Teo Macero

Teo Macero

Attilio Joseph Macero

On 19 records in 3 Record Tribe collections

Played on

Bitches BrewMiles Davis, 1970Producer Shoes Of The Fisherman’s WifeCharles Mingus, 1988Producer Maynard FergusonMaynard Ferguson, 1981Producer The Man With The HornMiles Davis, 1981Producer Dave Brubeck’s All-Time Greatest HitsDave Brubeck, 1974Producer, Written-By Basic Miles - The Classic Performances Of Miles DavisMiles Davis, 1973Arranged By, Producer Jack Johnson (Original Soundtrack Recording)Miles Davis, 1971Directed By, Producer Live-EvilMiles Davis, 1971Producer The Graduate (Original Sound Track Recording)Paul Simon, Simon & Garfunkel, David Grusin, 1968Producer CompadresThe Dave Brubeck Trio Featuring Gerry Mulligan, 1968Producer Sketches Of Brazil (Music Of Villa-Lobos)Charlie Byrd, Villa-Lobos, 1968Producer ‘Four’ & More (Recorded Live In Concert)Miles Davis, 1966Producer Miles Davis In EuropeMiles Davis, 1964Producer Seven Steps To HeavenMiles Davis, 1963Producer Quiet NightsMiles Davis, 1963Producer Someday My Prince Will ComeMiles Davis Sextet, 1961Producer Sketches Of SpainMiles Davis, 1960Producer Mingus Ah UmCharles Mingus, 1959Producer Legrand JazzMichel Legrand Featuring Miles Davis, 1958Baritone Saxophone

About

American record producer, jazz saxophonist and composer.
Born October 30, 1925 in Glens Falls, NY, USA, died February 19, 2008 in Riverhead, Long Island, NY, USA.
Macero was hired by Records in 1957. Among the hundreds of records he produced, several were with beginning with . He also supervised sessions led by including . During this time Teo worked with dozens of artists and was responsible for signing , , and . He also produced over 100 albums of classical orchestral music for Columbia. He left the label in 1975 to found Teo Productions.