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Scott Colley
Background information
Birth nameScott Stephen Colley
Born (1963-11-24) November 24, 1963 (age 60)
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
GenresJazz
Occupations
  • Musician
  • Composer
InstrumentDouble bass
Years active1988–present
Labels
Websitescottcolley.com

Scott Colley (born November 24, 1963) is an American jazz double bassist and composer. As of 2024, he has been nominated for 4 Grammy Awards, including Best Jazz Instrumental Album for Guided Tour in 2014 and Still Dreaming in 2019.[1][2] Throughout his career, he has toured, recorded, and played with musicians such as Herbie Hancock, Jim Hall, Carmen McRae, Chris Potter, Julian Lage, Brian Blade, and Pat Metheny.[2][3][4]

Early life and education

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Colley was born on November 24, 1963[citation needed] in Los Angeles, California.[5] He began studying bass at age 11 after his older brother Jim, a drummer, said he "thought it would be cool to have another rhythm section instrument in the family."[3][5][6] At 13, he began studying with bassist Monty Budwig and played twice a week at a club in Pasadena, where he spent three years being mentored by musicians such as Jimmy Rowles.[7][5][6] At Eagle Rock High School, he studied under John Rinaldo.[8][9][6][7][5] He auditioned at California Institute for the Arts after learning that Charlie Haden taught there and was granted a full-ride scholarship.[6][10][11][7] He studied with Haden and Fred Tinsley, and began touring and recording with jazz singer Carmen McRae prior to graduating in 1988. He then moved to New York City.[2][7][5][12][11][6]

Career

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Scott Colley at Aarhus Jazz Festival 2016

In 1988 and 1989, he accompanied McRae on a tour across the US and in Tokyo.[13][14][7][10] He also performed with musicians including Dizzy Gillespie and Clifford Jordan. In the 1990s, members of his touring groups included Jim Hall, John Scofield, Joe Henderson, Art Farmer, Joe Lovano, Toots Thielemans, Bobby Hutcherson, and Bob Berg.[2][6] He also played extensively with Andrew Hill's Another Point of Departure sextet. In 1996, he released his debut album, Portable Universe, which featured Chris Potter and David Binney. He recorded Subliminal... (1998) with a quartet, while This Place (1997) and The Magic Line (2000) were both recorded with a trio including Potter and Bill Stewart.[2][7]

Colley toured extensively as a member of Herbie Hancock's working trio for five years in the early 2000s, periodically performing alongside other music groups such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.[2][3] He performed with two separate quartets, one with Gary Thomas and the other with Bobby Hutcherson,[3][15][2] as well as with Andrew Hill's trio and sextet and Chris Potter's quartet.[2][3] Initial Wisdom, his 2003 album release, featured Ravi Coltrane, Adam Rogers, and Bill Stewart.[2] In 2005, he worked on the Directions in Music tour with Michael Brecker, Herbie Hancock, Roy Hargrove,[10][2][16] and Terri Lyne Carrington.[2] He continued performing with Jim Hall and joined a trio with Pat Metheny.[5][2][4][11] Around this time, he began taking residencies[2] at institutions including the Banff Centre, Virginia Commonwealth University, and Vallekilde Folk High School.[citation needed] In 2007, he toured internationally with Chris Potter and Antonio Sánchez.[17]

In the mid-2000s, Colley recorded projects with Chris Potter, Abbey Lincoln,[10] Luciana Souza,[2][18] Kenny Werner,[19][20] Adam Rogers, and Donny McCaslin.[7] In 2007, he joined Billy Childs' Jazz-Chamber Ensemble with Brian Blade[21] and taught a workshop at Berklee with Antonio Sánchez and Chris Potter.[17] He also released his fourth album, Architect of the Silent Moment, in 2007. It was composed entirely by him with the exception of "Smoke Stack," which was written by Andrew Hill.[7] The album was recorded with a quartet including Ralph Alessi, Craig Taborn, Bill Frissell, and Brian Blade with appearances by David Binney, Jason Moran, Adam Rogers, Gregoire Maret, and Antonio Sánchez.[2] He and the core quartet began touring prior to the album being fully finished. In the late 2000s, he performed in the US, Europe, and South America with Mark Turner and Antonio Sánchez;[7] Chris Potter's Underground;[6] Edward Simon;[22] the Antonio Sánchez Quartet with Sánchez, Miguel Zenón, and David Sánchez;[23] Magic Circle with Dave Douglas and Mark Feldman;[24] the David Binney Quartet with Binney, Craig Taborn and Brian Blade;[25] and the Kenny Werner Quintet with Werner, Randy Brecker, David Sánchez, and Ari Hoenig.[6][26] During the summer of 2010, he released Empire, an album entirely of original compositions, on CAM Jazz with longtime collaborators Frissell, Alessi, Blade, and Taborn.[12][6][16] He continued touring with Jim Hall and Joey Baron; Chris Potter; the Kenny Werner Quintet; and Michel Portal and Gary Burton and spent the summer doing a teaching residency at the Siena Summer Workshop in Siena, Italy.[6]

