| Recorded
|
Released
|
Title
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Label
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Notes
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| 1953
|
1953
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September Song: Dick Hyman Plays the Music of Kurt Weill
|
Proscenium
|
Solo piano[22]
|
| 1953
|
1953
|
Conversation Piece: Dick Hyman Plays the Music of Noel Coward
|
Proscenium
|
Solo piano[23]
|
| 1953
|
2009
|
Autumn in New York: Dick Hyman Plays the Music of Vernon Duke
|
Proscenium
|
Solo piano[24]
|
| 1955?
|
|
Ragtime Piano (MH 33-147)
|
Waldorf Music Hall
|
As Willie “The Rock” Knox And His Orchestra[22]
|
| 1955?
|
|
Ragtime Piano (MH 33-151)
|
Waldorf Music Hall
|
As Willie “The Rock” Knox And His Orchestra[22]
|
| 1955?
|
|
Swingin’ Double Date
|
Lion
|
Trio[22]
|
| 1955?
|
|
The Dick Hyman Trio Swings
|
MGM
|
Trio[22]
|
| 1956
|
1956
|
The Unforgettable Sound of the Dick Hyman Trio
|
MGM
|
Trio[25]
|
| 1956
|
|
Beside a Shady Nook
|
MGM
|
Trio[22]
|
| 1956
|
|
The Swinging Seasons
|
MGM
|
Trio[22]
|
| 1957
|
1957
|
Hi Fi Suite
|
MGM
|
With Joe Newman (trumpet), Thad Jones (trumpet), Benny Powell (trombone), Bill Barber (tuba), Jerome Richardson (alto saxophone, piccolo), Frank Wess (tenor saxophone, flute), Romeo Penque (clarinet, baritone saxophone), Phil Bodner (baritone saxophone, oboe), Don Elliott (vibraphone, percussion), Oscar Pettiford (bass), Eddie Safranski (bass), Osie Johnson (drums), Kenny Clarke (drums), Don Lamond (drums)[22]
|
| 1957
|
1957
|
60 Great All Time Songs – Volumes 1–6
|
MGM
|
Quartet[22]
|
| 1957
|
1957
|
Dick Hyman & Harpsichord in Hi Fi
|
MGM
|
Trio and orchestra[22]
|
| 1958
|
|
Oh, Captain!
|
MGM
|
With various, including Harry “Sweets” Edison (trumpet), Coleman Hawkins (tenor sax), Art Farmer (trumpet), Tony Scott (reeds), Marilyn Moore, Jackie Paris and Osie Johnson (vocals)[26]
|
| 1958
|
1958
|
Gigi
|
MGM
|
Trio, with Eddie Safranski (bass), Don Lamond (drums)[27]
|
| 1958
|
1958
|
Knuckles O’Toole Plays the Greatest All-Time Ragtime Hits
|
Grand Award (reissued by ABC in 1974)
|
Trio (banjo and drums)
|
| 1960
|
|
After Six
|
MGM
|
Trio[22]
|
| 1960
|
1960
|
Strictly Organ-ic
|
MGM
|
Quintet[22]
|
| 1960
|
|
Provocative Piano
|
Command
|
With orchestra[28]
|
| 1960
|
|
Provocative Piano, Vol. 2
|
Command
|
With orchestra[29]
|
| 1961
|
1961
|
Dick Hyman and His Trio
|
Command
|
Trio, with Joe Benjamin (bass), Osie Johnson (drums)[30][22]
|
| 1963
|
1963
|
Electrodynamics
|
Command
|
Quintet[22]
|
| 1963
|
|
Fabulous
|
Command
|
[22]
|
| 1963
|
1963
|
Moon Gas
|
MGM
|
[22]
|
| 1964
|
1964
|
Keyboard Kaleidoscope
|
Command
|
With various, including Everett Barksdale, Bucky Pizzarelli, Bob Haggart, Osie Johnson, the Ray Charles Singers[31]
|
| 1965
|
1965
|
The Man from O.R.G.A.N.
