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DISCOGRAPHY 1954 - 1959

54/1

Personnel: Jo Hunter [1 2 7 10], Jimmy Deuchar [1 2 4 5 9] (trumpets),
Keith Christie [1 2 3] (trombone), Don Rendell [out 5 10],
Jimmy Skidmore [1 2 7 10], Ronnie Ross [6] (tenor saxophones),
Ralph Dollimore [1 4 5], Derek Smith [2 3 6], Dill Jones [7 8 9 10] (pianos),
Johnny Hawksworth [1 2 3 9], Sammy Stokes [4 5 6 7 8 10] (basses),
Allan Ganley [1 9], Phil Seamen [out 1 9] (drums).
Date: January 12 1954
Venue: London
Label: Vogue LD050 and Jasmine JASCD619
Album Title: Music in the Making

54/2

Personnel: Don Rendell [1 2 3 4], Ronnie Ross [1 2 3 4],
Tommy Whittle [5 6] (tenor saxophones),
Derek Smith [1 2 3 4], Dill Jones [5 6] (pianos),
Jack Fallon [1 2 3 4], Sammy Stokes [5 6] (basses),
Lennie Hastings [1 2 3 4], Tony Kinsey [5 6] (drums).
Leaders: Derek Smith [1 2 3 4], Tony Kinsey [5 6]
Date: February 28 1954
Venue: Royal Festival Hall, London
Label: Esquire 32 004
Album Title: National Jazz Federation Modern Jazz Concert Volume 1

1. Best Keller (Don Rendell) (6:18)
2. China Mina (Ronnie Ross) (4:45)
3. Hearsay (Don Rendell) (4:48)
4. Minor Tor (Don Rendell) (4:58)
5. Zoot's Suite (Bill Holman) (8:14))
6. Dood I Dee (Ad Lib) (9:43)

54/3

Personnel: Dickie Hawdon (trumpet, flugelhorn [2 3 9]),
Don Rendell (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (tenor saxophone [1 2 3 4], baritone saxophone),
Damian Robinson (piano),
Ashley Kozak [1 2 3 4], Pete Elderfield [5 6 7 8 9] (basses),
Derek Hogg [1 2 3 4], Don Lawson [5 6 7 8 9] (drums).
Leader: Don Rendell
Date: June 9 1954, February 22 1955
Venue: London
Label: Tempo EXA16, A112, EXA12, A108
Album Title: Don Rendell Sextet

1. Cool June (unissued)
2. My Heart Belongs to Daddy (Cole Porter) (2:47)
3. Little Boy Green (Don Rendell) (3:16)
4. Jerry the Joker (unissued)
5. Sinbad the Tailor (Johnny Mandell) (3:17)
6. Didn't We (Oscar Hammerstein II/Richard Rodgers) (3:04)
7. Muskrat Ramble (Ray Gilbert) (3:18)
8. Thames Walk (Dickie Hawdon) (2:52)
9. Dance of the Ooblies (Damian Robinson) (3:43)

54/4

Personnel: Dave Usden [5 6 7], Dizzy Reece [8 9 10 11],
Les Condon [8 10 11] (trumpets), Dickie Hawdon [1 2 4] (flugelhorn),
Don Rendell [1 2 4], Keith Barr [5 6 7], Roy Sidwell [5 6 7],
Joe Temperley [8 9 10 11], Sammy Walker [8 10 11] (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross [1 2 4], Don Cooper [5 6 7],
Lennie Dawes [8 10 11] (baritone saxophones),
Damian Robinson [1 2 3 4], Ken Moule [5 6 7],
Harry South [8 9 10 11] (pianos),
Pete Elderfield [1 2 3 4], Arthur Watts [5 6 7],
Ashley Kozak [8 9 10 11] (basses),
Benny Goodman [1 2 3 4], Lennie Breslow [5 6 7],
Tony Crombie [8 9 10 11] (drums),
Bobby Breen [8] (percussion).
Leaders: Don Rendell, Ken Moule, Tony Crombie
Date: October 1954
Venue: Royal Festival Hall, London
Label: Decca LK 4087 and Jasmine JASCD 627
Album Title: Modern Jazz at the Royal Festival Hall October 1954

1. My Honey's Lovin' Arms (Joseph Meyer/Harry Ruby) (4:05)
2. Give Me the Simple Life (Rube Bloom/Harry Ruby) (6:43)
3. Chelsea Bridge (Billy Strayhorn) (2:52)
4. Roomin' with Moomin' (Damian Robinson ) (3:31)
5. Hallelujah (Vincent Youmans) (2:48)
6. I'm Beginning to See the Light (Duke Ellington/Don George/
Johnny Hodges/Harry James) (2:23)
7. Waterloo Bridge (Ken Moule) (4:08)
8. Good Bait (Tadd Dameron) (3:29)
9. Ahmed (Dizzy Reece) (4:13)
10. Compos Mentis (Tony Crombie) (3:06)
11. Down Under (Dizzy Gillespie) (3:57)

55/1

Personnel: Jimmy Deuchar, Les Condon (trumpets),
Ken Wray (trombone), Derek Humble (alto saxophone),
Don Rendell, Al Cornish (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Damian Robinson (piano),
Lennie Bush (bass), Tony Crombie (drums),
Annie Ross [1 2 3 4 5 11 13] (vocal).
Leader: Tony Crombie
Dates: March 13, 31, May 17, July 7, September 9 and September 1955
Venue: London
Label: Decca DFE6281, F10514, 10620, F10547 [6 7], F10592 [9 10],
F10637 [11 13]
Album Titles: Tony Crombie and his Orchestra,
Presenting Tony Crombie Vol 2 (EP)

1. Baby Mine

1. The Griffin (Don Rendell) (2:51)
2. Cool Sparks (Don Rendell) (3:27)
3. Carolet (Damian Robinson) (4:03)
4. Some of Us (Don Rendell) (2:52)

