Discography

Allan Jaffe: Rags for Guitar 2006	Allan Jaffe, solo guitar
Denman Maroney: Fluxations 2003	Allan Jaffe, producer, Denman Maroney, Ned Rothenberg, Mark Dresser
Maceo Parker & the JB Horns: Funky Good Time In Tokyo 1992	Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Pee Wee Ellis,Allan Jaffe, Jim Payne, Mark Helias
Ray Anderson: What? Because! 1990	Ray Anderson, John Hicks, Allan Jaffe, Pheeroan AkLaff, Mark Dresser
Bobby Previte: Empty Suits 1990	Bobby Previte, Robin Eubanks, Allan Jaffe, Jerome Harris, Steve Gaboury
Slickaphonics: Live 1988	Allan Jaffe, Ray Anderson, Steve Elson,Mark Helias, Jim Payne
Slickaphonics: Check Your Head At The Door 1986	Allan Jaffe, Ray Anderson, Steve Elson, Mark Helias, Jim Payne
Slickaphonics: Humatomic Energy 1985	Allan Jaffe, Ray Anderson, Steve Elson, Mark Helias, Jim Payne
Slickaphonics: Modern Life 1984	Allan Jaffe, Ray Anderson, Daniel Wilensky, Mark Helias, Jim Payne
Various Artists: New York Funk, Vol. 1 1983	Fred Wesley, Mike Clark, Pee Wee Ellis, Allan Jaffe
Slickaphonics:Wow Bag 1982	Allan Jaffe, Ray Anderson, Steve ElsonMark Helias, Jim Payne
Creative Improvisors Orchestra: The Sky Cries The Blues 1982	Oliver Lake, Leo Smith, Marty Ehrlich, Allan Jaffe
Ray Anderson: Harrisburg Half-Life 1980	Ray Anderson, Allan Jaffe,Mark Dresser, Gerry Hemingway

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Allan moved to New York City in 1975 and began a career playing in clubs and teaching. An appearance at the Moers Festival in Germany with the Ray Anderson Quartet, in the company of drummer Gerry Hemingway and bassist Mark Dresser, marked his debut on the international stage. Since then his stints as a sideman have included James Brown, Maceo Parker, Julius Hemphill, Marty Ehrlich, Bobby Previte, Tim Berne, Earl Howard and George Russell. His cooperative avant/funk band, Slickaphonics, which featured Ray Anderson on trombone and vocals, developed a cult following in Europe and helped to establish Allan as a rhythmic and lyrical voice on the electric guitar.