We'll be together again /

Table of Contents: “…Johnson (4:56) -- Blue bossa / Kenny Dorham (4:05) -- Limehouse blues / Phillip Brahan (5:43) -- How long has this been going on / George & Ira Gershwin (5:43) -- Bud's blues / Bud Powell (4:20) -- Nature boy / E. Ahbez (2:30) -- Solar / Miles Davis (4:17) -- When lights are low / Benny Carter (5:04).…”
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Debut original jazz classics sampler.

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I remember Clifford /

Table of Contents: “…Daahoud / Clifford Brown (4:57) -- Joy spring / Clifford Brown (5:42) -- Parisian thoroughfare / Bud Powell (5:57) -- Cherokee / Ray Noble (5:07) -- I remember Clifford / Benny Golson (4:11) -- The blues walk / Clifford Brown (6:45) -- Sandu / Clifford Brown (5:17) -- I get a kick out of you / Cole Porter (5:11) -- Jordu / Duke Jordan (8:25) -- Caravan / Irving Mills, Jaun Tizol, Duke Ellington (4:26) -- I left this space for you / Arturo Sanduval (5:53).…”
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Jazz matters : reflections on the music and some of its makers / by Ramsey, Douglas K.

Table of Contents: “…A Common Language -- Maturity -- Don't Shoot the Critic, He's Doing His best -- Keeping Time wit the CLU, and Other Thoughts -- Stompin' by the Bayou -- The Uses of Tradition -- Prince Albert/Don Albert -- Clark Terry -- Art Farmer -- Miles Davis -- John Coltrane -- Cannonball Adderley -- Bebop -- Bud Powell -- Wardell Gray -- Seeing Red/Red Garland -- Woody Herman -- Bass Hit/Gene Ramey -- Freddie Hubbard -- George Benson and Jack McDuff -- The Dave Brubeck Quartet -- Thelonious Monk -- Charles Mingus -- John Handy -- Four Tenor Saxophonists -- Ben Webster -- Phil Woods -- Love for Sale -- Listener's Journal -- Zoot sims -- Dukes of Dixieland -- Gerry Mulligan -- Chet Baker -- Art Pepper -- Modern Jazz Quartet -- Duke Ellington -- Reviews from "Jazz Review" -- Book Reviews -- A Few of My Favorite Things.…”
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Tokyo '96

Table of Contents: “…Caribbean sky / Keith Jarrett (9:34) -- John's abbey / Bud Powell (5:50) -- My funny Valentine / Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart. …”

Jazz matters : reflections on the music and some of its makers / by Ramsey, Douglas K.

Table of Contents: “…A Common Language -- Maturity -- Don't Shoot the Critic, He's Doing His best -- Keeping Time wit the CLU, and Other Thoughts -- Stompin' by the Bayou -- The Uses of Tradition -- Prince Albert/Don Albert -- Clark Terry -- Art Farmer -- Miles Davis -- John Coltrane -- Cannonball Adderley -- Bebop -- Bud Powell -- Wardell Gray -- Seeing Red/Red Garland -- Woody Herman -- Bass Hit/Gene Ramey -- Freddie Hubbard -- George Benson and Jack McDuff -- The Dave Brubeck Quartet -- Thelonious Monk -- Charles Mingus -- John Handy -- Four Tenor Saxophonists -- Ben Webster -- Phil Woods -- Love for Sale -- Listener's Journal -- Zoot sims -- Dukes of Dixieland -- Gerry Mulligan -- Chet Baker -- Art Pepper -- Modern Jazz Quartet -- Duke Ellington -- Reviews from "Jazz Review" -- Book Reviews -- A Few of My Favorite Things.…”
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Walkin'.

Table of Contents: “…That's Earl, brother / Dizzy Gillespie (8:00) -- My one and only love / Guy Wood, Robert Mellin (5:29) -- Pensativa / Clare Fischer (5:27) -- Walkin' / Richard Carpenter (6:57) -- When she makes music / Marvin Fisher (6:38) -- Celia / Bud Powell (6:17) -- Subconscious Lee / Lee Konitz (7:27) -- Suddenly it's spring / Johnny Burke, Jimmy Van Heusen (3:18) -- Bags' groove / Milt Jackson (6:50) -- Ev'ry time we say goodbye / Cole Porter (4:25) -- Loot to boot / Erroll Garner (3:50).…”
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Paris jam session /

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Expressions /

Table of Contents: “…Lush life / Billy Strayhorn (6:29) -- This nearly was mine / Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II (3:32) -- It could happen to you / Jimmy Van Heusen, Victor Young (3:35) -- My ship / Kurt Weill, Ira Gershwin (3:18) -- I didn't know what time it was / Lorenz Hart, Richard Rodgers (4:05) -- Monk's mood / Thelonious Monk (5:33) -- Oblivion / Earl Bud Powell (3:46) -- Pannonica / Monk (6:05) -- Someone to watch over me / George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin (5:59) -- Armando's rhumba (4:18) ; Blues for art (4:48) / Chick Corea -- Stella by starlight / Victor Young, Ned Washington (4:34) -- I want to be happy / Irving Caesar, Vincent Youmans (4:50) -- Smile / Charlie Chaplin, John Turner, Geoffrey Parsons (2:32).…”
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Jazz roots : McCoy Tyner honors 20th century piano players.

