Carl Orr

Carl Grant Orr is an Australian jazz guitarist and composer.[1] He has been based in London since the 1990s.[2] Orr earned a nomination for the 1992 ARIA Award for Best Jazz Album for Seeking Spirit (1991).

Carl Orr
Birth nameCarl Grant Orr
Genres
  • Jazz
  • rock
  • funk
  • fusion
  • soul
Occupation(s)Musician
Instruments
Years active1980–present
Labels
Associated actsWanderlust
Websitecarlorr.com

In 1991 he was a member of Australian contemporary jazz band, Wanderlust, alongside Miroslav Bukovsky on trumpet, James Greening on trombone, Alister Spence on piano and keyboards, Adam Armstrong on bass guitar and Fabian Hevia on drums and percussion. Orr has recorded or performed with fellow jazz artists Billy Cobham, George Duke, Bennie Maupin, Eric Bibb, Ernie Watts, Nigel Kennedy, Eric Krasno, T. M. Stevens, Randy Brecker, Gary Husband, Ettienne M'Bappe, Marcus Miller, Mike Stern, Larry Coryell, Ric Fierabracci and Don Grusin. He has also performed with pop musicians Lulu, Anastacia, Doug Parkinson and Marcia Hines. In 2017 Orr was inducted into the South Australian Music Hall of Fame in Adelaide, Australia. In 2018 he played guitar for the UK tour of Sting's "The Last Ship".

Discography
  • Carl Orr (1990) – RooArt Jazz (846309-2)[3]
  • Seeking Spirit (1991) – RooArt Jazz (848790-2)[4]
  • Mean It (1993) – Spiral Scratch (0016)[5]
  • Blue Thing (1995) – Rufus Records (RF015 )[6]
  • Absolute Freedom (2004) – Carl Orr (KR 01)[7]
  • Deep Down (2006) – Carl Orr
  • Emergence (2009) – Carl Orr
  • Forbearance (2014) – Carl Orr
  • Somewhere Else (2019) – Carl Orr
As a sideman
  • Billy Cobham "Focused" 1998
  • Billy Cobham "Compass Point" 1997
  • Billy Cobham "Tales from the Skeleton Coast" 2013
  • Geoff Eales "Shifting Sands"
  • Jackie Orszaczky (Jump Back Jack) "Double Take"
  • Jackie Orszaczky (Hungarian Rap Sadists) "What we gonna do about the III world?"
  • Dudley Philips "Life without trousers " (2000)
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References
  1. "'11th Hour' at APRA search engine". APRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association, Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society). Retrieved 22 April 2020. Note: For additional work user may have to select 'Search again' and then 'Enter a title:' &/or 'Performer:'
  2. McBeath, John (14 May 2016). "Reviews: Radiohead; Carl Orr; Matty T Wall; Bombino; Satin Jackets". The Australian.
  3. Orr, Carl (1990), rooArt Jazz presents Carl Orr, RooArt Jazz, retrieved 22 April 2020, Performer: Carl Orr, guitars; Craig Walters, tenor and soprano sax; Alexander Hewetson, acoustic and electric bass, vocals; Bill Motzing, Jr., drums and percussion; Kevin Hunt, piano, synthesisers.
  4. Orr, Carl (1991), Seeking Spirit, RooArt Jazz, retrieved 22 April 2020, Performer: Carl Orr, guitars; Craig Walters, tenor and soprano sax; Alistair Spence, piano, synthesizers, organ; Alex Hewetson, acoustic and electric bass; Bill Motzing, Jr., drums.
  5. Orr, Carl (1993), Mean It, Spiral Scratch, retrieved 22 April 2020, Musicians: Mike Bukovsky, Adam Armstrong, Andrew Gander, Philippe Lincy, Dale Barlow, Kristen Cornwell.
  6. Orr, Carl; Cornwell, Kristen (1995), Blue Thing, Rufus Records, retrieved 22 April 2020, Notes: Produced by Carl Orr. All compositions by Carl Orr except "Kristen's Blues" by Carl Orr and Kristen Cornwell. Recorded at ABC Studios, Ultimo, Sydney April 19-21. Mixed May 4, 5 1995.
  7. Orr, Carl; Cobham, Billy; Haines, Nathan; Glasser, Adam; Malcolm, Neville; De Rose, Davide (2004), Absolute Freedom, Carl Orr, retrieved 22 April 2020, Performer: Carl Orr, guitars, keyboard pads; Adam Glasser, Rhodes piano, chromatic harmonica; Neville Malcolm, bass guitar; Davide de Rose, drums; Guest musicians: Billy Cobham, drums (tracks 1 & 4); Nathan Haines, sop. saxophone (tracks 1 & 4).
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