Technically - according to Template:Infobox album#Chronology the chronology should go according to year of release but I find this difficult and confusing with many jazz artists who have unreleased sessions left in the can that may not see the light of day until many decades later and where the rerelease may add (or subtract) material. I feel that i'm justified in ordering these albums by date of recording where they are limited to one or two sessions as this is the literal interpretation of a "chronology".
See the Lee Morgan or Lou Donaldson chronologies for an example of this in action. DISEman (talk) 02:59, 6 March 2014 (UTC)Reply
Thanks for the answer, I will back to my first choice, order by year of release, but with some exceptions when the sessions are released many years later (for example some albums by Fred Anderson). By the way, thanks for the help with David S. Ware discography. I appreciate any suggestions or advice about my contribution.--Cayelr (talk) 08:12, 6 March 2014 (UTC)Reply
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Hi. No need to italicize "All compositions by". Also it is supposed to be "except where noted", not "except as indicated", per WP:MOSALBUM, the album style guidelines. Thanks.
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I've seen your name around a lot lately (most recently while doing some cleanup on Matthew Shipp) & saw you've made contributions to piles of great artists; awesome work!! I don't think there's a jazz barnstar, but...