Features Tony Malaby on saxophones, Wadada Leo Smith on trumpet, William Parker on bass and Nasheet Waits on drums. CD

A trio date with Drew Gress on bass and Paul Motian on drums! Tracks include "Humpty Dumpty", "Adobe Blues" "Dorotea La Cautiva", "Mia" and "What Is This Thing Called Love". CD

Tony Malaby on tenor, Joey Sellers on trombone, Michael Formanek on bass, and Billy Mintz on drums. CD

Tony Malaby on tenor and soprano saxophone, Fred Lonberg-Holm on cello and electronics, and John Hollenbeck on drums, marimba, xylophone, glockenspiel, melodica, and percussion. CD

With Angelica Sanchez on Worlitzer and Tom Rainey on drums. CD

Kris Davis on piano, Tony Malaby on saxophone, Eivind Opsvik on bass and Jeff Davis on drums. CD

Features Chris Cheek and Tony Malaby on saxes, Jerome Harris on bass, and Jakob Bro, Ben Monder, and Steve Cardenas on guitars! CD

Features Tony Malaby on saxophones! CD

Features Tony Malaby on tenor sax and Steven Bernstein on trumpet. CD

Features Tony Malaby on tenor sax! CD

With Tony Malaby on saxophone and Dave Ballou on trumpet and cornet! CD

A group that swings, but with a nice modern edge – sometimes more rhythmically forward, other times letting the melodic elements set the stage – all under the great direction of pianist Simon Nabatov, who leads a group with Tony Malaby on tenor and soprano sax, Brandon Seabrook on guitar, Michael Formanek on bass, and Gerald Cleaver on drums! Malaby's raw tones provide a great edge without ever going too far, and Cleaver sounds more inventive here than ever – really raising our interest in his music. The group perform all original numbers by Nabatov – and titles include "Rickety", "Slow Move", "Marching Right Along", and "Translated". CD

George Schuller on drums, Ed Schuller on double bass, Tony Malaby on soprano and tenor saxophone, George Garzone on tenor saxophone, and Dave Ballou on trumpet. CD

With Tony Malaby on tenor saxophone. CD

Features the core trio of Fred Hersch on piano, Drew Gress on bass, and Nasheet Waits on drums – expanded by Tony Malaby on tenor and Ralph Alessi on trumpet! CD

Tone Collector is Tony Malaby on tenor sax, Eivind Opsvik on bass, and Jeff Davis on drums. CD

Pianist David Ake works here at a level that maybe lives up to the slightly rural image on the cover – still jazz, but with a quality that's almost pastoral at times – as he allows the tunes to open up and build slowly, almost as sonic landscapes – but with a sense of warmth and tone that's very different than use of the word "landscape" might imply from a label like ECM! There's almost an Americanist vision here that echoes some of the quiet experiments of Bill Frisell – but with Ake's piano in the lead, beautifully balanced next to the tenor of Tony Malaby, who's at his warmest in the setting – in a quartet that also features Boris Kozlov on bass and Rudy Royston on drums and percussion. All titles are originals by Ake – and tunes include "Walker Evans", "Stu's News", "John Prine", "Green Thumb", "Street Food", and "Kendee". CD