on DVD. I have it on VHS. A young Jordan Rudess was with them at the time.
http://www.montrealjazzfest.com/program/concert.aspx?id=7934
http://www.jazzlegends.com/video/76

I happened to be in NYC in 91 and saw the show at the Blue Note, front table, amazing!

listened to wilderness the other day. he was in writing for strings mode on that album. not a lot of drumming on that album. a good listen though.

There's a V.S.O.P. album called Five Stars - released in Japan. I also have an double CD of him playing live with Chick Corea in Japan - late 70s. I think this was only released in Japan as well though.

Favorite live recorded drum solos post Miles:

V.S.O.P. Live Under The Sky - One of Another Kind
V.S.O.P. Tempest in the Coliseum - Eye of the Hurricane
V.S.O.P. The Quintet - Byrdlike
Great Jazz Trio Live at the Village Vanguard - Moose the Mooch
Tony Williams Live in Tokyo - every solo