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Dick Hyman
Throughout a busy musical career that got underway in the early '50s, Dick (*1927) has functioned as pianist, organist, arranger, music director, and composer. His versatility in all of these areas has resulted in a long career involving film scores, orchestral compositions, concert appearances and well over 100 albums recorded under his own name. Dick has also investigated ragtime and the earliest periods of jazz and has researched and recorded the piano music of Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton, James P. Johnson, Zez Confrey, Eubie Blake and Fats Waller, which he often features in his frequent recitals. Other solo recordings include the music of Irving Berlin, Harold Arlen, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Richard Rodgers and Duke Ellington. Some of his past recordings with combos are From The Age Of Swing, Swing Is Here, Cheek To Cheek, and If Bix Played Gershwin, plus numerous duet albums with cornetist Ruby Braff, and fellow pianists including Ralph Sutton, Shelly Berg, Derek Smith. In a very different vein, Mr. Hyman was one of the first to record on the Moog synthesizer, and his Minotaur landed on the Billboard charts.
 
Mr. Hyman's concert compositions for piano and orchestra include a concerto and his Ragtime Fantasy. Other works include a clarinet concerto (for Ken Peplowski), a cantata based on the autobiography of Mark Twain and Bottle It Up for voices and chamber orchestra. A growing catalog of chamber music compositions include Dances and Diversions, Danzas Tropicales, a violin/piano sonata, and miscellaneous pieces for trio, quartet, quintet, etc. Dick has been heard in "Three-Piano Crossover" with the late Marian McPartland and Ruth Laredo, and in numerous pops concerts. After serving as artistic director for the acclaimed Jazz in July series at New York's 92nd Street Y for twenty years, he stepped down, but continues to perform individual concerts.
 
In addition to his activities in the jazz and concert worlds, Dick has had a prolific career in New York as a studio musician and won seven Most Valuable Player Awards from the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. He acted as music director for such television programs as Benny Goodman's final appearance (on PBS) and for In Performance at the White House. He received an Emmy for his original score for Sunshine's on the Way, a daytime drama, and another for musical direction of a PBS special on Eubie Blake. He is a member of the Jazz Hall of Fame of the Rutgers Institute of Jazz Studies and the New Jersey Jazz Society. In 2017, Dick received the Jazz Master Award from the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as an honorary doctorate from the Julliard School of Music.
 
In years past, Dick was music director for Arthur Godfrey as well as orchestrator of the hit musical Sugar Babies. He has served as composer/arranger/conductor/pianist for the Woody Allen films Zelig, The Purple Rose of Cairo, Broadway Danny Rose, Stardust Memories, Hannah and Her Sisters, Radio Days, Bullets Over Broadway, Mighty Aphrodite, Everyone Says "I Love You", Sweet and Lowdown, The Curse Of The Jade Scorpion and Melinda and Melinda. Other scores have included Moonstruck, Scott Joplin, The Lemon Sisters, and Alan and Naomi.
 
Dick's Century Of Jazz Piano, an encyclopedic series of solo performances, has been released on Arbors Records, while a transcription is published by Hal Leonard Music. Other newer recordings are with clarinetist Ken Peplowski, singer Heather Masse, and Dick's daughter, violinist Judy Hyman.
