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Discography

As leader, LPs

A Place Within, Muse MR5064 (1976)^[1]^[2]
David Liebman (tenor and soprano saxs) on the title track, "A Place Within" and on "1957"; Lyn Christie (bass); Bob Leonard (drums)
Re-released in Germany as Dave Liebman, What's New? Tobacco Road – B/2553 (1981)
Yet to Come (with David Friesen) Muse MR5263 (1981)^[1]^[2]
Chamberland plays without Friesen (with overdubbed guitar) on 2 tracks: "Yet to Come" and "Autumn Leaves"
Other musician: Gary Hobbs (drums)

As band member, LPs

Gotham: Pass the Butter, Motown (1972)
Chamberland plays electric guitar and composed and arranged 6 of the 11 tracks
Twistin' at the Roundtable With the Orchids, Roulette (1961)

As sideman, LPs

Ernie Wilkins and His Orchestra: Hard Mother Blues, Mainstream MRL305 (1970)^[2]
Also released under the album title Screaming Mothers^[2]
Trumpets: Ray Copeland, Lloyd Michaels, Joe Newman, Snooky Young
Trombones: Dave Bargeron, John Gordon, Jack Jeffers (de), Benny Powell, J. William (Billy) VerPlanck (1930–2009)
Woodwinds: Hubert Laws, Billy Mitchell, Joe Temperley, Chris Woods
Rhythm: Frank Owens (de) (piano); Arthur Bitker, Billy Butler, Linc Chamberland, David Spinozza (guitars); Chuck Rainey (bass); Grady Tate (drums)
Arranger/director: Ernie Wilkins
Giant: What's In This Life For You, Mercury (1970)
The Rascals: Peaceful World, Columbia (1971)^[3]
Chamberland: Guitar, rhythm guitar, arrangements
All tracks were re-released in a 1992 compilation by The Rascals, Anthology (1965–1972)
David Liebman & Pee Wee Ellis: Light'n Up, Please! A&M Horizon SP721 (1976)^[3]^[2]
Musicians: David Liebman (tenor & soprano sax, flute, electric piano, percussion); Pee Wee Ellis (tenor & soprano sax, electric piano, percussion); Richie Beirach (piano); Chris Hayes (guitar); Tony Saunders (bass); Jimmy Strassburg (drums, percussion); Linc Chamberland (guitar); Jumma Santos (congas); Leon Thomas (vocals)
Chamberland plays electric guitar on 2 of 9 tracks:

2) "Children of the Ghetto"

5) "Got to Work"

As sideman, singles

Bobby Lindsay and the Orchids, Rotate Records^[a] (1965)
Side B: "The Cat's Meow"
Composed and arranged by Chamberland
Gary Carl & The Orchids, Philips 40476 (1967)
Side A: "Baby Stay And Make Me Happy"

Paul Leka, music

Audrey Nagy, music

Chamberland, arrangement
Side B: "You'll Get Yours Someday"

Gary Richard DeCarlo (1942–2017), music

Dale Frashuer, music

Chamberland, arrangement

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