WITH OTHERS

The 1940s

• Deliver Me To Tennessee/Heavenly Hideaway: Sonny Dunham (1942)
• You're Blasé/Sweet Talk: Sunny Dunham (1942)
• BEBOP REVISITED VOL 2: Manor All Stars (Xanadu/1945)
• Benny Goodman (Columbia/1945)
       also ALL THE CATS JOINED IN
• LOADED: Vido Musso (Savoy/1945-46)
       also NEW TRENDS OF JAZZ (as by Kai Winding)
       also OPUS DE BOP (as by Stan Getz)
• HOORAY FOR JUNE CHRISTY AND STAN KENTON: June Christy (Session/1945)
       also EARLY JUNE (Fresh Sound)
• THE KING OF SWING: Benny Goodman (Giants of Jazz/1946)
• Stan Kenton (Capitol/1946)
      ARTISTRY IN PERCUSSION
       ARTISTRY IN BOOGIE
       ARTISTRY IN BOLERO
       ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM
       DUET: Stan Kenton/June Christy
       ENCORES
       THE CHRISTY YEARS 
       THE VERY BEST OF STAN KENTON (Pair)
       RETROSPECTIVE
       UNCOLLECTED STAN KENTON & HIS ORCHESTRA VOL. 5 (Hindsight)
       (and countless other collections)
• PROGRESSIVE JAZZ: Stan Kenton (Swing House/1946)
• THE YOUNG AT BOP: Neal Hefti (Keynote/1946)
       also SWINGING SOUNDS OF THE '40s: Various Artists (Mercury)
       also EARLY BE-BOP: Various Artists (Mercury)
• ONE NIGHT STAND: June Christy/Vido Musso (Joyce/1947)
       also ONE NIGHT STAND AFRS #642 (Joyce)
       also STAN KENTON 1947 (Queen-Disc)
• Skip Rope/If I Should Lose You: June Christy (Capitol/1947)
• THE LIGHTER SIDE: Stan Kenton (Capitol/1947)
       also MACHITO (Capitol)
       also THE KENTON ERA (Capitol)
       also ENCORES (Capitol)
       also RETROSPECTIVE (Capitol)
• THE CREATIVE WORLD: June Christy (Capitol/1947)
• JAZZ FESTIVAL: Coleman Hawkins (Imperial/1947)
       also HOLLYWOOD STAMPEDE (Capitol)
• Vido Musso (Trilon/1947)
• Charlie Ventura (National/1947)
       also THE CHRONOLOGICAL CHARLIE VENTURA 1947-1949 (Classics)
       also BOP FOR THE PEOPLE (Proper)
• CHARLIE VENTURA SEXTET IN CHICAGO - 1947: Charlie Ventura (Zim/1947)
• THE TADD DAMERON BAND (Jazzland/1948)
       also FATS NAVARRO FEATURED WITH THE TADD DAMERON BAND (Mileston)
• CLASSICS OF MODERN JAZZ VOL. 3: Lester Young (Jazzland/1948)
• NEWLY DISCOVERED PERFORMANCES: Lester Young (ESP/1948)
       also LESTER LEAPS AGAIN (Affinity)
       also THE BE-BOP DAYS (Definitive)
• A LOOK AT YESTERDAY: Al Haig (Mainstream/1948)
• ELLA FITZGERALD/RAY BROWN (Alto/1948)
• JAZZ GALLERY: Dizzy Gillespie (RCA/1949)
       also JAZZ GALLERY: Charlie Parker (RCA)
       also THE COMPLETE RCA VICTOR RECORDINGS: Dizzy Gillespie (Bluebird)
• STRICTLY BEBOP: Dizzy Gillespie (Capitol/1949)
       also BEBOP PROFESSORS: Tadd Dameron (Capitol)
       also CROSSCURRENTS: Tadd Dameron (Affinity)
• NONET 1948/JAM 1949: Miles Davis (Royal Jazz/1949)
• STRICTLY BEBOP: Various (Tadd Dameron) (Capitol/1949)
       also CROSSCURRENTS: Tadd Dameron/Lenny Trtistano (Affinity)
       also BEBOP PROFESSORS: Various Artists (Capitol)
       also SETTING' THE PACE: Dexter Gordon (Proper)
       also DEXTER'S MOOD: Dexter Gordon (Proper)
       also GONE WITH THE WIND: Dexter Gordon/Fats Navarro (History)
       also THE COMPLETE BLUE NOTE AND CAPITOL RECORDINGS OF
            FATS NAVARRO AND TADD DAMERON (Blue Note)
• BROTHERS AND OTHER MOTHERS: Various Artists (Savoy/1947 & 1949)
• BIRTH OF THE COOL: Miles Davis (Capitol/1949)
• FLIP: Flip Pillips (Clef/1949)
       also THE JAZZ SCENE: Various Artists (Verve)
• BIG TEN & ROYAL ROOST JAM: Tadd Dameron (Beppo/1949)
       also THE FABULOUS FATS NAVARRO VOLUME 1: Fats Navarro (Blue Note)
• RARA AVIS: Charlie Parker (Stash/1949)
• Good Bait/The Squirrel: Tadd Dameron (Ult-Tadd/1949)
• BREWER'S BLEW: Brew Moore (Bomo/1949 & 1953)
• GEORGE WALLINGTON TRIO: George Wallington (Savoy/1949)
• BREW MOORE VOLUME 2 (Savoy/1949)
       also LESTORIAN MODE
       also BROTHERS AND OTHER MOTHERS VOL. 2
• PREZERVATION: Stan Getz/Al Haig (Prestige/1949)
• May's Haze/Slow Rock: Betty Mays (Regal/1949)

