| Date (ddmmyyyy) | Artist | Recording | Instrument(s) | Appeared on x Songs out of X | LP or CD | Some remarks |
| 1963 | The Mark III Trio | Let's Ska At The Ski Lodge | Saxophone, Fender Bass | 13/13 |
LP |
Recorded "live" at Snow Trails famous "Swiss Barn" Ski Lodge, Mansfield, Ohio |
| 1969 | Andy Aaron & The Mean Machine (feat. Bonnie Blanchard) | You're The Only One / Right On Time | Saxophone | 2/2 |
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| 17/9/1970 | Charles Earland | Living Black! | Tenor Sax | 6/6 |
CD |
Recorded in Performance at "The Key Club", Newark, NJ. Two Bonustracks only on CD; another four tracks remain unissued |
| 17/9/1970 | Charles Earland | Charlie's Greatest Hits | Tenor Sax | 2/7 |
CD |
Contains "Don't Let Me Lose This Dream", a previously unissued track from the 'Key Club'-Concert |
| 23/11/1970 | Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones | No Way! | Tenor Sax | 5/6 |
CD |
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| 7/12/1970 | Leon Spencer | Sneak Preview! | Tenor Sax | 3/6 |
CD |
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| 1&8/3/1971 | Melvin Sparks | Spark Plug | Tenor Sax | 4/5 |
CD |
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| 12/4/1971 | Johnny Hammond Smith | What’s Goin’ On? | Tenor Sax | 4/5 |
CD |
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| 3&4/6/1971 | Johnny Hammond | Breakout | Tenor Sax | 5/5 |
CD |
Also Arranger of "It's Too Late" |
| 7/7/1971 | Leon Spencer | Louisiana Slim | Tenor Sax, Flute | 4/5 |
CD |
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| 14&15/7/1971 | Lonnie Smith | Mama Wailer | Tenor Sax (Solo), Flute | 3/4 |
CD |
Also Arranger of "I Feel The Earth Move" |
| 16/8/1971 | Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones | What It Is | Tenor Sax | 5/6 |
CD |
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| 8/1971 | Hank Crawford | Help Me Make It Through The Night | Tenor Sax | 1/8 |
CD |
On "Ham" only |
| 9/1971 | Grover Washington, Jr. | Inner City Blues | Alto & Tenor Sax | 6/6 |
CD |
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| 10&11/1971 | Johnny Hammond | Wild Horses Rock Steady | Alto, Tenor Sax (Solo) | 5/6 |
CD |
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| 4/1972 | Randy Weston | Blue Moses | Tenor Sax | 4/4 |
CD |
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| 5-6/1972 | Grover Washington, Jr. | All The King's Horses | Tenor (Solo), Alto Sax (Solo) | 7/7 |
CD |
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| 30/7/1972 | CTI Summer Jazz All Stars | CTI Summer Jazz At The Hollywood Bowl | Saxophone | ?/13 |
2CD |
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| 20/8/1972 | CTI Summer Jazz All Stars | Live In Munich (Olympic Jazz) | Tenor Saxophone | ?/25 |
3CD |
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| 23/8/1972 | CTI Summer Jazz All Stars | Complete Festival De Chateauvallon 1972 | Alto Saxophone | ?/19 |
4CD |
Parts of the Festival were broadcasted on French TV (32 Minutes) |
| 3/1973 | Grover Washington, Jr. | Soul Box | Alto, Tenor, Soprano Sax | 7/7 |
2CD |
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| 3/4/1973 | Grover Washington, Jr. Quartet | The Jazz Workshop, Boston, MA | Saxophones | 7/7 |
CD |
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| 10,11,13,14&27/4/1973 | Don Sebesky | Giant Box | Alto (Solo), Soprano (Solo) Sax | 2/7 |
CD |
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| 15/3/1974 | Idris Muhammad | Power Of Soul | Soprano & Tenor Sax | 4/4 |
CD |
Also Composer Of "Loran's Dance" |
