Joe Henderson Discography & Chronology

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Joe Henderson (ts), Kirk Lightsey (p), Ernie Farrow (b), Roy Brooks (d)

Unknown dates. Information taken from photo in "Before Motown", p.147.

Joe Brazil (ldr), Joe Brazil, Sylvester 'Sonny Red' Kyner (as), John Coltrane, Joe Henderson (ts), unknown (ts, t), Hugh Lawson (p), Ernie Farrow (b), Roy Brooks (d)

Omit Joe Brazil (as) on b, d. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on c. unknown (ts) on a only. unknown (t) on a only. Omit Hugh Lawson (p) on c.

International Jazz Quartet (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Barry Harris (p), Ernie Farrow (b), Mike Lawton (d)

DB: 25 December 1958 (vol 25 no. 26), p.48.

International Jazz Quartet (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Barry Harris, Hugh Lawson (p), Ernie Farrow (b), Bert Myrick (d)

DB: 19 February 1959 (vol. 26, no. 4), p.50.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Terry Pollard (p), Will Austin (b), Johnny Cleaver (d)

DB: 10 December 1959 (vol. 26 no. 25), p.66.

Johnny Cleaver is incorrectly listed as Johnny Cleveland

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Terry Pollard (p), Will Austin (b), Johnny Cleaver (d)

DB: 18 February 1960 (vol. 27 no. 4), p.47.

Johnny Cleaver is incorrectly listed as Johnny Cleveland

Joe Henderson, Yusef Lateef, James Moody, Sonny Stitt (ts), Will Davis, Terry Pollard (p)

Billed as "The Battle of Jazz," tenor summit.

The Michigan Chronicle: 19 March 1960.

Kenny Dorham (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Herbie Hancock (p), Butch Warren (b), Tony Williams (d)

Grant Green (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Johnny Coles (t), Grant Green (g), John Patton (org), Ben Dixon (d), Duke Pearson (arr)

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), McCoy Tyner (p), Butch Warren (b), Pete La Roca (Sims) (d)

Kenny Dorham (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t)

The Charlie Parker Memorial Fund Program which featured the Freddie Redd Quintet, the Kenny Dorham quintet with Joe Henderson, The Ted Curson quartet with vocalist Carol Ivy and the debut of the New York School of Jazz Ensemble. Dan Morgenstern was the MC [NYAN: 6 June 1963, p.14]. This event was also reported in DB: 20 June 1963 (vol. 30 no.14), p.13.

Edgar Bateman (ldr), Clarence Sharpe (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Richard Williams (t), Harold Mabern (p), Bob Cunningham (b), Edgar Bateman (d)

Monday night session opposite Dave Pike. Coda: 7/63 p.14.

Antonio 'Chocolate' Diaz Mena (ldr), Alfred Gibbons, Joe Henderson, Seldon Powell, Jerome Richardson, Leo Wright (ww), Alfredo Armetros, Johnny Coles, Mario Fernandez, Clark Terry, Alesandro Vivar, Richard Williams (t), Jimmy Cleveland (tb), Frank Mercado (g), Duke Pearson, Felipe Yanez (p), Bob Cranshaw, Frank Schifano (b), Rudy Collins, Walter Perkins (d), Victor Allende, Miguel Avila, Antonio 'Chocolate' Diaz Mena, Ramon Sardinas, Jorge Topia, Carlos Valdez (per)

Johnny Coles (ldr), Leo Wright (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Johnny Coles (t), Duke Pearson (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Walter Perkins (d)

Johnny Coles (ldr), Leo Wright (f, as), Joe Henderson (ts), Johnny Coles (t), Duke Pearson (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Pete La Roca (Sims) (d)

Leo Wright (f) on b only. Omit Leo Wright (as) on b.

Blue Mitchell (ldr), Leo Wright (as), Joe Henderson (ts, arr), Blue Mitchell (t), Herbie Hancock (p), Gene Taylor (b), Roy Brooks (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (arr) on a, f.

Kenny Dorham (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Pete La Roca (Sims) (d)

In the liner notes to Basra, Ira Gitler indicates that, "La Roca was familiar with Henderson's work from the time the two spent together in Kenny Dorham's quintet at the Coronet in Brooklyn during September 1963.

Rufus Jones (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Rufus Jones (d)

DB reports that, "Maynard Ferguson's drummer Rufus Jones had his own group at Count Basie's with Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone" DB: 24 October 1963 (vol. 30 no. 38), p.43.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Andrew Hill (p), Eddie Khan (b), Pete La Roca (Sims) (d)

Grant Green (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Grant Green (g), Duke Pearson (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Al Harewood (d)

Andrew Hill (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Andrew Hill (p), Richard Davis (b), Roy Haynes (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on e, h. Omit Roy Haynes (d) on d.

Grant Green (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Grant Green (g), Duke Pearson (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Al Harewood (d)

Lee Morgan (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Lee Morgan (t), Barry Harris (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Billy Higgins (d)

Bobby Hutcherson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Grant Green (g), Duke Pearson (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Al Harewood (d)

Omit Grant Green (g) on d, g, h.

Freddie Roach (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Eddie Wright (g), Freddie Roach (org), Clarence Johnston (d)

This session was rejected. There were no master numbers assigned.

Freddie Roach (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Eddie Wright (g), Freddie Roach (org), Clarence Johnston (d)

Andrew Hill (ldr), Eric Dolphy (f, bcl, as), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Andrew Hill (p), Richard Davis (b), Tony Williams (d)

Omit Eric Dolphy (f) on a, d, e. Eric Dolphy (bcl) on h only. Omit Eric Dolphy (as) on b, c, f, g.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Andrew Hill (p), Eddie Khan (b), Elvin Jones (d)

This performance was rejected.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), McCoy Tyner (p), Richard Davis (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

This engagement was the inaugural event for Silver's new quintet.

Before the new quintet began performing publicly, they rehearsed for one week--sometime in late May. However, another DB [16 December 1964 (vol. 32 no. 26), p.18] indicates that, "A new Silver quintet made its debut in June..."These rehearsals were during the day at Lynn Oliver's Studios (consequently the same place that Blue Note booked rehearsal space for recording projects). A DB issue [18 June 1964 (vol.31 no. 14)] covers one of the rehearsals of the new Silver quintet [p.20], on a"Thursday about 2 p.m. and the men were in the middle of their daily 1-4p.m. rehearsal." At the conclusion of this week they "were going ...to open at Crawford's Grill...[in Pittsburgh]." (This debut gig(s) probably took place during the Friday or Saturday afternoon matinee that the grill sponsored--see below.)