contact: dick@dickhyman.com
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Discography
The Mundell Lowe Quartet
Riverside Records RLP 12-204
released 1955
Mundell Lowe, guitar
Dick Hyman, piano, organ, celesta
Trigger Alpert, bass
Ed Shaughnessy, drums
Swingin' On The Vibories
ABC-Paramount ABC-110
released 1956
recorded January 1956
Leonard Feather, piano, vibes
Bob Enevoldsen, tenor sax, trombone, bass
Frank Wess, tenor sax, flute
Benny Powell, trombone
Thad Jones, trumpet
Kenny Drew, piano
Sonny Clark, piano, vibes
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Red Mitchell, piano, vibes, bass
Gerald Wiggins, piano, vibes
Oscar Pettiford, bass
Leroy Vinnegar, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
Stan Levey, drums
Larance Marable, drums
South Pacific Jazz
ABC-Paramount ABCS-235
released 1958
Tony Scott, clarinet
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
George Duvivier, bass
Grassella Oliphant, drums
Osie Johnson, drums
In Indigo
ABC-Paramount ABCS-236
released 1959
recorded April 1958 through March 1959
Ernie Royal, trumpet
Dick Hyman, organ
George Duvivier, bass
Charlie Persip, drums
That's How I Love The Blues
Riverside Records RS 9441
released 1963
recorded October to December 1962 in New York, NY/USA
Mark Murphy, vocals
Al Cohn, conductor
Clark Terry, trumpet
Nick Travis, trumpet
Snooky Young, trumpet
Jim Hall, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ
Roger Kellaway, piano
Bernie Leighton, organ
Ben Tucker, bass
Dave Bailey, drums
Willie Rodriguez, percussion
Lady Soul
Atco Records SD 33-157
recorded January 1963 in Los Angeles, CA/USA
Vi Redd, alto sax, vocals
Bill Perkins, tenor sax, flute
Barney Kessel, guitar
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Paul Griffin, piano
Dick Hyman, organ
Jennell Hawkins, organ
Ben Tucker, bass
Leroy Vinnegar, bass
Dave Bailey, drums
Leroy Harrison, drums
Cleopatra Fellin' Jazzy
Impulse! AS-41
recorded May 1963 in Englewood Cliffs, NJ/USA
Paul Gonsalves, tenor sax
Kenny Burrell, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ
Hank Jones, piano
George Duvivier, bass
Roy Haynes, drums
Moon Gas
MGM Records SE-4119
released 1963
Dick Hyman, Lawry organ, clarinet, piano
Mary Mayo, vocals
Vinnie Bell, guitar
Nick Tagg, Hammond B-3 organ, piano
Joe Benjamin, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
Bob Rosengarden, percussion
Romantic Guitar
Command RS 847 SD
released 1963

Dick Hyman, Lowrey organ
Al Casamenti, guitar
Tony Mottola, guitar
Bob Haggart, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
Bob Rosengarden, marimba, xylophone, vibes, congas, bongos, bells
Phil Kraus, marimba, xylophone, vibes, congas, bongos, bells
Electrodynamics
Command RS 856 SD
released 1963
also issued as Stomping At The Savoy
Dick Hyman, Lowrey organ
Al Casamenti, guitar
Tony Mottola, guitar
Bob Rosengarden, vibes, marimba, xylophone, percussion
Phil Kraus, vibes, marimba, xylophone, percussion
Bob Haggart, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
Fabulous
Command RS 862 SD
released 1963

Dick Hyman, Lowrey organ
Tony Mottola, guitar
Bob Rosengarden, vibes, percussion
Bob Haggart, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
Phil Kraus, percussion
That Righteous Feelin'
Capitol Records ST-1839
released 1963

Jonah Jones, trumpet
Bob Bain, guitar
Howard Roberts, guitar
Dick Hyman, piano, organ
John Brown, bass
Danny Farrar, drums
André Persiani, percussion
The Jubilee Four, vocals
The New Disciples of Rhythm
Breeze From The East
Verve Records V6-8575
released 1964
Cal Tjader, vibes
Jerry Dodgion, flute
Dick Hyman, organ
Lonnie Hewitt, piano
George Duvivier, bass
Johnny Rae, drum
Willie Bobo, percussion
The Whistler And His Guitar
ABC-Paramount ABCS-482
released 1964
recorded 1962
Toots Thielemans, guitar, whistling
Dick Hyman, organ
Arnold Fishkin, bass
Don Lamond, drums
Sol Gubin, drums
Discotheque: Dance Dance Dance
Command RS 873SD
released 1964
Enoch Light, conductor
Phil Bodner, alto sax, flute
Al Casamente, guitar
Tony Mottola, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ
Bob Haggart, bass
Bucky Pizzarelli, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
Bobby Rosengarden, drums
The Man From O.R.G.A.N.
Command RS 891 SD
released 1965
Dick Hyman, organ
Al Casamenti, guitar
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Tony Mottola, guitar
Bob Haggart, bass
Bobby Rosengarden, percussion
Osie Johnson, percussion
Phil Kraus, percussion
Quiet Nights
RCA Camden CAS-914
released 1965
Walt Levinsky, alto sax, flute
Phil Bodner, tenor sax, flute, piccolo
Buddy Morrow, trombone
Paul Faulise, bass trombone
Mel Davis, trumpet,flugelhorn
Buck Pizzarelli, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Bobby Haggart, bass
Bobby Rosengarden, drums
Phil Kraus, percussion
Arthur Prysock & Count Basie
Verve Records V6-8646
released 1966
recorded in Englewood Cliffs, NJ/USA
Arthur Prysock, vocals
Bill Byers, conductor
Dick Hyman, conductor, organ
Frank Foster, conductor
Mort Garson, conductor
Robert Plater, sax, clarinet
Charles Fowlkes, sax, clarinet
Eddie Davis, sax, clarinet
Eric Dixon, sax, clarinet
Marshal Royal, sax, clarinet
Al Grey, trombone
William Hughes, trombone
Grover Mitchell, trombone
Henderson Chambers, trombone
Henry Coker, trombone
Albert Aarons, trumpet
Phil Guilbeau, trumpet
George Cohn, trumpet
Wallace Davenport, trumpet
Fred Green, guitar
Count Basie, piano, organ
Norman Keenan, bass
Grady Tate, drums
Rufus Jones, drums
Lush, Latin & Lovely
Project 3 Total Sound PR 5020 SD
released 1967
Tony Mottola, guitar
Mel Davis, flugelhorn
Bernie Glow, trumpet
Stanley Webb, reeds
Phil Bodner, flute, tenor saxophone
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Al Casamenti, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ
Dom Cortese, accordion
Bob Haggart, bass
Bob Rosengarden, drums
Phil Kraus, percussion
Charmaine And Other Beautiful Organ Songs
RCA Camden CAS-2229
released 1968
Dick Hyman, organ
The Organmasters
RCA Camden CAS-2229
released 1968
Dick Hyman, organ
Mirrors: Reflections Of Today
Command RS 924 SD
released 1968
Dick Hyman, piano, organ
Bob Haggart, bass
Bob Rosengarden, drums
Toots
Command RS 930 SD
released 1968
Toots Thielemans, guitar, harmonica
Al Casamenti, guitar
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Gene Bertoncini, guitar
Herbie Hancock, piano
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Ron Carter, bass
Ronnie Zito, drums
Sweet Sweet Soul
Command RS 933 SD
released 1968
Dick Hyman, piano, organ, clavinet
Bob Haggart, bass
Bob Rosengarden, drums
Moog: The Electric Eclectics Of Dick Hyman
Command COM 939 SD
released 1969
Dick Hyman, Moog synthesizer, organ, piano
Jay Berliner, guitar
Art Ryerson, guitar
Walter Sear, synthesizer
Chet Amsterdam, bass
Buddy Salzman, drums
Green Power
Project 3 Total Sound PR 5052 SD
released 1971
Urbie Green, trombone
George Opalisky, soprano sax
Phil Bodner, baritone sax
Marion Milam, trumpet
Howie Collins, guitar
Tony Mottola, guitar
Vinnie Bell, guitar
Dick Hyman, piano, organ
Don Heitler, piano, organ
Russell George, bass
Jule Ruggiero, bass
Jay Leonhart, bass
Grady Tate, drums
Kathy Preston, vocals
Fantomfingers
Project 3 Total Sound PR 5057 SD
released 1971
Dick Hyman, Baldwin organ
Tony Mottola, guitar
Russell George, bass
Bill La Vorgna, drums
Back Home Again
Monmouth Evergreen MES/7041
released 1971
recorded September/October 1971 in New York, NY/USA
Lee Wiley, vocals
Johnny Mince, alto sax, clarinet Buddy Morrow, trombone
Rusty Dedrick, trumpet, flugelhorn
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
George Duvivier, bass
Don Lamond, drums
The Kaleidoscopic Keyboard
Command RSSD 973-2
released 1973
Dick Hyman, Lowrey organ
Tony Mottola, guitar, banjo
Al Casamenti, guitar
Bobby Rosengarden, vibes, percussion
Bucky Pizzarelli, bass
Everett Barksdale, bass
Bob Haggart, bass
Osie Johnson, drums
The Ray Charles Singers, vocals
Cozy Cole
Everest Records Archive Of Folk & Jazz Music FS 288
released 1974
recorded 1961 in New York City/USA
Cozy Cole, drums
Jerome Richardson, baritone sax, clarinet
John Hafer, trombone
Al Klink, trombone
George Holt, trumpet
Bernie Privin, trumpet
Bob Hammer, piano
Dick Hyman, organ
Jack Lesberg, bass
Milt Hinton, bass
Doug Allen, percussion
Phil Krauss, percussion
Sliding By
Discophon S 4359
released 1978
Joe Venuti, violin
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Organ Boogie Woogie
CBS 21079
released 1983
compilation
Dick Hyman, organ
Ruben Cole, piano
Tiny Grimes, guitar
Cozy Cole, drums
America The Beautiful
Concord Jazz GW-3003
released 1984
Ruby Braff, cornet
Dick Hyman, organ
Shut Yo' Mouth
P.M. Records, Inc. PMR-024
released 1987
Slam Stewart, bass, vocals
Dick Hyman, piano, organ
Major Holley, bass, vocals
Oliver Jackson, drums
Jelly & James
Sony Masterworks MDK 52552
released 1992
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Kenny Davern, soprano sax, clarinet
Bob Wilber, soprano sax
Phil Bodner, alto sax
Vic Dickenson, trombone
Urbie Green, trombone
Mel Davis, trumpet
Pee Wee Erwin, trumpet
Joe Wilder, trumpet
Ruby Braff, cornet
Don Butterfield, tuba
Tony Mottola, banjo
Joe Venuti, violin
Milt Hinton, bass
Panama Francis, drums
Home In Your Heart
Atlantic R2 70284
released 1992
compilation
Solomon Burke, vocals
Léon Cohen, alto sax
Charlie Brown, tenor sax, guitar
Arthur "Babe" Clarke, tenor sax
Charles DeAngelis, tenor sax
Arthur Kaplan, tenor sax
King Curtis, tenor sax
Alonzo Buddy Lucas, tenor sax
Tom Mace, tenor sax
David "Fathead" Newman, tenor sax
Jesse Powell, tenor sax
Ben Smith, tenor sax
Sam "The Man" Taylor, tenor sax
Herb Wasserman, tenor sax, flute
Seldon Powell, tenor sax, baritone sax
Haywood Henry, baritone sax
Jerome Richardson, baritone sax
Bill Bivins, sax
John Scott, sax
Bob Asher, trombone
Jimmy Cleveland, trombone
Quentin Jackson, trombone
George Jeffers, trombone
Benny Powell, trombone
Tony Studd, bass trombone
Dud Bascomb, trumpet
Bill Berry, trumpet
Dave Burns, trumpet
Ray Copeland, trumpet
Bernie Glow, trumpet
Melvin Lastie, trumpet
Irvin "Marky" Markowitz, trumpet
Jimmy Maxwell, trumpet
Joe Newman, trumpet
Jimmy Nottingham, trumpet
Ernie Royal, trumpet
Robert Scott, trumpet
Eddie Williams, trumpet
Lamar Wright, trumpet
Snooky Young, trumpet
Don Arnone, guitar
Billy Bauer, guitar
Bob Bushnell, guitar
Billy Butler, guitar
Al Caiola, guitar
Everett Barksdale, guitar
Eric Gale, guitar
Allen Hanlon, guitar
Allen Harlow, guitar
Jimmy Johnson, guitar
Carl Lynch, guitar
Charles Macey, guitar
Trade Martin, guitar
Bucky Pizzarelli, guitar
Wally Richardson, guitar
Al Schackman, guitar
George Barnes, guitar, bass
Joe South, guitar
Wild Jimmy Spruill, guitar
Bill Suyker, guitar
Chauncey Westbrook, guitar
Reggie Young, guitar
Robert Banks, organ
Felix Cavaliere, organ
Dick Hyman, organ
Leroy Glover, organ, piano
Bert Keyes, organ
Robert Mosely, organ
Spooner Oldham, organ
Teacho Wiltshire, organ
Bobby Wood, organ, piano
Artie Butler, piano
Bobby Emmons, piano
Paul Griffin, piano
Ernie Hayes, piano
Hank Jones, piano
Moe Wechsler, piano
Alfred Williams, piano
Phil Kraus, vibes, tambourine, xylophone
Dave Adams, bass
Joe Benjamin, bass
Tommy Cogbill, bass
Art Davis, bass
Leonard Gaskin, bass
Jimmy Lewis, bass
Alan Lucas, bass
Wendell Marshall, bass
Russ Saunders, bass
James Tyrell, bass
Gary Chester, drums
Gene Chrisman, drums
Bobby Donaldson, drums
Panama Francis, drums
Roger Hawkins, drums
Herb Lovelle, drums
Bernard "Pretty" Purdie, drums
Todd Sommer, drums, percussion
Paul Faulise, percussion
Joe Venuti, percussion
Warren Smith, percussion, tabla
Harry Breuer, tambourine
George Devens, tambourine
First Lady Of Song
Verve Records 314 517 898-2
released 1993
compilation, September 1949 to July 1966
Ella Fitzgerald, vocals
Buddy Bregman, conductor
Frank DeVol, conductor
Russell Garcia, conductor
Billy May, conductor
Marty Paich, conductor
Nelson Riddle, conductor
Herb Geller, alto sax
Johnny Hodges, alto sax
Bill Holman, alto sax
Ronnie Lang, alto sax
Charlie Parker, alto sax
Russell Procope, alto sax, clarinet
Marshall Royal, alto sax, flute
Bud Shank, alto sax
Willie Smith, alto sax
Sonny Stitt, alto sax
Frank Wess, alto sax, tenor sax, flute
Bob Cooper, tenor sax, trombone
Eric Dixon, tenor sax, flute
Frank Foster, tenor sax
Stan Getz, tenor sax
Paul Gonsalves, tenor sax
Jimmy Hamilton, tenor sax, clarinet
Coleman Hawkins, tenor sax
Illinois Jacquet, tenor sax
Ted Nash, tenor sax
Flip Phillips, tenor sax
Ben Webster, tenor sax, trumpet
Lester Young, tenor sax
Harry Carney, bass sax, clarinet, bass clarinet
Med Flory, bass sax
Chuck Gentry, bass sax
Milt Bernhart, trombone
Lawrence Brown, trombone
Henry Coker, trombone
Chuck Connors, trombone
Buster Cooper, trombone
Bob Enevoldsen, trombone, trumpet
Urbie Green, trombone
Joe Howard, trombone
Bill Hughes, trombone
Quentin Jackson, trombone
J.J. Johnson, trombone
Melba Liston, trombone
Benny Powell, trombone
John Sanders, trombone
Tommy Turk, trombone
Lloyd Ulyate, trombone
Kai Winding, trombone
Britt Woodman, trombone
Trummy Young, trombone
George Roberts, bass trombone
Al Aarons, trumpet
Cat Anderson, trumpet
Louis Armstrong, trumpet, vocals
Pete Candoli, trumpet
Sonny Cohn, trumpet
Willie Cook, trumpet
Ray Copeland, trumpet
Wendell Culley, trumpet
Harry "Sweets" Edison, trumpet
Roy Eldridge, trumpet
Mercer Ellington, trumpet
Don Fagerquist, trumpet
Conrad Gozzo, trumpet
Herbie Jones, trumpet
Reunald Jones, trumpet
Thad Jones, trumpet
Taft Jordan, trumpet
Ray Linn, trumpet
Ray Nance, trumpet
Joe Newman, trumpet
Bill Perkins, trumpet
Al Porcino, trumpet
Don Rader, trumpet
Flip Ricard, trumpet
Ernie Royal, trumpet
Clark Terry, trumpet
Joe Wilder, trumpet
Stu Williamson, trumpet
Carl Davis, reeds
Bill Graham, reeds
Charlie Fowlkes, reeds
Wilmer Shakesnider, reeds
Les Taylor, reeds
Phil Woods, reeds
John Kitzmiller, tuba
Vincent DeRosa, French horn
Buddy DeFranco, clarinet
Edmond Hall, clarinet
Herb Ellis, guitar
Freddie Green, guitar
Jim Hall, guitar
Barney Kessel, guitar
Mundell Lowe, guitar
Al Viola, guitar
Don Abney, piano
Count Basie, piano
Wild Bill Davis, organ
Bill Doggett, piano
Duke Ellington, piano
Tommy Flanagan, piano
Dick Hyman, organ
Hank Jones, piano
Jimmy Jones, piano
Billy Kyle, piano
Lou Levy, piano, cello
Oscar Peterson, piano
Jimmy Rowles, piano
Paul Smith, piano
Stuff Smith, piano, vocals
Ray Tunia, piano
Frank Flynn, vibes
Max Bennett, bass
Keter Betts, bass
Ray Brown, bass
Buddy Catlett, bass
Lucille Dixon, bass
Jim Hughart, bass
Dale Jones, bass
Eddie Jones, bass
John Lamb, bass
Wendell Marshall, bass
Wilfred Middlebrooks, bass
Red Mitchell, bass
Joe Mondragon, bass
Jimmy Woode, bass
Bill Yancey, bass
Louie Bellson, drums
Barrett Deems, drums
Gus Johnson, drums
Jo Jones, drums
Mel Lewis, drums
Shelly Manne, drums
Sonny Payne, drums
Buddy Rich, drums
Alvin Stoller, drums
Grady Tate, drums
Sam Woodyard, drums
Persuasive Percussion
Varèse Vintage VSD-5636
released 1995
tracks 01-12: originally issued 1959 as "Persuasive Percussion Vol.1" Command Records RE 800
tracks 13-20: originally issued 1960 as "Persuasive Percussion Vol.2" Command Records RE 808
Enoch Light, conductor, violin
Terry Snyder And The All Stars
Stanley Webb, reeds
Tony Mottola, guitar
Dominic Cortese, accordion
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Jack Lesberg, bass
Terry Snyder, drums, percussion
Todd Sommer, drums
Art Marotti, percussion
Willie Rodriguez, bongos, percussion
Cal Tjader - Talking Verve
Verve Records 314 531 562-2
Cal Tjader, vibes
Dick Hyman, organ
Jerry Dodgion, flute
Lonnie Hewitt, piano
George Duvivier, drums
Jazz 'Round Midnight
Verve Records 314 531 933-2
compilation
Cal Tjader, vibes
Paul Horn, reeds
Kenny Burrell, guitar
Jimmy Raney, guitar
João Donato, organ
Clare Fischer, organ, piano
Dick Hyman, organ
Patti Bown, piano
Robert Corwin, piano
Paul Griffin, piano
Lonnie Hewitt, piano
Hank Jones, piano
Bernie Leighton, piano
Richard Davis, bass
George Duvivier, bass
John Hilliard, bass
Al McKibbon, bass
Red Mitchell, bass
Freddie Schreiber, bass
Sol Gubin, drums
Johnny Rae, drums, timba
Ed Shaughnessy, drums
Grady Tate, drums
Ed Thigpen, drums
Willie Rodriguez, percussion
Alberto Valdés, percussion
Bill Fitch, congas
Wilfredo Vincente, congas
Armando Peraza, bongos, percussion
Ardeen de Camp, vocals
Anita O'Day, vocals
Morning, Noon, & Night - The Collection
Verve Records 314 557 484-2
compilation recorded between 1954 and 1968
Arthur Prysock, vocals
Mort Garson, conductor
Dick Hyman, conductor, organ
Don Sebesky, conductor
Torrie Zito, conductor
Bobby Plater, alto sax, flute
Marshall Royal, alto sax, clarinet
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, tenor sax
Eric Dixon, tenor sax, flute
Henderson Chambers, trombone
Henry Coker, trombone
Al Grey, trombone
Bill Hughes, bass trombone
Grover Mitchell, trombone
Al Aarons, trumpet
Sonny Cohn, trumpet
Wallace Davenport, trumpet
Philip Guilbeau, trumpet
Freddie Green, guitar
Count Basie, piano
Charlie Fowlkes, bass
Norman Keenan, bass
Grady Tate, drums
A Perfect Match
Arbors Records ARCD 19193
recorded August 1997 in New York, NY/USA
Bob Wilber, alto sax
Dick Hyman, organ
Britt Woodman, trombone
James Chirillo, guitar
Phil Flanigan, bass
Joe Ascione, drums
In The Beginning
Baldwin Street Music BJH-307
recorded between 1949 and 1954
Teddi King, vocals
John Farrell, conductor
Nat Pierce, conductor
David Chapman, alto sax
Charlie Mariano, alto sax
George Meyers, baritone sax
Bob Carr, trombone
Sonny Truitt, trombone
Frank Lane, trombone
Dud Harvey, trumpet
Don Stratton, trumpet
Perry Wilson, trumpet
Charlie Shavers, trumpet
Lonnie Johnson, trumpet
Dick Garcia, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
George Shearing, piano
Joe Roland, vibes
Frank Gallagher, bass
Milt Hinton, bass
Al McKibbon, bass
Bill Clark, drums
Marquis Foster, drums
Don Lamond, drums
Country Joe McDonald, drums
I Dig Jonah: The Jonah Jones Capitol Collection
Collectors' Choice Music CCM-108-2
compilation, recorded February 1957 through 1963
Jonah Jones, trumpet, vocals
Bob Bain, guitar
Howard Roberts, guitar
Teddy Brannon, piano
Dick Hyman, organ
André Persiani, piano
George Rhodes, piano
John Brown, bass
Harold Austin, drums
Danny Farrar, drums
George Foster, drums
1953 - 1954
Classics CLASSICS 5142
compilation
Clyde McPhatter, vocals
Walter Adams, guitar
Mickey Baker, guitar
Jimmy Oliver, guitar
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Jesse Stone, piano
Al Williams, piano
Lloyd Trotman, bass
Connie Kay, drums
Bill Pinkney, vocals
Andrew Thrasher, vocals
Gerhart Thrasher, vocals
David Baughn, vocals
Willie Ferbee, vocals
Charlie Hughes, vocals
It's Wonderful
Proper Box PROPERBOX 130
compilation, recorded between 1937 and 1956
Maxine Sullivan, vocals
Larry Johnson And His Orchestra
Eddie Barefield, alto sax
Pete Brown, alto sax
William Brown, alto sax, baritone sax
Jess Carneol, alto sax
Benny Carter, alto sax
Chester Hazlett, alto sax, clarinet
Hilton Jefferson, alto sax
Bernard Kaufman, alto sax
Slats Long, alto sax, clarinet
Jimmy Lytell, alto sax, clarinet
Nuncio "Toots" Mondello, alto sax
Russell Procope, alto sax
Ernest Purce, alto sax
Paul Ricci, alto sax, clarinet
Jerome Richardson, alto sax, tenor sax, flute
Tony Scott, alto sax, clarinet
Floyd Turnham, alto sax
Ulysses "Buddy" Banks, tenor sax
Don Byas, tenor sax
Bud Freeman, tenor sax
Dexter Gordon, tenor sax
Ernie Powell, tenor sax
Babe Russin, tenor sax
Walter "Foots" Thomas, tenor sax
Freddy Williams, tenor sax
Eddie Powell, baritone sax, flute
Jimmy Archey, trombone
Joe Britton, trombone
Vic Dickenson, trombone
Al Grey, trombone
Jack Lacey, trombone
Alton Moore, trombone
Sandy Williams, trombone
Trummy Young, trombone
Emmett Berry, trumpet
Doc Cheatham, trumpet
Sidney DeParis, trumpet
Neal Hefti, trumpet
Manny Klein, trumpet
Lincoln Mills, trumpet
Joe Newman, trumpet
Frankie Newton, trumpet
Lloyd Reese, trumpet
Shorty Rogers, trumpet
Charlie Shavers, trumpet
Charlie Spivak, trumpet
Courtney Williams, trumpet
Bobby Hackett, cornet
Harold Goltzer, bassoon
Vic Ash, clarinet
Buster Bailey, clarinet
Hank D'Amico, clarinet
Reggie Merrill, clarinet
Leo Trammel, clarinet
Carl Prager, bass clarinet
Mitch Miller, oboe
Everett Barksdale, guitar
Ken Binford, guitar
Tony Colucci, guitar
Freddie Green, guitar
Herb Thomas, guitar
Eddie Beal, piano
Kenneth Billings, piano
Ralph Dollimore, piano
Leonard Feather, harpsichord
Walter Gross, piano
Dick Hyman, organ, piano, harpsichord
Billy Kyle, piano
Ellis Larkins, piano
Milt Rettenberg, piano
Claude Thornhill, piano, vibes
Sonny White, piano
Teddy Wilson, piano
Laura Newell, harp
string section
Red Norvo, vibes
Aaron Bell, bass
Artie Bernstein, bass
Ed Brader, bass
Red Callender, bass
Frank Carroll, bass
Charlie Drayton, bass
Al Hall, bass
Milt Hinton, bass
John Kirby, bass
Ashley Kozak, bass
Wendell Marshall, bass
Harry Patent, bass
Beverly Peer, bass
Oscar Pettiford, bass
John Simmons, bass
Billy Taylor, bass
Cedric Wallace, bass
Louie Bellson, drums
Oscar Lee Bradley, drums
Morey Feld, drums
Gary Gillis, drums
Ralph Green, drums
J.C. Heard, drums
Osie Johnson, drums
Chauncey Morehouse, drums
Specs Powell, drums
Buddy Rich, drums
Ed Rubsam, drums
O'Neill Spencer, drums
Al Taylor, drums
Yesterday & Today
Universal Music T2CD2011052, T2
compilation; recorded between 1946 and 2001 in Bruxelles and Kalmthout/Belgium; Köln/Germany; Stockholm/Sweden; Laren, Weesp, Utrecht and Hilversum/The Netherlands; Paris/France; New York City/USA; Rio de Janeiro/Brazil
Toots Thielemans, guitar, harmonica, whistle, vocals
various artists
Billy Desmedt, organ
Dick Hyman, organ
Eddy Louiss, organ
Reinhold Svensson, organ
That Righteous Feelin'
Blue Moon BMCD 851
compilation; recorded October 1960; December 1961; November 1962 in Los Angeles, CA/USA
Jonah Jones, trumpet
The Casa Loma Orchestra c/ by Benny Carter
Arthur "Sweets" Herfurt, alto sax
Plas Johnson, tenor sax
Babe Russin, tenor sax
Chuck Gentry, baritone sax
Milt Bernhart, trombone
Joe Howard, trombone
Lew McCreary, trombone
George Roberts, trombone
Ken Shroyer, trombone
Conrad Gozzo, trumpet
Joe Graves, trumpet
Mannie Klein, trumpet
Al Porcino, trumpet
Uan Rasey, trumpet
Shorty Sherock, trumpet
Abe Most, clarinet
Bob Bain, guitar
Howard Roberts, guitar
Teddy Brannon, piano
Dick Hyman, organ, piano
Jack Marshall, piano
John Brown, bass
Mike Rubin, bass
Morty Corb, bass
Danny Farrar, drums
Nick Fatool, drums
George Foster, drums
Andre Perciani, percussion
June Christy, vocals
The Jubilee Four, vocals

 
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