Ches Smith
Gordon McChesney "Ches" Smith is an American musician, whose primary instruments are drums, percussion, and vibraphone.
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Gordon McChesney Smith | 
| Born | USA | 
| Genres | Jazz, rock | 
| Website | www | 
He recorded and performed an album of his own solo percussion pieces entitled Congs for Brums (2006).[1] In 2010 he released Noise to Men.[2]
Discography
    

Ches Smith.
As leader/co-leader
    
- 2006 – Congs for Brums (Free Porcupine Society)
 - 2010 – Noise to Men (Self Released)
 - 2010 – Finally Out of My Hands (Skirl)
 - 2012 – Psycho Predictions (88)
 - 2013 – Hammered (Clean Feed)
 - 2014 – International Hoohah (ForTune)
 - 2016 – The Bell (ECM)
 - 2018 – A Complete and Tonal Disaster (Self Released)
 - 2021 – Path of Seven Colors (Pyroclastic)
 
As sideman
    
- with Tim Berne
 
- 2012 – Snakeoil (ECM)
 - 2013 – Shadow Man (ECM)
 - 2015 – You've Been Watching Me (ECM)
 - 2015 – Spare (Screwgun)
 - 2017 – Incidentals (ECM)
 - 2020 – The Fantastic Mrs. 10 (Intakt)
 - 2020 – The Deceptive 4 (Live) (Intakt)
 
- with Trevor Dunn's trio-convulsant
 
- 2004 – Sister Phantom Owl Fish (Ipecac)
 
- with Moe! Staiano
 
- 2001 – The Lateness of Yearly Presentations
 
- with Moe! Staiano's Moe!kestra!
 
- 2006 – An Inescapable Siren Within Earshot Distance Therein and Other Whereabouts
 - 2007 – Two Rooms of Uranium Inside 83 Markers
 
- with Graham Connah
 
- 2001 – The Only Song We Know
 
- with Good For Cows
 
- 2001 – Good for Cows
 - 2003 – Cows Less Than or Equal To
 - 2004 – Bebop Fantasy
 - 2008 – 10th Concert Anniversary
 - 2010 – Audumla
 
- with Theory Of Ruin
 
- 2002 – Counter–Culture Nosebleed
 - 2003 – Frontline Posterchild
 
- with Mitch Marcus Quintet
 
- 2002 – Entropious
 
- with Lou Harrison
 
- 2003 – Drums Along the Pacific
 
- with John Zorn
 
- 2003 – Voices in the Wilderness (Tzadik)
 - 2018 – The Urmuz Epigrams (Tzadik)
 - 2018 – In a Convex Mirror (Tzadik)
 
- with Xiu Xiu
 
- 2002 – Knife Play with Greg Saunier
 - 2003 – A Promise
 - 2005 – La Foret
 - 2007 – Remixed and Covered as Good for Cows
 - 2008 – Women as Lovers
 - 2010 – Dear God I Hate Myself
 - 2012 – Always
 - 2013 – Nina
 
- with David Torn
 
- 2019 – Sun Of Goldfinger (ECM)
 - 2020 – Sun Of Goldfinger (Congratulations to You) (Screwgun)
 
- with Secret Chiefs 3
 
- 2004 – Book of Horizons
 - 2008 – Xaphan: Book of Angels Volume 9
 - 2013 – Book Of Souls: Folio A
 
- with Aaron Novik
 
- 2004 – Gubbish: Notations in Tonations
 - 2006 – Kipple: Flashes of Irrational Happiness
 
- with Redressers
 
- 2004 – To Each According...
 
- with Carla Bozulich/Evangelista
 
- 2009 – Prince of Truth
 - 2011 – In Animal Tongue
 - 2014 – I'm Gonna Stop Killing
 
- with Will Bernard Trio
 
- 2005 – Directions to My House
 
- with Fever Pitch
 
- 2005 – Just Drums 2 Project
 
- with Sean Hayes
 
- 2006 – Big Black Hole and the Little Baby Star
 
- with Todd Sickafoose
 
- 2006 – Blood Orange
 
- with Ben Goldberg Quintet
 
- 2006 – The Door, the Hat, the Chair, the Fact
 
- with 7 Year Rabbit Cycle
 
- 2006 – Ache Horns
 
- with Fred Frith, Darren Johnston, Devin Hoff and Larry Ochs
 
- 2007 – Reason to Move
 
- with Marc Ribot's Ceramic Dog
 
- 2008 – Party Intellectuals
 - 2013 – Your Turn
 - 2018 – YRU Still Here?
 
- 2010 – RazinRimILev
 
- with Dave Holland
 
- 2018 – Uncharted Territories
 
- with Moonface
 
- 2018 – This One's for the Dancer & This One's for the Dancer's Bouquet
 
References
    
- Wetzel, Florence (2006-11-18). "CD/LP Review: Congs for Brums". All About Jazz. Retrieved 2010-09-24.
 - "Congs For Brums Noise to Men". Chessmith.com. Retrieved 2021-07-15.
 
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