Between 2011 and 2015, Colley's group lineups included a trio with Chris Potter and Antonio Sánchez;[27] the Koppel Colley Blade Collective with Benjamin Koppel and Brian Blade;[11][28] Bob James, David Sanborn, and Steve Gadd at the London Jazz Festival (2013);[29] a trio with Julian Lage and Kenny Wollesen;[4] the Steel House trio with Edward Simon and Brian Blade;[8] and the Pat Metheny Trio with Metheny and Kenny Garrett and a quartet with Metheny and Gary Burton, both at the Detroit International Jazz Festival in 2015.[11] He was also a member of the Jim Hall Trio until Hall's death in 2013.[30][4] Colley appeared on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz on NPR in 2014 with Chris Potter.[31] Between 2016 and 2019, he played with many of the same groups: a trio with Gary Burton and Julian Lage;[32] Chris Potter's Underground Quartet;[33] and the Steel House.[34] He held a residency at The Stone with the Nels Cline Four in 2016 with Nels Cline, Julian Lage, and Tom Rainey.[32] He performed with Joshua Redman on his Still Dreaming tour in 2017[35] and accompanied Luciana Souza alongside Chico Pinheiro at the Portland Jazz Festival in 2018.[36] Also in 2017, he released his next album, Seven.[2]

In January 2020, Colley, Julian Lage, and Dave King had a six-night residency at Village Vanguard, though this was interrupted by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.[37] In December, he performed via livestream on the Jazzwise Facebook page with Tim Berne and Nasheet Waits.[38] He was back to touring the following summer, heading to Europe with Antonio Sánchez, Donny McCaslin, and Miguel Zenón.[39] In 2022, he toured with Brian Blade and Wolfgang Muthspiel.[40]

Personal life

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Colley and his wife have a daughter (born c. 2002).[10][3]

