Toshiko Akiyoshi discography

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[edit] Toshiko Akiyoshi recordings as leader or co-leader (1953 ~ present)

Hope (希望) (2006 single with Monday Michiru)

[edit] Toshiko Akiyoshi – Lew Tabackin Big Band (1974 ~ 1982)

[edit] Toshiko Akiyoshi Jazz Orchestra featuring Lew Tabackin (1984 ~ 2003)

[edit] Video recordings

[edit] Compilations

[edit] General compilations

[edit] Small combo compilations

[edit] Big Band / Jazz Orchestra compilations

[edit] Inclusion in other compilations

  • A History of King Jazz Recordings (King Records)
  • Columbia Jazz: Limited Edition (1994, Sony)
  • 'S Paradise, The Gershwin Songbook and Complete Gershwin Songbooks (1995, PolyGram / Verve)
  • Big Band Renaissance (1996, Smithsonian Collection)
  • RCA Victor 80th Anniversary, Vol. 6 (1970-1979) and RCA Victor 80th Anniversary [Collector's Edition] (1997, RCA)
  • The Music of Duke Ellington: Jazz Piano Essentials (2000, Concord)
  • The Best of Newport '57: 50th Anniversary Collection (2007, Verve)
  • Others...

[edit] Appearances on other recordings

[edit] Appearances on other albums

  • Shōtarō Moriyasu, etc.: The Historic Mocambo Session '54, Vol. 4 (Rockwell - Polydor (Japan)) and The Complete Historic Mocambo Session '54 (Rockwell - Polydor / Universal)
  • Barney Wilen Quartet: Newport '59 (1959, Fresh Sound Records)
  • Charles Mingus: Charles Mingus At Birdland - The Complete Session (BAT 5-8 (Italy, unissued), and other unauthorized releases of material from the 1961/62 Birdland recordings known as the "Boris Rose tapes"[1])
  • Charles Mingus: The Town Hall Concert (1963, United Artists), and the expanded re-issue The Complete Town Hall Concert (1994, Blue Note)
  • Lew Tabackin Quartet: Day Dream (1976, RCA Victor), Trackin' (1976, RCA Victor), ...
  • Lew Tabackin & Warne Marsh: Tenor Gladness (1976, Discomate / Inner City) and Unsung Cat: The Life and Music of Warne Marsh (2001, Storyville)
  • Various Artists: (Conrad Silvert Presents) Jazz at the Opera House (1982, Columbia)
  • Various Artists: Jazz Celebration: A Tribute To Carl Jefferson (1992, Concord)
  • Others...

[edit] Appearances as guest conductor

[edit] Appearances in other videos

  • Monterey Jazz Festival 1975 (2007 Storyville Films)
  • Jazz Shots From The West Coast, Vol. 1 (2005, Efor Films)
  • Southern Crossing (1981 Australian documentary, Richard Bradley producer)
  • Piano Grand, A Smithsonian Celebration (2000, Sony)
  • Jazz Is My Native Language (c. 1982 documentary)

[edit] Discography notes

  1. In the main chronological listing, years shown reflect the album's original recording session year(s), which is typically, but not always, the album's initial release year.
  2. This discography includes some albums that were released only in Japan and others that were released only in the USA or Europe.
  3. Occasionally, a single recording, released in two different regions and/or at different times by different record labels, will have two different titles. Example: Toshiko's Piano and Amazing Toshiko Akiyoshi.
  4. Different record labels have occasionally re-used the same or similar title for different Akiyoshi albums. Examples: Long Yellow Road (3), Sumie (2), Time Stream (2), etc.
  5. Some Akiyoshi albums, when exported from Japan, are identified only by the Japanese version of the (original English) title. For example SHIO GIN NAN = Salted Gingko Nuts and HANA KAI TAN = Tales of a Courtesan. Alternately, the re-translation into English of a recording's Japanese title, may not match the original English title. For example, the big band album European Memoirs, in Japan is typically referred to as simply MEMOWARU (メモワール = Japanese phonetic spelling of the word "Memoir"). When re-translated back into English, this title sometimes becomes Memoir (without the preceding "European") or Memory (i.e. the English translation of the English (French) word "Memoir").

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