The 1950s

• Buddy Jayson (Jubilee/1950s)
• Tito Puente (RCA/1950s)
       also CUANDO SUENAN LOS TAMBORES (BMG)
       also THE COMPLETE RCA VICTOR RECORDINGS VOL. 2 (BMG)
• METRONOME ALL STARS (Columbia/1950)
       also THE BE-BOP ERA: Various (Columbia)
• Bobby Sherwood (Mercury/1950)
• Chubby Jackson and his Orchestra featuring Gerry Mulligan (New Jazz)
       also GOOD OLD ZOOT: Zoot Sims (New Jazz/1950)
       also CONCEPTION: Various Artists (Prestige)
       also GERRY MULLIGAN QUARTET FEATURING CHET BAKER 
            PLUS CHUBBY JACKSON BIG BAND FEATURING GERRY MULLIGAN (Prestige)
• Mel Torme (Capitol/1950)
• Johnny Parker (Capitol/1950)
       also WAY TO THE WEST: Art Pepper (?) (Fresh Sound)
•  Artie Shaw (Capitol/1950)
• Bernie Mann (Tower/1950)
• Early Spring/Local 802 Blues: Metronome All Stars (Capitol/1951)
       also on CAPITOL CLASSICS VOL. 6: Metronome All Stars (Capitol)
       also on BIRTH OF THE COOL VOL. 2: Various Artists (Capitol
• Gene Williams (King/1951)
• I've Got The Blues For My Baby/The Right Kind Of Feeling: Gladys Bruce (Coral/1951)
• Kissin' Bug Boogie/Bing Bong Bing: Neal Hefti (Coral/1951)
• SYNCOPATED CLOCK: Bernie Leighton (Brunswick/1951)
• Roberta Lee (Decca/1951)
• Darlin'/Love Me Or Please Let Me Be: Rita Moss (Decca/1951)
• Neal Hefti (Decca)
• Jimmy Roma (Rainbow/1952)
• Always: Neal Hefti (Coral/1952)
• When You Surrender: Little Jimmy Scott (Coral/1952)
• Something A Fool: Little Jimmy Scott (Brunswick/1952)
• JAZZ TIME U.S.A. VOL. 1: Various Artists (Terry Gibbs) (Brunswick/1952)
• Somebody Loves Me/Mean To Me: Neal Hefti (Coral/1952)
• ZOOT SIMS ALL STARS (Prestige/1952)
       also THE BROTHERS
       also ZOOT CASE
• VIBRATIONS: Don Elliott (Savoy/1952)
• JAZZ TIME U.S.A. VOL. 2: Various Artists (Georgie Auld) (Brunswick/1953)
• LOU STEIN AT LARGE: Lou Stein (Brunswick/1953)
• DIRECTIONS IN MUSIC: Sauter-Finegan Orchestra (RCA/1952-53)
• DIXIELAND VS. BIRDLAND: Bobby Byrne/Kai Winding (MGM/1953)
• ARRANGEMENTS BY RICHARDS: Sonny Stitt (Roost/1953)
       (also on EARLY MODERN (Jazztone))
• MUSIC FOR THE GIRL FRIEND: DID SOMEONE SAY A PARTY?: Artie Shaw (Decca/1953)
• MR. B WITH A BEAT: Billy Eckstine & The Metronome All Stars (MGM/1953)
• Woody Herman (First Heard/1953)
       (also on LaserLight)
• Leo Anthony (Epic/1953)
• JAZZ WORKSHOP VOL. 1: TROMBONE RAPPORT (Debut/1953)
  JAZZ WORKSHOP VOL. 2: TROMBONE RAPPORT (Debut/1953)
       also 4 TROMBONES (Debut)