55/3

Personnel: Joe Harriott [7 9 10] (alto saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [out 7 9 10] (baritone saxophone),
Bill le Sage (piano [1 7], vibraphone [2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12]),
Eric Dawson (bass), Tony Kinsey (drums).
Leader: Tony Kinsey
Dates: August 3 1955, October 18 1955, April 30 1956, May 28 1956
Venue: London
Labels: London LL1517, Harkit HRKCD 8212
Album Titles: Kinsey Rhythm, Fascinating Rhythm

1. Close your Eyes (Bernice Petkere) (2:52)

1. Close your Eyes (Bernice Petkere) (2:52)

55/5

Personnel: Eddie Blair (trumpet), Ken Wray (trombone),
Dougie Robinson (alto saxophone), Tommy Whittle (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Max Harris (piano),
Sammy Stokes (bass), Eddie Taylor (drums), Cleo Laine (vocal).
Leader: Cleo Laine
Date: December 13 1955
Venue: London
Label: Nixa NJE1010, PRT PYL6028
Album Titles: Cleo Laine Sings, The Unforgettable Cleo Laine

1. I'm Beginning to see the Light (Duke Ellington/Don George/
Johnny Hodges/Harry James) (2:58)
2. Jeepers Creepers (Johnny Mercer) (3:05)
3. I'm Putting all my Eggs in One Basket (Irving Berlin) (3:07)
4. Deep in a Dream (Jimmy Van Heusen) (3:26)

1. Strictly for Kyx (Johnny Keating) (2:50)
2. Fair Diana (Harry Roberts) (2:38)
3. Quads Talk (Harry Roberts) (3:18)
4. Impromptu (Johnny Hawksworth) (2:55)
5. Ultraviolet (Johnny Keating) (2:23)
6. Gibraltar Rocks (Johnny Keating) (2:57)
7. Good Life (Bill le Sage) (2:50)
8. Snowface (Bill le Sage) (2:33)
9. Last Resort (Bill le Sage) (2:30)
10. Lazy (Bill le Sage) (3:50)
11. Eddie Blair's Picnic (Eddie Blair) (3:32)
12. Piccadilly Jumps (Ivor Mairants) (2:39)

56/2

Personnel: Jimmy Deuchar (trumpet),
Derek Humble (alto saxophone, clarinet),
Tubby Hayes, Ronnie Scott (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Stan Tracey (piano), Lennie Bush (bass),
Tony Crombie (drums).
Leader: Tony Crombie
Date: April 28 1956
Venue: London
Label: Tempo
Album Title: (unissued)

1. Wrong
2. Danny's Hideaway
3. Just as You Are
4. My Only Sin
5. Some Folks Do
6. I'd Love to Take You Home with Me Baby

56/3

Personnel: Don Rendell (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Bill le Sage (piano, vibraphone [1 2]),
Pete Blannin (bass), Tony Kinsey (drums),
Rosemary Squires [3 4] (vocal).
Leader: Tony Kinsey
Date: October 18, 23 1956
Venue: London
Label: Decca F10851, F10812
Album Title: The Tony Kinsey Quintet

1. Mean to Me (Fred E. Ahlert/Roy Turk) (2:55)
2. Supper Party (2:34)
3. You Can't Run Away from It
4. Our Love is Here to Stay (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin)

56/4

Personnel: Don Rendell [out 6] (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [out 2 6] (baritone saxophone),
Bill le Sage (piano, vibraphone [6 7]),
Pete Blannin (bass), Tony Kinsey (drums).
Leader: Tony Kinsey
Date: November 8 1956, December 30 31 1956, January 18 1957
Venue: London
Label: Decca LK4186 and London LL1672
Album Title: Introducing the Tony Kinsey Quintet and Kinsey Comes On

1. Love for Sale (Cole Porter) (5:58)

56/5

Personnel: Leon Calvert (trumpet), George Chisholm (trombone),
Dougie Robinson (alto saxophone), Don Rendell (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Ken Moule (piano),
Arthur Watts (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ken Moule
Date: November 22 1956
Venue: London
Label: Decca DFE6455, Vocalion CDLK 4227
Album Title: Ken Moule Arranges For

1. Nice Work if You Can Get It (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) (2:05)
2. Prelude to A Kiss (Duke Ellington/Irving Gordon/Irving Mills) (2:57)
3. Son of Ponckle (Ken Moule) (3:06)
4. Cobbly (Ken Moule) (3:31)

56/6

Personnel: Leon Calvert (trumpet), George Chisholm (trombone),
Dougie Robinson (alto saxophone), Don Rendell (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Ken Moule (piano),
Arthur Watts (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ken Moule
Date: December 6 1956, January 17 1957
Venue: London
Label: Decca LK4192, London LL1673, Vocalion CDLK 4227
Album Title: Ken Moule Arranges For

1. You've done Something to my Heart
(Andrew Eyton/Noel Gay/Grant) (4:12)
2. Making Whoopee (Walter Donaldson/Gus Kahn) (5:24)
3. Lullaby of the Leaves (Bernice Petkere/Joe Young) (3:34)
4. The Tired Badger (Ken Moule) (4:28)
5. Cobbly (Ken Moule) (3:31)
6. Lulu's Back in Town (Al Dubin/Harry Warren) (3:05)
7. My Funny Valentine (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) (5:21)
8. High Ratio (Ken Moule) (3:41)

1. Jack O'Lantern (Don Rendell) (4:28)
2. Will o' the Wisp (Don Rendell) (5:49)
3. I Saw Stars (Al Goodhart/Al Hoffman/Maurice Sigler) (4: 02)
4. Limehouse Blues (Philip Braham/Douglas Furber) (3:43)
5. Out of Nowhere (Johnny Green/Edward Heyman) (3:08)
6. Ignis Fatuus (Don Rendell) (6:43)
7. Star Eyes (Gene DePaul/Don Raye) (4:16)
8. I Know Why (Mack Gordon/Gordon Warren) (5:02)
9. Taking a Chance on Love
(Vernon Duke/Ted Fetter/John Latouche) (4:11)

