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Jim Hall was an American jazz guitarist, composer, and arranger. His discography consists of 39 studio albums, 10 live albums, 1 EP, 1 single, 10 videos, and 22 compilations, all released between 1957 and 2016. In addition, he was a sideman on numerous albums by other artists.

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Studio albums (as leader/co-leader)[edit]

• 1957: Jazz Guitar (Pacific Jazz) reissued in 1964 with overdubbed drums as The Winner! (Fontana). Also reissued in 2014 as disc 2 of the 10-disc collection Jazz Guitar: Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1 (Documents)
• 1957: The Street Swingers (World Pacific) with Bob Brookmeyer and Jimmy Raney
• 1958: A Girl & a Guitar (United Artists) with Lee Schaefer
• 1960: Jazz Abstractions (Atlantic) with Gunther Schuller
• 1963: Undercurrent (United Artists) with Bill Evans
• 1964 Two Jims and Zoot (Mainstream) with Jimmy Raney and Zoot Sims (reissued in 1972 on Mainstream as Otra Vez)
• 1966: Intermodulation (Verve) with Bill Evans
• 1969: It's Nice to Be With You (MPS)
• 1971: Where Would I Be? (Milestone)
• 1972: Alone Together (Milestone) with Ron Carter
• 1975: Concierto (CTI) with Chet Baker, Paul Desmond, Ron Carter, Steve Gadd, and Roland Hanna
• 1976: Commitment (A&M)
• 1978: Big Blues (CTI) with Art Farmer
• 1981: Concierto De Aranjuez (Evidence) with Dave Mathews Orchestra
• 1981: First Edition (Concord) with George Shearing
• 1981: Circles (Concord)
• 1982: Studio Trieste (CTI) with Chet Baker and Hubert Laws
• 1985: Telephone (Concord) with Ron Carter
• 1986: Power of Three (Blue Note) with Michel Petrucciani and Wayne Shorter
• 1986: Jim Hall's Three (Concord) with Steve LaSpina and Akira Tana
• 1988: These Rooms (Denon) with Tom Harrell, Terry Clarke, and Steve LaSpina
• 1989: All Across the City (Concord) with Gil Goldstein, Terry Clarke, and Steve LaSpina
• 1990: Charlie Haden/Jim Hall (Impulse!, released in 2014) with Charlie Haden
• 1992: Subsequently (MusicMasters)
• 1993: Youkali (CTI)
• 1993: Something Special (Inner City) with Larry Goldings and Steve LaSpina
• 1993: Dedications & Inspirations (Telarc)
• 1994: Unissued 1982-1992 (Musica Jazz)
• 1995: Dialogues (Telarc)
• 1996: Textures (Telarc)
• 1998: By Arrangement (Telarc)
• 1999: Jim Hall & Pat Metheny (Telarc) with Pat Metheny
• 2001: Jim Hall & Basses (Telarc)
• 2004: Duologues (Cam Jazz) with Enrico Pieranunzi
• 2005: Magic Meeting (ArtistShare) with Scott Colley and Lewis Nash
• 2006: Free Association (ArtistShare) with Geoffrey Keezer
• 2008: Hemispheres (ArtistShare) with Bill Frisell, Joey Baron and Scott Colley
• 2010: Conversations (ArtistShare) with Joey Baron

Live albums[edit]

• 1966: Jim Hall Live in London at Ronnie Scott's – 1966 (Harkit Digital, released 2016) with Jeff Clyne and Allan Ganley
• 1969: It's Nice to Be with You: Jim Hall in Berlin (MPS) with Jimmy Woode & Daniel Humair
• 1975: Jim Hall Live! (Horizon) with Don Thompson and Terry Clarke
• 1975: Jim Hall Live, Vol. 2–4 (ArtistShare, released 2012) with Don Thompson and Terry Clarke
• 1976: Live in Tokyo (Paddle Wheel)
• 1978: Jim Hall / Red Mitchell (Artists House) with Red Mitchell
• 1978: Valse Hot: Live at the Sweet Basil 1978 (ArtistShare, released 2016) with Red Mitchell
• 1982: Live at Village West (Concord Jazz) with Ron Carter
• 1984: Telephone (Concord Jazz) with Ron Carter
• 1990: Live at Town Hall, Vols. 1 & 2 (MusicMasters) initially released as individual volumes, later released as an omnibus by Jazz Heritage
• 1997: Panorama: Live at the Village Vanguard (Telarc)
• 1998: Jazzpar Quartet + 4 (Storyville) at Jazzpar Prize
• 2000: Grand Slam: Live at the Regatta Bar (Telarc) with Joe Lovano
• 2013: Live at Birdland (ArtistShare) with Joey Baron, Greg Osby, Steve LaSpina

Compilation albums[edit]

All compilations were issued under Jim Hall's name unless otherwise indicated.

