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Richard Tee

 
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Richard Tee (1990)

Richard Tee (born Richard Ten Ryk in Brooklyn, November 24, 1943, died July 21, 1993 in Cold Spring, New York) was a pianist, studio musician, singer and arranger.

He graduated from the High School of Music and Art and attended the Manhattan School of Music.

Though better known as a studio and session musician,[1] Tee led a jazz ensemble, the Richard Tee Committee, and was a founding member of the band Stuff.

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Discography

Richard Tee - solo

  • Strokin' (1978)
  • Natural Ingredients (1980)
  • Contemporary Piano 1982
  • The Bottom Line 1985
  • Inside You 1989
  • Real Time 1992
  • Bottom Line 2003

with Hank Crawford

  • Mr. Blues Plays Lady Soul (1969)
  • Help Me make It Through the Night (1972)
  • We Got a Good Thing Goin' (1972)
  • Wildflower (1973)

with George Benson

  • Tell It Like It Is (1969)
  • Big Boss Band - George Benson with the Count Basie Orchestra - (1990)
  • Love Remembers (1993)

with Grover Washington, Jr.

  • Inner City Blues (1971)
  • All the King's Horses (1972)
  • Soul Box/Vol. 2 (1973)
  • Feels So Good (1975)
  • Winelight (1980)
  • Skylarkin' (1980)
  • The Best Is Yet to Come (1982)
  • In Concert (1982)
  • Inside Moves (1984)

with Cornell Dupree

  • Teasin' (1974)
  • Coast to Coast (1988)
  • Can't Get Through (1991)
  • Child's Play (1992)
  • Uncle Funky (1992)

with Stuff

  • Stuff (1976)
  • More Stuff (1977)
  • Stuff It (1978)
  • Live Stuff (1978)
  • Live In New York (1980)
  • East (1981)
  • Best Stuff (1981)

with Steve Gadd/ the Gadd Gang

  • Gadd About (1984)
  • The Gadd Gang (1986)
  • Here & Now (1988)
  • Live at Bottom Line (1988)
  • Gadd Gang (1991)

with various artists

  • Tune In, Turn On to the Hippest Commercials of the 60's (1967) - Benny Golson
  • Soul Drums (1968) - Bernard Purdie
  • Soul Rebel (1968) - Bob Marley
  • Shirley Scott & The Soul Saxes (1969) - Shirley Scott
  • I Heard That (1969) - Quincy Jones
  • Watch What Happens (1969) - Lena Horne & Agbor Szabo
  • Good Vibes (1969) - Gary Burton
  • Live at Freddie Jett's Pied Piper (1970) - Esther Phillips
  • Everybody's Talkin' (1970) - King Curtis
  • Suite 16 (1970) - Yusef Lateef
  • Boys from Dayton (1971) - Snooky Young
  • Blackness (1971) - Rahsaan Roland Kirk
  • Salt Song (1971) - Stanley Turrentine
  • Quiet Fire (1971) - Roberta Flack
  • Push, Push (1971) - Herbie Mann
  • Young, Gifted and Black (1972) - Aretha Franklin
  • Chuck Rainey Coalition (1972) - Chuck Rainey
  • Sweet Buns & Barbecue (1972) - Houston Person
  • Soul Is...Pretty Purdie (1972) - Bernard Purdie
  • Alone Again (Naturally) (1972) - Esther Phillips
  • The Weapon (1972) - David Newman
  • Blues Farm (1973) - Ron Carter
  • Your Baby is a Lady (1973) - Jackie DeShannon
  • Don't Mess with Mister T. (1973) - Stanley Turrentine
  • Abandoned Luncheonette (1973) - Daryl Hall & John Oates
  • In the Beginning (1974) - Hubert Laws
  • AWB (1974) - Average White Band
  • The Disco Kid (1975) - Van McCoy
  • Negril (1975) - Eric Gale
  • The New York Connection (1975) Tom Scott
  • Gone At Last (1975) Paul Simon
  • The Case of the 3 Sided Dream in Audio Color (1976) - Rahsaan Roland Kirk
  • Dinner Music (1976) Carla Bley
  • End of a Rainbow (1976) Patti Austin
  • The Real McCoy (1976) Van McCoy
  • The Stranger (1977) Billy Joel
  • The Atlantic Family Live in Montreaux 1977
  • Multiprication Eric Gale 1978
  • Warmer Communications (1978) Average White Band
  • One Trick Pony - (1980) Paul Simon
  • Apple Juice (1981) Tom Scott
  • RIT Lee Ritenour 1981
  • Heartbreaker (1982) Dionne Warwick
  • Fill Up The Night (1983) Sadao Watanabe
  • Hearts and Bones (1983) Paul Simon
  • Universal Rhythm Ralph MacDonald 1984
  • Underground (song) David Bowie (1986)
  • Streamline Tom Scott 1987
  • Sound Investment Flip Phillips & Scott Hamilton 1987
  • Red Hot Rhythm & Blues (1987) Diana Ross
  • At Home (1987) Janis Siegel
  • The Camera Never Lies (1987) Michael Franks
  • Close Up (1988) Dave Sanborn
  • At Last (1989) Lou Rawls
  • Street Smarts (1989) Eddie Gomez
  • Midnight in San Juan (1989) Earl Klugh
  • Bottom's Up Victor Bailey (1989)
  • Star Time James Brown (1991)
  • Upfront David Sanborn (1992)
  • Queen of Soul: The Atlantic Recordings Aretha Franklin (1992)
  • Legendary Lou Rawls Lou Rawls (1992)
  • I'll Take Care of You Cissy Houston/Chuck Jackson (1992)
  • Anthology: Down in Birdland Manhattan Transfer (1992)
  • Evolution of Herbie Mann Herbie Mann (1993)
  • Greatest Hits 80-94 Aretha Franklin (1993)
  • Instant Soul: Legendary King Curtis King Curtis 1993
  • Softly with these Songs: The Best... Roberta Flack 1993
  • Friends Can Be Lovers Dionne Warwick (1993)
  • Skyline Phil Carmen (1993)

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