|
Command
|
[22]
|
| 1966
|
|
I’ll Never Be the Same
|
MGM
|
With strings[22]
|
| 1966
|
1966
|
Happening!
|
Command
|
Hyman plays harpsichord[32]
|
| 1967
|
1967
|
Brasilian Impressions
|
Command
|
With various[33]
|
| 1968
|
1968
|
Mirrors
|
Command
|
[22]
|
| 1968
|
1968
|
Sweet Sweet Soul
|
Command
|
With Bob Haggart (electric bass), Bob Rosengarden (drums)[34]
|
| 1969
|
1969
|
Moog: The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman
|
Command
|
Hyman plays Moog[35][36]
|
| 1969
|
1969
|
The Age of Electronicus
|
Command
|
[22]
Command label badge includes the following banner: “Electronic Pop Music”.
|
| 1970
|
1970
|
Concerto Electro
|
Command
|
Command label badge includes the following banner: “Electronic Pop Music”. LP rear cover states “Command / Probe Records”.
|
| 1971
|
1971
|
The Sensuous Piano of “D”
|
Project
|
[35]
|
| 1972
|
|
Solo Piano
|
Project
|
Solo piano[22]
|
| 1972
|
1972
|
Grand Slam
|
Project
|
[22]
|
| 1973
|
2002
|
An Evening at the Cookery, June 17, 1973
|
JRB
|
Solo piano; in concert[37]
|
| 1973
|
|
Ragtime, Stomps and Stride
|
Project
|
[35][22]
|
| 1974
|
1974
|
Genius at Play
|
Monmouth Evergreen
|
Solo piano[35][38]
|
| 1974
|
|
Some Rags, Some Stomps, and a Little Blues
|
Columbia
|
[35][22]
|
| 1974
|
1974
|
Let It Happen
|
RCA
|
As the Jazz Piano Quartet with Hank Jones, Marian McPartland and Roland Hanna
|
| 1975
|
|
Satchmo Remembered: The Music of Louis Armstrong at Carnegie Hall
|
Atlantic
|
With various; in concert[39]
|
| 1975
|
1975
|
Charleston
|
Columbia
|
With various[35][40][22]
|
| 1975
|
1975
|
Scott Joplin: The Complete Works for Piano
|
RCA
|
[22]
|
| 1977
|
|
Scott Joplin
|
MCA
|
With various, including Hank Jones (piano)[41]
|
| 1977
|
|
Themes and Variations on “A Child Is Born”
|
Chiaroscuro
|
Solo piano[35][42]
|
| 1977
|
1994
|
A Waltz Dressed in Blue
|
Reference
|
Trio, with Michael Moore (bass), Ron Traxler (drums)[43][22]
|
| 1978
|
1978
|
The Music of Jelly Roll Morton
|
Smithsonian
|
Some tracks solo piano; some tracks trio, with Bob Wilber (clarinet), Tommy Benford (drums); one track quartet; some tracks septet, with Wilber (clarinet), Warren Vaché (trumpet), Jack Gale (trombone), Marty Grosz (guitar, banjo), Major Holley (bass, tuba), Benford (drums)[44]
|
| 1978
|
1978
|
Come and Trip It
|
New World
|
[35]
|
| 1980
|
1980
|
Say It with Music
|
World Jazz
|
Quintet, with Pee Wee Erwin (trumpet), Bob Wilber (reeds), Milt Hinton (bass), Bobby Rosengarden (drums)[45]
|
| 1981
|
1981
|
Cincinnati Fats
|
OVC-ATOS
|
[22]
|
| 1981
|
1992
|
Live at Michael’s Pub
|
JazzMania
|
Duo, with Roger Kellaway (piano); in concert[46]
|
| 1983
|
1983
|
Kitten on the Keys: The Piano Music of Zez Confrey
|
RCA
|
Solo piano[47]
|
| 1983
|
|
They Got Rhythm
|
Jazz Club of Sarasota
|
Duo, with Derek Smith (piano); live at Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, Sarasota, Florida, February 9, 1983[46][48][22]
|
| 1983–1988
|
2017
|
Solo at the Sacramento Jazz Festivals
|
Arbors
|
[49]
|
| 1984
|
1984
|
Eubie
|
Sine Qua Non
|
Solo piano[50][22]
|
| 1985
|
1996
|
Fireworks
|
Inner City
|
Duo, with Ruby Braff (cornet); in concert[35][51]
|
| 1985
|
|
The Purple Rose of Cairo
|
MCA
|
Film soundtrack[22]
|
| 1986
|
1986
|
Gulf Coast Blues
|
Stomp Off
|
Solo piano[52][22]
|
| 1987
|
1988
|
Manhattan Jazz
|
Musicmasters
|
Duo, with Ruby Braff[35][22]
|
| 1987
|
1987
|
Runnin’ Ragged
|
Pro Jazz
|
Duo, with Stan Kurtis (violin)[53]
|
| 1987
|
2005
|
Stridemonster!
