Howard Alden

American jazz guitarist

Born: 17 October 1958
Newport Beach
Country: United States
Active: 1973–
Record labels: Concord Records
Discography: 16 albums

Biography

Howard Alden is a jazz musician who plays guitar. Howard Alden was born on 17 October 1958 in Newport Beach. The music is usually filed under jazz and crossover jazz. Record labels: Concord Records. The discography here lists 16 albums, from “No Amps Allowed” (1988) to “A Splendid Trio” (2011).

Howard Vincent Alden (born October 17, 1958) is an American jazz guitarist born in Newport Beach, California. Alden has recorded many albums for Concord Records, including four with seven-string guitar innovator George Van Eps.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

No Amps Allowed 1988

Plays The Music Of Harry Reser 1989

13 Strings 1991

Seven and Seven 1993

Concord Jazz Guitar Collective 1995

Encore! 1995 · Live

Keepin' Time 1996

Take Your Pick 1997

Full Circle 1998

Love 2001

My Shining Hour 2002

In a Mellow Tone 2003

Pow-Wow 2008

I Remember Django 2010

A Splendid Trio 2011

Jazz Guitar Stories

Also plays on

Albums where Howard Alden is credited as a sideman

1989	In the Mood for Swing — Benny Carter	guitar
1992	Charlie Byrd & The Washington Guitar Quintet — Charlie Byrd & The Washington Guitar Quintet	guitar
2002	Watch What Happens — Ruby Braff Quartet, Dick Hyman, Howard Alden, Jake Hanna	guitar
2018	Kennedy Meets Gershwin — George Gershwin; Nigel Kennedy	guitar

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Howard Alden play?

Howard Alden is known for playing guitar.

When and where was Howard Alden born?

Howard Alden was born 17 October 1958 in Newport Beach.

What are Howard Alden's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include No Amps Allowed (1988), Plays The Music Of Harry Reser (1989), 13 Strings (1991), Seven and Seven (1993) and Concord Jazz Guitar Collective (1995).

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