ALBUMPortrait Of A MomentMarcello Cardillo, Buster Williams & Tommaso Perazzo
More albums from Buster Williams
ALBUMHavin' Fun with Buster Williams and Ben Riley (with Ben Riley)Massimo Faraò & Buster Williams
ALBUMThe Complete Two as OneBuster Williams & Kenny Barron
ALBUMUnalomeBuster Williams
ALBUMAudacityBuster Williams
ALBUMHancock Island: The Music of Herbie HancockBuster Williams, George Colligan, Lenny White & Steve Wilson
ALBUMLive Volume 1Buster Williams
ALBUMOn The Wings Of An EagleLouis Hayes, John Hicks & Buster Williams
ALBUMGriot LiberteBuster Williams
ALBUMHoudiniBuster Williams
ALBUMJoined At the HipBuster Williams, Steve Wilson, Carlos McKinney & Ali Muhammad Jackson Jr.
ALBUMAin't Misbehavin'Buster Williams
ALBUMSomething More (with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Shunzo Ohno & Al Foster)Buster Williams
ALBUMTwo As OneKenny Barron + Buster Williams
ALBUMDreams Come True (Remastered)Buster Williams
ALBUMBuster Williams Jazz LegendsBuster Williams
About Buster Williams
Hometown
Camden, NJ, United States
Born
April 17, 1942
Genre
Jazz
An enduring jazz bassist, composer, and educator, Buster Williams has flourished through many periods of changing fashions in jazz due to his authoritative, dark tone and highly refined technique on the acoustic bass. Though he emerged in the 1960s with Gene Ammons and Sonny Stitt, his earliest recognition came as a member of Herbie Hancock's exploratory Mwandishi sextet from 1969 to 1973. He debuted as a leader with 1975's highly regarded Pinnacle and was a member of Sphere and pianist Kenny Barron's trio. In addition to working in Denny Zeitlin's and Lenny White's groups, the bassist released the celebrated Griot Liberte in 2004 with White and Stefon Harris on piano and marimba. Along with teaching at the New School, he recorded with Cyrus Chestnut on There's a Sweet, Sweet Spirit before resuming his own career as a leader with 2018's Audacity and 2023's Unalome.