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Lenny Pickett (born April 10, 1954) is an American
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and musical director of the ''Saturday Night Live'' band.
enny Pickett Is a Sax Machine by Devon Ivie, New York Magazine, Vulture
From 1973 to 1981 he was a member of the band
Tower of Power Tower of Power is an American R&B and funk based band and horn section, originating in Oakland, California, that has been performing since 1968. The band has had a number of lead vocalists, the best-known being Lenny Williams, who fronted ...
. Pickett has worked extensively as a
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for a wide range of performers and genres.


Career

In the 1970s and early 1980s, Pickett led the horn section for
Tower of Power Tower of Power is an American R&B and funk based band and horn section, originating in Oakland, California, that has been performing since 1968. The band has had a number of lead vocalists, the best-known being Lenny Williams, who fronted ...
, an innovative and
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band from the East
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Bay area. He was also a frequent session band member that backed many musicians in multiple genres, from
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to musicians in the
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,
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, and
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genres. Tower of Power also released its own albums as a group. Pickett joined the Saturday Night Live Band in 1985 and has served as the band's musical director since G. E. Smith was fired during the cast exodus in 1995.
Lenny Pickett Bio Part I Sax Station
As a composer, Pickett has written for his group, the Borneo Horns, and has received a number of commissions to write works mixing classical and popular idioms for a variety of musical ensembles, including the New Century Saxophone Quartet, as well as music for theater and collaborations with dancers, poets and film-makers.


Discography

As leader * ''Lenny Pickett with the Borneo Horns'' * ''Bad Dreams'' Lenny Pickett * ''The Prescription'' (feat. UMO Jazz Orchestra) * ''Heard by Others'' Lenny Pickett & John Hadfield (musician), John Hadfield Other appearances * "Weekend in the Dust", '' Love This Giant'',
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and St. Vincent * "Hot Fun in the Summertime", ''The Liberty Concert'' (1985), Hall & Oates


