Bennie Maupin
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Saxophonists · b. 1940

Bennie Maupin

American musician

Born
29 August 1940
Detroit
Country
United States
Record labels
Columbia Records, ECM Records
Discography
5 albums

Biography

Bennie Maupin is a jazz musician who plays saxophone, flute, tenor saxophone and bass clarinet. Bennie Maupin was born on 29 August 1940 in Detroit. The music is usually filed under jazz and acid jazz. Record labels: Columbia Records and ECM Records. The discography here lists 5 albums, from “The Jewel in the Lotus” (1974) to “Symphonic Tone Poem for Brother Yusef” (2022).

Bennie Maupin (born August 29, 1940) is an American jazz multi-instrumentalist who performs on various saxophones, flute, and bass clarinet.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

The Jewel in the Lotus 1974 · ECM Records Slow Traffic to the Right 1977 · Mercury Records Moonscapes 1978 · Mercury Records
Driving While Black 1998
Symphonic Tone Poem for Brother Yusef 2022

Also plays on

Albums where Bennie Maupin is credited as a sideman

1968 High Blues Pressure — Freddie Hubbard flute, tenor saxophone
1968 Tender Moments — McCoy Tyner tenor saxophone
1968 !Caramba! — Lee Morgan tenor saxophone
1969 Is — Chick Corea tenor saxophone
1969 The Dejohnette Complex — Jack DeJohnette tenor saxophone, end-blown flute, flute
1969 Turning Point — Lonnie Smith tenor saxophone
1970 Bitches Brew — Miles Davis bass clarinet
1970 Have You Heard? — Jack DeJohnette woodwind
1970 Afternoon of a Georgia Faun — Marion Brown bass clarinet, bell, flute, percussion, tenor saxophone
1971 Mwandishi — Herbie Hancock alto flute, bass clarinet
1971 Blackstone Legacy — Woody Shaw woodwind
1972 On the Corner — Miles Davis bass clarinet
1972 Crossings — Herbie Hancock flute, percussion, soprano saxophone
1973 Head Hunters — Herbie Hancock soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, alto flute
1973 Sextant — Herbie Hancock bass clarinet, cabasa, kazoo, piccolo, soprano saxophone
1974 Big Fun — Miles Davis bass clarinet, clarinet, flute
1974 Thrust — Herbie Hancock bass clarinet, alto flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
1974 Sorcery — Jack DeJohnette bass clarinet
1975 Man-Child — Herbie Hancock bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
1975 Nucleus — Sonny Rollins tenor saxophone, Lyricon, saxophone, bass clarinet
1975 One for One — Andrew Hill bass clarinet, woodwind
1975 Marching in the Street — Harvey Mason soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
1975 Survival of the Fittest — The Headhunters bass clarinet, piano, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, vocals
1977 V.S.O.P. — Herbie Hancock alto flute, saxophone, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, Lyricon
1977 Straight From the Gate — The Headhunters bass clarinet, flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, vocals
1978 Sunlight — Herbie Hancock soprano saxophone
1978 Together — McCoy Tyner reeds
1979 Feets Don’t Fail Me Now — Herbie Hancock soprano saxophone
1979 Directstep — Herbie Hancock soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone, Lyricon
1979 Butterfly — Kimiko Kasai with Herbie Hancock saxophone

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Bennie Maupin play?

Bennie Maupin is known for playing saxophone, flute, tenor saxophone and bass clarinet.

When and where was Bennie Maupin born?

Bennie Maupin was born 29 August 1940 in Detroit.

What are Bennie Maupin's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include The Jewel in the Lotus (1974), Slow Traffic to the Right (1977) and Moonscapes (1978).

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