Discography

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Year Leader Album Label Lineup Refs
1986 Dick Berk More Birds Less Feathers Discovery Brignola, Fahn, Pozzi [41]
Carmen McRae Any Old Time Denon Collins, Gunnison, Jordan, Pulice [7]
1990 Roy Hargrove Diamond in the Rough Novus/RCA Fambrough, Foster, Hargrove, A. Hart, Hicks, Keezer, Moore, Peterson [42]
Judy Niemack Long As You're Living Free Lance B. Hart, Hersch, Lovano [43]
1991 Kevin Hays El Matador Jazz City Henderson, S. Wilson [44]
Fred Hersch Forward Motion Chesky Friedlander, Perry, Rainey [7]
1992 Jon Gordon The Jon Gordon Quartet Chiaroscuro Stewart [7]
Christopher Hollyday And I'll Sing Once More RCA/Novus Charry, Clark, M. Feldman, Gardner, Haddad, Mosca, Mosello, Neumeister, Purviance, Robinson, R. Savage, Werner [45]
Carmen McRae New York State of Mind Victor Gunnison, Pulice [46]
1993 T.S. Monk Changing of the Guard Blue Note Mathews, Porcelli, Sickler, Williams [47]
Judy Niemack Straight Up Free Lance Bleckmann, Café, Elridge, M. Feldman, Nussbaum, Prins, Thielemans, Werner [48]
Ted Rosenthal Images of Monk Jazz Alliance M. Feldman, Lynch, Oatts, Smith [49]
Steve Slagle The Steve Slagle Quartet SteepleChase Hagans, Hirshfield [50]
1994 Harold Danko Next Age Hirshfield, Perry [51]
Roy Hargrove Approaching Standards BMG Music/Jazz Heritage R. Blake, Cary, Foster, A. Hart, Hicks, Higgins, Hutchinson, Lacy, McBride, Scott, Whitaker [7]
Jazzhole The Jazzhole Bluemoon Binney Bloedow, DiSimone, Mark, Sanders [citation needed]
Chris Potter Concentric Circles Concord J. Hart, B. Stewart, Werner [7]
1995 Rez Abbasi Third Ear Cathexis Copland, Drewes, Erskine, Haddad, Johnson, Lossing, Mintzer, Perowsky, Takeishi, Werner [52]
David Binney The Luxury of Guessing AudioQuest Armor, Caine, Hirshfield, McCaslin, Monder, Sadownick [53]
Bill Charlap Souvenir Criss Cross Mackrel [54]
Julian Coryell Jazzbo Venus Adams, L. Coryell, L. Harris, C. Jones, Moffett, Sanborn, Wolf [citation needed]
Jim Hall Dialogues Telarc Frisell, Goldstein, Lovano, Harrell, Stern, Watson [55]
T. S. Monk The Charm Blue Note Mathews, Porcelli, Sickler, Williams [7]
Steve Slagle Spread the Word SteepleChase Hagans, Hirshfield [56]
Stephen Sondheim Color and Light Sony Barth, Blade, Blanchard, Bryson, Castro-Neves, Cole, A. Davis, T. Davis, Hall, Hancock, Hirshfield, Keezer, McBride, Mehldau, Piltch, Redman, Shorter, Smith, Thomas, Washington, N. Wilson [57]
Dave Stryker Nomad SteepleChase Alexiev, Burridge, Brecker, Eckert, Fusco, Hanlon, Hirshfield, Kadleck, Millikan, J. Nelson, B. Parsons, Seaton, Sessions, Slagle, Warfield, J. Weiskopf, W. Weiskopf [citation needed]
1996 Scott Colley Portable Universe Free Lance Binney, Hirshfield, McCaslin, Potter, Werner [2][6][7]
Julian Coryell Without You Venus Brecker, L. Harris, Sadownick, Sanborn, Wolf [citation needed]
Harold Danko The Feeling of Jazz SteepleChase Hirshfield, Perry [58]
New Autumn [59]
Dave Stryker The Greeting Barth, Reedus, Sadownick [citation needed]
1997 Scott Colley This Place Potter, B. Stewart [2][6][7]
Harold Danko Tidal Breeze Hirshfield, Perry [60]
Jim Hall Panorama: Live at the Village Vanguard Telarc Clarke [61]
Textures Clarke, DiCenzo, Kisor, Lovano, Pugh, Roditi [62]
Pat Martino All Sides Now Blue Note Amendola, Andress, Eubanks, Hedges, Hirshfield, C. Hunter, Nowinski, Paul, Perowsky, Satriani, Stern, Wilson [63]
Doug Raney Back in New York SteepleChase Washington, Weiss [64]