1970s

* 1972 ''Why Don't You Try Me?'' – Earth Quake * 1973 ''
Tower of Power Tower of Power is an American R&B and funk based band and horn section, originating in Oakland, California, that has been performing since 1968. The band has had a number of lead vocalists, the best-known being Lenny Williams, who fronted ...
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Tower of Power Tower of Power is an American R&B and funk based band and horn section, originating in Oakland, California, that has been performing since 1968. The band has had a number of lead vocalists, the best-known being Lenny Williams, who fronted ...
* 1973 ''
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* 1974 '' Back to Oakland'' – Tower of Power * 1974 ''
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* 1974 ''In the Beginning'' – Roy Buchanan * 1974 ''Link Wray Rumble'' –
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* 1974 '' Monkey Grip'' –
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* 1974 ''Ron Gardner'' – Ron Gardner * 1974 '' Free Beer and Chicken'' – John Lee Hooker * 1974 ''For My Love...Mother Music'' – José Feliciano * 1974 '' Release Yourself'' – Graham Central Station * 1974 ''Insane Asylum'' – Kathi McDonald * 1974 ''Monsieur'' – Hiroshi Kamayatsu * 1974 ''Jezebel'' – Mary McCreary * 1974 '' Feats Don't Fail Me Now'' –
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* 1975 ''
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'' – Tower of Power * 1975 '' In the Slot'' – Tower of Power * 1975 ''Not a Little Girl Anymore'' – Linda Lewis * 1975 ''Rescue Me'' – Roy Buchanan * 1975 ''Secret Sauce'' – Skyking * 1975 ''Tales from the Ozone'' – Commander Cody * 1975 ''Change'' –
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* 1975 '' Rufus featuring Chaka Khan'' –
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* 1975 '' Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It'' – Graham Central Station * 1975 ''Rise Sleeping Beauty'' – Lenny Williams * 1976 '' Ain't Nothin' Stoppin' Us Now'' – Tower of Power * 1976 ''Chameleon'' – Labelle * 1976 '' Live and in Living Color'' – Tower of Power * 1976 ''
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'' – Graham Central Station * 1976 '' Nine on a Ten Scale'' –
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* 1976 ''Stone Alone'' – Bill Wyman * 1976 ''Tom Thumb'' –
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* 1976 '' A Night on the Town'' –
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* 1976 ''Impact'' – Impact * 1976 ''Affectionate'' – R.C. Succession * 1976 ''Hard Candy'' – Ned Doheny * 1976 ''Hometown Boy Makes Good'' – Elvin Bishop * 1976 ''In Touch'' –
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* 1976 ''The Keane Brothers'' – Keane Brothers * 1976 ''The Lost Heritage Tapes'' – John Kay * 1976 ''Act Like Nothing's Wrong'' – Al Kooper * 1976 ''Gavin Christopher'' – Gavin Christopher * 1976 ''White Bird'' – David LaFlamme * 1976 ''Jaye P. Morgan'' – Jaye P. Morgan * 1976 ''Billy Preston'' –
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* 1977 ''Supersonic Lover'' – Brian &
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* 1977 ''Big City'' – Lenny White * 1977 ''Choosing You'' – Lenny Williams * 1977 ''Funk in a Mason Jar'' –
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* 1977 '' New Directions'' – The Meters * 1977 ''Nielsen/Pearson'' – Nielsen/Pearson * 1977 ''Right on Time'' – The Brothers Johnson * 1977 '' Time Loves a Hero'' – Little Feat * 1977 '' Marin County Line'' –
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* 1977 ''Red'' – Sammy Hagar * 1977 ''An Insatiable High'' – Masayoshi Takanaka * 1977 ''Good News'' – Attitudes * 1977 ''Disco Fantasy'' – Coke Escovedo * 1977 ''Feel the Fire'' – Jermaine Jackson * 1977 ''God Only Knows'' (45 RPM) – Marilyn Scott * 1977 '' Right On Time'' – The Brothers Johnson * 1977 ''The Tim Weisberg Band'' – Tim Weisberg Band * 1977 ''Sierra'' – Sierra * 1977 '' Patrick Gleeson's Star Wars'' – Patrick Gleeson * 1978 ''Frontiers'' – Jermaine Jackson * 1978 ''In Tails – King Biscuit Flower Hour'' – Journey * 1978 ''Before the Rain'' –
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* 1978 ''Desert Horizon'' –
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* 1978 ''Dinner with Raoul'' – Bliss Band * 1978 ''Jesse Barish'' – Jesse Barish * 1978 ''Crimson Tide'' – Crimson Tide * 1978 ''Tattoo Man'' – Denise McCann * 1978 '' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'' soundtrack * 1978 '' Waiting for Columbus'' – Little Feat * 1978 '' We Came to Play!'' – Tower of Power * 1978 ''What Have You Done for Love'' – Hodges, James & Smith * 1978 ''Jet Lag'' – Nick Chavin * 1978 ''Never Even Thought'' –
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* 1978 '' Winner'' – Renée Geyer * 1979 '' Back on the Streets'' – Tower of Power * 1979 ''Everything You've Heard Is True'' – Tom Johnston * 1979 '' Live & Learn'' –
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* 1979 ''Richard Evans'' – Richard Evans * 1979 ''
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'' – America * 1979 '' Victim of Love'' – Elton John * 1979 ''You're So Good'' –
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* 1979 ''Muscle Shoals '79'' (2008) – James Walsh Gypsy Band * 1979 ''Magic Lady'' – Sergio Mendes * 1979 ''Gonna Getcha' Love'' – Charles Jackson * 1979 ''
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* 1979 ''8 for the 80's'' – Webster Lewis * 1979 ''Play It As It Lays'' – Alicia Bridges * 1979 '' Where I Should Be'' – Peter Frampton * 1979 ''Never Been Here Before'' – Paulette McWilliams * 1979 ''Dreams of Tomorrow'' – Marilyn Scott * 1979 ''
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'' – The Tubes


