Shelly Berg
Discography
As leader / co-leader As arranger / orchestrator / side musician

Shelly Berg

Section Title: Discography
Table Section Text: As leader / co-leader As arranger / orchestrator / side musician

Year	Label	Title	Notes	Award

2018	Decca Gold	Gershwin Reimagined: An American in London	Shelly Berg (piano) & Shelly Berg Trio, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Jose Serebrier, conductor, Gregg Field, producer. Also featuring Arturo Sandoval (trumpet), Mark O'Connor (violin), Ledesi (vocals), Monica Mancini (vocals), Chuck Berghofer (bass), Gregg Field (drums)	Billboard Classical Top 20, Sep. 2018

2017	Chesky	The Deep	Duo, Shelly Berg (piano) with Dave Finck (bass)	4.5 stars Downbeat, Nov. 2017

2012	Summit	All Things Are New	Beaux J Poo Boo: Quartet, Shelly Berg (piano) with Fred Hamilton (guitar), Lou Fischer (bass), Steve Houghton (drums)

2009	Arbors	The Nearness of You	Solo piano, Shelly Berg (piano)

2009	Victoria	Meeting of Minds	Piano Duo, Shelly Berg (piano) with Dick Hyman (piano)

2005	Concord	Blackbird	Trio, as Shelly Berg Trio, Shelly Berg (piano) with Chuck Berghofer (bass), Gregg Field (drums)	#1 JazzWeek U.S. Jazz Radio, Feb. 09, 2005

2005	Azika	First Takes	Duo, Shelly Berg (piano) with Frank Potenza (guitar)

2004	Azika	Home with You	Duo, Shelly Berg (piano) with Carmen Bradford (vocals)

2003	Viewpoint	Pieces of String	Trio, Shelly Berg (piano) with John Fremgen (bass) and Peter Erskine (drums)

1998	CARS	The Will: A Tribute to Oscar Peterson	Trio, Shelly Berg (piano) with Ray Brown (bass) and Ed Thigpen (drums)	#6 JazzWeek U.S. Jazz Radio

1995	DMP	The Joy	Trio, as Shelly Berg Trio, Shelly Berg (piano) with Lou Fischer (bass), Steve Houghton (drums), Randy Drake (drums)

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Shelly Berg recorded albums with the Shelly Berg Trio including The Joy (DMP, 1995), The Will: A Tribute to Oscar Peterson (CARS, 1998), and Blackbird (Concord Records, 2005).

final_sentence: Shelly Berg recorded albums with the Shelly Berg Trio including The Joy (DMP, 1995), The Will: A Tribute to Oscar Peterson (CARS, 1998), and Blackbird (Concord Records, 2005).