|
Unisson
|
Most tracks duo, with Dick Wellstood (piano); one track each of solo piano[54][22]
|
| 1988
|
|
At Chung’s Chinese Restaurant
|
Musical Heritage Society
|
Solo piano; live at Chung’s Chinese Restaurant, Cleveland, Ohio, September 26, 1985[55][22]
|
| 1989
|
1989
|
The Kingdom of Swing and the Republic of Oop Bop Sh’bam
|
Musicmasters
|
With Joe Wilder (trumpet), Warren Vaché (cornet), Urbie Green (trombone), Buddy Tate (clarinet, tenor sax), Derek Smith (piano), Milt Hinton (bass), Butch Miles (drums)[46][22]
|
| 1988
|
1988
|
Face the Music: A Century of Irving Berlin
|
Musical Heritage Society
|
Solo piano[56][22]
|
| 1988
|
1988
|
Moonstruck
|
Capitol
|
Film soundtrack[22]
|
| 1990
|
1990
|
Live from Toronto’s Cafe Des Copains
|
Music & Arts
|
Solo piano; live at Cafe des Copains, Toronto, Canada, June, 1988[22]
|
| 1990
|
1990
|
Blues in the Night (Dick Hyman Plays Harold Arlen)
|
Musicmasters
|
Solo[35][22][46]
|
| 1990
|
|
Dick Hyman Plays Fats Waller
|
Reference
|
Solo piano[57][22]
|
| 1989
|
|
Music from My Fair Lady
|
Concord Jazz
|
Duo, with Ruby Braff (cornet)[58][22]
|
| 1990
|
1990
|
Music of 1937
|
Concord
|
Solo piano; in concert[59][22]
|
| 1990
|
1991
|
Stride Piano Summit
|
Milestone
|
With Harry Sweets Edison (trumpet), Ralph Sutton, Jay McShann, Mike Lipskin (piano), Red Callender (bass), Harold Jones (drums)[46][22]
|
| 1990
|
|
Plays Duke Ellington
|
Reference
|
Solo piano[57][22]
|
| 1991
|
|
All Through the Night
|
Musicmasters
|
Solo piano; in concert[46][22]
|
| 1993
|
1996
|
Gershwin Songbook: Hyman Variations
|
Musicmasters
|
Solo piano[35][22]
|
| 1993
|
|
Dick Hyman/Ralph Sutton; Concord Duo Series, Vol. 6
|
Concord
|
Duo, with Ralph Sutton (piano); in concert[46][22]
|
| 1994
|
1994
|
Marian McPartland’s Piano Jazz
|
|
Some tracks solo piano; some tracks duo, with Marian McPartland (piano)[60][22]
|
| 1994
|
|
Ruby Braff and Dick Hyman Play Nice Tunes
|
Arbors
|
with Ruby Braff[22]
|
| 1994
|
|
The Piano Giants at Bob Haggart’s 80th Birthday Party
|
Arbors
|
With Derek Smith and Ralph Sutton (piano), Bob Haggart (bass), Bobby Rosengarden (drums); in concert[57][22]
|
| 1994
|
1994
|
From the Age of Swing
|
Reference
|
Some tracks octet, with Joe Wilder (trumpet), Urbie Green (trombone), Phil Bodner (alto sax, clarinet), Joe Temperley (baritone sax), Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), Milt Hinton (bass), Butch Miles (drums); some tracks nonet, with Frank Wess (alto sax) added)[61]
|
| 1995
|
1996
|
Elegies, Mostly
|
Gemini
|
Duo, with Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (bass)[57]
|
| 1995
|
1996
|
Cheek to Cheek
|
Arbors
|
Trio, with Howard Alden (guitar), Bob Haggart (bass)[57]
|
| 1996
|
|
Just You, Just Me
|
Sackville
|
Duo, with Ralph Sutton (piano)[57]
|
| 1996?
