Jazz musicians with long recording careers

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

Chant du Monde may now be in EMI's control, but I'm not sure it was at the time.

Ah, I can't be sure of that, one way or another. Jaki's in then.

MG

[Niko]

Now, I'm not sure about either Tapscott of Harper - did they make as many as fifteen albums as leaders?

for tapscott i just counted 15 albums on nimbus west

http://www.nimbuswest.com/

so as he has four or five albums elsewhere (Flying Dutchman not a major?) he's in

You missed my edit - yes, he's made loads. So has Harper.

MG

how can you edit although it doesn't say so below the post? is that because you're a moderator? (or did i miss something?)

edit to try

Edited February 11, 2008 by Niko

[hepcat1950]

Fred Anderson

Anthony Braxton

Sun Ra

MG

Bassist Joe Fonda who can be heard on 17 of Anthony Braxton's albums. Joe Fonda has been recording since 1980, and all his recordings as a leader, co-leader (of the Fonda/Stevens Group, Katie Bull - Joe Fonda Duo), and as a member of collectives (Conference Call, FAB, Nu Band, ZMF Trio) have been released by independents.

[hepcat1950]

Alto saxophonist Charlie Mariano who has been recording since 1947 - 2007 has been his 60th anniversary as a recording artist!

[The Magnificent Goldberg]

You missed my edit - yes, he's made loads. So has Harper.

MG

how can you edit although it doesn't say so below the post? is that because you're a moderator?

Yes.

MG