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Tyrone Washington

American jazz tenor saxophonist, born in 1944. Grew up in the same house as Woody Shaw, left Howard University School of Music and joined the Horace Silver bands during the early 1960s. Moved into New York City's State of New York Conservatory of Music Building on West Street. Sometime after the mid-1970s, drifted away from music to pursue his religion, completely abandoning music to preach the gospel. Changed his name to Bialar Mohammed and lived in Newark, New Jersey as of 2010.

Releases

• Submission
• Do Right
• Roots
• Natural Essence
• Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical And Revolutionary Jazz In The U.S.A. 1957 - 1982
• Brains On Fire
• The Best Of Perception & Today Records (Funk / Soul / Breaks / Jazz / Latin & Rock From One Of NYC's Finest Underground Labels) (Part B)
• Strokin'
• Horace Silver
• Pulp Fusion: Bustin' Loose (Original 1970's Ghetto Jazz & Funk Classics)
• The Very Best
• Classic Jazz: The Sixties
• Blue 45s (The Ultimate Jukebox)
• Out Of The Blue - The Art Of The Improvisers
• The Complete Blue Note Recordings Of Larry Young
• Retrospection
• The Best Of Horace Silver Vol. II
• Baptist Beat!
• Blown Bone
• Horace Silver
• Brains On Fire Vol. 2
• Brains On Fire Vol. 1
• Brains On Fire Vol. 1
• Brilliant Circles
• The Jody Grind
• Contrasts
• This Is Freedom – Freedom: A Brave New World Of Jazz
• Freedom Jazz
• Kickin Presents Rhythm Perception: DJ's Choice 1970-1975
• Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical And Revolutionary Jazz In The U.S.A. 1957 - 1982
• The Best Of Perception & Today Records (Funk / Soul / Breaks / Jazz / Latin & Rock From One Of NYC's Finest Underground Labels)
• Straight From D.L.I.P.
• Wonder Funk (Jazz Funk Plays Stevie Wonder)
• Pulp Fusion: Bustin' Loose (Original 1970's Ghetto Jazz & Funk Classics)
• Killer Jazz Funk From Perception / Today Vault
• Life:Styles (Compiled By Kenny Dope)
• Breakdown - Funky Beats, Jazzy Breaks & Soulful Samples
• On Track Volume 2
• Wonder Wrote It (A Mixed Medley Of 100% Stevie Wonder Compositions, Covers & Cookies)
• Kool Kuts
• 2nd Movement
• A Sack Of Jazz
• London 1966