DB: 16 July 1964 (vol. 31 no. 21), p.49 reported that,

Friday and Saturday afternoon matinees at Crawford's Grill have become quite the thing with well attended sessions for Horace Silver...Pittsburghers [sic] Joe Henderson, tenor saxophone, and drummer Roger Humphries are in the Silver quintet, and the college crowd seemed to dig trumpeter Carmell Jones.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Arthur Harper (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Apparently Teddy Smith was not present on this gig.This was the band's second performance. DB: 27 August 1964, p.34.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

This performance was originally released on Horace Silver's own label. The track titles are incorrectly labeled. The title order on the album should be as follows: "Filthy McNasty," "Skinney Minney," " The Tokyo Blues" and "Senor Blues."

Grant Green (ldr), James Spaulding (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Duke Pearson (t), Grant Green (g), McCoy Tyner (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Omit James Spaulding (as) on c. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on c. Duke Pearson (t) on e only.

Duke Pearson's untitled composition was not included on this album. The session notes indicate that he performed on trumpet for this piece.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 4 June 1964 (vol. 31 no. 13), p.44.
A review of this engagement was published in DB: 27 August 1964 (vol. 31 no. 24), p.34.

Kenny Dorham (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t)

Trumpeter Kenny Dorham's quintet with Joe Henderson on tenor saxophone took part in a 'Modern Dance and Jazz Concert' benefit for CORE at Hunter College in late June. Choreography was by Ron Davis and Lester Wilson; compositions of Cannonball Adderley, Oliver Nelson and Mary Lou Williams were played...[DB: 13 August 1964 vol. 31 no. 23, "Strictly ad Lib"].

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Jazz Magazine #110: 6 September 1964, p.30-32. Video footage exists of this performance dated 29 July 1964.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB reports that,

Pianist Horace Silver's new quintet received a standing ovation for its performance at the Awixa Pond Art Center in Bayshore, NY on August 8 [DB: 24 September 1964 vol. 31 no. 26, p.42].

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

This live performance at Pep's of the Horace Silver Quintet has never been released. These titles were recorded during afternoon and night sets. Four master numbers were arbitrarily assigned:

1413 - The Natives Are Restless Tonight
1414 - Que Pasa
1415 - Pretty Eyes
1416 - The Kicker

Further titles from these performances were not recorded (Notes taken from The Blue Note Discography).

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

NYAN: 20 August 1964, p.16; 22 August 1964, p.17.

Kenny Dorham (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Tommy Flanagan (p), Richard Davis (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Horace Silver's quintet performed at the Saturday evening concert of the Monterey Jazz Festival, CA. DB 10 September 1964 (vol. 31 no. 25), p.43 reports that Horace Silver and Bud Powell shared the bill at Birdland through 9/20. This does not seem likely since the quintet was in CA during this time.

The quintet was reviewed in DB: 8 October 1964 (vol. 31, no. 27), p.21; Jazz: January 1965 (vol. 4, no. 1).

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 3 December 1964 (vol. 31 no. 31), p.45, reports:

During their brief sojourns here [Los Angeles], the Cannonball Adderley and Horace Silver groups played at Synanon House in Santa Monica for the residents at the request of the Synanon arts director, Arnold Ross.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 10 September 1964 (vol. 31 no. 25), p.43 reports:

Bob Leonard is booking Horace Silver and group into the "It" Club for two weeks beginning October 5 and into the after hours Adams West Theater the 16th and 17th...

This conflicts with another booking listed: Jazz Workshop, October 6-18, San Francisco, CA [DB: 27 August 1964, (vol. 31 no. 24), p.44].

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 8 October 1964, (vol. 31 no. 27), p.46.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Duke Pearson (ldr), James Spaulding (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Donald Byrd (t), Duke Pearson (p, arr), Bob Cranshaw (b), Otis 'Candy' Finch (d)

All tracks were rejected from this session.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 19 November 1964 (vol. 31 no. 30), p.46. Also reported in the Village Voice: 19 November 1964, p.19.

Duke Pearson (ldr), James Spaulding (f, as), Joe Henderson (ts), Donald Byrd (t), Duke Pearson (p, arr), Bob Cranshaw (b), Mickey Roker (d)

James Spaulding (f) on c, d only. Omit James Spaulding (as) on f. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on f. Omit Donald Byrd (t) on f. Omit Duke Pearson (arr) on f.

The Blue Note Discography lists this date as November 21, 1964.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), McCoy Tyner (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 31 December 1964 (vol. 31 no. 31), p.46.

The 28 January 1965 issue of DB (vol. 32 no. 2), p.11 reports that on 11 December 1964, Horace Silver's group played a benefit concert for Peter Long (producer) at Birdland. This would indicate that they did not leave for Chicago earlier than the 12th, if the gig took place at all. SEE entry: June 30, 1965.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

The 28 January 1965 issue of DB (vol. 32 no. 2, p.11) reports that on 11 December 1964, Horace Silver's group played a benefit concert for Peter Long (producer) at Birdland.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

...The Horace Silver quintet got the New Year off to a flying start at the Crawford Grill...[DB: 25 February 1965 (vol. 32 no. 5), p.14]

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 28 January 1965 (vol. 32 no. 2), p.43.

...the downtown club closed for awhile in January, reopens January 18 with Horace Silver...[DB: 28 January 1965 (vol. 32 no. 2), p.40].

Andrew Hill (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (c), Andrew Hill (p), Richard Davis (b), Joe Chambers (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on f, g. Omit Freddie Hubbard (c) on f, g.

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), James Spaulding (f, as), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kiane Zawadi (eu), Harold Mabern (p), Larry Ridley (b), Clifford Jarvis (d)

James Spaulding (f) on c only.

Various Artists (ldr), Roland Alexander, Joe Henderson, Hank Mobley, Lucky Thompson (ts)

DB: 22 April 1965 (vol. 32 no. 9), p.16. VV: 4 March 1965 also covered this jam--started at 4pm till ???

Cognizance of the 10th anniversary of Parker's death also was taken on March 14th at the Cafe Au Go Go when Jim Harrison presented a mammoth jam session. Among the participants were...tenor saxophonists: Lucky Thompson, Joe Henderson, Hank Mobley and Roland Alexander...

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 11 March 1965 (vol. 32 no. 6), p.43. The same issue also reports on p.11 that:

Philadelphia will enjoy one of its biggest jazz weeks when the city plays host to the groups of Herbie Mann and Horace Silver and the big bands of Count Basie and Duke Ellington--all scheduled to appear during the third week of March...

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 22 April 1965 (vol. 32 no. 9), p.51, reports,

"La Carousel, one of the first jazz spots to offer name-group entertainment, recently had Horace Silver's quintet, and the Three Sounds..."

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 6 May 1965 (vol. 32 no.10).

