Don Sickler
Introduction '''Don Sickler''' (January 6, 1944) is an American jazz trumpeter, arranger and producer.In the 1980s, he set up a tribute band called Dameronia with Philly Joe Jones, to play the music of Tadd Dameron.He also worked extensively with Joe Henderson, a collaboration leading to four Grammy awards.
Discography ===As leader===* ''The Music of Kenny Dorham'' (Reservoir, 1983)* ''Night Watch'' (Uptown, 1995)* ''Reflections'' (HighNote, 2002)===With Dameronia===*''To Tadd with Love'' (Uptown, 1982) with Philly Joe Jones*''Look Stop Listen'' (Uptown, 1983) with Philly Joe Jones*''Live at the Theatre Boulogne-Billancourt Paris'' (Soul Note, 1989 1994)===As sideman==='''With Superblue'''* ''Superblue'' (Blue Note, 1988)* ''Superblue II'' (Blue Note)'''With Larry Coryell'''* ''Inner Urge'' (HighNote, 2001)'''With Meredith D'Ambrosio'''*''Wishing on the Moon'' (Sunnyside, 2004 2006)'''With Clifford Jordan'''*''Play What You Feel'' (Mapleshade, 1990 1997)*''Down Through the Years'' (Milestone, 1991)'''With T. S. Monk'''*''Take One'' (Blue Note, 1992)*''Changing of the Guard'' (Blue Note, 1993)*''The Charm'' (Blue Note, 1995)*''Monk on Monk'' (N2K, 1997)'''With Freddie Redd'''*''Lonely City'' (Uptown, 1985 1989) - trumpet and arranger'''With Claudio Roditi'''*''Claudio!'' (Uptown, 1985) - as arranger'''With Charlie Rouse'''* ''Social Call'' (Uptown, 1984) and Red Rodney - as arranger* ''Soul Mates'' (Uptown, 1988 1993) featuring Sahib Shihab - as arranger'''With Jack Sheldon'''*''Playing for Change'' (Uptown, 1986 1997) - flugelhorn and arranger'''With James Spaulding'''*''Blues Nexus'' (Muse, 1993) - flugelhorn on 1 track*''Escapade'' (HighNote, 1999)'''With Buddy Tate and Al Grey'''*''Just Jazz'' (Uptown, 1984) - as arranger'''With Joe Thomas and Jay McShann'''*''Blowin' in from K.C.'' (Uptown, 1983) - as arranger'''With Jack Walrath'''*''Gut Feelings'' (Muse, 1990 1992) as conductor'''With Cedar Walton'''* ''Cedar Walton Plays'' (Delos, 1986)* ''Roots'' (Astor Place, 1997)'''With Frank Wess and Johnny Coles'''*''Two at the Top'' (Uptown, 1983) - as arranger
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