57/2

Personnel: Bert Courtley [1 4 7 12], Dougie Roberts [3 9],
Dickie Hawden [10] (trumpets),
Ken Wray [1 4 7 12], Laurie Monk [10] (trombones),
John Dankworth (Virgil Nameless) [3 6 9 10] (alto saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [1 4 7 12] (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, clarinet [1 12]),
Bill Harrington [3 9 10] (tenor saxophone),
Alex Leslie [3 9] (baritone saxophone)
Maria Korchinska [1 4 7 12] (harp),
Dave Lee [1 2 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12] (piano),
Dave Goldberg [8] (guitar), Eric Dawson [1 4 6 7 8 10 12] (bass),
Kenny Clare [1 4 6 7 10 12] (drums), David McCullum [1 4 7 12],
Danny Levan[1 4 7 12], David Katz [1 4 7 12] (violins),
Kenneth Essex [1 4 7 12] (viola), Raymond Clark [1 4 7 12] (cello),
Cleo Laine (vocal).
Leader: Cleo Laine
Date: March 26 1957
Venue: London
Labels: MGM C 765, E3593, 2354026
DRG MRS 502
Album Titles: Meet Cleo Laine, She's the Tops,
Cleo Laine with the Johnny Dankworth Orchestra

1. The Lady Sings the Blues (William Engvick/Alec Wilder) (3:30)
2. Mean to Me (Fred E. Ahlert/Roy Turk) (2:39)
3. Mood Indigo (Barney Bigard/Duke Ellington/Irving Mills) (3:11)
4. I'll Get By (Fred E. Ahlert/Roy Turk) (2:42)
5. My One and Only Love (Robert Mellin/Guy Wood) (3:38)
6. Stormy Weather (Harold Arlen/Ted Koehler) (3:16)
7. Our Love is Here to Stay (George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin) (3:10)
8. Early Autumn (Ralph Burns/Woody Herman/Johnny Mercer) (3:16)
9. St. Louis Blues (W. C. Handy) (3:34)
10. Tain't What You Do (It s the Way that Cha do It)
(Sy Oliver/James Young) (2:42)
11. Happiness is a Thing Called Joe
(Harold Arlen/E. Y. Yip Harburg) (3:40)
12. Hit the Road to Dreamland (Harold Arlen/Johnny Mercer) (2:58)

57/3

Personnel: Johnny Keating (conductor), Bobby Pratt [1 2 4 8 9],
Tommy McQuater [1 2 9], Eddie Blair [out 6],
Duncan Campbell [1 2 9], Jimmy Deuchar [1 2 3 5 7 9] (trumpets),
Jock Bain [1 2 9], Jimmy Wilson [1 2 9], Wally Smith [1 2 9],
George Chisholm [1 2 4 6 9] (trombones),
Burt Harden [1 2 4 8 9] (tuba), George Hunter [1 2 4 8 9],
Ronnie Baker [1 2 3 5 7 9] (alto saxophones),
Tommy Whittle [out 6],
Duncan Lamont [1 2 4 6 8 9] (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Andy Dennits (piano),
Alan Metcalfe (guitar), Jack Seymour (bass), Bobby Orr (drums).
Leader: Johnny Keating
Date: April 29, 301957
Venue: London
Label: London LTZD15122 (UK) Dot DLP 3066 (USA)
Album Title: Swinging Scots

1. Hampden Roars (Johnny Keating) (3:40)
2. Down South Blues (Johnny Keating) (4:51)
3. Thistle Song (Johnny Keating) (3:51)
4. Headin' North (Johnny Keating) (7:51)
5. Tam o' Shanter (Johnny Keating) (4:38)
6. Double Scotch (Johnny Keating) (4:03)
7. Kiltie (Johnny Keating) (5:01)
8. Loch Ness Monster (Johnny Keating) (6:17)
9. Clachnacudan Canal (Johnny Keating) (5:49)

57/4

Personnel: Humphrey Lyttelton, Bert Courtley [2 6 9] (trumpets),
Maurice Pratt [2 6 9], Ric Kennedy [2 6 9], Alec McGuiness [2 6 9],
John Picard [1 4 5 8] (trombones),
Tony Coe (alto saxophone [1 4 5 8], clarinet),
Ronnie Ross [2 6 9] (alto saxophone), Jimmy Skidmore [1 2 5 6 8 9],
Don Rendell [2 6 9], Kathy Stobart [4] (tenor saxophones],
Alex Leslie [2 6 9] (baritone saxophone),
Larry Saunders [3 7], Stan Farnsworth [3 7] (flutes),
Phil Goodie [3 7] (bass flute),
Ron Davey [2 6 9] (vibraphone), Ian Armit [1 2 4 5 6 8 9] (piano),
Denny Wright [3 7] (guitar), Brian Brocklehurst [1 2 4 5 6 8 9],
Jack Fallon [3 7] (basses), Eddie Taylor (drums),
John Blanchard [3 7] (marimba),
Jack McHardie [3 7] (bongos), Sidney Rich [3 7] (timbales).
Leader: Humphrey Lyttelton
Date: September 5 1957
Venue: London
Label: Decca LK4276, Eclipse ECM 2009, ECS 2009 and London LL 3101
Album Title: I Play as I Please

1. Skid Row (Jimmy Skidmore) (6:41)
2. Manhattan (Richard Rodgers/Lorenz Hart) (3:11)
3. La Paloma (Sebastian Yradier) (3:05)
4. Going Out the Back Way (Johnny Hodges) (7:04)
5. Mezzrow (Humphrey Lyttelton) (4:11)
6. Singin' the Blues
(Con Conrad/Sam M. Lewis/J. Russel Robinson/Joe Young) (3:05)
7. Bodega (Humphrey Lyttelton) (2:40)
8. Looking for Turner (Humphrey Lyttelton) (6:47)
9. Sweethearts on Parade (Carmen Lombardo/Charles Newman) (3:13)

57/5

Personnel: Bert Courtley (trumpet),
Eddie Harvey (valve trombone [1 2 3 4], piano [2 3]),
Ronnie Ross (alto saxophone [2 3], baritone saxophone [1 4]),
Don Rendell (tenor saxophone), Kenny Napper (bass),
Phil Seamen (drums).
Leader: Don Rendell
Date: September 24 1957
Venue: London
Label: Nixa NJE1044, NJT509, NJT518
Album Title: Doggin' Around (1 2 3) and All the Winners (4)

