| 1 | –Teddy Wilson And His Orchestra Featuring Billie Holiday And Lester Young | When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)Drums – Jo JonesGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Teddy WilsonTenor Saxophone – Lester YoungTrombone – Benny MortonTrumpet – Buck ClaytonVocals – Billie HolidayWritten-By – Goodwin, Shay, Fisher |
| 2 | –Woody Herman And His Orchestra | Four OthersTrombone [Soloist] – Frank Rehack, Kai Winding, Urbie Green, Vernon FrileyWritten-By – Giuffre |
| 3 | –J. J. Johnson And Kai Winding | Let's Get Away From It AllBass – Paul Chambers Drums – Osie JohnsonPiano – Dick KatzTrombone – J.J. Johnson, Kai WindingWritten-By – Dennis, Adair |
| 4 | –Turk Murphy And His Jazz Band | Tishomingo BluesBanjo – Dick LammiClarinet – Bob HelmPiano – Wally RoseTrombone – Turk MurphyTrumpet – Bob Short Tuba – Freddie CrewesWritten-By – S. Williams |
| 5 | –Bessie Smith With Louis Armstrong | Reckless BluesCornet – Louis ArmstrongHarmonium – Fred LongshawVocals – Bessie SmithWritten-By – Longshaw, Gee |
| 6 | –Bix Beiderbecke | SorryBanjo – Howdy QuicksellBass Saxophone – Adrian RolliniClarinet – Don Murray Cornet – Bix BeiderbeckeDrums – Chauncy MorehousePiano – Frank SignorelliTrombone – Bill RankWritten-By – Quicksell, Klages |
| 7 | –Duke Ellington And His Orchestra | Hy'a SueAlto Saxophone – Johnny Hodges, Russell ProcopeBass – Oscar PettifordClarinet, Tenor Saxophone – Jimmy HamiltonDrums – Sonny GreerGuitar – Fred GuyPiano – Duke EllingtonTenor Saxophone – Al SearsTrombone – Claude Jones, Lawrence Brown, Tyree GlennTrumpet – Francis Williams, Harold Baker, Ray Nance, Shelton Hemphill, Wilbur BascombeWritten-By – Ellington |
| 8 | –The Dave Brubeck Quartet | AudreyAlto Saxophone – Paul DesmondBass – Bob BatesDrums – Joe DodgePiano – Dave BrubeckWritten-By – Brubeck, P. Desmond |
| 9 | –Pete Rugolo And His Orchestra | King Porter StompAlto Flute – Harry KleeAlto Saxophone, Flute – Bud ShankBaritone Saxophone – Bob Gordon Drums – Shelly ManneGuitar – Laurindo AlmeidaOboe [Tenor and Alto] – Bob CooperPiano – Claude WilliamsonTenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Jimmy GiuffreTimpani – Bernie MadisonTrombone – Herbie Harper, Milt BernhartTrumpet – Maynard Ferguson, Pete Candoli, Shorty RogersWritten-By – Morton |
| 10 | –Eddie Condon And His All-Stars | Beale Street BluesBass – Walter PageClarinet – Edmond HallCornet – Wild Bill DavisonDrums – Cliff LeemanGuitar – Eddie CondonPiano – Gene SchroederTrombone – Cutty CutshallWritten-By – Handy |
| 11 | –Count Basie And His Orchestra | HowzitAlto Saxophone – Marshall Royal, Ruhir PhelpsBass – Jimmy Lewis Drums – Gus JohnsonGuitar – Freddie GreenPiano – Count BasieTenor Saxophone – Arthur Rollini, Wardell GrayTrombone – Lear Cornegys, Matthew Gee, Michel WoodsTrumpet – Al Porcino, Bob Mitchell , Clark Terry, Lamar Wright Written-By – Harding |
| 12 | –Louis Armstrong And His Hot Five Featuring Earl Hines | West End BluesBanjo – Mancy CaraClarinet – Jimmy StrongDrums – Zutty SingletonPiano – Earl HinesTrombone – Fred RobinsonTrumpet, Vocals – Louis ArmstrongWritten-By – Williams, Oliver |
| 13 | –Benny Goodman And His Orchestra | Life Goes To A PartyAlto Saxophone – George Koenig, Hymie SchertzerBass – Harry GoodmanClarinet – Benny GoodmanDrums – Gene KrupaGuitar – Allan ReussPiano – Jess StacyTenor Saxophone – Arthur Rollini, Babe RussinTrombone – Red Ballard, Vernon BrownTrumpet – Chris Griffin , Harry James , Ziggy ElmanWritten-By – B. Goodman, H. James |
| 14 | –Bunk Johnson And His Band | Some Of These DaysBass – Wellman BraudClarinet – Garvin BushellDrums – Alphonse SteeleGuitar – Danny BarkerPiano – Don Kirkpatrick Trombone – Ed CuffeeTrumpet – Bunk JohnsonWritten-By – S. Brooks |
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