Joe Henderson appeared on many Blue Note sessions both as a leader and as a sideman, he spent 1964-1966 with Horace Silver's Quintet and during 1969-1970 was in Herbie Hancock's band. From the start, he had a very distinctive sound and style which, although influenced a bit by both Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane, also contained a lot of brand new phrases and ideas.
Emma-Jean Thackray: Joe Henderson's Birthday Special // 24.04.19
Monthly show from London jazz trumpeter Emma-Jean Thackray, exploring the latest and best in jazz and beyond.
Joe Henderson & Alice Coltrane - Fire [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Inner Urge [Blue Note]
Joe Henderson - Punjab [ARCO]
Joe Henderson - Afrocentric [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Gazelle [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Black [Blue Note]
Joe Henderson - In 'N Out [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Black Narcissus [Milestone]
Alice Coltrane & Joe Henderson - Earth [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Our Thing [Blue Note]
Woody Shaw - Cassandranite [32 Jazz]
Joe Henderson - Terra Firma [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Tress-Cun-Deo-La [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Turned Around [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Inner Urge [Blue Note]
Joe Henderson - Punjab [ARCO]
Joe Henderson - Afrocentric [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Gazelle [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Black [Blue Note]
Joe Henderson - In 'N Out [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Black Narcissus [Milestone]
Alice Coltrane & Joe Henderson - Earth [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Our Thing [Blue Note]
Woody Shaw - Cassandranite [32 Jazz]
Joe Henderson - Terra Firma [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Tress-Cun-Deo-La [Milestone]
Joe Henderson - Turned Around [Milestone]