1. Rambo (Count Basie) (6:13)
2. Doggin' Around (Edgar Battle/Herschel Evans) (3:36)
3. Salamander Stroll (Don Rendell) (3:22)
4. Rush Job (Eddie Harvey) (3:09)

57/6

Personnel: Dave Lindup (conductor), Derrick Abbott, Stan Palmer,
Bob Carson, Colin Wright, Dickie Hawdon (trumpets),
Tony Russell, Danny Elwood, Jack Botterill, Garry Brown,
Laurie Monk (trombones), Ronnie Ross (alto saxophone, clarinet),
Danny Moss (tenor saxophone, clarinet, bass clarinet),
Alex Leslie (baritone saxophone, flute, clarinet), Johnny Scott (flute),
Roy Willox (clarinet), Unknown (vibraphone), Dave Lee (piano),
Maria Korchinska (harp), Eric Dawson (bass), Kenny Clare (drums),
Cleo Laine (vocal), David McCullum [2 4 8 10], David Katz [2 4 8 10],
Jack Rothstein [2 4 8 10] (violins), Patric Ireland [2 4 8 10] (viola),
Bram Martin [2 4 8 10] (cello).
Leaders: Cleo Laine, Dave Lindup
Date: October 24, December 9 1957
Venue: London
Label: Nixa NPT19024 and Quintessence QJ 25401
Album Title: Cleo's Choice

1. Something's Gotta Give (Johnny Mercer) (4:04)
2. Unforgettable (Irving Gordon) (3:52)
3. All of You (Cole Porter) (2:28)
4. Too Late Now (Burton Lane/Alan Jay Lerner) (3:37)
5. I'll Remember April (Gene DePaul/Patricia Johnston/Don Raye) (2:36)
6. Hand Me Down Love (Duke Ellington/Carl Sigman) (3:02)
7. Teach Me Tonight (Sammy Kahn/Gene DePaul) (3:14)
8. Young at Heart (Carolyn Leigh/Johnny Richards) (3:44)
9. He Needs Me (Arthur Hamilton) (3:48)
10. Summer is A-comin' In (Marshall Barer/Alec Wilder) (2:35)
11. April in Paris (Veron Duke) (2:34)
12. They Were Right (John Dankworth) (2:29)

58/1

Personnel: Leon Calvert (trumpet), George Chisholm (trombone),
Dickie Hawdon [1 2 3 4] (tenor horn), Bob Edwards [1 2 3 4] (tuba),
Dougie Robinson (alto saxophone), Art Ellefson [5 6] (tenor saxophone),
Johnny Scott [1 2 7 8 9] (tenor saxophone, flute [1 2]),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Roy Willox [1 2],
Derek Grossmith [3 4] (flutes), Ken Moule (piano), Arthur Watts (bass),
Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Ken Moule
Date: January, February 1958
Venue: London
Label: Decca LK4261, Vocalion CDLK 4227
Album Title: Jazz at Toad Hall

1. Mr Toad (Kenny Graham) (6:10)
2. Messin' About an Boats (Kenny Graham) (4:29)
3. Mouse Carol (Kenny Graham) (6:32)
4. The Wind in the Willows (Kenny Graham) (4:42)
5. The Boy Friend (Sandy Wilson) (2:35)
6. Fishin' the Blues (Tony Kinsey) (5:35)
7. Poor Arthur (Ron Roullier) (3:33)
8. Will o' the Wisp (Don Rendell) (2:33)
9. Blue Grass (Ronnie Ross) (2:35)

58/2

Personnel: John Lewis (conductor, piano),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Gerry Weinkopf (flute),
Percy Heath (bass), Connie Kay (drums),
Stuttgart Symphony Orchestra.
Leader: John Lewis
Date: February 20, 21 1958
Venue: Stuttgart, Germany
Label: RCA Victor LPM1742, PM42476, APM1-1069
Album Title: European Windows

1. Midsömmer (John Lewis) (9:46)
2. The Queen's Fancy (John Lewis) (4:20)
3. Cortege (John Lewis) (8:09)
4. Two Degrees East, Three Degrees West (John Lewis) (6:29)
5. England's Carol (7:03)
6. Three Windows (John Lewis) (7:05)

58/3

1. Stompin' (Eddie Harvey) (5:25)
2. Lucky Bean (Ronnie Ross) (6:27)
3. Blue Grass (Ronnie Ross) (4:09)
4. Red Prune (Ronnie Ross) (3:54)
5. Blues for Terrasita (Bob Burns) (2:24)
6. Donation (Don Rendell) (3:08)
7. Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (Jerome Kern/Otto Harbach) (4:58)
8. T's and A's (Bert Courtley) (4:16)
9. The Serpent (Tubby Hayes) (3:42)
10. Slidin' (Harry South) (4:31)

58/5

1. Don't Wait for Henry (Marshall Brown/Earl S Shuman) (7:01)
2. Don't Blame Me (Dorothy Fields/Jimmy McHugh) (3:30)
3. Jazz Concerto for Alto Saxophone (John la Porta) (3:37)
4. Too Marvellous for Words (Johnny Mercer/Richard Whiting) (3:39)
5. Swingin' the Blues (Count Basie/Eddie Durham) (8:38)
6. Imagination (Johnny Burke/Jimmy Van Heusen) (3:24)
7. Newport Suite: Opus 24 [A Blues/A Dance] (Bill Russo) (7:59)

