Oliver Jones

• Year — Title — Label — Notes • 1982 — Oliver Jones et Charlie Biddle — Radio Canada — With Charlie Biddle on bass. Recorded at the Montreal International Jazz Festival. • 1983 — Live at Biddle's Jazz & Ribs — Justin Time — Oliver Jones Trio with Charlie Biddle and Bernard Primeau. • 1984 — The Many Moods of Oliver Jones — Justin Time — Solo piano • 1985 — Lights of Burgundy — Justin Time — With Fraser McPherson (tenor sax), Reg Schwager (guitar), Michael Donato (bass), Jim Hillman (drums) • 1985? — FIJM — Justin Time — With Charlie Biddle (bass); in concert • 1987 — Speak Low, Swing Hard — Justin Time — With Skip Beckwith (bass), Jim Hillman (drums) • 1986 — Requestfully Yours — Justin Time — With Skip Beckwith (bass), Anil Sharma (drums) • 1987 — Cookin' at Sweet Basil — Justin Time — Trio, with Dave Young (bass), Terry Clarke (drums); in concert • 1989 — Just Friends — Justin Time — With Clark Terry (trumpet), Dave Young (bass), Nasyr Abdul A-Khabyyr (drums) • 1990 — Northern Summit — Justin Time — Trio, with Herb Ellis (guitar), Red Mitchell (bass) • 1990 — Live in Baden Switzerland — Justin Time — Trio, with Reggie Johnson (bass), Ed Thigpen (drums); in concert; released 2012 • 1991 — A Class Act — Justin Time — Trio, with Steve Wallace (bass), Ed Thigpen (drums) • 1993 — Just 88 — Justin Time — Solo piano • 1994 — Yuletide Swing — Justin Time — Quartet, with Richard Ring (guitar), Dave Young (bass), Walt Muhammad (drums) • 1995 — From Lush to Lively — Justin Time — With orchestra • 1997 — Have Fingers Will Travel — Justin Time — Trio, with Ray Brown (bass), Jeff Hamilton (drums) • 1998 — Just In Time — Justin Time — Trio, with Dave Young (bass), Norman Marshall Villeneuve (drums); in concert • 2002 — Then & Now — Justin Time — Duo, with Skip Bey (bass) • 2005 — Just You, Just Me — Justin Time — Co-led with Ranee Lee (vocals); some tracks duo, some tracks quartet • 2006 — One More Time — Justin Time — Some tracks trio; some tracks with Dave Grott (trombone), Chet Doxas (tenor sax), Ingrid Jensen added • 2008 — Second Time Around — Justin Time — Trio, with Éric Lagacé (bass), Jim Doxas (drums) • 2009 — Pleased to Meet You — Justin Time — Co-led with Hank Jones (piano); most tracks duo; some tracks quartet, with Brandi Disterheft (bass), Jim Doxas (drums) added • 2010 — A Celebration in Time — Justin Time — With Ranee Lee, Trevor Payne and the Montreal Jubilation Gospel Choir. • 2013 — Just for My Lady — Justin Time — Some tracks trio, with Éric Lagacé (bass), Jim Doxas (drums); some tracks quartet, with Josée Aidans (violin) added

Jones was made Officer of the Order of Canada in 1993. In 1994, Jones was bestowed the National Order of Quebec, with the rank of Chevalier (Knight). He received the Governor General's Performing Arts Award in 2005, Canada's highest honour in the performing arts. In 1986, Jones won a Juno Award for his album titled Lights of Burgundy, and again in 2009 for Second Time Around. He was nominated nine other times, the latest being in 2012, with his album Live in Baden. Jones was given the Félix Award, in 1989, 1994, 2007 and 2008. He was voted keyboardist of the year, from the National Jazz Awards in 2006. Jones received the Oscar Peterson Award in 1990. In 1999, Jones was awarded the Special Achievement Award at the SOCAN Awards in Toronto. He was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2023.