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  Discography

Ted didn't record as much as most of his admirers would like, but, as we're discovering, it was more than many of us were aware of. Listed below are the studio recordings we're currently aware of. If there are others, please please let us know.
 
 
 
1968 Joe Byrd and The Field Hippies: The American Metaphysical Circus
Lists Ted as playing on the album
 
1977 Solo Guitar - Professional Music Products
(Re-mastered and Re-released on CD from Art of Life Records)
 
1978 Jazz - Ry Cooder - Warner K56488 - Ted helped with the arrangements.

1977-78? The Dumplings - Ted Greene - guitar, Shelley Manne- drums, Chuck Berghoffer- Bass - unreleased (Universal?)

 
1995 John Pisano “Among Friends” CD
8.) “Over The Rainbow”
9.) “The Touch of Your Lips”
 
1997 John Pisano “Conversation Pieces” CD
8.) “Body and Soul”
9.) “When I Fall in Love”
 
2002

Will Ray “Mojo Blues” CD
Ted plays on the track “Holy Smokes” with some of those close, steel 6th type voicings mentioned in the Nov 2005 Guitar Player magazine article. The play-out is especially fun.
 

1980

? Robert Altman's movie "Health" - Ted told Leon White he played on the score, but most was edited out. Not confirmed
 

? ? Anne Murray Holiday Album - for Hallmark - Ted mentioned this in regards to a classical guitar he owned. Not confirmed.

2002 Art City Simplicity (DVD) From TWELVE FILMS - produced by Chris Maybch -
(Film Score)

2005 Richard Tuttle - Never Not An Artist (DVD) From TWELVE FILMS - produced by Chris Maybch - (Film Score)

2007 John Pisano's Guitar Night 2 CD Set from Mel Bay Records Disc 1, 5.)
"When Sunny Gets Blue"

   
 
 

Publications

Many students around the world met Ted through his books listed below:

Chord Chemistry (1971)

Modern Chord Progressions(1976)

Jazz Guitar Single Note Soloing Volume 1 (1978)

Jazz Guitar Single Note Soloing Volume 2 (1978)

Ted also had one guitar arrangement published, The Theme from E.T. (The Steven Spielberg Film), which was over 6 pages long, rather challenging, and very beautiful.

 
     
   
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