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58/6

Personnel: Marshall Brown [5] (conductor), Palle Bolvig [5],
Roger Guerin [5], Dusko Gojkovic [5], Jose Manuel Magalhais [5],
Cootie Williams [6], Ray Nance [8], Cat Anderson [8],
Willie Cook [8], Clark Terry [8 15], Billy Butterfield [10 11],
Bernie Glow [10 11], Doc Severinsen [10 11], Taft Jordan [10 11],
Ruby Braff [12], Buck Clayton [13], Howard McGhee [15],
Miles Davis [17], Art Farmer [20] (trumpets),
Louis Armstrong [1 2 3 4 5] (trumpet, vocal),
Bobby Hackett [4], Rex Stewart [6] (cornets),
Trummy Young [1 2 3 4] (trombone, vocal),
Jack Teagarden [4 13] (trombone, vocal),
Christian Kellens [5], Kurt Jarnberg [5], Erich Kleinschuster [5],
Albert Mangelsdorff [5], Tyree Glenn [6], Britt Woodman [8],
John Sanders [8], Quentin Jackson [8], Frank Rehak [10 11],
Eddie Bert [10 11], Vernon Brown [10 11],Al Grey [12] (trombones),
Hans Solomon [5], Wladimiro Bas Zabache [5], Andy Marsala [5],
Hilton Jefferson [6], Johnny Hodges [8], Skip Collucio [10 11],
Ernie Mauro [10 11], Paul Desmond [16],Sonny Stitt [19] (alto saxophones),
Russell Procope [8] (alto saxophone, clarinet),
Bernt Rosengren [5], Jan Ptaszyn Wroblewski [5], Ben Webster [6 7],
Paul Gonsalves [8], Buddy Tate [10 11], Rudy Rutherford [10 11],
Bud Freeman [12], Lester Young [13], Coleman Hawkins [15],
Zoot Sims [15], John Coltrane [17],
Charlie Rouse [18] (tenor saxophones),
Jimmy Hamilton [8] (tenor saxophone, clarinet),
Ronnie Ross [5], Gene Allen [10 11],
Gerry Mulligan [20] (baritone saxophones),
Peanuts Hucko [1 2 3 4], Benny Goodman [10 11],
Pee Wee Russell [13] (clarinets), Billy Kyle [1 2 3 4], George Grunt [5],
Billy Strayhorn [6 7], Duke Ellington [8], Willie The Lion Smith [9],
Roland Hanna [10 11], George Wein [12], Don Ewell [13],
Teddy Wilson [14], Joe Zawinul [15], Bill Evans [17],
Gildo Mahones [19] (pianos),
Gabor Szabo [5], Kenny Burrell [10 11], Sal Salvador [19] (guitars),
Mort Herbert [1 2 3 4], Rudolph Jacobs [5], Oscar Pettiford [6 7],
Jimmy Woode [8], Henry Grimes [10 11], Wendell Marshall [12],
Tom Bryant [13], Johnny Williams [14], Wendell Marshall [15],
Eugene Wright [16], Paul Chambers [17], Butch Warren [18],
Martin Rivera [19], Bill Crow [20] (basses), Danny Barcelona [1 2 3 4],
Gilberto Cuppini [5], Sonny Greer [6 7], Sam Woodyard [8],
Jimmy Zitano [9], Roy Burnes [10 11], Roy Haynes [12 15 19],
Jo Jones [13], Bert Dahlander [14], Joe Morello [16], Jimmy Cobb [17],
Frankie Dunlop [18], Dave Bailey [20] (drums),
Velma Middleton [1 2 3 4], Jimmy Rushing [10 11] (vocals).
Leaders: Louis Armstrong [1 2 3 4], Marshall Brown [5], Rex Stewart [6],
Ben Webster [7], Duke Ellington [8], Willie The Lion Smith [9],
Benny Goodman [10 11], George Wein [12],
Teddy Wilson [14], Dave Brubeck [16], Miles Davis [17],
Thelonious Monk [18], Sonny Stitt/Sal Salvador [19], Gerry Mulligan [20].
Dates: July 3 [17], 4 [6 7 15], 5 [10 11 14], 6 [9 12 13 20],
7 [1 2 3 4 5 8 16 19] 1958, July 4 1963 [18]
Venue: Newport Jazz Festival
Label: Columbia C2-38262
Album Title: Newport

1. KoKo-Mo (Wilson Porter)
2. I Love You So (Louis Armstrong)
3. When the Saints Go Marching In (Traditional)
4. Rockin' Chair (Hoagy Carmichael)
5. On the Sunny Side of the Street
(Dorothy Fields/Jimmy McHugh)
6. C Jam Blues (Duke Ellington)
7. Chelsea Bridge (Billy Strayhorn)
8. Black and Tan Fantasy (Duke Ellington/Bubber Miley)
9. Echoes of Spring (Willie The Lion Smith)
10. Boogie Woogie
11. Cherokee (Ray Noble)
12. You Can Depend on Me
(Charles Carpenter/Louis Dunlap/Earl Hines)
13. Jump the Blues
14. Stompin' at the Savoy
(Benny Goodman/Andy Razaf/Edgar Sampson/Chick Webb)
15. What is this Thing Called Love (Cole Porter)
16. It's a Raggy Waltz (Dave Brubeck)
17. Bye Bye Blackbird (Ray Henderson)
18. Epistrophy (Thelonious Monk)
19. Cherokee (Ray Noble)
20. As Catch Can (Gerry Mulligan)

58/7

Personnel: Art Ellefson (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Stan Jones (piano), Stan Wasser (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leaders: Ronnie Ross, Allan Ganley
Date: Recorded August 1958? Possibly broadcast on December 11 1958
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast Jazz Club (The Jazzmakers)
Album Title: BBC Traditional Jazz Volume 10, Lucky Bean (download)
Label: G B Records GBCD118

1. Lucky Bean (Ronnie Ross) (3:45)
2. Afternoon in Paris (John Lewis) (3:25)
3. Red Prune (Ronnie Ross) (2:52)
4. D & E (John Lewis) (3:10)

Note: Other tracks on this album are by different groups.

