Elektra/Musician

Elektra/Musician Records
Elektra/Musician Records
	Elektra/Musician Records logo
Parent company	Warner Music Group
Founded	1982
Founder	Bruce Lundvall
Status	Defunct
Genre	Jazz
Country of origin	United States
Location	New York City

Elektra/Musician was a jazz record label founded as a subsidiary of Elektra Records in 1982.[1][2] The label was headed by Bruce Lundvall and released its first batch of albums on February 12, 1982.[3] The label ceased when Lundvall left Elektra to start EMI's Manhattan Records in 1984.[4] Elektra unsuccessfully attempted to revive the Elektra/Musician label in the late '80s.

Elektra/Musician released albums by Joe Albany, Bill Evans, Dexter Gordon, Charles Lloyd, Bobby McFerrin, Woody Shaw, Sphere, Steps Ahead, and McCoy Tyner.[1]

Discography

#	Artist	Album	Year	Chart
60019	Parker, Charlie	One Night in Washington	1982	28
60020	Red Rodney & Ira Sullivan	Spirit Within	1982
60021	Khan, Chaka	Echoes of an Era	1982	11
60022	Gale, Eric	Blue Horizon	1982	20
60023	McFerrin, Bobby	Bobby McFerrin	1982	41
60024	Ritenour, Lee	Rio	1982	11
60025	Corea, Chick	Griffith Park Collection	1982	35
60026	Brown, Clifford & Roach, Max	Pure Genius, Vol. 1	1982
60029	Hubbard, Freddie	Ride Like the Wind	1982	24
60030	Powell, Bud	Inner Fires	1982
60031	McLaughlin, John	My Goal's Beyond	1982	34
60042	Material	Memory Serves	1982	32
60043	(Various Artists)	The Musician's Guide, Vol. 1	1982	41
60123	Cobham, Billy's Glass Menagerie	Observations &	1982	23
60125	Allison, Mose	Middle Class White Boy	1982
60126	Gordon, Dexter	American Classic	1982	19
60130	Sancious, David	Bridge, The	1982	36
60131	Shaw, Woody	Master of the Art	1982	42
60136	(Various Artists)	The Musician's Guide, Vol. 2	1982
60161	Albany, Joe	Portrait of an Artist	1982
60162	Scott, Tom	Desire	1982
60163	Freeman, Chico	Tradition in Transition	1982	31
60164	Evans, Bill	The Paris Concert: Edition One	1983	19
60165	(Various Artists)	Echoes of an Era 2: The Concert	1982	29
60166	Sphere	Four in One	1982	41
60167	Corea, Chick	Again and Again	1983	15
60168	Steps Ahead	Steps Ahead	1983	24
60175	Smith, Jimmy	Off the Top	1982	5
60195	Amram, David & Friends	Latin Jazz Celebration	1983
60196	Young Lions, The[5]	Young Lions, The	1983
60197	Klemmer, John	Finesse	1983	10
60198	Gale, Eric	Island Breeze	1983	35
60213	Eubanks, Kevin	Guitarist	1983	32
60214	Carter, Ron	Etudes	1983	42
60220	Lloyd, Charles	Montreux 82	1983
60221	Laswell, Bill	Baselines	1983
60233	Cobham, Billy's Glass Menagerie	Smokin′	1983	41
60237	Allison, Mose	Lessons in Living	1983
60261	Red Rodney & Ira Sullivan	Sprint	1983
60262	(Various Artists)	Griffith Park in Concert	1983
60264	Tristano, Lennie	New York Improvisations	1983
60297	Watanabe, Sadao	Fill Up the Night	1983	19
60298	(Various Artists)	In Performance at the Playboy Jazz Festival	1984	35
60299	Shaw, Woody	Night Music	1983
60300	Gillespie, Dizzy	One Night in Washington	1983
60301	Smith, Jimmy	Keep On Comin′	1983	35
60310	Ritenour, Lee	On the Line	1983	12
60311	Evans, Bill	The Paris Concert: Edition Two	1984	37
60313	Sphere	Flight Path	1983
60349	Evans, Bill	Living in the Crest of a Wave	1984	42
60350	Tyner, McCoy	Dimensions	1984	42
60351	Steps Ahead	Modern Times	1984	11
60361	Freeman, Chico	Tangents	1984
60366	McFerrin, Bobby	The Voice	1984	24
60369	Morse, Steve	The Introduction	1984	15
60370	Getz, Stan & Albert Dailey	Poetry	1984
60759	Horvitz, Wayne	This New Generation	1987
60760	Gilberto, Joao	Live in Montreux	1987
60831	Hemphill, Julius Big Band	Julius Hemphill Big Band	1988
60843	Frisell, Bill	Before We Were Born	1989
60864	World Saxophone Quartet	Rhythm & Blues	1989

[6]

References

Kernfeld, Barry (2002). Kernfeld, Barry (ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. 1 (2nd ed.). New York: Grove's Dictionaries Inc. p. 694. ISBN 1-56159-284-6.
The Elektra Story
Musician, No. 42, April 1982, p. 19.
"Lundvall Move Raises Questions" Billboard, June 16, 1984, p. 42
Wynton Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, Paquito D'Rivera, John Purcell, Chico Freeman, Craig Harris, Hamiet Bluiett, James Newton, Kevin Eubanks, John Blake, Jay Hoggard, Abdul Wadud, Anthony Davis, Avery Sharpe, Fred Hopkins, Ronnie Burrage, Daniel Ponce.
Peak position on the Jazz Album Charts, Billboard Magazine

External links

Discogs

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[New_Grove-1] Kernfeld, Barry (2002). Kernfeld, Barry (ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. 1 (2nd ed.). New York: Grove's Dictionaries Inc. p. 694. ISBN 1-56159-284-6.

[2] The Elektra Story

[3] Musician, No. 42, April 1982, p. 19.

[4] "Lundvall Move Raises Questions" Billboard, June 16, 1984, p. 42

[5] Wynton Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, Paquito D'Rivera, John Purcell, Chico Freeman, Craig Harris, Hamiet Bluiett, James Newton, Kevin Eubanks, John Blake, Jay Hoggard, Abdul Wadud, Anthony Davis, Avery Sharpe, Fred Hopkins, Ronnie Burrage, Daniel Ponce.

[6] Peak position on the Jazz Album Charts, Billboard Magazine