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Getting rid of this very sparse article and merging the BM Quartet discography into the existing Branford Marsalis article would make it easier for readers to find this information. Note that the John Coltrane Quartet is not separated out from the Wikipedia Coltrane discography, and Coltrane's main biographical page is where information on the much more famous John Coltrane Quartet is found (that is not intended as a slight to the BM Quartet, as Marsalis is quite well known and celebrated). That organization (used for Coltrane) is reader friendly and puts all the relevant information where people would expect it to be.