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1. Hark Dog (Ken Moule) (5:09)

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58/9

Personnel: Humprey Lyttelton, Bobby Pratt [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13],
Duncan Campbell [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13], Eddie Blair [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13],
Bert Courtley [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13] (trumpets),
Keith Christie [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13], John Picard (trombones),
Eddie Harvey [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13] (valve trombone),
Tony Coe, Ronnie Ross [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13] (alto saxophones, clarinets),
Jimmy Skidmore, Kathy Stobart [6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13] (tenor saxophones),
Joe Temperley (baritone saxophone), Ian Armit (piano),
Brian Brocklehurst (bass), Eddie Taylor (drums), Jimmy Rushing (vocal).
Leader: Humphrey Lyttelton
Date: November 13 1958
Venue: BBC Jazz Club Autumn 1958 London
Label: Upbeat URCD174
Album Title: The Humphrey Lyttelton Fifteen with Jimmy Rushing

1. Mezzrow (Humphrey Lyttelton) (2:41)
2. Jersey Lightning (Luiz Russell) (3:30)
3. On the Sunny Side of the Street (Dorothy Fields/Jimmy McHugh) (3:15)
4. Evenin' (Mitchell Parish/Harry White) (2:43)
5. St. Louis Blues (W. C. Handy) (3:39)
6. Stompy Jones (Duke Ellington) (2:42)
7. It's a Sin to Tell a Lie (Billy Mayhew) (2:48)
8. Harvard Blues (Count Basie/George Frazier/Tab Smith) (3:17)
9. Mr. Five by Five (Gene DePaul/Don Raye) (1:56)
10. Jimmy's Blues (Jimmy Rushing) (3:42)
11. Somebody Stole My Gal (Leo Wood) (3:54)
12. Heads or Tails (Bob Brookmeyer) (5:22)
13. Texas Shuffle (Edgar Battle/Herschel Evans) (3:23)

58/10

Personnel: Unknown [1 3 4] (trumpet), Unknown [1 3 4] (trombone),
Unknown [3] (alto saxophone), Unknown [3 4 5] (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [out 2] (baritone saxophone),
Unknown [1 3], Unknown [1 3] (flutes), Unknown [4] (clarinet),
Ken Moule (piano), Unknown (bass), Unknown (drums).
Leader: Ken Moule
Date: December 4 1958
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast Jazz Club

1. Mr Toad (Ken Moule) (5:36)
2. Mean to Me (Fred E. Ahlert/Roy Turk) (3:16)
3. Unknown (4:21)
4. Messin' About in Boats (Ken Moule) (4:37)
5. JAW Committee (Ken Moule) (4:03)

58/11

1. Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey (Hughie Cannon) (2:12)

58/12

Personnel: Includes Johnny Keating (conductor), Eddie Blair,
Bobby Pratt (trumpets), George Chisholm (trombone),
Ronnie Ross (alto saxophone [5], baritone saxophone),
Tommy Whittle, Duncan Lamont (tenor saxophones),
Stan Tracey (vibraphone [5], piano).
Leader: Johnny Keating
Date 1958/9
Venue: London
BBC radio broadcast

1. Things Ain't What They Used to Be
(Mercer Ellington/Ted Persons) (incomplete) (0:23)
2. Thistle Swing (Johnny Keating) (5:15)
3. Headin' North (Johnny Keating) (4:02)
4. The Right Wing (Johnny Keating) (3:06)
5. Kiltie (Johnny Keating) (5:05)
6. Quads Talk (Harry Roberts) (3:45)
7. Clachnacudan Canal (Johnny Keating) (5:34))
8. Things Ain't What They Used to Be
(Mercer Ellington/Ted Persons) (0:23)

59/1

1. Take the A Train (Billy Strayhorn) (3:56)
2. When it's Sleepy Time Down South
(Clarence Muse/Leon Rene/Otis Rene) (3:45)
3. Swingtime in the Rockies (Benny Goodman/Jimmy Mundy) (2:55)
4. I Can't Get Started with You (Vernon Duke/Ira Gershwin) (4:33)
5. Southern Sunset (Sidney Bechet/Harry Brooks) (3:39)
6. For Dancers Only (Sy Oliver/Don Raye/Vic Schoen) (3:05)
7. Stompin' at the Savoy
(Benny Goodman/Andy Razaf/Edgar Sampson/Chick Webb) (2:54)
8. Midnight Sun (Sonny Burke/Lionel Hampton/Johnny Mercer) (4:42)
9. Alligator Crawl (Joe Davis/Andy Razaf/Fats Waller) (3:21)
10. Blue and Sentimental
(Count Basie/Mack David/Jerry Livingston) (3:39)
11. Marie (Irving Berlin) (2:04)
12. Nightmare (Artie Shaw) (3:09)

59/2

1. Natalie (Laurindo Almeida) (2:15)

59/3

Personnel: Kenny Baker, Albert Hall, Stan Reynolds,
Ronnie Simmons (trumpets),
Ray Premru (bass trumpet [1 5], trombone),
Eddie Harvey, Ken Wray (trombones), Mike Senn (alto saxophone),
Derwent Ridemaster (Don Rendell), Art Ellefson (tenor saxophones),
Johnny Scott (tenor saxophone, flute [1 2 3 4 5]),
Redvers Reedworker (Ronnie Ross) (baritone saxophone),
Bill le Sage (vibraphone), Norman Stenfalt (piano),
Jack Seymour (bass), Jackie Dougan (drums).
Leader: Kenny Baker
Dates: 23 and 24 February 1959
Venue: England
Label: Columbia 33 S 1140
Album Title: Blowin' Up a Storm

1. Blowin' Up a Storm (Kenny Baker) (2:56)
2. More Than You Know (Vincent Youmans) (3:29)
3. The Call of the Flute (Johnny Scott) (3:07)
4. Cambridge Blue (Bill le Sage) (3:43)
5. Influential Character (Kenny Baker) (4:30)
6. Jazzman (Andre Previn) (2:59)
7. Threesome (Ray Bryant) (3:40)
8. Sunrise Serenade (Frankie Carle/Jack Lawrence) (2:47)

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59/4

Personnel: Les Condon, Bert Courtley, Reunald Jones, Kenny Wheeler
(trumpets), Nat Adderley (cornet), Eddie Harvey, Bill Harris (trombones),
Ken Wray (valve trombone),
Woody Herman (alto saxophone, clarinet, vocal [15]),
Johnny Scott (tenor saxophone, flute [16]),
Art Ellefson, Don Rendell (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone),
Vince Guaraldi (piano), Charlie Byrd (guitar), Keeter Betts (bass),
Jimmy Campbell (drums).
Leader: Woody Herman
Date: April 18 1959
Venue: Manchester, England
Label: Jazz Groove 004
Album title: Woody Herman's Anglo-American Herd