       also 4 TROMBONES VOL. 2 (Debut)
       also issued as FOUR TROMBONES: THE DEBUT RECORDINGS (Prestige)
       also issued as part of THE COMPLETE DEBUT RECORDINGS OF CHARLES MINGUS
• HERD FROM MARS: Woody Herman and the New Third Herd (Mars/1953)
       also MEN FROM MARS (Verve)
       also JAZZ THE UTMOST! (Verve)
• THE "FOX" IN HI-FI: George Williams (Brunswick/1953)
• Hip Shakin' Mama/Don't Steal My Heart: Beulah Swan (Bethlehem/1953)
• Leo Anthony (Epic/1953)
• Honky Tonk/Moderner Liebestraum: Jim Bright (Bethlehem/1953)
• SINGS LULLABYS OF BIRDLAND: Chris Connor (Bethlehem/1953)
• SYLVIA SYMS SINGS: Sylvia Syms (Atlantic/1954)
• THE BIRDLANDERS (Period/1954)
       (aka THE OSCAR PETTIFORD MEMORIAL ALBUM (Vogue))
• WHO DAT?: Leroy Anthony (Epic/1954)
• HOT 'N' HEARTY: Neal Hefti (Epic/1954)
• ANOTHER EVENING WITH CHARLIE VENTURA AND MARY ANN McCALL: Charlie Ventura 
       (Norgran/1954) 
       (aka AN EVENING WITH MARY ANN McCALL AND CHARLIE VENTURA (Verve))
• HANDYLAND USA: George Handy ("X"/1954)
• You Came A Long Way From St. Louis/Flaggin The Train: Ray McKinley (Decca/1954)
• The Natives Are Restless Tonight/Arizay: Ray McKinley (Decca/1954)
• WINTER SEQUENCE: Leonard Feather/Ralph Burns (MGM/1954)
• RUGOLOMANIA: Pete Rugolo (Columbia/1954)
• NEW SOUNDS: Pete Rugolo (Harmony/1954)
• BLOW HOT, BLOW COOL: Herbie Fields (Decca/1954-55)
• ORIGINAL MOODY'S MOOD: King Pleasure (Prestige/1954)
       (also KING PLEASURE SINGS - ANNIE ROSS SINGS)
• TONY SCOTT SEPTET: Tony Scott Septet (RCA/1954)
       (also on TONY SCOTT/MILT BERNHARDT (Fresh Sound))
• THE GIANTS OF JAZZ: Various Artists (Quincy Jones and the All Stars) (Columbia/1955)
• CHRIS: Chris Connor (Bethlehem/1955)
• THIS IS CHRIS: Chris Connor (Bethlehem/1955)
• LONG ISLAND SUITE: Tony Aless (Roost/1955)
• IN THE LAND OF HI-FI: Sarah Vaughan (EmArcy/1955)
• JAZZ SPECTACULAR: Fankie Laine/Buck Clayton and his orchestra (Columbia/1955)
       (also JAZZ SPEC)
• DRUMMER MAN: Gene Krupa (Verve/1956)
• JOHNNY MATHIS: Johnny Mathis (Columbia/1956)
• THE BEAT OF MY HEART: Tony Bennett (Columbia/1957)
• SOUNDFLIGHTS INTO JAZZ VOL. 2: Air Force Reserve (Soundflights Into Jazz/1958)
• LIVE EUROPEAN CONCERT: The All-Stars (Lee Konitz) (Unique/1958)
• COLEMAN HAWKINS & FRIENDS AT FAMOUS JAZZ PARTY: 
       Coleman Hawkins (Enigma/1958)
• GENE KRUPA PLAYS GERRY MULLIGAN ARRANGEMENTS: Gene Krupa (Verve/1958)
• LIVE EUROPEAN CONCERT: The All Stars (Unique Jazz/Late 1950s)