"Baltimore: North End Lounge and concerts by the Horace Silver quintet and the Modern Jazz Quartet at local colleges"

Lee Morgan (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Lee Morgan (t), Ronnie Mathews (p), Victor Sproles (b), Billy Higgins (d)

Information obtained from a session reel.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 25 March 1965 (vol. 32 no. 7), p.43, reports that this engagement ran from April 2-15. An earlier issue lists the dates from April 9-22 [DB: 25 February 1965 (vol. 32 no. 5), p.14].

VV: 25 March 1965, p.23 indicates the gig started April 6 [8 April 1965]. It also advertises Horace Silver's group at the Half Note, stating that the performance would run from 11:15 to midnight.

Lee Morgan (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Lee Morgan (t), Ronnie Mathews (p), Victor Sproles (b), Billy Higgins (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 6 May 1965 (vol. 32 no.10), p.44

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

VV: 6 May 1965; DB: 17 June 1965 (vol. 32 no.13), p.16 reports:

A mid-May survey of Greenwich Village found the following groups in residence at local clubs: pianist Horace Silver's quintet at the Village Gate...

Pete La Roca (Sims) (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Steve Kuhn (p), Steve Swallow (b), Pete La Roca (Sims) (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Carmell Jones (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

NYAN: 22 May 1965, p.22, reports that Horace Silver's group is at the Apollo. DB reports in the July 1 issue [(vol. 32 no.19), p.15] that:

...Pianist Horace Silver's quintet, organist Jack McDuff's combo and singer Miriam Makeba with her trumpeter husband Hugh Masakela did a week at the Apollo Theater last month (May)...

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 20 May 1965 (vol. 32 no.11), p.43.The Chicago Defender on July 3 (p.14) and 7th (p.17) advertises for this gig.

Woody Shaw joined the group a week before this engagement:

"Woody Shaw is the new trumpet man with the Horace Silver Quintet. Shaw, who has been in Europe for several months, joined the band a week before it opened at The Plugged Nickel."

DB: 12 August 1965 (vol. 32, no. 21), p.51.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 25 July 1965 (vol. 32 no.19), p.11 indicates that Horace Silver performed for a CORE benefit concert at Shelly's Manne-Hole:

"Five hour concert (benefit) at Shelly's Manne-Hole on July 25 for CORE chapter in San Fernando. Horace Silver's group performed..."

The group may have been billed here from July 23-August 1. [DB: 15 July 1965 (vol. 32 no. 20), p.46.]

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Teddy Smith (b), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 15 July 1965 vol. 32 no. 20, p 46

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

9:30pm-4am. Advertised in VV: 29 July 1965.

Other personnel unknown.

Manny Smith (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Manny Smith (t), Andy Bey (p), Eddie Khan (b), Charli Persip (d)

DB: 21 October 1965 (vol. 32 no. 22), p.41 reports:

"Trumpeter Manny Smith brought his quintet to the Club Coronet Sept 5. With him were Joe Henderson, tenor saxophone; Andy Bey, piano; Eddie Khan, bass; Charlie Persip, drums."

Various Artists (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Monday night jam session. VV: 23 September 1965, p.20.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), J. J. Johnson (tb), Horace Silver (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

VV: 28 October 1965, p.18. The "Strictly Ad Lib" section of DB: 2 December 1965 (vol. 32 no. 25) reports,

"Pianist Horace Silver's quintet played the Village Vanguard for the first time since 1957 for two weeks beginning October 26..." [this claim may be incorrect: VV: 6 April 1960 has an ad for Silver at the Vanguard]

Silver was also holding auditions for a bassist at the Vanguard. DB: 16 December 1965 (vol. 32, no. 26), p.18.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 4 November 1965, p.45; Washington Post: 5 September 1965, p.19.

Larry Young (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Larry Young (org), Elvin Jones (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on f. Omit Woody Shaw (t) on f.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 16 December 1965 (vol. 32, no. 26), p.18.

His group may have played here earlier in the Fall:

DB: 7 October 1965 (vol. 32, no. 21), p.14.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 16 December 1965, p.19.

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), John Hicks (p), Arthur Harper (b), Clifford Jarvis (d)

LBJS Yearbook 1967.

Woody Shaw (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Larry Young (p), Ron Carter (b), Joe Chambers (d)

Demo recording.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 27 January 1966 (vol. 33 no. 2), p.42 reports that, "Trumpeter Ruby Braff's appearance at the Jazz Workshop [Boston] was followed by Horace Silver's quintet..."

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

Woody Shaw (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Herbie Hancock (p), Paul Chambers (b), Joe Chambers (d)

Demo recording.

Nat Adderley (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Nat Adderley (c), Herbie Hancock (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Roy McCurdy (d)

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

A quartet led by Henderson. VV: 6 January 1966, p.18

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Lee Morgan (t), Curtis Fuller (tb), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Cedar Walton (p), Ron Carter (b), Joe Chambers (d)

Joe Zawinul (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Blue Mitchell (t), Joe Zawinul (p), Sam Jones (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on b. Omit Pepper Adams (bar) on b. Omit Blue Mitchell (t) on b. Omit Sam Jones (b) on b. Omit Louis Hayes (d) on b.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Larry Ridley (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Taken from a week-long engagement at the Half Note, February 10-18?.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Larry Ridley (b), Roger Humphries (d)

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 24 March 1966 (vol. 33 no. 6), p.51 reported that, "Singer Gloria Lynne failed to appear for her scheduled week at Pep's. She was replaced by jazz bagpipist Rufus Harley and comedian Dick Davy. They were followed by The Three Sounds and pianist Horace Silver's quintet...".

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Larry Ridley (b), Roger Humphries (d)

VV: 3 March 1966; 10 March 1966, p.18.

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), Hosea Taylor (bsn, as), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Herbie Hancock (p, hps), Reggie Workman (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Hosea Taylor (bsn) on b only. Omit Hosea Taylor (as) on b. Omit Herbie Hancock (p) on b. Herbie Hancock (hps) on b only.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 10 March 1966 (vol. 33 no. 5), p.46.

Horace Silver (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Woody Shaw (t), Horace Silver (p), Roger Humphries (d)

DB: 13 January 1966 (vol. 33 no.1), p.44.

Only a few days into this gig, Henderson quit the band on April 2, 1966:

"In a surprise mood, tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson abruptly quit the Horace Silver Quintet in the midst of the group's performance before a Saturday night crowd at San Francisco's Jazz Workshop on April 2. Silver told Down Beat that the tenorist's reported reason for leaving was that drummer Roger Humphries' playing 'was thwarting his solos.'... The pianist, who said he did not intend to bring union charges against Henderson, indicated he would add a new sideman upon returning to New York City. Silver said he had no intimation Henderson was planning to leave, though the tenor saxophonist had asked the leader for a three-month leave of absence to form a recording group some months earlier. At that time, Silver refused on the grounds that by the time a replacement was taught the group's library, Henderson would be due to return. Asked then if he wished to leave, Henderson elected to remain." [DB: 19 May 1966 (vol. 33 no. 10), p.14]

Jack DeJohnette (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), McCoy Tyner (p), Henry Grimes (b), Jack DeJohnette (d)

VV: 14 April 1966, p.32; Coda June 1966, p.22.