1980s

* 1980 ''Bebe le Strange'' –
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* 1980 ''Greatest Hits: Live'' – Heart * 1980 ''La Toya Jackson'' –
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* 1980 ''The Hawkins Family (Live)'' – Walter Hawkins * 1980 ''Heaven Above Me'' –
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* 1980 ''No Night So Long'' –
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* 1981 ''The Boys Are Back'' – Stone City Band * 1981 ''But What Will the Neighbors Think'' –
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* 1981 ''Coconuts High'' – Izumi Kobayashi * 1981 ''
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Tower of Power Tower of Power is an American R&B and funk based band and horn section, originating in Oakland, California, that has been performing since 1968. The band has had a number of lead vocalists, the best-known being Lenny Williams, who fronted ...
* 1981 ''Heart'' – Heart * 1981 ''Take It Off'' – Chic * 1982 ''Flat–Picking Spectacular'' – Joe Maphis * 1982 ''Steve Forbert'' – Steve Forbert * 1982 ''Picture This'' –
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* 1983 ''Lee Palmer'' – Lee Palmer * 1984 '' Civilized Man'' –
Joe Cocker John Robert "Joe" Cocker (20 May 1944 – 22 December 2014) was an English singer known for his gritty, bluesy voice and dynamic stage performances featuring expressive body movements. Most of his best-known singles, such as "Feelin' Alright ...
* 1984 '' Like a Virgin'' –
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* 1984 ''
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* 1984 '' The Gospel at Colonus'' soundtrack – Bob Telson,
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* 1984 ''Leader of the Pack'' soundtrack – Various * 1984 ''Surrender'' – Robin Clark * 1985 ''Step By Step'' – Jeff Lorber * 1985 ''Live at the Apollo with
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, Eddie Kendricks, Hall & Oates'' * 1985 ''Middle of the Night'' – Taka Boom * 1985 '' Riptide'' – Robert Palmer * 1985 '' She's the Boss'' –
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* 1985 ''The Heat'' – Nona Hendryx * 1985 ''Bump the Renaissance'' – Bobby Previte * 1985 ''Confrontation'' – Face to Face * 1985 ''Listen Now Do You'' –
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* 1985 '' Little Creatures'' –
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* 1985 ''Mask of Smiles'' –
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* 1985 ''Power Station 33 1/3'' – The Power Station * 1985 ''Power Station'' – The Power Station * 1985 ''When the Boys Meet the Girls'' – Sister Sledge * 1985 '' Dancing in the Street'' – Mick Jagger & David Bowie * 1986 ''3 Hearts in the Happy Ending Machine'' – Daryl Hall * 1986 ''At Least We Got Shoes'' – Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes * 1986 ''Brutal Dub'' – Black Uhuru * 1986 ''Brutal'' – Black Uhuru * 1986 ''Heartbeat'' –
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* 1986 ''Home in the Heart of the Beat'' – Beat Rodeo * 1986 ''Innocent'' – Peter Gordon * 1986 '' Inside Story'' –
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* 1986 ''John Somebody'' – Scott Johnson * 1986 Press to Play –
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* 1986 ''Secret Dreams & Forbidden Fire'' – Bonnie Tyler * 1986 ''Gorilla'' – TM Network * 1987 ''Brooklyn'' – Peter Gordon * 1987 ''Belouis Some'' – Belouis Some * 1987 ''Conjure: Cab Calloway Stands in for the Moon'' – Kip Hanrahan * 1987 ''Hunger''– Michael Bolton * 1987 ''Is There Rockin' in This House'' – Terri Gonzalez * 1987 ''Lenny Pickett with the Borneo Horns'' – Lenny Pickett * 1987 ''
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'' – David Bowie * 1987 ''Never Never Land'' – Simon F. * 1987 '' Strange Weather'' –
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* 1987 ''Dominion/Mother Russia'' – The Sisters Of Mercy * 1988 '' Remote'' – Hue and Cry * 1988 ''Constant Fear'' – Paranoise * 1988 ''
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'' – Tower of Power * 1988 ''Distant Drums'' – Brian Slawson * 1988 ''Doble Vida'' – Soda Stereo * 1988 ''Groovin'' ' – The Missing Links * 1988 ''Molly on the Shore'' – Richard Greene * 1988 ''
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'' – Talking Heads * 1988 ''Never Felt So Good'' – James Ingram * 1988 ''Ooh Yeah!'' – Hall & Oates * 1988 '' Out of Order'' – Rod Stewart * 1988 ''Shag'' – Original Soundtrack * 1988 ''Tear Down These Walls'' – Billy Ocean * 1989 ''The Lion for Real'' –
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* 1989 '' Addictions, Vol. 1'' – Robert Palmer * 1989 ''Charlie Sexton'' – Charlie Sexton * 1989 ''
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'' – Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers * 1989 ''D'Atra Hicks'' – D'atra Hicks * 1989 ''Gutterboy'' – Gutterboy * 1989 ''Languis'' – Soda Stereo * 1989 ''Mick Jones'' – Mick Jones * 1989 '' One Bright Day'' – Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers * 1989 '' One Night of Sin'' – Joe Cocker * 1989 ''Signs of Life'' – Charlie Elgart * 1989 ''Stay Awake'' – Hal Willner * 1989 ''Storm Front'' –
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* 1989 '' Strange Angels'' –
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* 1989 ''Whirlwind'' –
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1990s

