- Unchained Melody (Remastered) · 1954
- Driving Home With Al Hibbler · 1954
- After the Lights Go Down Low · 1956
- Jazz Blues · 1956
- O melhor da Guitarra de Jazz · 1956
- After the Lights Go Down Low · 1956
- The Party's Over: The Best of Al Hibbler · 2013
- Ellington: Love You Madly (1947-1953), Vol. 14 · 2007
- Driving Home With Al Hibbler · 1954
- A Meeting of the Times · 1972
- The Great Vocalists of Duke Ellington (Doxy Collection Remastered) · 1972
- Music for Relaxing · 2002
- After the Lights Go Down Low · 1956
Singles & EPs
- 2014
Compilations
About Al Hibbler
Al Hibbler is best known for his work as the lead singer for the Duke Ellington Orchestra between 1943 and 1951, as well as a string of solo hits in the mid-1950s including the first hit version of the now-standard "Unchained Melody" in 1955. A 1972 collaboration with free jazz icon Rahsaan Roland Kirk, A MEETING OF THE TIMES, is beloved by fans, but Hibbler recorded very little after the 1950s. Blind from birth, Hibbler was born August 15, 1915, in Mississippi, and died April 24, 2001 in Chicago.
- HOMETOWN
- Tyro, MS, United States
- BORN
- 16 August 1915
- GENRE
- Pop