George Lewis-cl, Punch Miller-tpt, Louis Nelson-trombone, Joe Robichaux-piano, Papa John Joseph-bass, Emanuel Sayles-banjo, Joe Watkins-drums.

Recorded in September, 1964 at historic San Jacinto Hall in New Orleans, clarinetist George Lewis is joined by de De Pierce, Jim Robinson, Mike Polad, John Joseph and Cie Frazier.

Clarinet player is joined by Kid Thomas-tpt, Jim Robinson-trmb, George Guesnon-bjo, John Joseph-bss, Josiah Frazier-drms, 1962.

This album was the direct result of the Odessa Jazz Party in Texas in which vibraharp player Red Norvo participated, joined by saxophonist Kenny Davern, pianist Dave McKenna, bassist Milt Hinton and drummer Mousey Alexander. Spread over six days, the Odessa Jazz Party brings together twenty or so musicians to play in various contexts. Red brought down the house with assistance by Davern and McKenna, who realized he was tired of making solo records. So, Red invited his friends to the studio in New York in 1975 to record two sessions for this, his second "Famous Door" series album, and here we have evidence of the strongly swinging music heard by the guests at Odessa. Features four previously unissued alternate takes.

This classic album originally released on the Famous Door label was vibraphonist Red Norvo's first date as a leader in five years (since an Affinity session with the Newport All-Stars). Although largely neglected in the 1960s, Norvo was still in prime form as he shows on such numbers as "The One I Love," "Tea for Two," and "Runnin' Wild." He is heard either with a quartet, also including pianist Hank Jones, bassist Milt Hinton, and drummer Jo Jones, or a quintet with pianist Jimmie Rowles, bassist Gene Cherico, drummer Donald Bailey, and guitarist Lloyd Ellis. It's high quality swing from one of the great vibraphonists.

George Lewis-cl, Punch Miller-trumpet, Louis Nelson-trombone, Joe Robichaux-piano, Papa John Joseph-bass, Emanuel Sayles-banjo, Joe Watkins-drums.

Sweet Emma Barrett-pno, Alvin Alcorn-trumpet, Louis Cottrell-cl, Jim Robinson-tmb+, 1963-64, 16 tracks.

Clarinet king & trumpet tyrant combine forces on this 8 track album from 1961, feat. Jim Robinson, Emanuel Sayles, Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau & Sammy Penn.

4 separate broadcasts (Programs 4 thru 7) w. different personnel lineups, feat. Muggsy Spanier, Albert Nicholas, George Brunies, Joe Sullivan, Art Hodes, Sidney Bechet, Danny Barker, Pops Foster, Baby Dodds + others.

Featuring: Art Tatum Trio, Art Tatum, pno, Tiny Grimes, gtr, Slam Stewart, bs, Herman Chittison Trio, Herman Chittison, pno, James Chirley, gtr, Cedric Wallace, bass, 1944. Track Listing: Deep Purple, Anything for You, Liza, Tea for Two, Honeysuckle Rose, Moonglow, I Got Rhythm, Cocktails for Two, I Ain't Got Nobody, After You've Gone, How High the Moon, Just One of Those Things, Schubert's Serenade, As Time Goes By, Frasquita Serenade, My Old Flame, Lover, Persian Rug, the Song Is Ended, 53:32.

Lee Wiley-voc w. Rusty Dedrick-tpt+, Johnny Mince-cl & as, Buddy Morrow-tmb, Dick Hyman-pno & organ, Bucky Pizzarelli-gtr, George Duvivier-bs, Don Lamond-dms, 1971 plus a previously unreleased 1965 demo session with Joe Bushkin on piano.

The Velvet Fog wraps himself around a set recorded in Hollywood in December 1958, with Jimmy Rowles and Bill Miller in the band! Includes the Night We Called It a Day; the Christmas Song; the Glory of Love; Long Ago and Far Away; Old Folks; Nina, and more. 26 tracks!

2-CD set covers 4 separate dates: May 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, 1947, feat. Wild Bill Davison, Albert Nicholas, Coot Grant, Kid Socks Wilson, Kirby Walker, Johnny Glasel, Joe Sullivan & others.

Doc Cheatham-tpt & voc, Brian O'Connell-cl, Butch Thompson-piano, Bill Huntington-guitar & bass, Ernest Elly-drums.

W. Emile Barnes-cl, Harrison Brazley-tmb, Joseph "DeDe" LaCroix Pierce-tpt, Lawrence Toca-tpt, Billie Pierce-pno, Albert Glenny-bs, Cie Frazier-dms, incl.. Previously unissued material.