Tim Ries Imaginary Times Moo Amsallem, Baron, Brecker, C. Gordon, B. Hart, Monder, Wendholt [citation needed]
Steve Slagle Alto Blue SteepleChase Jackson, Kisor [citation needed]
1998 David Binney Free to Dream Mythology Baum, Gayton, McCaslin, Adam Rogers, Sadownick, Edward Simon, Sipiagin, Wolleson, Yates [65]
Scott Colley Subliminal... Criss Cross Carrothers, Potter, B. Stewart [2][6][7][54]
Harold Danko Stable Mates SteepleChase Hirshfield, Perry [66]
Jim Hall By Arrangement Telarc Brofsky, Clarke, Harrell, Lovano, Metheny, New York Voices, Osby, Pugh, Rojas, Schulman [67]
Andy Parsons Fundementia IGMOD Holober, Lewin, Monder [citation needed]
Chris Potter Vertigo Concord Drummond, Lovano, Rosenwinkel [68]
Tim Ries Universal Spirits Criss Cross Drummond, Monder, Wendholt [54]
Seatbelts Cowboy Bebop: Vitaminless Victor Bartz, Bernstein, Foster, Kanno, B. King, Payton, Potter, Previte, Redman, Robin, Roseman, Sadownick, Shapiro, Soskin, Vallet, Yamane [citation needed]
Alex Sipiagin Images TCB Binney, Goldstein, Hirshfield, Potter, Rogers, Roseman, Wollesen [citation needed]
Dave Stryker All the Way SteepleChase B. Stewart [69]
1999 Lynne Arriale Melody TCB Davis [70]
Domenico Ferrari 3 Straight Ahead Arguelles, D. Mayer, J. Mayer [citation needed]
David Kikoski The Maze Criss Cross S. Blake, Watts [7][54]
Ben Perowsky Ben Perowsky Trio JazzKey Music Speed [71]
Dave Pietro Now Becoming Then A-Records Blade, Holober, Isler, McCann, McGuinness, Wendholt [72]
Renee Rosnes Art & Soul Blue Note Bona, Drummond, Reeves [73]
2000 Scott Colley The Magic Line ArtistShare Potter, B. Stewart [2][6][7]
Rebekka Bakken Daily Mirror Material Blade, Cheek, Muthspiel [74]
Harold Danko Nightscapes SteepleChase Hirshfield, Perry [citation needed]
Joel Frahm The Navigator Palmetto Berkman, Drummond [75]
Andrew Hill Dusk Drummond, Horton, Ehrlich, Tardy [7]
Jazzhole Blackburst Beave Music Carter, Chancey, DiSimone, Eminizer, Inniss, M. Lewis, Mark, Pondell, Russ, Sadownick, Whitworth [citation needed]
Rick Margitza Heart of Hearts Palmetto Froman [76]
Donny McCaslin Seen from Above Arabesque Black, Monder [77]
Greg Osby The Invisible Hand Blue Note Carrington, Hall, Hill, Thomas [3]
Josh Roseman Cherry Enja Baron, Bowie, Hoenig Jensen, Medeski, Monder, E. J. Rodriguez, J. Rodriguez, Shulman [78]
2001 David Binney Afinidad Red Blade, A. Cruz, L. Cruz, Rogers, Simon [79]
South ACT Black, Blade, Caine, Potter, Rogers [7]
Stefano Bollani Les Fleurs Bleues Label Bleu Penn [citation needed]
Peter Epstein Old School M.A. Epstein, Erskine [80]
Jim Hall Jim Hall & Basses Telarc Haden, Holland, McBride, Mraz [81]
Rick Margitza Memento Palmetto Blade, Miller [82]
Greg Osby Symbols of Light Blue Note Browden, Howes, Insell-Staack, Moran, Rice-Shaw, Workman [7]
Dave Pietro Standard Wonder A-Records Berkman, Blade, McCann, McGuinness, Wendholt [83]
Chris Potter This Will Be Storyville Drummond, Fischer, Fuglsang, Hays, Potter, Tranberg [84]
Gratitude Verve Blade, Hays [85]
Brad Shepik Short Trip Knitting Factory Rainey [86]
Alex Sipiagin Steppin' Zone Criss Cross Kikoski, Potter, Watts [54]
2002 Jim Hall Downbeat Critic's Choice Telarc Mraz [81]
Andrew Hill A Beautiful Day Palmetto Ballou, D'avila, Ehrlich, Fahn, Fielder, Frink, C. Gordon, Horton, Parran, J. Savage, Staalens, A. Stewart, Tardy, Nasheet Waits [87]
Joachim Kühn Universal Time EmArcy Hernandez, Portal, Potter [88]
Chris Potter Traveling Mercies Verve Hays, Rogers, Scofield, B. Stewart [7]
Adam Rogers Art of the Invisible Criss Cross Penn, Simon [54]