1. Theme

59/5

Personnel: Derrick Abbott [2 3 8 9], Stan Palmer [2 3 8 9],
Colin Wright [2 3 8 9], Bob Carson [2 3 8 9],
Kenny Wheeler [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12],
Gus Galbraith [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12],
Ron Simmons [4 5 7 10 12],
Leon Calvert [4 5 7 10 12] (trumpets),
Dickie Hawdon [trumpet 1 3 6 8 9 11, tenor horn [2]],
Tony Russell [1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 7 10 11 12], Danny Elwood [2 3 8 9],
Gary Brown [2 3 8 9], Laurie Monk [2 3 8 9],
Eddie Harvey [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12], Ian McDougall [1 6],
Ray Premru [11] (trombones),
Ron Snyder [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12] (tuba),
John Dankworth, Roy East [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 ],
Peter King [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12] (alto saxophones),
Frank Reidy (alto saxophone [5], bass clarinet [4])
Danny Moss [out 12],
Art Ellefson [1 4 5 6 7 10 11 12] (tenor saxophones),
Vic Ash (tenor saxophone [12], clarinet [1])
Alex Leslie [2 3 8 9], George Tyndale [1 6],
Ronnie Ross [4 5 11 12] (baritone saxophones),
Johnny Scott (flute [1 4], piccolo [11),
Bob Efford [1 4] (bass clarinet),
Unknown [4] (xylophone),
Dave Lee [2 3 8 9], Dudley Moore [1 6],
Alan Branscombe [4 5 7 10 11 12] (pianos),
Eric Dawson [2 3 8 9], Spike Heatley [1 4 5 6 7 10 11],
Kenny Napper [12] (basses),
Kenny Clare [2 3 6 8 9 11 12],
Ronnie Stephenson [1 4 5 7 10] (drums).
Leader: John Dankworth
Dates: May 12, 13, 19 1959 [2 3 8 9], July 1 - 5 1960,
1960 and 1961
Venue: London
Label: Roulette 2934 021
Album Title: The Big Band Sound of Johnny Dankworth

1. African Waltz (Galt MacDermot) (2:22)
2. Specs Yellow (John Dankworth) (5:25)
3. New Forest (Dave Lindup) (4:05)
4. String of Camels (Galt MacDermot) (2:28)
5. Curtain (John Dankworth) (7:54)
6. Moanin' (Bobby Timmons) (3:08)
7. S. O. Blues (Dave Lindup) (3:09)
8. Desperate Dan (John Dankworth) (3:46)
9. Dauphine Blues (John Dankworth/ Dave Lindup) (3:12)
10. Winter Wail (John Dankworth) (3:07)
11. Chano (Dave Lindup) (2:16)
12. Sack o' Woe (Julian Cannonball Adderley) (5:25)

Note: The album notes contain inaccuracies and omissions,
so the above personnel details represent a best guess in some respects.

59/6

Personnel: Clark Terry, Roger Guerin [1] (trumpets),
J J Johnson, George Chisholm [1 2 3 4 6],
Ake Persson [6] (trombones),
Roy East [1 3 4 6] (alto saxophone),
Ben Webster, Bob Garcia [1] (tenor saxophones),
Ronnie Ross [3 4 6] (baritone saxophone),
Hank Jones, Martial Solal [3 4] (pianos),
Kenny Burrell (guitar),
George Duvivier (bass), Jo Jones (drums),
Stephane Grappelli [2 4 5] (violin).
Leader: Leonard Feather
Date: May 19, June 22, 30, July 3 1959
Venues: New York, London, Stockholm, Paris
Label: Columbia WL162, WS314 and Philips BBL7361, BO7568L
Album Title: One World Jazz

1. Cotton Tail (Duke Ellington/Jon Hendricks) (6:05)
2. Misty (Erroll Garner) (6:10)
3. Big Ben's Blues (Model) (9:58)
4. International Blues (Leonard Feather) (6:15)
5. Nuages
(Jacques Larue/Django Reinhardt/Spencer Williams) (5:04)
6. In a Mellow Tone (Duke Ellington/Milt Gabler) (11:58)

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1. An Apple for the Teacher

59/8

Personnel: Vic Lewis [1 2 3 4 5 6],
Jack Marshall [7 8 9 10 11 12] (conductors),
Eddie Blair [1 2 3 4 5 6], Les Condon [1 2 3 4 5 6],
Pete Candoli [7 8 9 10 11 12] (trumpets),
George Chisholm [1 2 3 4 5 6],
Milt Bernhardt [7 8 9 10 11 12] (trombones),
Roy East [1 2 3 4 5 6], (alto saxophone),
Bud Shank [7 8 9 10 11 12] (alto saxophone, flute, clarinet [9 10])
Ronnie Scott [1 2 3 4 5 6] (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [1 2 3 4 5 6],
Justin Gordon [7 8 9 10 11 12] (baritone saxophones),
Alan Branscombe [1 2 3 4 5 6], Milt Raskin [7 8 9 10 11 12] (pianos),
Barney Kessel [7 8 9 10 11 12] (guitar),
Bill Sutcliffe [1 2 3 4 5 6], Red Mitchell [7 8 9 10 11 12], (basses),
Dave Pearson [1 2 3 4 5 6], Shelly Manne[7 8 9 10 11 12], (drums).
Leaders: Vic Lewis and Jack Marshall
Date: June 24 1959 [1 - 6], June 1959 [7 -12]
Venue: New York [1 - 6], Los Angeles [7 -12]
Label: Concept VL5
Album Title: Leonard Feather Presents Jazz from Two Sides

1. I Never Knew a Love Like This (Leonard Feather) (3:55)
2. Salt Peanuts (Kenny Clarke/Dizzy Gillespie) (2:25)
3. Mound Bayou (Leonard Feather) (2:38)
4. Little Girl (Francis Henry/Matt Hyde) (1:58)
5. Pennsylvania Turnpike (Vic Lewis) (2:06)
6. Stanhope Place (Vic Lewis) (2:57)
7. Struttin' with Some Barbeque (Lil Armstrong) (2:08)
8. Angry Young Men (Jack Marshall) (2:43)
9. Heebie Jeebies
(Boyd Atkins/Martha Boswell/Richard M. Jones) (2:05)
10. Looking at the World through Rose Colored Glasses
(Tommie Malie/Jimmy Steiger) (2:24)
11. A Song (Jack Marshall) (2:51)
12. I've Found a New Baby (Jack Palmer/Bert Williams) (2:28)

