Baikida Carroll

Baikida Carroll ( born January 15, 1947 in St. Louis, Missouri) is an American jazz trumpeter and composer.

Carroll played in the 1970s a role in the Black Artists Group in St. Louis and worked at this time with Muhal Richard Abrams, Oliver Lake, Julius Hemphill and other musicians of this community and took some plates under his own name. In the 1990s he worked with Sam Rivers, Pheeroan akLaff, Hemphill, in 2004, he starred in John Lindberg Quartet on the album Winter Birds with.

Carroll wrote in addition to performing as a jazz trumpeter numerous film and theater music, and was among other things, Albert King, Jay McShann, Amiri Baraka, Patti LaBelle, Little Milton, Charlie Haden and Dr. John, and on the stage.

Baikida Carroll is the son of the saxophonist Jimmy Harris.

Discography

Publications under its own name

  • Marionettes On A High Wire, Omnitone, 2001
  • Door of the Cage, Soul Note, 1995
  • Shadows and Reflections, Soul Note, 1982
  • The Spoken Word, HatHut, 1979
  • Orange Fish Tears, palm, 1975
  • BAG in Paris, BAG Records, 1973

Participation

  • John Lindberg Quartet, Winter Birds, 2004
  • Sam Rivers, Culmination, BMG / RCA Victor, 1999
  • Sam Rivers, inspiration, BMG / RCA Victor, 1999
  • Pheeroan akLaff, Global mantras, Modern Masters, 1997
  • New York Collective, Naxos, 1996
  • Graham Parker No Holding Back, Comet, 1996
  • Julius Hemphill, Reflections, Freedom, 1995
  • Steve Weisberg, I can not stand another night alone ( in bed with you), ECM, 1994
  • Charles Papasoff, Papasoff, Red Toucan, 1993
  • Graham Parker, Struck By Lightning, Demon, 1991
  • Oliver Lake, Gramavision Tenth Anniversary Sampler, Gramavision, 1990
  • Carla Bley, Watts Work Family Album, ECM, 1989
  • David Murray, New Life, Black Saint, 1988
  • John Carter, Castles of Gauna, Gramavision, 1986
  • Michele Rose Woman, The Source, Black Saint, 1984
  • Jack DeJohnette, Inflation Blues, ECM, 1983
  • Muhal Richard Abrams, Rejoicing with the Light, Black Saint, 1980
  • Oliver Lake, Plug It, Gramavision, 1982
  • Muhal Richard Abrams, Blues Forever, Black Saint, 1980
  • Oliver Lake, Clevont Fitzhubert, Black Saint, 1980
  • Muhal Richard Abrams, Mom and Daddy, Black Saint, 1980
  • Oliver Lake, Prophet, Black Saint, 1980
  • Vinnie Golia, Openhearted, Nine Winds, 1979
  • Michael Gregory Jackson, Gifts, Novus, 1979
  • Michael Gregory Jackson, Heart and Center, Novus, 1979
  • Hidden Strength, Hidden Strength, United Artists, 1975
  • Julius Hemphill, Coon bid'ness, Freedom, 1975
  • Oliver Lake, NTU, The Point from Which Freedom Begins, Freedom, 1972
  • Julius Hemphill, Dogon A.D., Mbari, 1972
  • Solidarity Unit, Inc., Red, Black and Green, Universal Justice, 1972
  • Human Arts Ensemble, Whisper of Dharma, Universal Justice, 1972
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