American jazz musician and composer (born September 25, 1923, in El Reno, Oklahoma, USA; died December 26, 2011, in Orlando, Florida, USA).
His instruments were soprano and tenor saxophones, bass clarinet, flute, harmonica and piano.
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Golden Hour Glow25 Apr 2026Vinyl
Fluid States21 Feb 2026Vinyl
Caldera30 Sep 2022Vinyl
Violets Violets18 Aug 2022Vinyl
Lazuli22 Dec 2021Vinyl
Hints On Light and Shadow30 Jul 2021Vinyl
Summit Conference26 Mar 2021Vinyl
Samthology11 Aug 2015Vinyl
Inspiration29 Jun 2015Vinyl
Configuration29 Jun 2015Vinyl
Tangens17 Jun 2015Vinyl
Firestorm1 Jun 2015Vinyl
Concept22 May 2015Vinyl
Aurora22 May 2015Vinyl
Stablemates19 Jul 2011Vinyl
Purple Violets22 Aug 2006Vinyl
Vista1 Jan 2004Vinyl
Celebration2004Vinyl
Black Stars31 Aug 2001Vinyl
Portrait1997Vinyl
Culmination1 Jan 1990Vinyl
Dimensions & Extensions1986Vinyl
Crosscurrent4 Apr 1981Vinyl
Contrasts1980Vinyl
Waves1979Vinyl
Rendez-vous14 Apr 1977Vinyl
Sam Rivers / Dave Holland1 Jan 1977Vinyl
Paragon1977Vinyl
Dave Holland / Sam Rivers1 Jun 1976Vinyl
The Quest1976Vinyl
Hues1974Vinyl
Crystals1974Vinyl
Contours1967Vinyl
A New Conception1966Vinyl
Fuchsia Swing Song1965VinylRecords from Discogs, completed with the release lists of Deezer. Sleeves from the Cover Art Archive and the same lists.
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