• 1968: various artists - Berlin Festival Guitar Workshop (MPS Records) - track B1, 'Careful / The Touch of Your Lips'; track B2, 'You Stepped Out of a Dream' (with Barney Kessel)
• 1969: various artists - All-Star White House Tribute to Duke Ellington (Blue Note)
• 1983: Jim Hall (CTI) Japan-only release - collects three previously-released songs: 'Concierto de Aranjuez,' 'Swan Lake,' and 'Pavane For A Dead Princess'
• 1986: Sonny Rollins - The Quartets featuring Jim Hall (RCA) includes The Bridge along with 7 songs 1962 and 1964 that feature Jim Hall
• 1987: The Paul Desmond Quartet with Jim Hall - The Complete Recordings Of The Paul Desmond Quartet With Jim Hall (Mosaic) the complete recordings of Paul Desmond with Jim Hall along with 12 previously unissued performances
• 1992: Zoot Sims and His Orchestra featuring Jim Hall - Recado Bossa Nova (Fresh Sounds) collects songs from Sims's New Beat Bossa Nova albums
• 1992: various artists - Santa's Bag: An All-Star Jazz Christmas (Telarc) - track 10, 'O Tannenbaum'
• 1993: various artists - A Jazz Valentine: In the Mood for Love (MusicMasters) - track 1, 'I'm in the Mood for Love'
• 1995: Jimmy Giuffre with Jim Hall - Trio & Quartet (Giants Of Jazz) Italian release
• 1995: various artists - Color and Light: Jazz Sketches of Sondheim (Sony) - track 7, 'One More Kiss'; track 10, 'What Can You Lose?'
• 1997: Paul Desmond featuring Jim Hall - The Complete RCA Victor Recordings (RCA Victor) includes all recordings of Paul Desmond with Jim Hall except the Warner Bros. album First Place Again
• 1998: The Paul Desmond Quartet With Jim Hall - The Paul Desmond Quartet With Jim Hall (Giants Of Jazz) European release
• 1998: The Concord Jazz Heritage Series (Concord) collects songs from Hall's albums on the Concord label
• 2000: Ballad Essentials (Concord) spans 1981-1989; songs from Circles, Jim Hall's Three, All Across the City, First Edition, and Live at Village West
• 2001: Mugonuta/Live in Tokyo (Atlas) includes Live in Tokyo album plus four tracks from Jazz Impressions of Japan
• 2001: Jim Hall and Ron Carter - Telepathy (Concord) reissue of the albums Live At Village West and Telephone
• 2002: Storyteller (Concord) reissue of the albums Circles and All Across the City
• 2002: Downbeat Critic's Choice (Telarc) collects 12 songs from albums Hall recorded between 1995-2001 for Telarc
• 2004: The Unreleased Sessions (Lone Hill Jazz) collects two Buddy Collette albums (Porgy & Bess and At the Cinema!) plus four songs from Tanganyika
• 2005: CTI Best Of Jim Hall (CTI)
• 2006: Hallmarks: The Best of Jim Hall's (Concord Jazz) includes songs from his albums on the Concord and Telarc labels
• 2009: various artists - Douglas on Blue Note (WienerWorld / Douglas) ' track 8, 'My Funny Valentine' with Bill Evans
• 2011: The Complete 'Jazz Guitar' (Essential Jazz Classics) - contains complete (unedited) versions of songs from the Jazz Guitar album, plus 5 bonus tracks

EPs[edit]

• 1958: Jazz Guitar: Jim Hall Trio EP (Pacific Jazz / Vogue) - songs: A1: 'Stompin' at the Savoy'; A2: 'This is Always'; B1: 'Thanks for the Memory'

Singles[edit]

• 1957: 'Satin Doll' (The Chico Hamilton Quintet) / 'Stella by Starlight' (The Jim Hall Trio) (Pacific Jazz)

Tribute albums[edit]

• 2014: Ron Carter - In Memory of Jim (Sonethin' Else) with Larry Coryell and Peter Bernstein
• 2014: Kim Ji Hoon and Ahn Jae Jin - Locutions: A Tribute to Jim Hall (Audioguy)
• 2014: Satoshi Inoue - Plays Jim Hall (What's New)

As sideman[edit]

A–C[edit]

With Nat Adderley

• 1960: That's Right! (Riverside)
• 1963: Little Big Horn (album) (Riverside)

With Manny Albam

• 1962: Jazz Goes to the Movies (Impulse!)

