Chuck Deardorf

Chuck Deardorf, (born 1954) is an American musician best known for playing double bass and bass guitar. He is a professor and head of the jazz faculty at Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle.[1] He is married to singer and author Kelly Harland.[2]

Discography

As leader
  • 2011 Transparence
  • 2019 Perception

As sideman

With Don Lanphere

  • 1984 Don Loves Midge
  • 1986 Stop
  • 1988 Jay Clayton & Don Lanphere: TheJazz Alley Tapes
  • 1990 Don Lanphere & Larry Coryell
  • 1995 Go...Again
  • 1999 Year 'Round Christmas

With Bud Shank

  • 1990 Tales of the Pilot: Bud Shank Plays the Music of David Peck
  • 1986 Bud Shank Quartet at Jazz Alley (Contemporary)
  • 1992 The Awakening
  • 1995 Lost Cathedral

With Dave Peck

  • 1996 Solo
  • 1998 Trio
  • 1999 3 and 1

With Jovino Santos Neto

  • 1997 Caboclo
  • 2000 Live in Olympia
  • 2003 Canto do Rio
  • 2011 Current

With Gunnar Bob Madsen

  • 1998 Power of a Hat
  • 1998 Spinning World: 13 Ways of Looking at a Waltz

With Jim Knapp

  • 1995 On Going Home
  • 1998 Things for Now

With others

  • 1989 Breaking Through, Phil Sheeran
  • 1990 Worth Waiting For, P.J. Perry
  • 1991 Living Things, Michael Tomlinson
  • 1991 Pacific Aire, Tom Collier
  • 1998 Collection, Mike Strickland
  • 1998 Photographs, Barney McClure
  • 1998 Red Kelley's Heroes, Pete Christlieb
  • 1999 Joy to the World, Gene Nery
  • 1999 The Face of Love, Eugene Maslov
  • 2002 Twelve Times Romance, Kelly Harland
  • 2003 Convergence Zone, Phil Kelly & the NW Prevailing Winds
  • 2003 Some Devil, Dave Matthews
  • 2004 Portal, Deardorf Peterson Group
  • 2005 Carolyn Graye, Carolyn Graye
  • 2006 Laid Back & Blues: Live at the Sky Church in Seattle, Larry Coryell
  • 2007 Malibu Manouche, Neil Andersson
  • 2007 Shade, Richie Cole
  • 2008 From the Depths, Karen Emerson
  • 2008 Long Ago and Far Away: Kelly Harland Sings Jerome Kern, Kelly Harland
  • 2008 Words & Music, Paul West
  • 2009 Across the Sound, Terry Lauber
  • 2009 Alone Together With the Blues, Mia Vermillion
  • 2010 As the Crow Flies, Neil Andersson/Malibu Manouche/Peter Pendras
  • 2010 Inner Mission, Randy Brecker/Richard Cole
  • 2010 Reunion, Hadley Caliman/Pete Christlieb
  • 2011 Imaginary Sketches, Chad McCullough/Bram Weijters
  • 2012 Double Exposure, Frank D'Rone

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References
  1. De Barros, Paul (16 October 1994). "City of Jazz – It May Be Lite, Hard, Retro Or Ultra-Hip, And It's Alive And Swinging In Seattle". Seattle Times. Archived from the original on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 15 September 2016.
  2. "SeattleNoise: Kelly Harland". Seattle Post-Intelligencer. May 15, 2008. Retrieved 2009-03-30.
  3. "Chuck Deardorf | Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic. Retrieved 6 December 2016.
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