Trevor Watts
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Trevor Charles Watts, born in 1939 in York, England, is an English jazz and free-improvising alto and soprano saxophonist. He started playing the cornet at age 12 and switched to saxophone at 18. While stationed in Germany with the RAF from 1958 to 1963, Watts met drummer John Stevens. Separately, his discography with the band Amalgam includes the albums Prayer for Peace (1969), Innovation (1974), and Another Time (1976). Watts has toured globally and run workshops. His projects increasingly blended jazz and African music, notably with Moiré Music since 1982. Significant collaborations include work with Archie Shepp, Steve Lacy, Don Cherry, Jayne Cortez, and Stephen Grew.
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- Rhythm Circle by Katrina Krimsky
- Mama Rhumba's
- Ghana Bop
- Drumbola
- Mial by Katrina Krimsky
- A Life's Celebration
- The Moiré Principle
- Lace
- Egugu
- Villa In Brazil by Katrina Krimsky
- Remember To Remember featuring Trevor Watts
- The Y? featuring Trevor Watts
- Song For Hans by Katrina Krimsky
- Stella Malu by Trevor Watts
- "In Relationship to the Circumstance..." featuring Trevor Watts
- Maze featuring Trevor Watts
- Du Doo featuring Trevor Watts
- A Golden Roses
- Crystal Morning by Katrina Krimsky
- Moonbeams by Katrina Krimsky
- The Rocky Road To Dublin
- Hunters' Song: Ibrumankuman
- Southern Memories
- Brekete Takai
