Andy Narell

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Andy Narell is a musician and composer specializing in the steelpan. He was born in New York City and moved to California in his teens. He took up the steelpan at a very young age in Antigua. He has performed with the Caribbean Jazz Project, Montreux, Sakésho, and Béla Fleck and the Flecktones. He has a brother Jeff Narell, who is a pan player with his own style and records.

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[edit] Discography

[edit] Solo/with various

  • Stickman (Windham Hill Records, 1986)
  • Slow Motion (Windham Hill Records, 1989)
  • Little Secrets (Windham Hill Records, 1989)
  • The Hammer (Windham Hill Records, 1990)
  • Light in Your Eyes (Windham Hill Records, 1990)
  • Down the Road (Windham Hill Records, 1992)
  • The Long Time Band (Windham Hill Records, 1995)
  • Behind the Bridge (Heads Up, 1998)
  • Fire in the Engine Room (Heads Up, 2000)
  • Live in South Africa (Heads Up, 2001)
  • The Passage (Heads Up, 2004)
  • Tatoom (Heads Up, 2007)

[edit] With Montreux

[edit] With Caribbean Jazz Project

  • The Caribbean Jazz Project (Heads Up, 1995)
  • Island Stories (Heads Up, 1997)

[edit] With Sakésho

  • Sakésho (Heads Up, 2002)
  • We Want You to Say... (Heads Up, 2005)

[edit] Collections

  • Sampler '96 (Windham Hill Records, 1996)
  • A Winter's Solstice III (Windham Hill Records, 1990)
  • The Bach Variations (Windham Hill Records, 1994)
  • A Winter's Solstice IV (Windham Hill Records, 1993)

[edit] Guest appearances

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