Lee Morgan (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Lee Morgan (t), McCoy Tyner (p), Bob Cranshaw (b), Billy Higgins (d)

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Grachan Moncur III (tb)

Slugs' featured tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson's group, with Kenny Dorham, trumpet, and Grachan Moncur III, trombone, in early June [DB: 30 June 1966 (vol. 33 no. 13), p.15].

McCoy Tyner (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), McCoy Tyner (p), Henry Grimes (b), Jack DeJohnette (d)

DB: 14 July 1966 (vol. 33 no.14), p.14. The LBJS 67 Yearbook lists the bassist as Herbie Lewis.

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t)

Top of the Gate - Hubbard Quintet. VV: 23 June 1966

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t), Grachan Moncur III (tb), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Jymie Merritt (b), Joe Chambers (d)

VV: 23 June1966, p.12; VV: 30 June 1966, p.12; NYT: 29 June 1966. This is also reported in DB,

Tenor Saxophonist Joe Henderson's sextet (Kenny Dorham, trumpet; Grachan Moncur III, trombone; Bobby Hutcherson, virbraharp; Jymie Merritt, bass; Joe Chambers, drums) made its second appearance within a month when it came in for a week starting June 28...[DB: 11 August 1966 (vol. 33 no. 16), p.13].

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t)

Henderson's quintet. DB: 28 July 1966 (vol. 33 no.15), p.41.

Bobby Hutcherson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), McCoy Tyner (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Billy Higgins (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on c.

The catalog number for the Applause release listed as 4409 on the disc and side of the case. Information courtesy of Dennis Whitling.

Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t)

DB: 9 August 1966 (vol. 33 no. 18), p.15 states,

A new big-band, co-led by tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson and trumpeter Kenny Dorham, made its debut at the Dom July 17...

Betty Carter (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), John Hicks (p), Walter Booker (b), Freddie Waits (d), Betty Carter (v)

VV: 21 July 1966. DB reports,

Singer Betty Carter began an extended return engagement at the Five Spot in mid-July. She is accompanied by tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson, pianist John Hicks, bassist Walter Booker, and drummer Freddie Waits...[DB: 25 August 1966 (vol. 33 no. 17), p.14].

Various Artists (ldr), Joe Henderson, Roland Kirk (ts), Lee Morgan (t), Benny Powell (tb), Joe Carroll (v)

DB: 28 July 1966 (vol. 33 no.15), p.44.

Kenny Dorham, Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Dorham (t)

Joe Henderson-Kenny Dorham big band [DB: 22 September 1966 (vol. 33 no.19), p.18]. This may have originally been booked for Henderson's sextet: DB: 25 August 1966 (vol. 33 no.17), p.14.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Joe Henderson's sextet [VV: 11 August 1966, p.16; VV: 18 August 1966, p.16; and DB: 25 August 1966 (vol. 33 no. 17), p.14]. The DB article indicates that Henderson did a week at Slugs' in early August.

Joe Henderson, Elvin Jones (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Don Moore (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Benefit concert for the Both/And jazz club, featuring many bands including the Elvin Jones-Joe Henderson Quartet [DB: 20 October 1966 (vol. 33 no. 21), p.11].

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Don Moore (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Other artists included on this album not listed here.

Benny Powell (ldr), Roland Alexander, George Coleman, Junior Cook, John Gilmore, Jimmy Heath, Joe Henderson, Hank Mobley (ts), Benny Powell (tb)

A memorial salute to Lester Young will be held at the Club Ruby in Jamaica, NY, Sept. 25. The concert features tenor saxophonists Roland Alexander, George Coleman, Junior Cook, John Gilmore, Jimmy Heath, Joe Henderson, Clifford Jordan, and Hank Mobley, two rhythm sections, and trombonist Benny Powell, whose Ben-Gee Enterprises is producing the event...[DB: 6 October 1966 (vol. 33 no. 20), p.12].

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Jazz Benefit concert featuring the Joe Henderson Big Band [VV: 27 October 1966, p.29]. DB reports that this concert was held on Sunday, October 30 [DB: 15 December 1966 (vol. 33 no. 25), p.13].

Nat Adderley (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Nat Adderley (c), Joe Zawinul (p), Victor Gaskin (b), Roy McCurdy (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on f.

Benny Powell (ldr), Roland Alexander, Benny Golson, Jimmy Heath, Joe Henderson, Hank Mobley (ts)

"Tenor Forum," featuring, Roland Alexander, Booker Ervin, Benny Golson, Jimmy Heath, Joe Henderson, and Hank Mobley, supported by two rhythm sections, with Benny Powell, whose Ben-G[ee] Enterprises sponsored the event, as emcee and guest soloist [DB: 1 December 1966 (vol. 33 no. 24), p.14].

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Phil Woods (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard, Joe Newman (t), Jim Hall (g), Herbie Hancock (p), Jimmy Smith (org), Ron Carter (b), Jack DeJohnette (d)

Though the liner notes credit Jimmy Smith, Paul Griffin is believed to play organ on this album [Bruyninckx Modern Jazz Discography].

According to the liner notes, Hancock recorded this music in London with British musicians, then scrapped it and rerecorded everything in New York with the musicians here.

"Bring Down the Birds" never appeared on the original soundtrack album. The bassline was sampled by Dee-Lite for their 1990 top 5 dance hit "Groove is in the Heart."--taken from Chris Genzel's Herbie Hancock page (http://home.t-online.de/home/stamil/hhdisco.html).

Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), McCoy Tyner (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Freddie Waits (d)

DB: 12 January 1967 (vol. 34 no.1) p.42 reported that,

The Drome featured the McCoy Tyner-Joe Henderson Quartet last month. The group opened without Tyner, who was in Japan, and Kenny Cox filled in the first night. The group included two former Detroiters (Henderson and drummer Freddy Waits), plus bassist Herbie Lewis. A guest one night was bassist Ernie Farrow. The Tyner-Henderson group also shared the bill at an [MC] Ed Love concert with Farrow's quintet.

Duke Pearson (ldr), James Spaulding (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Duke Pearson (p), Ron Carter (b), Mickey Roker (d)

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

DB: 29 December 1966 (vol. 33 no. 26), p.15; 26 January 1967 (vol. 34 no. 2), p.10.

Grachan Moncur III (ldr), Jackie McLean (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Grachan Moncur III (tb), Stanley Cowell (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Beaver Harris (d)

VV: 8 December 1966, p.19.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

VV: 29 December 1966, p.24. DB also reported this gig [DB: 26 January 1967 (vol. 34 no. 2), p.10].

