Matt Garrison
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Following in his father Jimmy Garrison's footsteps, Matthew Garrison has established himself as a world class bassist.
His distinctive techniques and his signature Fodera bass help make him an easily identifiable figure in the world of modern electric bass virtuosos. Although he may not share the fame of players such as Stanley Clarke, Jaco Pastorius, Marcus Miller, or Victor Wooten, he is still an influential player in modern jazz music. Furthermore, his milage jazz/world music project with Danish guitar player Niclas Knudsen is an acclaimed jazz fusion project.
He has worked with notable names such as Herbie Hancock, John McLaughlin, Chaka Khan, Joe Zawinul, the Saturday Night Live Band, John Scofield, and Joni Mitchell.
[edit] Discography
- Pat Metheny – Stone Free (1993)
- Bob Moses – Time Stood Still (1994)
- Nando Lauria – Points of View (1994)
- Steve Coleman – The Tao of Mad Phat (1995)
- Joe Zawinul – My People (1996)
- Steve Coleman – Def Trance Beat (1997)
- John McLaughlin – The Heart of Things (1997)
- Rocco Zifarelli – Lyndon (1998)
- Harry Sokal – Full Circle (1998)
- Andy Milne – Forward to Get Back (1998)
- Jim Beard – Advocate (1999)
- John McLaughlin – The Heart of Things - "Live in Paris" (2000)
- Matthew Garrison – Matthew Garrison (2001)
- Dennis Chambers – Outbreak (2002)
- Herbie Hancock – Future 2 Future Live (2002)
- Niclas Knudsen – Niclas Knudsen feat. Matt Garrison (2002)
- Revolution Void – Increase the Dosage (2004)
- Matthew Garrison – Matt Garrison Live (2004)
- Matthew Garrison – Shapeshifter(2004)
- Wallace Roney – Prototype (2004)
- Me'shell Ndegeocello – The Spirit Music Jamia: Dance of the Infidel (2005)
- Gary Husband – Force Majeure (2005)
- Wallace Roney – Mystical (2005)
- John McLaughlin – Industrial Zen (2006)
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