With Anamari

• 1964: Anamari (Atlantic)

With Ruby Braff

• 1958: Ruby Braff Goes Girl Crazy (Warner Bros.)

With Buddy Bregman and his Dance Band

• 1959: Swingin' Standards (World Pacific)

With Bob Brookmeyer

• 1957: Traditionalism Revisited (World Pacific)
• 1958: Kansas City Revisited (United Artists)
• 1961:7 x Wilder (Verve)
• 1962: Trombone Jazz Samba (Verve)
• 1958: On the Way to the Sky (Jazzline/Delta Music, released in 2016) with Mel Lewis and the WDR Big Band, from a 1958 radio broadcast

With Paul Bryant

• 1960: Burnin' (Pacific Jazz) reissued in 2010 by Fresh Sound on one CD along with The Blues Message by Paul Bryant and Curtis Amy.

With Gary Burton

• 1963: Something's Coming! (RCA)
• 1992: Six Pack (GRP)

With Ron Carter

• 1984: Telephone (Concord, released in 1990)

With Bill Charlap

• 2002: Stardust (Blue Note)

With June Christy

• 1959: Recalls Those Kenton Days (Capitol; reissued on CD in 2001)

With Ornette Coleman

• 1972: Broken Shadows (Columbia, released 1982) also released in 2000 as part of The Complete Science Fiction Sessions (Columbia)

With Buddy Collette

• 1956: Tanganyika (Dig)
• 1957: Porgy & Bess (Interlude, released 1959)
• 1958: Buddy Collette's Swinging Shepherds (EmArcy)
• 1959: Buddy Collette and His Swinging Shepherds At the Cinema! (Mercury)

D–G[edit]

With Paul Desmond

• 1959: First Place Again (Warner Bros) also released as East of the Sun in 1981
• 1961: Desmond Blue (RCA Victor) also released as Late Lament with bonus tracks
• 1962: Two of a Mind (RCA Victor) with Gerry Mulligan
• 1963: Take Ten (RCA Victor)
• 1964: Glad To Be Unhappy (RCA Victor)
• 1964: Bossa Antigua (RCA Victor)
• 1965: Easy Living (RCA Victor)

With Eric Dolphy and John Lewis

• 1960: Play Kurt Weill (Lone Hill Jazz) released in 2008 - complete Mike Zwerin album of the music of Kurt Weill; tracks 1-7 released in 1965 as Mack The Knife And Other Berlin Theatre Songs Of Kurt Weill

With Bill Evans

• 1962: Interplay (Riverside)
• 1962: Loose Blues (Milestone, released 1982)
• 1963: Undercurrent (Blue Note)
• 1966: Intermodulation (Verve)

With Art Farmer

• 1962: Listen to Art Farmer and the Orchestra (Mercury)
• 1963: Interaction (Atlantic)
• 1963: Live at the Half-Note (Atlantic)
• 1964: To Sweden with Love (Atlantic) - released in Sweden as Visa På Annorlunda Vis
• 2008: The Complete Live Recordings (Gambit) - includes Live at the Half-Note plus a previously unofficially-released set recorded live in London on June 27, 1964

With Ella Fitzgerald

• 1960: Ella in Berlin: Mack the Knife (Verve)
• 1961: Ella in Hollywood (Verve) actually Herb Ellis; initially incorrectly attributed to Jim Hall

With Stan Getz

• 1962: Big Band Bossa Nova (Verve)
• 1966 Stan Getz & Arthur Fiedler at Tanglewood (Verve) also released as A Song After Sundown in 1988
• 1966: Voices (Verve, released 1967)
• 1968: What the World Needs Now: Stan Getz Plays Burt Bacharach and Hal David (Verve)