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Ron Carter (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Bootleg exists. This track may have come from the September 27 session for Milestone.

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t)

Downbeat 23 February 1967 (vol. 34, no.4), p.13 reports,

"Trumpeter Miles Davis was scheduled to use two tenor saxophonists, Wayne Shorter and Joe Henderson, for his three weekend appearances at the Village Vanguard beginning Jan 20."

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Five Spot. Matinee for CORE (Congress on Racial Equality) featured Henderson's Big Band [DB: 23 March 1967 (vol. 34 no. 6), p.15].

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

The New York Friends of Synanon jazz benefit. Joe Henderson's All-Star Big Band [VV: 26 January 1967, p.18. DB lists this date of the concert as Jan 30 [DB: 26 January 1967 (vol. 34 no. 2), p.13.

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t), Herbie Hancock (p), Tony Williams (d)

VV: 2 February 1967, p.33.

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t)

DB: 9 March 1967 (vol. 34 no. 5), p.43 reports,

"The World Series of Jazz was scheduled for Feb. 5 at the Philadelphia Arena. Featured were Count Basie and his Orchestra, Miles Davis and his quintet..."

Newark saxophonist, Leo Johnson, performed with Jack McDuff's band at this event and remembers the ecstatic response Henderson received from the audience. The trip to Detroit either was postponed or canceled.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

DB reports that, "Tenor saxophonist Joe Henderson was recently featured at L'Intrigue in Newark..." [DB: 9 March 1967 (vol. 34 no. 5), p.17].

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t)

Chicago Defender: 18 February 1967, p.13

DB: 6 April 1967 (vol. 34 no. 7), p.5 reports,

The World Series of Jazz, headlining the Miles Davis Sextet (tenorist Joe Henderson was added to the group)...brought out large audiences for its three performances at the Civic Opera House last month..."

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Mike Lawrence (t), Grachan Moncur III (tb), Bobby Hutcherson (vib), Herbie Lewis (b), Joe Chambers (d)

DB: 6 April 1967 (vol. 34 no. 7), p.52].

Idris Muhammad [aka Leo Morris] subbed for Joe Chambers the first night.

An earlier date may not have happened:

February 2-10: Detroit. The Drome. Joe Henderson quintet w/ Kenny Dorham [DB: 9 February 1967 (vol. 34 no. 3), p.42].

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t), Herbie Hancock (p), Eddie Gomez (b), Tony Williams (d)

DB 18 May 1967 p.49.

Roy Ayers (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Charles Tolliver (t), Roy Ayers (vib), Ronnie Clark (p), Reggie Workman (b), Bruno Carr (d)

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t)

Miles Davis Sextet. Village Voice: 9 March 1967.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Grachan Moncur III (tb), Ronnie Mathews (p), Arthur Harper (b), Mickey Roker (d)

Coda: May 1967, p.29.

Benny Powell (ldr), Sylvester 'Sonny Red' Kyner, Charles McPherson, James Spaulding (as), Booker Ervin, Joe Henderson (ts), Barry Harris (p), Paul Chambers, Philly Joe Jones (b)

Melody Maker: 25 March 1967, p.6.

Miles Davis (ldr), Joe Henderson, Wayne Shorter (ts), Miles Davis (t)

SF Examiner Friday, 6 October 1995.

"In April 1967, two months before the Monterey Pop Festival, the UC Fraternity Council's Spring Week activities included a two-day jazz festival featuring such performers as the Miles Davis Sextet (with Wayne Shorter and Joe Henderson on saxes), the Modern Jazz Quartet, Horace Silver Quintet and the Bill Evans trio."

McCoy Tyner (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), McCoy Tyner (p), Ron Carter (b), Elvin Jones (d)

Chris Swansen (ldr), Phil Woods (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Randy Brecker (t), Mike Nock (p), Chris Swansen (con)

NYT: 29 April 1967. Billed as the "New York Improvisation Ensemble," Swansen brought a 13-piece band to Judson Hall. Other personnel unknown. The article states that the band had been rehearsing for more than a year.

Art Blakey (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bill Hardman (t), McCoy Tyner (p), Art 'Juni' Booth (b), Art Blakey (d)

DB: 15 June 1967.

Art Blakey (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bill Hardman (t), Slide Hampton (tb), McCoy Tyner (p), Art 'Juni' Booth (b), Art Blakey (d)

DB 29 June 1967, p.55; Washington Post: 2 April 1967, p.L6.

Art Blakey (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Bill Hardman (t), Slide Hampton (tb), McCoy Tyner (p), Art 'Juni' Booth (b), Art Blakey (d)

Need further confirmation that Henderson was on this gig. DB: 18 May 1967, p.50,52.

Roy Haynes (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Chick Corea (p), Roy Haynes (d)

VV: 27 July 1967, p.21

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Things have been happening at La Boheme on Broadway at 69th St. The main attraction has been Freddie Hubbard's Jazz Communicators with Joe Henderson, tenor saxophone; Kenny Barron, piano; Herbie Lewis, bass; and Louis Hayes, drums. They have been playing evenings, Tuesdays through Sundays [DB: 7 September 1967 vol. 34 no. 18, p?].

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Mike Lawrence (t), Grachan Moncur III (tb), Kenny Barron (p), Ron Carter (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

DB: 7 September 1967 (vol. 34 no.18), p.44.

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Booker Ervin, Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Lennie McBrowne (d)

DB: 2 November 1967 (vol. 34 no. 22), p.24

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Lee Konitz (ldr), Lee Konitz (as, ts, bar), Joe Henderson, Richie Kamuca (ts), Marshall Brown (vtb, eu), Karl Berger (vib), Jim Hall (g), Dick Katz (p), Eddie Gomez (b), Elvin Jones (d), Ray Nance (vn)

c, d, e, f, g performed as medley.

Omit Lee Konitz (as) on d, f, k. Joe Henderson (ts) on b, l only. Richie Kamuca (ts) on j, l only. Lee Konitz (ts) on d, f, k only. Lee Konitz (bar) on a only. Marshall Brown (vtb) on a only. Marshall Brown (eu) on a only. Karl Berger (vib) on e, g, l only. Jim Hall (g) on i, l only. Dick Katz (p) on h, l only. Eddie Gomez (b) on f, g, l only. Elvin Jones (d) on d, g, l only. Ray Nance (vn) on k only.

c.-g. listed as "Five Varations on 'Alone Together'." Konitz plays electric alto saxophone on a. and c. and electric tenor saxophone on b.