2003 Scott Colley Initial Wisdom Palmetto Coltrane, Rogers, B. Stewart [2][6][7]
Andrew Hill The Day the World Stood Still Stunt Agergaard, Fuglsang, Helm, Lohrer, Mockūnas, Svensson, Waits [7]
Mike Holober Canyon Sons of Sound Blade, Muthspiel, Ries [89]
Kate McGarry Show Me Palmetto Cardenas, Hammack, Hinrichs, Kovac, McHenry, Refosco, Snedeker, Wolleson [90]
Adam Rogers Allegory Criss Cross Penn, Potter, Simon [54]
Brad Shepik Drip Knitting Factory Rainey [86]
Luciana Souza North and South Sunnyside Barth. Hersch, McCaslin, Penn, Simon [91]
Bojan Z Transpacifik Label Bleu Waits [92]
2004 David Binney Welcome to Life Mythology Blade, Potter, Rogers, Taborn [93]
Jim Hall Magic Meeting ArtistShare Nash [7]
Judy Niemack Jazz Singer's Practice Session GAM Hersch, Weller [citation needed]
Chris Potter Lift: Live at the Village Vanguard Sunnyside Hays, B. Stewart [94]
Alex Sipiagin Equilibrium Criss Cross Binney, Jackson, Kikoski, Potter [54]
2005 Adam Rogers Apparitions Penn, Potter, Rogers, Simon [7][54]
Alex Sipiagin Returning S. Blake, Rogers, Sánchez [7][54]
2006 Juliette Greco Le Temps D'Une Chanson Sunnyside Abt, Albach, Brecker, Brice, Carbone, Casewell, Clark, Cutler, Fukuhara, Gallagher, Gemeinhardt, Goldstein, Henze, Jaffe, Jouannest, Kawahara, Kelley, Kitzis, Kuuskmann, Locker, Lovano, Lutzke, Mann, Miller, Mook, Moye, Nester, Nicolau, Paradise, Payne, Pridemore, Reid, Roney, Sadownick, Sato, Schultz, Shaw, Shumway, Siroky, Ting, Turner, Underwood, Wechsler, Witek [95][96]
Donny McCaslin The Way Through Arabesque A. Cruz, Binney, Bostrom, Souza, Yates [97]
Give and Go Criss Cross Cardenas, Jackson, Swana [54]
Soar Sunnyside Bonilla, Endsley, Evans, Monder, A. Sánchez, Saturnino, Souza [7]
Kenny Werner Democracy (Live at the Blue Note) Half Note Blade, D. Sánchez, Shulman, Werner, Wheeler, [19]
2007 David Binney Oceanos Criss Cross Blade, Endsley, Ferber, Newman, Rogers, Saturnino, Simon, Souza [79][54]
Scott Colley Architect of the Silent Moment CAM Jazz Alessi, Binney, Maret, Moran, Rogers, A. Sánchez, Taborn [2][6][7][98]
Abbey Lincoln Abbey Sings Abbey Verve Campbell, Eggar, Goldstein, Pelton [99]
Donny McCaslin In Pursuit Sunnyside Binney, Monder, A. Sánchez, Saturnino [100]
Chris Potter Song for Anyone Cardenas, A. Cruz, Eggar, M. Feldman, Martin, Potter, Rabinowitz, Tardy, von Kleist [101]
Adam Rogers Time and the Infinite Criss Cross B. Stewart [54]
Antonio Sánchez Migration CAM Jazz Corea, Metheny, Potter, D. Sánchez [98]
Alex Sipiagin Prints Criss Cross Kikoski, Michiru, Potter, A. Sánchez [54]
Out of the Circle ArtistShare Eubanks, Goldstein, Hey, McCaslin, Michiru, Rogers, Sadownick, A. Sánchez [102]
Kenny Werner Lawn Chair Society Blue Note Blade, Douglas, Pickett, Potter [20]
2008 Jim Hall Hemispheres ArtistShare Baron, Frisell [103]
Monday Michiru My Ever Changing Moods Geneon Ephron, Hey, McCaslin, Rogers, Sadownick, A. Sánchez [104]
Jane Monheit The Lovers, the Dreamers and Me Concord Bernstein, S. Blake, Goldstein, S. Harris, Johnson, Kanan, Lubambo, Miner, Montalbano, A. Sánchez, Vignola [105]
Boz Scaggs Speak Low Decca Acuña, Crystal, L. Feldman, Goldstein, Hammann, Heick, Locker, Mainieri, Marini, Martin, Robbins, Seaton, Shanahan, Sheppard [106]
2009 Helio Alves It's Clear Reservoir Lubambo, Simpson [107]
David Binney Third Occasion Mythology Akinmusire, Binney, Blade, A. Hunter, C. King, Mason [108]
Bendik Hofseth XI Grappa Goldstein, Louvel, Mainieri, A. Sánchez [citation needed]