With Jimmy Giuffre

• 1957: The Jimmy Giuffre 3 (Atlantic)
• 1957-58 Hollywood & Newport 1957–1958 (Fresh Sound, released 1992)
• 1958: Trav'lin' Light (Atlantic)
• 1958: The Four Brothers Sound (Atlantic)
• 1958: Western Suite (Atlantic)
• 1959: Herb Ellis Meets Jimmy Giuffre (Verve) with Herb Ellis
• 1959 Seven Pieces (Verve)
• 1959: The Easy Way (Verve)
• 1959: Princess (Fini Jazz) Italian release - recorded at Adriano Theatre, Rome, Italy, June 19, 1959
• 1960: The Jimmy Giuffre Quartet in Person (Verve)
• 2006: Complete Studio Recordings (Gambit Spain)

H–M[edit]

With Bobby Hackett

• 1955: From the Jazz Vault (From the Jazz Vault, released 1979)

With Chico Hamilton

• 1955: Chico Hamilton Quintet featuring Buddy Collette (Pacific Jazz)
• 1955: The Original Chico Hamilton Quintet (World Pacific, released 1960)
• 1955: Live at the Strollers (Fresh Sound) released 2008
• 1956: Chico Hamilton Quintet in Hi Fi (Pacific Jazz)
• 1956: Chico Hamilton Trio (Pacific Jazz)
• 1957: Delightfully Modern (Jazztone) with the Laurindo Almeida Quartet
• 1959: Ellington Suite (World Pacific)

With Herbie Hancock

• 1967: Blow-Up (MGM)

With Ken Hanna and His Orchestra

• 1955: Jazz for Dancers (Capitol)

With Johnny Hartman

• 1964: I Just Dropped By to Say Hello (Verve)

With Hampton Hawes

• 1956: All Night Session! Vol. 1 (Contemporary, released 1958)
• 1956: All Night Session! Vol. 2 (Contemporary, released 1958)
• 1956: All Night Session! Vol. 3 (Contemporary, released 1958)

With Lurlean Hunter

• 1960: Blue & Sentimental (Atlantic)

With Pete Jolly

• 1962: The Sensational Pete Jolly Gasses Everybody (Charlie Parker)

With Quincy Jones

• 1962: Big Band Bossa Nova (Mercury)
• 1963: Quincy Jones Plays Hip Hits (Mercury)
• 1964: Golden Boy (Mercury)
• 1965: Quincy Plays for Pussycats (Mercury)
• 1971: Smackwater Jack (A&M)

With Roger Kellaway

• 1963: A Portrait of Roger Kellaway (Regina/Fresh Sound)

With Lee Konitz

• 1959: You and Lee (Verve)
• 1967: The Lee Konitz Duets (Milestone Records)

With the Kronos Quartet

• 1986: Music of Bill Evans (Savoy)

With Rolf Kühn

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• 1960: Rolf Kühn And His Sound Of Jazz (Urania Records)

With John Lewis

• 1956: Grand Encounter (Pacific Jazz)
• 1957: The John Lewis Piano (Atlantic)
• 1960: The Wonderful World of Jazz (Atlantic)
• 1962: Essence (Atlantic)

M–P[edit]

With Charlie Mariano

• 1963: A Jazz Portrait of Charlie Mariano (Regina Records)

With Gary McFarland

• 1962: The Jazz Version of 'How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying' (Verve)

With Marian McPartland

• 2005: 85 Candles: Live in New York (Concord)

With Helen Merrill

• 1965: Deep in a Dream (Milestone) with Dick Katz - reissued in 1967 as The Feeling is Mutual
• 1967: Something Special (Inner City)
• 1968: A Shade of Difference (Milestone) with Dick Katz

'With 'Big' Miller'

• 1961: Revelations and the Blues (Columbia Records)

With the Modest Jazz Trio

• 1960: Good Friday Blues (Disques Vogue)

With the Modern Jazz Quartet

• 1960: Third Stream Music (Atlantic) with the Jimmy Giuffre Three* and the Beaux Arts String Quartet

With Jack Montrose

• 1956: Blues and Vanilla (RCA Victor)
• 1957: The Horn's Full (RCA Victor)

With James Moody

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• 1963: Great Day (Argo)

With Gerry Mulligan

• 1963: The Concert Jazz Band - Gerry Mulligan '63 (Verve)
• 1963: Night Lights (Philips)
• 1964: Butterfly with Hiccups (Limelight)

With Mark Murphy

• 1962: That's How I Love the Blues! (Riverside)

With Oliver Nelson

• 1963: Full Nelson (Verve)

With Anita O'Day

• Cool Heat (Verve, 1959)

With Orchestra U.S.A. Musical Director, John Lewis

• 1963: Debut (Colpix)

With Greg Osby

• 2000: The Invisible Hand (Blue Note)

With Freda Payne

• 1964: After the Lights Go Down Low and Much More!!! (Impulse!)

