Peter Herbert

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Peter Herbert is an Austrian jazz double-bass player who has two albums as leader and who has appeared on the albums of others, including Paul Simon, Franz Koglmann, Marcel Khalife, Arto Tuncboyaciyan, Tom Cohen, and many others.^[1]

[edit] Discography

[edit] As leader

• Peter Herbert (2001). B-A-C-H: A Chromatic Universe. Between the Lines. 
• Peter Herbert (2003). You're My Thrill. Between the Lines. 

[edit] As contributor

• Woody Shaw (1985). Woody Shaw with the Tone Jansa Quartet. Timeless. 
• Aydin Esen (1990). Aydin Esen. Gramavision. 
• Zeus Faber (1993). Scubason. Hearts of Space. 
• Tony Trischka (1993). World Turning. Rounder. 
• Jeff Berman (1994). Things She Said. Palmetto. 
• Jeff Berman; Matt Balitsaris (1995). Big Black Sun. Palmetto. 
• Frank Christian (1995). From My Hands. Palmetto. 
• Henriette Muller (1996). Memories of a Swan Song. Konnex. 
• Eric Wood (1997). Letters From the Earth. Tangible. 
• Tom Cohen (1999). Diggin' in, Digging Out. Double-Time. 
• David Lahm (1999). Jazz Takes on Joni Mitchell. Arkadia Jazz. 
• Franz Koglmann (1999). Make Believe. Between the Lines. 
• Franz Koglmann & Monoblue Quartet (2000). An Affair With Strauss. Between the Lines. 
• Jerry Vezza (2000). With a Song in My Heart. Orchard. 
• Paul Simon (2000). You're the One. Warner Bros. Records. 
• Franz Koglmann (2001). Don't Play, Just Be. Between the Lines. 
• Arto Tuncboyaciyan (2001). Every Day is a New Life. Living Music. 
• Franz Koglmann (2001). Venus in Transit. Between the Lines. 
• Marcel Khalife (2002). Concerto Al Andalus. Nagam. 
• Tom Daniels (2002). The R Months. Touchdown. 
• Lucas Niggli (2003). Big Ball. Intakt. 
• Cuica (2003). City to City. Ubiquity. 
• Care in the Community (2003). The Discerning Dancefloor. Codek. 
• Franz Koglmann (2003). Fear Death By water. Between the Lines. 
• Trio X 3 (2003). New Jazz Meeting: Baden-Baden 2002. hatHUT. 
• Wolfgang Schalk (2003). Second Third Man. ION. 
• Mark Riva (2003). Sungrooves. Kriztal. 
• James Emery (2003). Transformations. Between the Lines. 
• Marcel Khalife (2004). Caress. Nagam. 
• Spooky Actions (2004). Spooky Actions, Music of Anton Webern. Orchard. 
• Paul Simon (2004). The Studio Recordings 1972-2000. Rhino Records. 
• Gebhard Ullmann; Chris Dahlgren; Peter Herbert (2005). Bass X3. Drimala. 
• Frontera (2006). Frontera. Music For Dreams. 
• Marcel Khalife (2006). Taqasim. Connecting Cultures. 
• We Are One (2007). A World Anthem. Light Love & Power. 
• Hannes Deutsch. Filmist Musik. Loewenhertz. 
• Hadouk Trio. Hadouk Now. Melodie. 

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