Bill Ware

Bill Ware III born William Anthony Ware III (b. January 28, 1959, East Orange, New Jersey) is an American jazz vibraphonist.

Bill Ware III
Birth nameWilliam Anthony Ware III
Born (1959-01-28) January 28, 1959
Genresjazz
Instrumentsvibraphone

Musical career

Ware played bass and piano early in his career, playing at the Harlem Jazzmobile. After spending several years playing Latin jazz, he formed his own Latin Jazz group, AM Sleep. He joined the Jazz Passengers in 1987, and in 1990 put together a group of sidemen as the Club Bird All-Stars, who accompanied him on a tour of Japan.[1] Alongside this, he played with Groove Collective and Steely Dan in the first half of the 1990s. Later in the decade he teamed up with fellow former Jazz Passengers, Brad Jones and E. J. Rodriguez, in the ensemble Vibes. His 2001 tribute to Duke Ellington was recorded with Marc Ribot on guitar. Deborah Harry guested on his 2002 effort Four. In the mid-2000s, Ware did several projects blending jazz with Western classical musicas well as 5 film scores (with fellow Jazz Passengers bandmate Roy Nathanson).

Discography (Solo projects)
  • Los Sombras (with AM Sleep) (1987)
  • Long & Skinny (with Club Bird) (Knitting Factory (1993))
  • The Adventure (with Groove Thing) (Eight Ball 1993))
  • This is No Time... (with Groove Thing)(Knitting Factory (1995))
  • Vibes 4 (Knitting Factory (1998))
  • With Drawn (Knitting Factory (1999))
  • Liebe Tunina (Knitting Factory (2000))
  • Keeping Up with the Jones (with Y2K Quartet) (Cathexis Records (1999))
  • Sir Duke (with Marc Ribot) (Knitting Factory (2001))
  • Four (Knitting Factory) (2002))
  • A Musical Offering (with Sara Wollan) (2003))
  • Bach Set (with Sara Wollan) (Wollanware (2005))
  • Wonder Full (Random Chance (2008))
  • Played Right (Pony Canyon (2010))

With Vibes: Brad Jones and E.J. Rodriguez

  • Vibes (Knitting Factory, 1998)
  • With Drawn (Knitting Factory, 1999)
  • Liebe Tunina (Knitting Factory, 2000)
  • Vibes 4 (Knitting Factory, 2001)

With Marc Ribot

With David Byrne

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References
  1. Steve Huey, Bill Ware at Allmusic
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