Bill Frisell
Bill Frisell
American jazz (and occasionally rock) guitarist, active since the early '70s.
His first albums on ECM include "In Line" and "Lookout For Hope", followed by numerous Nonesuch recordings such as "Where In The World?" and "Blues Dream".
He released his debut album, "In Line" in 1983, followed by: "Rambler" (1984), "Smash & Scatteration (with Vernon Reid)" (1984), "Lookout for Hope" (1987), "Before We Were Born" (1989), "Is That You?" (1990), "Where in the World?" (1991), "Have a Little Faith" (1992), "This Land" (1994), "Go West: Music for the Films of Buster Keaton" (1995), "The High Sign/One Week: Music for the Films of Buster Keaton" (1995), "Live" (1995), "Quartet" (1996), "Nashville" (1997), "Gone, Just Like a Train" (1998), "Good Dog, Happy Man" (1999), "The Sweetest Punch" (1999), "Ghost Town" (2000), "Blues Dream" (2001), "With Dave Holland and Elvin Jones" (2001), "The Willies" (2002), "The Intercontinentals" (2003), "Unspeakable" (2004), "Richter 858" (2005), "East/West" (2005), "Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian" (2006), "History, Mystery" (2008), "Disfarmer" (2009), "Beautiful Dreamers" (2010), "Sign of Life: Music for 858 Quartet" (2011), "All We Are Saying" (2011), "Silent Comedy" (2013), "Big Sur" (2013), "Guitar in the Space Age!" (2014), "When You Wish Upon a Star" (2016), "Small Town" (2017), plus 2018's: "Music IS".
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