|
1996
|
Swing Is Here
|
Reference
|
With Peter Appleyard (vibes), Ken Peplowski (clarinet), Randy Sandke (trumpet), Frank Wess (tenor sax), Bucky Pizzarelli (guitar), Jay Leonhart (bass), Butch Miles (drums); Nancy Marano (vocals) added on some tracks[35][62]
|
| 1998?
|
|
In Recital
|
Reference
|
Solo piano; in concert[63]
|
| 1998
|
1998
|
Dick & Derek at the Movies
|
Arbors
|
Duo, with Derek Smith (piano)[57]
|
| 1998
|
1999
|
There Will Never Be Another You
|
Jazz Connaisseur
|
Solo piano; in concert[64]
|
| 2001?
|
2002
|
Barrel of Keys
|
Jazz Connaisseur
|
Duo, with Louis Mazetier (piano); in concert[65]
|
| 2001
|
2002
|
Forgotten Dreams
|
Arbors
|
Duo, with John Sheridan (piano)[57]
|
| 2003?
|
2003
|
What Is There to Say?
|
Victrola
|
Duo, with Ray Kennedy (piano)[66]
|
| 2003
|
2004
|
If Bix Played Gershwin
|
Arbors
|
With Tom Pletcher (cornet), David Sager (trombone), Dan Levinson (clarinet, C-melody sax), Vince Giordano (bass sax), Bob Leary (guitar, banjo, vocals), Ed Metz Jr (drums)[57]
|
| 2006?
|
|
Playful Virtuosity
|
Ryko
|
Duo, with Meral Güneyman (piano)[67]
|
| 2006?
|
2007
|
Teddy Wilson in 4 Hands
|
Echoes of Swing
|
Most tracks duo, with Chris Hopkins (piano); one track each of solo piano[68]
|
| 2006?
|
2006
|
Solo Piano Variations on the Great Songs of Rodgers & Hammerstein
|
Jazz Heritage Society
|
Solo piano[69]
|
| 2007
|
|
In Concert at the Old Mill Inn
|
Sackville
|
Solo piano; in concert[70]
|
| 2009?
|
2010
|
Danzas Tropicales
|
Ryko
|
with Meral Güneyman
|
| 2010
|
2012
|
You’re My Everything
|
Venus
|
Trio, with Jay Leonhart (bass), Chuck Redd (drums)[39]
|
| 2011?
|
2012
|
Late Last Summer
|
Left Ear
|
Duo, with Judy Hyman (violin)[71]
|
| 2013?
|
|
Lock My Heart
|
Red House
|
Duo, with Heather Masse (vocals)[72]
|
| 2012
|
2013
|
…Live at the Kitano
|
Victoria
|
Duo, with Ken Peplowski (clarinet, tenor sax); in concert[73]
|
| 2014
|
2015
|
House of Pianos
|
Arbors
|
Solo piano; in concert[74]
|
| 1992
|
2022
|
One Step to Chicago
|
Rivermont
|
with Peter Ecklund and Dick Sudhalter (cornet), Jon-Erik Kellso (trumpet), Dan Barrett (trombone), Kenny Davern and Dan Levinson (clarinet), Ken Peplowski (tenor saxophone), Marty Grosz and Howard Alden (banjo/guitar), Vince Giordano (tuba/bass saxophone), Bob Haggart and Milt Hinton (bass), Tony DeNicola and Arnie Kinsella (drums)
|
