Othello Molineaux

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Othello Molineaux
Genres	Jazz
Instruments	Steelpan
Associated acts	Jaco Pastorius Monty Alexander Chicago David Johansen

Othello Molineaux is an acclaimed jazz steelpan player who spent much of his earlier career backing bass guitarist Jaco Pastorius.^[1] Additionally, Molineaux has worked with other musicians such as Monty Alexander, Chicago, and David Johansen.^[2]

Discography

As leader

Molineaux, Othello (1993). It's About Time. Big World.

As contributor

Pastorius, Jaco (1976). Jaco Pastorius. Epic/Legacy.
Monty Alexander Quintet (1980). Ivory & Steel. Concord Jazz.
Pastorius, Jaco (1981). Birthday Concert. Warner Bros. Records.
Pastorius, Jaco (1981). Word of Mouth. Warner Bros. Records.
David, Johansen (1982). Here Comes the Night. Razor & Tie.
Pastorius, Jaco (1983). Invitation. Warner Bros. Records.
Alexander, Monty (1988). Jamboree: Monty Alexander's Ivory and Steel. Concord Jazz.
Bernsen, Randy (1988). Paradise Citizens. Zebra Records.
Elias, Eliane (1991). A Long Story. Blue Note Records.
Perera, Roberto (1991). Passions, Illusions and Fantasies. Oxymoron.
Alexander, Monty (1992). Caribbean Circle. Chesky.
Tandy, George (1992). Urban Jazz. Eltan Records.
Flying Monkey Orchestra (1995). Mango Theory. Monkeyville.
Jamal, Ahmad (1998). Nature: The Essence, Pt. 3. Atlantic Records.
Alexander, Monty (2000). Ballad Essentials. Concord Jazz.
Pastorius, Jaco (2000). Incontournables. Wea International.
Alexander, Monty (2000). Island Grooves: Jamboree and Ivory and Steel. Concord Jazz.
Jaco Pastorius Big Band (2000). Twins Live in Japan 1982. WEA International.
Benavent, Charles (2001). Fenix. Nuevos Medios.
Chicago (2003). The Very Best of Chicago: Only the Beginning. Rhino Records.
Chicago (2002). Chicago Story: The Complete Greatest Hits 1967-2002. WEA International.
Chicago (2003). Chicago X. Rhino Records.
Chicago (2003). Chicago: The Box. Rhino Records.
Pastorius, Jaco (2003). Punk Jazz: The Jaco Pastorius. Warner Bros. Records.
Pastorius, Jaco (2005). Gospel for J.F.P. III. Moonjune.
Whitlock, Rob (2005). Sketchin', Vol. 2. Sketchin'.
Abierta, Habana (2006). Boomerang. EMI.
Jaco Pastorius Big Band (2006). Word Is Out. Heads Up.
Johansen, David (2007). Here Comes the Night. American Beat.
Pastorius, Jaco (2007). Live and Outrageous. Shanachie Records.
Pastorius, Jaco (2007). Ultimate Jaco Pastorious. Mosaic Contemporary.

References

↑ Dickenson Peters, Phillip (2003). Caribbean Wow 2.0. House of Zagada. p. 73. ISBN 1929970048.
↑ "Othello Molineaux Album Credits". Allmusic.

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