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Coda November 1967 issue indicates that Jymie Merritt and Freddie Waits may have subbed for Herbie Lewis and Louis Hayes, respectively.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Ron Carter (b), Louis Hayes (d)

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 11 January 1968 (vol. 35 no. 1), p.45 reports that,

"Trumpeter Freddie Hubbard brought his Jazz Communicators to Crawford's Grill in mid-November. The jam-packed audience included a number of local musicians, a tribute to the group's high quality..."

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 25 Jan 1968 (vol. 35 no.2), p.13.

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 4 April 1968 (vol. 35, no. 1), p.48.

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 22 February 1968 (vol. 35 no. 2), p.13; DB: 11 January 1968 (vol. 35 no. 1), p.46.

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

Shared the bill with Thelonious Monk Quartet [DB: 22 February 1968 (vol. 35 no. 4), p.14].

Nat Adderley (ldr), Jeremy Steig (f), Joe Henderson (ts), Nat Adderley (c), Joe Zawinul (p), Victor Gaskin (b), Roy McCurdy (d)

Jeremy Steig (f) on a only.

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB 7 March 1968 p.41; LAT 1/25/68 p.A9

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 8 February 1968 (vol. 35 no. 3), p.46. This booking came in the midst of a west coast tour that first began with a 10 night stand at Marty's-on-the-Hill. After the gig at the Both/And club, they returned to LA for performances at the Tropicana and Memory Lane [DB: 7 March 1968 (vol. 35 no. 5), p.41].

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 7 March 1968 (vol. 35 no. 5), p.41

The Jazz Communicators (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Kenny Barron (p), Herbie Lewis (b), Louis Hayes (d)

DB: 7 March 1968 (vol. 35 no. 5), p.41

Alice Coltrane (ldr), Joe Henderson, Pharoah Sanders (ts), Alice Coltrane (p, hrp), Jimmy Garrison (b), Rashied Ali, Jack DeJohnette (d)

Billed as a "Cosmic Music" concert. DB: 30 May 1968 (vol. 35 no. 11), p.15; NYT: 15 April 1968, p.48.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Wynton Kelly (p), Paul Chambers (b), Jimmy Cobb (d)

d, e performed as medley.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Don Friedman (p), Ron Carter (b), Jack DeJohnette (d)

Donald Byrd (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Donald Byrd, Ray Codrington (t), Stanley Cowell (p)

Part of the Fine Arts Festival. This group shared the concert with a big band featuring compositions by Mitchell Farber. DB 19 September 1968, p.13.

Donald Byrd (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Donald Byrd (t), Stanley Cowell (p), Rowland Wilson (b), Joe Chambers (d)

DB 19 September 1968, p.13.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Orkester Journalen #36: September 1968, p.8-9.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Ray Warleigh (f, as), John Surman (ss, bar), Joe Henderson, Ronnie Scott (ts), Kenny Wheeler (t, fh), Chris Pyne (tb), Gordon Beck (p), Dave Holland, Ron Matthewson (b), Tony Crombie, Tony Oxley (d)

DB: 3 October 1968 (vol.35 no. 20), p.43; Melody Maker 24 August 1968, p.6; 31 August 1968, p.3, 8.

Henderson appeared for a 3 to 4 week engagement with a quartet (Beck, Holland, Oxley) and provided arrangements for Ronnie Scott's octet.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Kenny Drew, Sr. (p), Bo Stief (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 12 December 1968 (vol. 35 no. 25), p.46.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Michel Roques (f), Joe Henderson (ts), Slide Hampton (tb), Siegfried Kessler, Joachim Kuhn (p), Benoît Charvet (b), Franco Manzecchi (d)

Henderson apparently played here in September and October with various players.

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Erich Kleinschuster (ldr), Hans Salomon (bcl, ts), Joe Henderson (ts), Robert Politzer (t), Erich Kleinschuster (tb), Fritz Pauer (p, ep), Rudolf Hansen (b), Erich Bachträgl (d)

Only tracks on which Joe Henderson appears are listed here. Originally broadcast on ORF radio.

Lee Konitz (ldr), Fatty George (cl), Lee Konitz (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Dusko Gojkovic (t), Albert Mangelsdorff (tb), George Gruntz (p), Jimmy Woode (b), Daniel Humair (d)

George Gruntz (p) on d only.

Titled "TV Workshop #1-Hot and Cool"

There were 2 takes of "A Handful of Soul"; 7 takes-"Set Up"; 4 takes-"Capricci Cavaleschi".

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Jazz Hot #244, p.14.

This may have been October 20, 1968:
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Luis Gasca (ldr), Hubert Laws (f, ts), Lew Tabackin (f), Rodgers Grant (ss), Joe Henderson (ts), Luis Gasca (t, fh), Joe Gallardo (tb), Paul Griffin, Herbie Hancock (p), Mark Levine (ep), Richard Davis, David Herscher (b), Chuck Rainey (eb), Bernard Purdie, Mickey Roker (d), Steve Berrios, Julito Collazo, Mongo Santamaria, Marty Sheller (per)

Omit Rodgers Grant (ss) on e. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on e. Omit Hubert Laws (ts) on e. Omit Mark Levine (ep) on b, c, d. Omit David Herscher (b) on a, b, c, d. Omit Chuck Rainey (eb) on e. Omit Steve Berrios (per) on a, b, c, d. Omit Julito Collazo (per) on a, b, c, d. Omit Mongo Santamaria (per) on a, b, c, d. Omit Marty Sheller (per) on a, b, c, d.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Joe Henderson 21-piece big band and other performers for a pre-Christmas concert [DB: 6 February 1969 (vol. 36 no. 3), p.42].

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Ron Carter (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Herbie Hancock sextet performed the last week in December. Henderson replaced Clifford Jordan and Albert Heath replaced Pete La Roca [DB: 6 February 1969 (vol. 36 no. 3), p.42.]

Oliver Nelson, The Ron Davis Dancers (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Marvin Stamm, Richard Williams (t), Jimmy Cleveland (tb), Patti Bown (p), Ron Carter, George Duvivier (b), Oliver Nelson (arr, con)

DB: 20 February 1969 (vol. 36 no. 4), p.14.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Ron Carter (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 20 March 1969 (vol. 36 no. 6), p.14

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Hubert Laws (f), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Jerome Richardson (bcl), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Tony Studd (btb), Herbie Hancock (p, ep, arr), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Joe Henderson (af) on c only.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Hubert Laws (f), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Jerome Richardson (bcl), Johnny Coles (fh), Garnett Brown (tb), Tony Studd (btb), Herbie Hancock (p, arr), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Jerome Richardson (f), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Romeo Penque (bcl), Johnny Coles (fh), Garnett Brown (tb), Jack Jeffers (btb), Herbie Hancock (p, arr), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Joe Henderson (af) on c only. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on c. Herbie Hancock (arr) on a only.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 20 March 1969 (vol. 36 no. 6), p.14. Review of the performance in DB: 24 July 1969 (vol. 36 no. 15), p.26-28; NYT: 11 May 1969, p.D30.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Phil Wilson (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 12 June 1969 (vol. 36 no. 12), p.44. Indicates Garnett Brown was replaced by Phil Wilson.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Phil Wilson (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Took place the same week as the Black Music Festival. DB: 12 June 1969 (vol. 36 no. 12), p.44.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 24 July 1969 (vol. 36 no. 15), p.39. Possibly returned in June (same issue).

