Gábor Szabó
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Guitarists · 1936–1982

Gábor Szabó

Hungarian-American guitarist (1936–1982)

Born
8 March 1936
Budapest
Died
26 February 1982
Budapest
Country
Hungary
Active
1958–
Record labels
Impulse!
Discography
26 albums

Biography

Gábor Szabó was a jazz musician who played guitar. Gábor Szabó was born on 8 March 1936 in Budapest and died on 26 February 1982 in Budapest. The music is usually filed under jazz. Record labels: Impulse!. The discography here lists 26 albums, from “Gypsy '66” (1966) to “Live in Cleveland 1976” (2022).

Gábor István Szabó was a Hungarian-American guitarist whose style incorporated jazz, pop, rock, and Hungarian music.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Gypsy '66 1966 · impulse! Jazz Raga 1966 · impulse! Spellbinder 1966 · impulse! Light My Fire 1967 · impulse! More Sorcery 1967 · ABC Records The Sorcerer 1967 · impulse! Wind, Sky and Diamonds 1967 · impulse! Bacchanal 1968 · Skye Records Dreams 1968 · Skye Records 1969 1969 · Skye Records Magical Connection 1970 · Blue Thumb Records High Contrast 1971 · Blue Thumb Records Small World 1972 · Bellaphon Mizrab 1973 · CTI Rambler 1973 · CTI Live With Charles Lloyd 1974 · Live · Blue Thumb Records Macho 1975 · Salvation Records Nightflight 1976 · Mercury Records Faces 1977 · Mercury Records Belsta River 1978 · Four Leaf Clover Records Femme Fatale 1981 · Pepita In Budapest 2008 · Live · Moiras Records The Sorcerer / More Sorcery 2011 · Live · impulse! In Budapest Again 2018 · Live · Kept Alive Records Live in Cleveland 1976 2022
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Albums where Gábor Szabó is credited as a sideman

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Gábor Szabó play?

Gábor Szabó is known for playing guitar.

When and where was Gábor Szabó born?

Gábor Szabó was born 8 March 1936 in Budapest.

What are Gábor Szabó's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Gypsy '66 (1966), Jazz Raga (1966), Spellbinder (1966), Light My Fire (1967) and More Sorcery (1967).

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