Komeda Project Requiem WM Johnson, Medyna, Waits, Winnicki [109]
Donny McCaslin Declaration Sunnyside Gilkes, Greenblatt, Komer, McCaslin, Monder, Rojas, Saturnino, A. Sánchez, Sipiagin, Simon [110]
Rale Mićić 3 CTA Hutchinson, Jovanovic, Markovic [111]
Tineke Postma The Traveller Etcetera Allen, Carrington [112]
2010 Scott Colley Empire CAM Jazz Alessi, Blade, Frisell, Taborn [12][6][98]
Mason Brothers Quintet Two Sides One Story Archival Kikoski, Potter, A. Sánchez [113]
Michel Portal Baïlador Classics & Jazz France Akinmusire, DeJohnette, Loueke [114]
Antonio Sánchez Live in New York at Jazz Standard CAM Jazz Sánchez, Zenón [23][98]
2011 Gary Burton Common Ground Mack Avenue Lage, A. Sánchez [115]
Maurane Fais-Moi Une Fleur Polydor Campbell, Creswell, Eggar, Goldstein, Henze, Lee, Mainieri, J. Nelson, Nester, Pelton, Phaneuf, Pillow, Rizner, Sanborn, Thielemans, Todorov [citation needed]
John Scofield A Moment's Peace EmArcy Blade, Goldings [116]
2012 Thomas Chapin Never Let Me Go: Quartets '95 & '96 Playscape Fujiwara, Nicholson, Wilson [117]
Enrico Pieranunzi Permutation CAM Jazz A. Sánchez [98]
Edward Simon A Master's Diary Penn [98][118]
2013 David Ake Bridges Posi-Tone Alessi, Coltrane, Epstein, Ferber [118]
Gary Burton Guided Tour Mack Avenue Lage, A. Sánchez [1]
Alex Sipiagin Overlooking Moments Criss Cross Harland, Potter [54]
2014 Thana Alexa Ode to Heroes Jazz Village Boente, Disu, Krečič, Lindhorst, McCaslin, Rafalides, Roeder, Salvatore, A. Sánchez, Yasutake [119]
Sylvie Courvoisier Birdies for Lulu Intakt M. Feldman, Mintz [120]
Jazzhole Blue 72 Beave Music Binney, Friedman, Inniss, Mark, Pondel, Pozner, Robohm, Sadownick, Slattery [121]
Enrico Pieranunzi Stories CAM Jazz A. Sánchez [98]
2015 Chris Potter Imaginary Cities ECM Ephron, J. Feldman, Hammann, Martin, S. Nelson, Rogers, Smith, Taborn [122]
Various Hommage a Eberhard Weber Burton, Garbarek, McCandless, Metheny, Gottlieb, SWR Big Band [122][118]
2016 Nels Cline Currents, Constellations Blue Note Lage, Rainey [123][32]
Julian Lage Arclight Mack Avenue Wollesen [124]
Enrico Pieranunzi New Spring CAM Jazz McCaslin, Penn [98]
2017 Joey Alexander Joey.Monk.Live! Motéma Jones [125]
Scott Colley Seven ArtistShare Finlayson, Hays, Smith [2]
Sinne Eeg Dreams Stunt Baron, Christoffersen, Koonse, Mandrup, J. Nilsson, L. Nilsson [126]
Donny McCaslin Brooklyn 3 Edition Longplay J. Blake, Douglas [127]
Bria Skonberg With a Twist Okeh Cardenas, Fortner, Goldberg, Goldstein, Johnson, Wilson [128]
2018 Julian Lage Modern Lore Mack Avenue Chester, J. Harris, Wolleson [36]
Joshua Redman Still Dreaming Nonesuch Blade, Miles [129][1]
Edward Simon Sorrows & Triumphs Sunnyside Binney, Blade, Bocatto, Parlato, Quintero, Rogers [130]
Steve Slagle Dedication Panorama Diaz, Fields, B. Stewart, Stryker [131]
Luciana Souza The Book of Longing Sunnyside Pinheiro [18]
2019 Franco Ambrosetti Long Waves Unit Caine, DeJohnette, Scofield [132]
Joshua Redman Sun on Sand Nonesuch Brooklyn Rider, Takeishi, Zimmerli [118]
2020 Benjamin Koppel Ultimate Soul & Jazz Revue Cowbell Music Anderson, Brecker, Christoffersen, Heller, M. C. Koppel, Nimmer, Purdie [28][118]
Wolfgang Muthspiel Angular Blues ECM Blade [133][122]
2022 Franco Ambrosetti Nora Enja Caine, Caswell, Erskine, Scofield [118]
2023 John Bailey Time Bandits Freedom Road Records Cables, V. Lewis [134]
2024 Wolfgang Muthspiel Dance of the Elders ECM Blade [118][122]

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