The 1960s

• RARE BROADCASTS: Roy Eldridge (Duke/1960)
• I WANNA BE LOVED: Dinah Washington (Mercury/1962)
• TEARS AND LAUGHTER: Dinah Washington (Mercury/1962)
• RHYTHM IS MY BUSINESS: Ella Fitzgerald (Verve/1962)
• CABIN IN THE SKY: Curtis Fuller (Impulse/1962)
• A NEW LOOK AT THE WORLD: Alan Keller and Trombones (Parker/1962)
• QUINCY JONES PLAYS HIP HITS: Quincy Jones (Mercury/1963)
• ANY NUMBER CAN WIN: Jimmy Smith (Verve/1963)
• OPEN HIGHWAY: Teri Thornton (Columbia/1963)
• NEW FANTASY: Lalo Schifrin (Verve/1964)
• VIVA VAUGHAN!: Sarah Vaughan (Mercury/1964)
• WE HAD A BALL: Various Artists (Quincy Jones) (Limelight/1964)
• JAZZ DIALOGUE: Modern Jazz Quartet (Atlantic/1965)
• THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE: Astrud Gilberto (Verve/1965)
• ESTHER: Esther Phillips (Atlantic/1965)
• A MAN CALLED ADAM: Sammy Davis, Jr./Mel Torme/Benny Carter (Reprise/1965)
• THE DISSECTION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF MUSIC... (aka MARQUIS DE SADE): 
       Lalo Schifrin (Verve/1966)
• IT'S A MAN'S WORLD: Sarah Vaughan (Mercury/1967)
• SASSY SWINGS AGAIN: Sarah Vaughan (Mercury/1967)
• TWENTY-ONE TROMBONES: Urbie Green and Twenty of the 'World's Greatest' (Project 3/1968)
• SUMMERTIME: Paul Desmond (A&M/CTI/1968)
• WALKING IN SPACE: Quincy Jones (A&M/CTI/1969)
• Benny Goodman (1969)

The 1970s

• COLORADO JAZZ PARTY (aka USA*JAZZ*LIVE) (MPS/1971)
       also ON THE TRAIL (Pausa)
       also OLEO (Pausa)
• GIANTS OF JAZZ IN BERLIN '71: Giants of Jazz (Emarcy/1971)
• THE GIANTS OF JAZZ: Art Blakey/Dizzy Gillespie/Al McKibbon/
       Thelonius Monk/Sonny Stitt/Kai Winding (Atlantic/1971)
• NEWPORT IN NEW YORK '72: THE JAM SESSIONS, VOL. 3 & 4 (Cobblestone/1972)
• NEWPORT IN NEW YORK '72: THE SOUL SESSIONS, VOL. 6 (Cobblestone/1972)
• LIVE AT THE 1972 MONTEREY JAZZ FESTIVAL: Art Blakey And The Giants Of Jazz (Monterey Jazz Festival/2008)
• THE NEED TO BE: Esther Satterfield (A&M/1975)
• BRASS FEVER: Brass Fever (ABC Impulse/1975)
• TROMBONE TEAM: Marcello Rosa (Fone/1975)
• THE GRUNTIN' GENIUS: Milt Buckner (Riff/1976)
• WINGS: Michel Colombier (A&M/1977)
• THE CHILDREN OF SANCHEZ: Chuck Mangione (A&M/1978)
• AMBASSADOR AT LARGE: Lionel Hampton (Glad Hamp/1979)
• THE NEW MEL LEWIS QUINTET LIVE: Mel Lewis (Sandra/1979)

The 1980s

• TROMBONE SUMMIT: Winding/Mangelsdorff/Watrous/Whigham (MPS/1980)
       also MPS VARIATION '81
• ALL-STAR JAM LIVE - AUREZ JAZZ FESTIVAL '82: Aurex Jazz All-Stars (East World/1982)
       (also features J.J. Johnson)
• MAT MATHEWS AND FRIENDS: Mat Mathews (Audiophile/?)