With Itzhak Perlman and André Previn

• 1980: A Different Kind of Blues (Angel)
• 1981: It's a Breeze (Angel)

R–Z[edit]

With Sonny Rollins

• 1962: The Bridge (Bluebird)
• 1962: What's New? (Bluebird)
• 1964: The Standard Sonny Rollins (RCA Victor)
• 2010: Road Shows Vol. 2 (EmArcy, released 2011)

With Shorty Rogers, Gary McFarland, Xavier Cugat

• 1993: Brazil (Saludos Amigos)

With Annie Ross

• 1959: Gypsy (World Pacific) with Buddy Bregman & His Orchestra
• 1959: A Gasser! (Capitol Records) with Zoot Sims

With Lalo Schifrin

• 1962: Piano, Strings and Bossa Nova (MGM)

With Zoot Sims

• 1959: Choice (World Pacific Records)
• 1962: New Beat Bossa Nova Vol. 1 (Colpix)
• 1962: New Beat Bossa Nova Vol. 2 (Colpix)

With Sonny Stitt

• 1964 Stitt Plays Bird (Atlantic)

With Carole Sloan

• 1962: Out of the Blue (Columbia, 1962)

With Bill Smith

• 1959: Folk Jazz (Contemporary)

With Billy Taylor

• 1962: Impromptu (Mercury)

With Big Joe Turner

• 1960: Big Joe Rides Again (Atlantic Records)

With Vi Velasco and Zoot Sims

• 1962: Cantando Bossa Nova Means Singing The Bossa Nova (Colpix Records)

With Ben Webster

• 1960: Ben Webster at the Renaissance (Contemporary)

Music videos[edit]

• 1995: Legends Of Jazz Guitar Vol.3 VHS (Vestapol) Jim Hall Tal Farlow et al. - reissued on DVD in 2002
• 1998: Jim Hall Jazz Guitar Master Class, Vol. 1: Jazz Basics / the Principles of Improvisation VHS (Alfred Music) also released in 2000 by Hal Leonard
• 1998: Jim Hall Jazz Guitar Master Class, Vol. 2: Advanced Concepts / Self Expression VHS (Alfred Music)
• 1998: Jim Hall Jazz Guitar Master Class, Vol. 3: Playing With a Group / Interaction VHS (Alfred Music)
• 1998: Jim Hall: A Life in Progress DVD (Rhapsody) produced by Bruce Ricker
• 2000: Jim Hall: Star Licks (Hal Leonard) ISBN 793524415
• 2001: Jazz Casual: Art Farmer & Jim Hall VHS (Rhino) from January 1964 Ralph J. Gleason “Jazz Casual” TV appearance - reissued on DVD in 2003 by Idem with Gerry Mulligan Quartet video
• 2006: Jim Hall: Instructional DVD for Guitar DVD Hal LeonardISBN1423403304
• 2008: Sonny Rollins and Jim Hall: The Bridge DVD (Salt Peanuts) includes Sonny Rollins and Jim Hall (San Francisco 1962) and Jim Hall with Art Farmer (San Francisco 1964)
• 2009 (1973 & 1980): Jim Hall, Jimmy Raney, and Attila Zoller - Guitar Masters: Live in Germany 1973 & 1980 DVD (As Is) released 2009

Music books[edit]

• 1990: Jim Hall - Exploring Jazz Guitar (Hal Leonard) ISBN978-0793503926
• 1994: Jim Hall: Jazz Guitar Environments (Hal Leonard) ISBN978-0793524396 transcriptions taken from Star Licks video
• 2005: The Best of Jim Hall (Hal Leonard) ISBN978-0634080241
• 2006: Adam Perlmutter and Jim Hall - Jim Hall Guitar Signature Licks (Hal Leonard) ISBN978-0634080258 book and CD combination

External links[edit]

• Jim Hall (musician) discography on IMDb
• Jim Hall at AllMusic
• Jim Hall discography at Discogs