Artist's albums
Double Standards
1997 · album
Live
1996 · album
Samba Manhattan Style
1995 · album
Free Wheelin': The Music of Lee Morgan
1994 · album
Milestones
1992 · album
Two of Swords
1991 · album
MusiCollage
2021 · album
Passion (In Memory of Claudio [Live])
2021 · album
Jazz Influence
2021 · album
Sambas, Bossas and Blues: The Best of Claudio Roditi on Resonance
2020 · compilation
Jazz Turns Samba
2015 · album
Bons Amigos
2011 · album
Dedication
2010 · album
Simpatico
2010 · album
Brazilliance X4
2009 · album
Beyond Question
2008 · album
Impressions
2007 · album
Smile (Live)
2006 · album
Reflections
2005 · album
Light in the Dark
2004 · album
Three for One
2003 · album
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Biography
A superior if sometimes overlooked trumpeter (the Kenny Dorham of the 1990s), Claudio Roditi is a frequently exciting hard bop-oriented player. He came to the U.S. to study at Berklee (1970-1971) and gigged around the Boston area until moving to New York in 1976. Roditi played with Charlie Rouse and Herbie Mann, and most importantly, in the early '80s, he started working regularly with Paquito D'Rivera. The reliable trumpeter has been on many straight-ahead recording sessions, in addition to being a member of Dizzy Gillespie's United Nation Orchestra. Roditi recorded as a leader for Green Street (an obscure date in 1984), Uptown, Candid, and Reservoir, among other labels. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi