Format:  Artist-Song-Album-Label

John Coltrane—Naima—1959—The Heavyweight Champion—Atlantic

Herbie Nichols—‘Orse At Safari—1955—The Complete Blue Note Recordings—Blue Note

Stan Getz with Woody Herman and his Orch—What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life—1979—Woody And
Friends—Concord LP

NPR JAZZ TRIBUTE TO GERALD WILSON, born Sept. 4, 1918

Gerald Wilson Orch—The Redd Foxx—1984—Calafia—Trend Records LP

Woody Herman and the Third Herd—Men From Mars—1953—The Third Herd, v. 2—Trend Records LP

Engelbert Wröbel’s Swing Society—Nine O’Clock Beer—1999—Sophisticated Swing—Arbors

Woody Herman Orch—Blue Flame—1941—The Band that Plays The Blues, 1937-1941—Naxos Jazz

Teddy Wilson Sextet—Blues Too—1945—I Want To Be Happy, 1944-1947—Naxos Jazz

Teddy Wilson Quartet—Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed—1946—I Want To Be Happy, 1944-1947—Naxos Jazz

Ben Webster—Where Are You—1957—Bill Harris and Friends—Original Jazz Classics LP

Susannah McCorkle—I Thought About You—1992—Most Requested Songs—Concord

Sam Jones and Company—Strollin’—1962—Down Home—Riverside

Ernie Henry—Free Flight—1956—Presenting Ernie Henry—Riverside LP

Mal Waldron Trio—Too Close For Comfort—1958—Mal/4—Prestige

Andy Bey And The Bey Sisters—Sister Sadie—1964—Andy Bey And The Bey Sisters—Prestige

Randy Porter Trio—Savor—2000—Eight Little Feet—HeavyWood

John Vidacovich—Blue Monday--1996—Banks Street—Record Chebasco (Mississippi)

Andy Bey And The Bey Sisters—Everybody Loves My Baby—1964—Andy Bey And The Bey Sisters—Prestige

Franklin/Clover/Seales—Sweet Lorraine—2000—Three Worlds—Beezwax Records

Bruce Barth—At The Ranch—2000—East And West—MaxJazz

Dave Holland Quintet—Not For Nothin’—2000—Not For Nothin’—ECM

Leon Parker—Ray Of Light (Revisited)—1996—The Simple Life—Label M

Tony Wilson Sextet—Col. Rowan’s March—2000—Lowest Note—Spool/Line 12

Cannonball Adderley Quintet—Work Song—1960—Paris 1960--Pablo