Pete Christlieb

American musician

Born: 16 February 1945
Los Angeles
Country: United States
Discography: 5 albums

Biography

Pete Christlieb is a jazz musician who plays saxophone. Pete Christlieb was born on 16 February 1945 in Los Angeles. The music is usually filed under jazz. The discography here lists 5 albums, from “Self Portrait” (1981) to “Apogee” (2003).

Peter Christlieb (born February 16, 1945) is an American tenor saxophonist who plays in the styles of jazz bebop, West Coast jazz, hard bop and pop music.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Self Portrait 1981

Conversations With Warne Volume 1 1991

Conversations With Warne Volume 2 1995

Get Happy 1996

Apogee 2003

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Albums where Pete Christlieb is credited as a sideman

1974	The Heart of Saturday Night — Tom Waits	tenor saxophone
1974	High Energy — Freddie Hubbard	bass clarinet, tenor saxophone
1975	Nighthawks at the Diner — Tom Waits	tenor saxophone
1976	Can't Hide Love — Carmen McRae	saxophone
1977	Aja — Steely Dan	woodwind, tenor saxophone
1982	Dark Orchid — Sammy Nestico	saxophone
1991	Unforgettable: With Love — Natalie Cole	tenor saxophone, woodwind, saxophone
1991	Once More… With Feeling — Doc Severinsen & The Tonight Show Band	woodwind
1992	Girl Singer — Rosemary Clooney	woodwind
1993	Love Songs — Diane Schuur	tenor saxophone
1993	Forever — Michael Feinstein	woodwind, saxophone
2007	Hommage — Bill Holman Band	tenor saxophone
2024	It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown: Original Soundtrack Recording — Vince Guaraldi	woodwind

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Pete Christlieb play?

Pete Christlieb is known for playing saxophone.

When and where was Pete Christlieb born?

Pete Christlieb was born 16 February 1945 in Los Angeles.

What are Pete Christlieb's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Self Portrait (1981), Conversations With Warne Volume 1 (1991), Conversations With Warne Volume 2 (1995), Get Happy (1996) and Apogee (2003).

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