Discography
Life Changes
Ropeadope Records, 2019
Tim Ries' brand new album is out!
Featuring: Jack DeJohnette, Bill Frisell, Larry Goldings, Grégoire Maret, James Genus, and Scott Colley.
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Tim Ries Quintet, Vol. 2: Live at Smalls
Recorded November 25th & 26th, 2014, live at Smalls Jazz Club, Greenwich Village, NYC.
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TIM RIES QUINTET: LIVE AT SMALLS
Recorded on December 3rd & 4th, 2010 live at Smalls Jazz Club, Greenwich Village, NYC.
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Alternate Side
Criss Cross Jazz, 2001
Tim Ries (tenor & soprano saxophone)
Greg Gisbert (trumpet & flugelhorn)
Michael Davis (trombone)
Ben Monder (guitar)
Stacey Shames (harp)
Larry Goldings (piano & organ)
John Patitucci (bass)
Billy Drummond (bass)
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Universal Spirits
Criss Cross Jazz, 1998
Tim Ries (tenor & soprano saxophones)
Scott Wendholt (trumpet)
Ben Monder (guitar)
Scott Colley (bass)
Billy Drummond (drums)
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Imaginary Time
Moo Records, 1994
Tim Ries (soprano & tenor saxophones)
Randy Brecker (trumpet)
Scott Wendholt (trumpet)
Charles Gordon (trombone)
Ben Monder (guitar)
Franck Amsallem (piano)
Scott Colley (bass)
Joey Baron (drums)
Billy Hart (drums)
Collaborations
Climate Change
Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, Tim Ries, Robert Hurst, & Rudy Royston
Jam Session, Vol. 27
Tim Ries, Danny Walsh & Charles Pillow
Is That So?
Franck Amsallem & Tim Ries
Sunnyside Records, 1996
Recorded 1990
"...this series of mostly cerebral, abstract duets (occasionally augmented by Leon Parker's drums) shows the lyrical and emotional similarity between pianist Amsallem and saxophonist and flutist Ries....Both players are excellent technicians, structured improvisers and have big ears for what is being played by the other..."
JazzTimes
"...sterling interplay, pristine sonics and joyous creation. This hour long DDD platter spotlights the engaging melodicism and venturesome romps of pianist Amsallem and reedman Ries. The resoundly subtle percussion of Leon Parker enhances selected numbers.
Gene Kalbacher / CMJ Report