George Benson (ldr), Bob Porcelli (as), Joe Farrell, Joe Henderson (ts), Jerome Richardson (bar), Lew Soloff (t), George Benson (g), Richard Tee (p), Jim Fielder (b), Idris Muhammad (d), Paul Alicea, Angel Allende, Johnny Pacheco (per)

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Mike Lawrence (t), Herbie Hancock (ep), Ron Carter (eb), Jack DeJohnette (d)

Omit Herbie Hancock (ep) on a.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Herbie Hancock (p, ep), Ron Carter (b), Jack DeJohnette (d)

Omit Herbie Hancock (p) on a, e. Herbie Hancock (ep) on a only.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 10 July 1969 (vol. 36 no. 14), p.46.

Need personnel confirmation.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

LAT: 2 June 1969, p.C20; 13 June 1969, p.E17

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t, fh), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 4 September 1969 (vol. 36 no. 18), p.27-28 (w/photo).

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 27 August 1969 (vol. 36 no. 17), p.26

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Johnny Coles (t), Herbie Hancock (p), Jimmy Garrison (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 2 October 1969 (vol. 36 no. 20), p.40.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion, Jerome Richardson (as), Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Thad Jones, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Mel Lewis (d)

DB: 2 October 1969 (vol. 36, no. 20), p.41.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

DB: 2 October 1969 (vol. 36 no. 28), p.42. Other personnel unknown.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerome Richardson (f, as), Jerry Dodgion (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Thad Jones, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Eddie Gomez (b), Mel Lewis (d)

DB: 16 October 1969 (vol 36 no. 21), p.13. Other personnel unknown.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

DB: 16 October 1969 (vol .36 no 21), p.13.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Broadcast on Swedish Radio.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

This concert was originally broadcast over German radio on October 5, 1969.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Video may also exist.

DB 21 August 1969, p.49

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

NPS Jazzkelder
Jazz Archive of the NPS (Dutch broadcast archive).

DB 21 August 1969, p.49

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

DB 21 August 1969, p.49

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Omit Jerry Dodgion (f) on g. Omit Jerry Dodgion (as) on g. Omit Jerome Richardson (as) on g. Omit Eddie Daniels (ts) on g. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on g. Omit Pepper Adams (bar) on g. Omit Danny Moore (t) on g. Omit Al Porcino (t) on g. Omit Richard Williams (t) on g. Omit Snooky Young (t) on g. Omit Thad Jones (fh) on g. Omit Eddie Bert (tb) on g. Omit Astley Fennell (tb) on g. Omit Jimmy Knepper (tb) on g. Omit Cliff Heather (btb) on g. Omit Richard Davis (b) on g. Omit Mel Lewis (d) on g.

Broadcast on DRS 2 Radio.

DB 21 August 1969, p.49 lists this date as September 13, 1969.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Richard Williams, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Eddie Bert, Astley Fennell, Jimmy Knepper (tb), Cliff Heather (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

DB 21 August 1969, p.49

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Albert Dailey (p), Eddie Gomez (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 16 October 1969 (vol .36 no 21), p.13; 30 October 1969 (vol 36 no. 22), p.12.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts)

Other personnel unknown. DB: 8 January 1970 (vol. 37 no. 1), p.42.

Miroslav Vitous (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), John McLaughlin (g), Herbie Hancock (p, ep), Miroslav Vitous (b), Joe Chambers, Jack DeJohnette (d)

Joe Henderson (ts) on b, c, d only. Omit John McLaughlin (g) on d, g. Omit Herbie Hancock (p) on a, d, g. Herbie Hancock (ep) on a, d only. Joe Chambers (d) on d, h only. Omit Jack DeJohnette (d) on d, h.

SD 1622 gives date as November 1969.

Vitous overdubbed a second bass part on 17893.

Unknown percussionist (could be overdubbed or Joe Chambers) present on 17894.

Personnel details unknown for 17887 - and composer needs confirmation.

Joe Chambers (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Albert Dailey (p), Cecil McBee (b), Joe Chambers (d)

DB 27 November 1969, p.11; NYT: 14 October 1969, p.52.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Joe Farrell (ts), Arthur Clark (bar), Johnny Coles (t, fh), Joe Newman, Ernie Royal (t), Ray Alonge (frh), Garnett Brown, Benny Powell (tb), Eric Gale (g), Herbie Hancock (p, ep), Buster Williams (b, eb), Jerry Jemmott (eb), Albert 'Tootie' Heath, Bernard Purdie (d), George Devens (per)

Joe Farrell (ts) on g only. Arthur Clark (bar) on a only. Joe Newman (t) on a only. Ernie Royal (t) on a only. Ray Alonge (frh) on a only. Benny Powell (tb) on a only. Eric Gale (g) on a only. Jerry Jemmott (eb) on a only. Omit Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d) on g. Bernard Purdie (d) on a, g only. George Devens (per) on a only.

The Lord Discography lists this recording as October 3, 1969. However, Henderson was still in Europe at the time finishing up a tour with the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra (see next entry). Chris Genzel's Herbie Hancock Discography indicates that this recording took place over multiple sessions, beginning on October 4, then October 16, November 26 and finally December 8.

Mose Allison (ldr), Jerome Richardson (f, as), Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams, Seldon Powell (bar), Jimmy Nottingham, Richard Williams (t), Mose Allison (p, org, v), Bob Cranshaw (b), Joe Cocuzzo (d)

Omit Pepper Adams (bar) on c. Seldon Powell (bar) on c only.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

May have been broadcast by Danish Radio. Program similar to December 7 and 10 with appearances by Freddie Hubbard, Jeremy Steig, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy McGriff with Ron Carter and Louis Hayes.

