Artist
Elvin Jones
jazz drummer
Pontiac, United States · 1927 – 2004
Elvin Jones is a musician from Pontiac, United States, active 1927–2004. Their discography on Gatefold includes 16 records. They also recorded with The New Elvin Jones Trio, Elvin Jones Quartet, John Coltrane Quartet and The Great Jazz Trio.
35
Albums tracked
192
In collections
1927
Since
Biography
American jazz drummer
Born September 9, 1927 in Pontiac, Michigan, USA, died May 18, 2004 in Englewood, New Jersey, USA
Called by "Life" magazine "the world's greatest rhythmic drummer", two brothers were also jazz musicians: Hank Jones, a jazz pianist, and Thad Jones, a trumpet and flugelhorn player. Jones entered the Detroit jazz scene in the late 1940s after touring as a stagehand with the Army Special Services show Operation Happiness. After a brief gig at the Detroit club Grand River Street, he worked at another club, supporting visiting players such as Charlie Parker, Miles Davis and Wardell Gray. Jones, with his rhythmic, innovative style, became one of jazz's highest profile drummers as a member of John Coltrane's Quartet.
Bio from Discogs
Elvin Jones — solo
Their records — most-collected first.
The New Elvin Jones Trio
Elvin Jones under another name — MusicBrainz marks this project eponymous.
Elvin Jones Quartet
Elvin Jones under another name — MusicBrainz marks this project eponymous.
John Coltrane Quartet
A project Elvin Jones was part of. Former member.

Ballads
1963

Crescent
1964

Africa/Brass
1961

The John Coltrane Quartet Plays
1965

"A Love Supreme" Live In Concert

Live At The Half Note
1984

Complete Africa / Brass
1991

Africa Brass Volumes 1 & 2
1988

Unissued Concert In Germany 1963 Part One
1973

The Birdland Story
1962

You Say You Care / Russian Lullaby
1961

Coltrane Conceptions
The Great Jazz Trio
A project Elvin Jones was part of. Former member.
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