59/9

Personnel: Vic Lewis (conductor), Dickie McPherson,
Jimmy Deuchar, Leon Calvert, Gordon Turnbull [out 6],
Kenny Wheeler [6] (trumpets),
Keith Christie (trombone), Roy East (alto saxophone),
Vic Ash (tenor saxophone, clarinet), Art Ellefson (tenor saxophone),
Ronnie Ross (baritone saxophone), Terry Shannon (piano),
Arthur Watts (bass), Allan Ganley (drums).
Leader: Vic Lewis
Date: June 1959
Venue: London
Label: Ember CJS807, SE8018
Album Titles: Vic Lewis and His All Stars at The Beaulieu Festival
and Big Band Explosion

1. Beaulieu Blues (Tony Crombie) (5:11)
2. Lady Belinda (Tony Crombie) (2:07)
3. Motor Museum (Tony Crombie) (4:05)
4. Domus (Tony Crombie) (3:03)
5. Monty (Tony Crombie) (5:40)
6. Gold Dust (Vic Lewis) (3:27)
7. Dobbs Ferry (Vic Lewis) (3:08)
8. The Jacaranda Tree (Vic Lewis) (4:18)
9. Beau Kai (Vic Lewis) (4:07)
10. The Forest (Vic Lewis) (2:51)

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1. The Country Squire (Ronnie Ross) (3:51)
2. Pitiful Pearl (Ronnie Ross) (3:33)
3. The Moonbather (Allan Ganley) (4:00)
4. The Real Funky Blues (Art Ellefson) (6:29)
5. It's a Big Wide Wonderful World (John Rox) (5:12)
6. Blues for the Five of Us (Ronnie Ross) (4:48)
7. I Won't Fret if You Don't Get the Blues Anymore
(Stan Jones) (3:39)
8. How Long has this been Going On?
(George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin ) (4:12)
9. Blues for June (unissued)
10. Two Hoots (unissued?)
11. Cherry (unissued)
12. Suddenly it's Spring
(Johnny Burke/Jimmy Van Heusen ) (unissued)

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59/11

Personnel: Joe Harriott [1 2 4 5] (alto saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [1 3 4 5] (baritone saxophone),
Milt Jackson [1 4 5] (vibraphone), John Lewis (piano),
Percy Heath (bass), Connie Kay (drums).
Leader: John Lewis
Date: December 2 1959
Venue: Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland

1. Bags' Groove (Milt Jackson) (8:33)
2. Lover Man (Oh! Where Can You Be)
(Davis/Ramirez/Sherman) (5:11)
3. Body and Soul (Johnny Green/Andrew Eyton) (4:44)
4. A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) (7:49)
5. All the Things You Are (Jerome Kern) (5:57)

Note: The above represents part of the concert only.
The recording I have is not good quality, having apparently
been taken by a member of the audience.

59/12

Personnel: Joe Harriott [4 5 7 16] (alto saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [4 6 7 16] (baritone saxophone),
Milt Jackson [out 5 6] (vibraphone), John Lewis (piano),
Percy Heath (bass), Connie Kay (drums).
Leader: John Lewis
Date: December 4 1959
Venue: Free Trade Hall, Manchester, United Kingdom

1. Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
(Oscar Hammerstein II/Sigmund Romberg) (4:12)
2. How High the Moon (Nancy Hamilton/M. Lewis ) (6:35)
3. One Never Knows (John Lewis) (7:59)
4. Django (John Lewis) (7:00)
5. Autumn in New York (Vernon Duke) (6:11)
6. How Long has this been Going On?
(George Gershwin/Ira Gershwin ) (4:36)
7. A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) (7:41)
8. Now's the Time (Charlie Parker) (4:43)
9. 'Round Midnight
(Bernie Hanighen/Thelonious Monk/Cootie Williams) (4:26)
10. Woody 'n' You (Dizzy Gillespie) (4:45)
11. What's New (Johnny Burke/Bob Haggart ) (4:43)
12. Bluesology (Milt Jackson/Mike O Neill) (4:36)
13. Skating in Central Park (John Lewis) (5:15)
14. The Golden Striker (John Lewis) (3:56)
15. Medley: Stardust (Hoagy Carmichael)/
I Can't Get Started with You (Vernon Duke/Ira Gershwin)/
Lover Man (Davis/Ramirez/Sherman) (7:30)
16. Bags' Groove (Milt Jackson) (6:40)

59/13

Personnel: Joe Harriott [4 5 7 16] (alto saxophone),
Ronnie Ross [4 6 7 16] (baritone saxophone),
Milt Jackson [out 5 6] (vibraphone), John Lewis (piano),
Percy Heath (bass), Connie Kay (drums).
Leader: John Lewis
Date: December 4 1959
Venue: Free Trade Hall, Manchester, United Kingdom

1. The Queen's Fancy (John Lewis) (3:15)
2. Cortege (John Lewis) (6:58)
3. I'll Remember April
(Gene DePaul/Patricia Johnston/Don Raye) (4:37)
4. Django (John Lewis) (7:54)
5. Autumn in New York (Vernon Duke) (6:16)
6. Body and Soul (Johnny Green/Andrew Eyton) (4:48)
7. A Night in Tunisia (Dizzy Gillespie) (8:13)
8. Fontessa (John Lewis) (10:32)
9. Social Call (John Lewis) (4:51)
10. Confirmation (Charlie Parker) (3:49)
11. 'Round Midnight
(Bernie Hanighen/Thelonious Monk/Cootie Williams) (4:19)
12. Woody 'n' You (Dizzy Gillespie) (3:54)
13. Yesterdays (Jerome Kern) (4:25)
14. The Golden Striker (John Lewis) (4:12)
15. Bags' Groove (Milt Jackson) (3:33)
16. All the Things You Are (Jerome Kern) (7:08)