| 2-4/1974 | Bob James | One | Soprano Sax | 2/7 |
CD |
Bonustrack on Japanese Edition |
| 26/7/1974 | Grover Washington, Jr. | Paramount Northwest, Seattle | Saxes | 3/8 |
Vid |
Filmed Concert "CTI Spectacular" feat. GW & George Benson (54 Minutes) |
| 11/1974 | Grover Washington, Jr. | Mister Magic | Tenor, Alto, Soprano Sax | 4/4 |
CD |
Also Composer Of "Black Frost" |
| 5&7/1975 | Grover Washington, Jr. | Feels So Good | Tenor, Soprano Sax | 5/5 |
CD |
Also Composer |
| 27/8/1975 | CTI Summer Jazz All Stars | Schaefer Music Festival, Wollman Rink, New York 1975 | Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone | ?/15 |
2CD |
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| 17/12/1975 | Various Artists | Don Kirshner's Rock Concert #3.19 | Sax | 3/9 |
Vid |
GW played "Mister Magic", "In A Sentimental Mood" and a third track with his brother Darryl. |
| 11/1975 & 1/1976 | Bob James | Three | Tenor & Soprano Sax, Tin Whistle | 6/6 |
CD |
Bonustrack on Japanese Edition |
| 10/1976 | Grover Washington, Jr. | A Secret Place | Soprano & Tenor Sax | 4/4 |
CD |
Also Composer |
| 1976 | Eric Gale | Ginseng Woman | Sax Solo, Tin Whistle | 3/6 |
CD |
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| 1976 | Alphonso Johnson | Yesterday's Dream | Tenor Sax | 2/8 |
CD |
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| 1976 | Ralph MacDonald | Sound Of A Drum | Soprano & Tenor Sax | 1/6 |
CD |
On the title track only |
| 1975-1977 | Paul Cacia | The Opening Act | Sax | ?/14 |
CD |
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| 8/1/1977 | Various Artists | Don Kirshner's Rock Concert #4.21 | Sax | 2/7 |
Vid |
GW played "It Feels So Good" and another instrumental. |
| 15/4/1977 | Various Artists | Jazz Giants Of The 20th Century | Saxophone | 1/17 |
DVD |
On "A Secret Place" only. Broadcast, filmed live at the "Mike Douglas Show" (Season 16, Episode 146) |
| 5/1977 | Grover Washington, Jr. | Live At The Bijou | Tenor, Alto & Soprano Sax | 9/9 |
DCD |
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| 6/1977 | Urbie Green | Senor Blues | Soprano Sax (Solo), Tenor Sax (Solo) | 4/6 |
CD |
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| 6/1977 | David Matthews | Dune | Tenor Sax (Solo Melody), Soprano Sax (Solo) | 4/8 |
CD |
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| 5-9/1977 | Bob James | Heads | Soprano & Tenor Sax | 2/6 |
CD |
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| 16/12/1977 | Original Soundtrack | Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band | Sax | 1/1 |
Vid |
For the finale of the film, it was decided that they'd assemble an enormous roster of celebrities to sing the reprise of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Formal invitations were engraved and sent to virtually everyone in the entertainment industry including GW; the many who RSVP'd were treated to first-class transportation to Los Angeles, limos, luxurious hotels, champagne, a lavishly catered dinner and private tents for each of the stars in the studio's garden room. Additionally, the film becomes a time capsule of late 1970s pop culture with the last scene in which the cast is joined by "Our Guests at Heartland" to sing the reprise of the title track while standing in a formation imitating the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper album cover. The scene was filmed at MGM Studios. GW is visible for 11 seconds. |
| 1977 | Eric Gale | Multiplication | Sax (Solo) | 3/6 |
CD |
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| 1977 | Dave Grusin | One Of A Kind | Soprano Sax | 2/5 |
CD |