he appeared as a guest with the jazz-rock group "Matrix" and commented, "I played as well as I have ever played." Less than a week later he committed suicide. Discography With Willie Hutch The Mack (Motown, 1973) The Mark of the Beast (Motown, 1974) Foxy Brown (Motown, 1974) With Stan Kenton Road Show (Capitol, 1959) The Stage Door Swings (Capitol, 1959) Viva Kenton! (Capitol, 1960) Standards in Silhouette (Capitol, 1960) Two Much! (Capitol, 1960) Kenton Live from the Las Vegas Tropicana (Capitol, 1961) Kenton's West Side Story (Capitol, 1961) A Merry Christmas! (Capitol, 1961) Sophisticated Approach (Capitol, 1962) Artistry in Bossa Nova (Capitol, 1963) Kenton / Wagner (Capitol, 1964) Stan Kenton Plays for Today (Capitol, 1966) Hair (Capitol, 1969) Kenton's Christmas (Creative World, 1970) With Henry Mancini Encore! More of the Concert Sound of Henry Mancini (RCA Victor, 1967) Mancini '67 (RCA Victor, 1967) The Big Latin Band of Henry Mancini (RCA Victor, 1968) Mancini Concert (RCA Victor, 1971) Music from the TV Series The Mancini Generation (RCA Victor, 1972) Symphonic Soul (RCA Victor, 1975) With The Monkees Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd. (Colgems, 1967) Instant Replay (Colgems, 1969) The Monkees Present (Colgems, 1969) With others The 5th Dimension, Love's Lines, Angles and Rhymes (Bell, 1971) The 5th Dimension, Living Together, Growing Together (Bell, 1973) Herb Alpert, Casino Royale (Colgems, 1967) James Brown, Get On the Good Foot (Polydor, 1993) Captain & Tennille, Song of Joy (A&M, 1976) Harry Chapin, Portrait Gallery (Elektra, 1975) Albert Collins, There's Gotta Be a Change (Tumbleweed, 1971) Sonny Criss, Warm & Sonny (ABC Impulse!, 1976) Bobby Darin, From Hello Dolly to Goodbye Charlie (Capitol, 1964) Neil Diamond, Tap Root Manuscript (UNI, 1970) Neil Diamond, Serenade (Columbia, 1974) Lamont Dozier, Out Here On My Own (ABC 1973) Duke Ellington, The Popular Duke Ellington (RCA Victor, 1966) Jerry Fielding, Near East Brass (Command, 1967) Clare Fischer, Manteca! (Pacific Jazz, 1965) Aretha Franklin, You (Atlantic, 1975) The Friends of Distinction, Grazin' (RCA Victor, 1969) James William Guercio, Electra Glide in Blue (United Artists, 1973) Herbie Hancock, Man-Child (Columbia, 1975) Richard Harris, The Yard Went On Forever (Dunhill, 1968) The Hues Corporation, Freedom for the Stallion (RCA Victor, 1973) Milt Jackson, Memphis Jackson (ABC Impulse!, 1970) James Last, Well Kept Secret (Polydor, 1975) Love, Forever Changes (Elektra, 1967) Gloria Lynne, A Very Gentle Sound (Mercury, 1972) Onzy Matthews, Blues with a Touch of Elegance (Capitol, 1964) Onzy