Victor’s groundbreaking original release in 1996, A Show of Hands. The complete album, recorded with a four-stringed bass guitar and no overdubs, changed the trajectory of the instrument for the rest of time.

Victor’s second release as a solo artist, further solidified him as a world leader and innovator in the realm of bass, music, and recording. Including other instrumentalists to help round out the compositions, the world began to recognize Victor as a true composer and visionary. Along with drummer, J.D. Blair, the two mesmerized the world as they toured, performing together as a Bass and Drums duo. Together they achieved what the rest of the world originally thought to be impossible. You can hear the magic on the recording.

What Did He Say? was originally released in 1997. This current version was Re-Mastered and Re-Released on VixRecords in 2011. 

©Ⓟ1997, VixRecords

Celebrating the fifteen-year anniversary of Victor’s groundbreaking original release in 1996, A Show of Hands. The complete album, recorded with a four-stringed bass guitar and no overdubs, changed the trajectory of the instrument for the rest of time.

 A Show of Hands – 15 is a re-mastered version that includes 3 bonus tracks, two of which feature Wooten’s longtime friend and drummer JD Blair, as well as an unedited live solo performance showcasing Wooten’s astonishing command of the bass guitar. A Show of Hands – 15 is a “Must-Have” record for all musicians and Victor Wooten fans. 

©Ⓟ 1996/2011 VixRecords

With the success of The Music Lesson–A Spiritual Search for Growth Through Music, Wooten’s ground-breaking and thought-provoking novel, Victor recorded an audiobook version of the story. The audio version includes the voices of the people who inspired each character as well as musical performances by Bela Fleck, Howard Levy, Eric Struthers, Federico Peña, The Wooten Brothers and more. It also received an AUDIE nomination – the equivalent of a GRAMMY nomination.

This album includes some of the music from the official soundtrack of the audiobook. Like a movie soundtrack, this collection includes compositions of different styles, moods, tempos, and instrumentation. The 31 primarily instrumental tracks once again provide a showcase for Victor’s writing and scoring capabilities.

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This 14-track INSTRUMENTAL version of Victor’s dual release features a stunning collection of musicians including world-class bassists Steve Bailey and Dave Welsch playing trombone and trumpet. (Yes, you read that right.) Victor plays cello on two of the songs. This album was released in September of 2012, the same day as its VOCAL companion Words and Tones.

 Sword and Stone includes instrumental versions of nine of the fourteen tracks found on Words and Tones and five completely different tracks. That’s right, you’ll need both albums to get the complete picture. Other guests include The Wooten Brothers, Meshell Ndegeocello, Bob Franceschini, Rod McGaha, J.D. Blair, Derico Watson, David “Fingers” Haynes, Joey Lauricella, Vinny Fodera, and more.

©Ⓟ2012, VixRecords

This 14-track VOCAL version of Victor’s dual release features a stunning collection of female vocalists and an all-star cast of guest artists. It was released in September of 2012, the same day as its instrumental companion Sword and Stone.

 If you like word-play, make sure to check out ‘Listen and Be Silent, ‘Sword and Stone’, and ‘Love is my Favorite Word.’ If you want some inspiration, ‘A Woman’s Strength”, It’s Alright’, and ‘Heaven’ may be appropriate. To mellow out a bit, you might choose ‘I Can’t Make You Love Me’, or ‘Love To Hear U Laugh’. If you want to groove, check out Divinity Roxx on ‘Say Word’ and Meshell Ndegeocello singing and playing bass on ‘Get it Right’. There’s no way to go wrong with this album.

©Ⓟ2012, VixRecords

TRYPNOTYX, released on Vix Records in 2017, is a trio record featuring legendary drummer Dennis Chambers and veteran saxophonist Bob Franceschini with special guest appearances by vocalist Varijashree Venugopal and comedian/voicetrumentalist Michael Winslow.

 This dynamic record features a collection of all original compositions written and arranged specifically by the trio for the trio. The songs range from high energy (DC10 and Caught in the Act) to sultry and mellow (Cruising Altitude and A Soul Full of Ballad) and jazzy swing (The 13th Floor). If you want to get down right funky, Funky D is your song. 

 Listening to the complete record is the best choice. Your flight crew will ensure that your take-off is smooth, your journey is adventurous and scenic, and that your landing is smooth and safe. For added pleasure, the double vinyl features all the music plus a LIVE performance on side 4!

Thank you for joining us. It’s time to board, take your seats, and buckle your seat belts. This ride may get bumpy.

©Ⓟ2017, VixRecords