Kenny Burrell, Freddie Hubbard, Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Freddie Hubbard, Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Kenny Burrell (g), Roland Hanna (p), Jimmy McGriff (org), Ron Carter, Richard Davis (b), Louis Hayes, Mel Lewis (d)

Kenny Burrell (ldr) on c only. Omit Freddie Hubbard (ldr) on a, b, c. Thad Jones (ldr) on a, b only. Mel Lewis (ldr) on a, b only. Jerry Dodgion (f) on a, b only. Jerry Dodgion (as) on a, b only. Jerome Richardson (as) on a, b only. Eddie Daniels (ts) on a, b only. Joe Henderson (ts) on a, b only. Pepper Adams (bar) on a, b only. Omit Freddie Hubbard (t) on a, b, c. Danny Moore (t) on a, b only. Al Porcino (t) on a, b only. Marvin Stamm (t) on a, b only. Snooky Young (t) on a, b only. Thad Jones (fh) on a, b only. Jimmy Knepper (tb) on a, b only. Benny Powell (tb) on a, b only. Julian Priester (tb) on a, b only. Bob Burgess (btb) on a, b only. Kenny Burrell (g) on c only. Omit Roland Hanna (p) on c. Jimmy McGriff (org) on b only. Omit Ron Carter (b) on a, b, c. Omit Richard Davis (b) on d, e, f. Omit Louis Hayes (d) on a, b, c. Omit Mel Lewis (d) on d, e, f.

Blue Note issue incorrectly lists "Lil' Darlin'" as "Slow But Sure" and credits to Manny Albam.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

May have been broadcast by RAI radio. Program similar to December 7 & 10 with appearances by Freddie Hubbard, Jeremy Steig, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy McGriff with Ron Carter and Louis Hayes.

Kenny Burrell, Freddie Hubbard, Thad Jones, Mel Lewis, Jeremy Steig (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jeremy Steig (f), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Freddie Hubbard, Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Kenny Burrell (g), Roland Hanna (p), Jimmy McGriff (org), Ron Carter, Richard Davis (b), Louis Hayes, Mel Lewis (d)

Kenny Burrell (ldr) on e only. Freddie Hubbard (ldr) on j only. Omit Thad Jones (ldr) on e, h, i, j. Omit Mel Lewis (ldr) on e, h, i, j. Jeremy Steig (ldr) on h, i only. Omit Jerry Dodgion (f) on e, h, i, j. Jeremy Steig (f) on h, i, m only. Omit Jerry Dodgion (as) on e, h, i, j. Omit Jerome Richardson (as) on e, h, i, j. Omit Eddie Daniels (ts) on e, h, i, j. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on e, h, i, j. Omit Pepper Adams (bar) on e, h, i, j. Freddie Hubbard (t) on j, m only. Omit Danny Moore (t) on e, h, i, j. Omit Al Porcino (t) on e, h, i, j. Omit Marvin Stamm (t) on e, h, i, j. Omit Snooky Young (t) on e, h, i, j. Omit Thad Jones (fh) on e, h, i, j. Omit Jimmy Knepper (tb) on e, h, i, j. Omit Benny Powell (tb) on e, h, i, j. Omit Julian Priester (tb) on e, h, i, j. Omit Bob Burgess (btb) on e, h, i, j. Kenny Burrell (g) on e, f, g, m only. Omit Roland Hanna (p) on e, h, i. Jimmy McGriff (org) on c, d, m only. Ron Carter (b) on h, i, j only. Omit Richard Davis (b) on e, h, i, j. Louis Hayes (d) on h, i, j only. Omit Mel Lewis (d) on e, h, i, j.

This tour was produced and directed by Sonny Lester. Although the material for the album was recorded during performances in Germany, the tour lasted 10 days and traveled to England, Italy, France and Denmark (Information taken from the album jacket). According to Lord, This troupe may have performed at Colston Hall in Bristol on December 14. The band performed in Stockholm, Sweden also [DB 22 January 1970 vol. 37, no. 2].

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

May have been broadcast by Radio France. Program similar to December 7 & 10 with appearances by Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine, Jeremy Steig, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy McGriff with Ron Carter and Louis Hayes.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Program similar to December 7 & 10 with appearances by Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine, Jeremy Steig, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy McGriff with Ron Carter and Louis Hayes.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Program similar to December 7 & 10 with appearances by Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine, Jeremy Steig, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy McGriff with Ron Carter and Louis Hayes.

Thad Jones, Mel Lewis (ldr), Jerry Dodgion (f, as), Jerome Richardson (as), Eddie Daniels, Joe Henderson (ts), Pepper Adams (bar), Danny Moore, Al Porcino, Marvin Stamm, Snooky Young (t), Thad Jones (fh), Jimmy Knepper, Benny Powell, Julian Priester (tb), Bob Burgess (btb), Roland Hanna (p), Richard Davis (b), Mel Lewis (d)

Program similar to December 7 & 10 with appearances by Freddie Hubbard, Stanley Turrentine, Jeremy Steig, Kenny Burrell, and Jimmy McGriff with Ron Carter and Louis Hayes.

Joe Henderson (ldr), Steve Erquiaga (g), George Cables (p), Ratzo Harris (b), Mike Hyman (d)

Information from db.etree.org

Alice Coltrane (ldr), Joe Henderson, Pharoah Sanders (af, ts), Alice Coltrane (p, hrp), Ron Carter (b), Ben Riley (d)

Pharoah Sanders (af) on a only. Omit Pharoah Sanders (ts) on a, c. Omit Alice Coltrane (p) on a. Alice Coltrane (hrp) on a only.

Chuck Stewart was photographer at the session and plays bells on unspecified selections. Confirmation needed on personnel specifics. Pharoah Sanders also plays bells.

ABC ledger lists Blue Nile as "Untitled Blues In A Minor" and lists Turiya And Ramakrishna as "Untitled Ballad"

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Herbie Hancock (ep), Ron Carter (b, eb), Lenny White (d)

Omit Ron Carter (b) on a. Omit Ron Carter (eb) on b.

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), Joe Henderson (ts), Freddie Hubbard (t), Herbie Hancock (ep), Ron Carter (b), Lenny White (d)

Freddie Hubbard (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts, v), Freddie Hubbard (t, v), Herbie Hancock (ep, org), Ron Carter (b, eb), Lenny White (d)

Omit Joe Henderson (af) on b. Omit Joe Henderson (ts) on a. Omit Herbie Hancock (ep) on a. Omit Herbie Hancock (org) on b. Omit Ron Carter (b) on b. Omit Ron Carter (eb) on a. Omit Joe Henderson (v) on a. Omit Freddie Hubbard (v) on a.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 19 February 1970 (vol. 37 no. 4), p.41. Need personnel confirmation.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 2 April 1970 (vol. 37 no. 7), p.39; 16 April 1970 (vol. 37, no.8), p.39. This was to be a two-week engagement.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

DB: 19 March 1970 (vol. 37 no. 6), p.40. Need personnel confirmation.

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Part of a series called, Jazz: The Personal Dimension [DB: 19 February 1970 (vol. 37 no. 4), p.12; 16 April 1970 (vol. 37, no. 8), p.37].

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Miroslav Vitous (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Liner notes to the RVG release of "The Prisoner."

Herbie Hancock (ldr), Joe Henderson (af, ts), Johnny Coles (t), Garnett Brown (tb), Herbie Hancock (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)