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Brian Bromberg

American musician

Born
5 December 1960
Tucson
Country
United States
Discography
30 albums

Biography

Brian Bromberg is a jazz musician who plays guitar, bass instrument and bass guitar. Brian Bromberg was born on 5 December 1960 in Tucson. The music is usually filed under jazz and straight-ahead jazz. The discography here lists 30 albums, from “A New Day” (1986) to “Awakening” (2026).

Brian Bromberg (born December 5, 1960) is an American jazz bassist and record producer. Bromberg plays and performs on both the double bass and on a variety of electric basses.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

A New Day 1986
Basses Loaded 1988
Magic Rain 1989
BASSically Speaking 1990
It’s About Time: The Acoustic Project 1991
Brian Bromberg 1993
You Know That Feeling 1998
Wood 2001
Jaco 2002
Portrait of Jaco 2002
Bass Ackwards 2004
Choices 2004
Metal 2005
Downright Upright 2006
Wood II 2006
Wood2 2006
In the Spirit of Jobim 2007
Hands: Solo Acoustic Bass 2009
It Is What It Is 2009
Plays Jimi Hendrix 2010
Compared to That 2012
Bass Odyssey: A Galactic Bass Journey to the World of the Classics 2016
Full Circle 2016
Thicker Than Water 2018
Bromberg Plays Hendrix (2020 Remix and Remastered) 2020
Celebrate Me Home: The Holiday Sessions 2020
A Little Driving Music 2021
The Magic Of Moonlight 2023
LaFaro 2024
Awakening 2026

Also plays on

Albums where Brian Bromberg is credited as a sideman

Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Brian Bromberg play?

Brian Bromberg is known for playing guitar, bass instrument and bass guitar.

When and where was Brian Bromberg born?

Brian Bromberg was born 5 December 1960 in Tucson.

What are Brian Bromberg's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include A New Day (1986), Basses Loaded (1988), Magic Rain (1989), BASSically Speaking (1990) and It’s About Time: The Acoustic Project (1991).

External links

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