Danko

This album is an off-the-wall project that was a big success. Kirk Lightsey and Harold Danko perform duo piano versions of 11 Wayne Shorter compositions. They dig into such Shorter tunes as "Ana Maria," "Pinocchio," "Lester Left Town," "Nefertiti," and quite a few obscurities, bringing out unexpected beauty during their very different interpretations of the complex and often haunting material.

2017 release from the Canadian hard rock band. With Fire Music (2015), the predecessor to Wild Cat, Danko reached their highest chart positions to date in Germany, the Netherlands, Austria and Finland and also charted in another handful of key territories. Danko Jones has never felt more vibrant or hungry than they are on Wild Cat. The 11-track album is a raw representation of the band's collective musical history and influences, and without a doubt their most solid album yet.

Professor Emeritus of Jazz Studies (Eastman College of Music, Univ. of Rochester) Harold Danko pays homage to Be Bop’s song-smith Duke Jordan here in an inaugural meeting with New York’s rising star cornetist Kirk Knuffke. Duke Jordan’s distinctive melodies receive Danko/Knuffke duo’s refined and creative reading and mingle naturally with their free tunes in between.

Ever subtle and transcendent pianist/composer Harold Danko and his congenial co-players Jay Anderson and Jeff Hirshfield are unfolding a unique universe of improvising in and on the recognisable repertoire to pleasant surprises. Danko plays with the kind of finesse and heartfelt emotion that has always marked his work.

Canadian rock band Danko Jones, named after the leader, vocalist and guitarist of the band, announced its new studio album. The album was called "A Rock Supreme" and was released on April 26, 2019 via M-Theory Audio. Total tracklist will include 11 tracks.