Trevor Watts

English jazz musician

Born: 26 February 1939
York
Country: United Kingdom
Discography: 10 albums

Biography

Trevor Watts is a jazz musician who plays saxophone. Trevor Watts was born on 26 February 1939 in York. The music is usually filed under jazz. The discography here lists 10 albums, from “Stella Malu” (1981) to “The Lantern Tree” (2024).

Trevor Charles Watts (born 26 February 1939) is an English jazz and free-improvising alto and soprano saxophonist.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Stella Malu 1981

6 Dialogues 2002

Live in Sao Paulo, Brasil 2006 · Live

The Deep Blue 2009

5 More Dialogues 2011

Dialogues in Two Places 2012

All There Is 2017

Life & Music 2019

The Art Is in the Rhythm 2022

The Lantern Tree 2024

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Albums where Trevor Watts is credited as a sideman

1972	Ode — Barry Guy; London Jazz Composers Orchestra	saxophone
1975	Saxophone Special + — Steve Lacy	alto saxophone, performer, soprano saxophone
1979	Endgame — Barry Guy, Howard Riley, John Stevens, Trevor Watts	alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, saxophone
1989	Harmos — Barry Guy & London Jazz Composers’ Orchestra	reeds
1990	Double Trouble — Barry Guy & London Jazz Composers’ Orchestra	reeds
1992	Theoria — Barry Guy and The London Jazz Composers’ Orchestra, Irène Schweizer	reeds
1994	Portraits — Barry Guy / London Jazz Composers’ Orchestra	reeds
1997	Three Pieces for Orchestra — Barry Guy; London Jazz Composers Orchestra	reeds
1998	Double Trouble Two — Barry Guy / London Jazz Composers Orchestra with Irène Schweizer, Marilyn Crispell, Pierre Favre	reeds

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Trevor Watts play?

Trevor Watts is known for playing saxophone.

When and where was Trevor Watts born?

Trevor Watts was born 26 February 1939 in York.

What are Trevor Watts's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Stella Malu (1981), 6 Dialogues (2002), Live in Sao Paulo, Brasil (2006), The Deep Blue (2009) and 5 More Dialogues (2011).

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