* 1990 '' Changesbowie'' – David Bowie * 1990 '' Dead City Radio'' – William S. Burroughs * 1990 ''
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'' – James D-Train Williams * 1990 ''Leningrad–Xpress'' – Peter Gordon * 1990 '' Passages'' –
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* 1990 '' A Place Like This'' – Robbie Nevil * 1990 ''Song of the Sun'' – Jim Beard * 1990 '' To Be Continued...'' – Elton John * 1990 ''
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'' onus Tracks– David Bowie * 1991 ''Another Hand'' –
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* 1991 ''Sereno'' – Wilkins * 1991 ''Signature'' – Charlie Musselwhite * 1992 ''Road to Freedom'' – Grayson Hugh * 1992 '' A Dove'' –
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* 1992 ''Ese Soy Yo'' – Emmanuel * 1992 ''Flowers and Stones'' –
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* 1992 ''Get a Little'' – G.E. Smith & Saturday Night Live Band * 1992 ''Gutterboy'' – Gutterboy * 1992 ''MTV Unplugged'' P–
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* 1992 ''MTV Unplugged'' TV Unplugged + 3– Mariah Carey * 1992 '' Sun Sun'' – Casiopea Sax (Tenor) * 1992 ''Upfront'' – David Sanborn * 1993 ''Arc'' –
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* 1993 '' Bat Out of Hell II: Back into Hell'' –
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* 1993 '' I'm No Angel'' – Carole Davis * 1993 '' Love Scenes'' – Beverley Craven * 1993 '' Over My Heart'' – Laura Branigan * 1993 '' Press to Play'' onus Tracks–
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* 1993 ''Ships at Sea, Sailors and Shoes'' – Ned Sublette * 1993 '' Short Cuts'' – Original Soundtrack * 1993 '' Sons of Soul'' – Tony! Toni! Tone! * 1993 ''Start a New Race'' – Paranoise * 1993 '' T.O.P.'' – Tower of Power * 1994 ''Hearsay'' – David Sanborn * 1994 ''Jewels'' – Chieli Minucci * 1994 ''Merry Christmas'' – Mariah Carey * 1994 ''One Day Closer'' – Jonathan Edwards * 1994 ''Whistling in the Wind'' – Leon Redbone * 1995 ''Cab Calloway Stands in for the Moon'' – Conjure * 1995 ''Caribou'' onus Tracks€“ Elton John * 1995 ''Chroniques Bluesymentales'' – Hubert-Felix Thiefaine * 1995 ''Cool and Steady and Easy'' – Brooklyn Funk Essentials * 1995 ''Greetings from the Gutter'' – Dave Stewart * 1995 ''My Temptation'' – Vivian Williams * 1995 ''Real Time'' – Richard Tee * 1995 ''Spanner in the Works'' – Rod Stewart * 1996 ''Bicycle'' – Livingston Taylor * 1996 ''Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame'' * 1996 ''Havana Calling'' – Orlando "Maraca" Valle Y Otra Vision * 1996 ''Live: The Real Deal'' –
Buddy Guy George "Buddy" Guy (born July 30, 1936) is an American blues guitarist and singer. He is an exponent of Chicago blues who has influenced generations of guitarists including Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Stevie Ray Vaug ...
* 1996 ''Living in Fear'' – The Power Station * 1996 ''No Talking Just Head'' – The Heads * 1996 ''Strings Attached'' – Peter Ecklund * 1997 ''Direct Plus'' – Tower of Power * 1997 ''Excess Baggage'' – Original Soundtrack * 1997 ''Monsters from the Deep'' – Ned Sublette & Lawrence Weiner * 1998 ''Kiss My Blues'' – Tony Z * 1998 ''Read 'em & Weep'' – Clyde Roberts * 1998 ''Secret Handshake'' – Geoff Muldaur * 1998 ''Vincent Laguardia Gambini Sings Just for You'' –
Joe Pesci Joseph Frank Pesci ( , ; born February 9, 1943) is an American actor and musician. He is best known for portraying tough, volatile characters, in a variety of genres, and for his collaborations with his best friend, Robert De Niro in the films ' ...
* 1999 ''Al Confini: Interzone'' – Various Artists * 1999 ''Inside'' – David Sanborn * 1999 ''Live on Breeze Hill'' – Rick Danko Band * 1999 ''She's Lightning When She Smiles'' – Dave Soldier * 1999 ''Sip the Wine'' – Rick Danko Band * 1999 ''Social Studies'' – Loudon Wainwright III


2000s

* 2000 ''Dinosaur Tracks'' – Tower of Power * 2000 ''Kick It up a Step!'' – Strokeland Superband * 2000 ''Long Expectant Comes at Last'' – Cathal McConnell * 2000 ''Man in a Jupiter Hat'' – Lee Feldman * 2000 ''Over the Edge'' – Professor Louie & Crowmatix * 2000 ''Pasajes De Un Sueno'' – Ana Torroja * 2000 ''Sound Loaded'' –
Ricky Martin Enrique Martin Morales (born December 24, 1971), known professionally as Ricky Martin, is a Puerto Rican singer, songwriter and actor. He is known for his musical versatility, with his Ricky Martin albums discography, discography incorporati ...
* 2000 ''Sweet on You'' – Chieli Minucci * 2002 ''Heathen'' – David Bowie * 2002 ''Slow Burn'' – David Bowie * 2003 ''Oakland Zone'' – Tower of Power * 2003 ''Universo Fortis'' – Alberto Fortis * 2004 ''Our Kind of Soul'' – Daryl Hall & John Oates * 2004 ''Wichita Vortex Sutra'' – Allen Ginsberg * 2005 ''Here Comes Tomorrow'' – Ursula 1000 * 2006 ''Can't Quit the Blues'' – Buddy Guy * 2006 ''Planet Earth'' – Dennis Chambers * 2007 ''Holly Cole'' – Holly Cole * 2008 ''Cadillac Records'' – Original Soundtrack * 2008 ''It Is Time for a Love Revolution'' – Lenny Kravitz * 2008 ''Easy Come Easy Go'' – Marianne Faithfull * 2009 ''Organ Soul Sessions'' –
Lucky Peterson Judge Kenneth "Lucky" Peterson (December 13, 1964 – May 17, 2020) was an American musician who played contemporary Blues music, blues, fusing soul music, soul, Rhythm and blues, R&B, gospel music, gospel and rock and roll. He was a vocalist, g ...
* 2009 ''Bible Belt'' – Diane Birch


2010s

* 2010 ''Love of Life Orchestra'' – Peter Laurence Gordon * 2010 ''Many Mamas, Many Papas'' – John Phillips * 2010 '' Teenage Dream'' –
Katy Perry Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson (born October 25, 1984), known professionally as Katy Perry, is an American singer, songwriter, and television personality. She is one of the List of best-selling music artists, best-selling music artists in hist ...
* 2010 ''30 Rock'' – Jeff Richmond * 2012 '' Love This Giant'' – David Byrne & St. Vincent * 2013 ''My True Story'' – Aaron Neville * 2013 '' Prism'' –
Katy Perry Katheryn Elizabeth Hudson (born October 25, 1984), known professionally as Katy Perry, is an American singer, songwriter, and television personality. She is one of the List of best-selling music artists, best-selling music artists in hist ...
* 2013 ''Son of Rogues Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys'' * 2014
El Concierto de la Historia
-'' Frágil * 2016 '' I Can Do All Things'' – Jeremy Warren


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Lenny Pickett discography on Discogs
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