Table of Contents: “…A night in Tunisia (dedicated to Bud Powell) / Dizzy Gillespie, Frank Paparelli -- Pannonica / Thelonius Monk -- My foolish heart (dedicated to Bill Evans) / Victor Young -- Don't get around much anymore / Duke Ellington -- Blues for Fatha (dedicated to Earl Fatha Hines) / McCoy Tyner -- Sweet and lovely (dedicated to Art Tatum) / Gus Arnheim, Harry Tobias, Jules Lemare -- Lullaby of Birdland / George Shearing -- You taught my heart to sing / McCoy Tyner -- Happy days (dedicated to Keith Jarrett) / McCoy Tyner -- Rio (dedicated to Chick Corea) / McCoy Tyner -- Summertime / George Gershwin -- St. …”
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Quincy Jones

The artistry of Bheki Mseleku / by Lilley, Andrew, Mseleku, Bheki, 1955-2008

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An approach to comping : the essentials / by Patton, Jeb, 1974-

Table of Contents: “…Thinking vertically and horizontally ; Passing chords ; Comps by Bud Powell and Barry Harris -- Opening up your voicings. …”

Living with jazz / by Morgenstern, Dan

Table of Contents: “…Armstrong and Ellington -- Profiles and portraits: James Reese Europe -- Paul Whiteman -- Hot Lips Page -- Eddie Condon -- Earl Hines -- Roy Eldridge "Little Jazz" -- Bunny Berigan -- Lionel Hampton -- Jo Jones -- Milt Hinton -- Vic Dickenson -- Dizzy Gillespie -- Clark Terry -- Billy Taylor -- Miles Davis -- Charles Mingus -- Gene Ammons -- Dinah Washington -- Bill Evans -- Paul Desmond -- Bob Brookmeyer -- Dick Wellstood -- Ornette Coleman -- Charlie Haden -- Freddie Hubbard -- Warren Vaché -- Liner notes: Ma Rainey -- Benny Goodman and Jack Teagarden -- Fats Waller -- Art Tatum -- Coleman Hawins -- Ben Webster -- Jack Teagarden -- Pee Wee Russell -- Bobby Hackett -- Ella Fitzgerald -- Lester Young -- Charlie Parker -- Thelonious Monk -- Sarah Vaughan -- Sonny Stitt -- Dexter Gordon -- Jimmy Rowles -- Stan Getz -- John Coltrane -- Tommy Flanagan -- Martial Solal -- Ruby Braff -- Dick Hyman -- Dave McKenna -- Svend Asmussen -- Joe Lovano -- Record reviews: Bessie Smith -- The Original Dixieland jazz Band -- The Chicagoans (1928-1930) -- Jimmie Lunceford -- Count Basie -- Thad Jones -- Benny Carter -- Dexter Gordon -- Lee Konitz -- Houston Person -- Barry Harris -- Jaki Byard -- Wes Montgomery -- Caught in the act: Erroll Garner -- Bud Powell -- Cecil Taylor -- Harry Edison -- Dizzy Gillespie -- Miles Davis -- Jazz at the Philharmonic -- Phil Woods -- Ira Sullivan -- Joe Turner -- Ornette Coleman -- Mary Lou Williams -- Festivals and events: Newport 1960 -- Birdland -- Lester Leaps in -- Eubie Blake -- Washington -- The White House -- Ann Arbor -- Breakfast with champions -- Woody's 40th -- Trumpet Encounter -- Recording jazz: Recorded jazz -- Discography, the thankless science -- The Commodore story -- The Hot Record Society -- The birth of Blue Note -- Keynote Sessions -- Review of "The essential jazz records, V. 1: ragtime to swing / Max Harrison, Charles Fox, and Eric Thacker -- A new standard for reissues -- The outreach of jazz: Jazz and the arts -- Hot chocolates -- Jazz and dance -- Jazz on film -- Jazz and television -- Controversies -- Not by choice -- Cats and categories -- The Conover controversy -- Integrating jazz -- Titans of the tenor sax -- In defense of commercialism.…”

An approach to comping. by Patton, Jeb, 1974-

Jazz makers : vanguards of sound / by Shipton, Alyn

Table of Contents: “…The pioneers: Scott Joplin ; Jelly Roll Morton ; King Oliver ; Louis Armstrong ; Sidney Bechet ; Bix Beiderbecke ; Bessie Smith ; More pioneers to remember -- Swing bands and soloists: Fletcher Henderson ; Duke Ellington ; Cab Calloway ; Benny Goodman ; Artie Shaw ; Jimmy and Tommy Dorsey ; Count Basie ; Ella Fitzgerald ; Billie Holiday ; Lester Young ; Coleman Hawkins ; More swing bandleaders and soloists to remember -- The piano giants: Albert Ammons ; Fats Waller ; Earl "Fatha" Hines ; Mary Lou Williams ; Teddy Wilson ; Art Tatum ; Oscar Peterson ; More piano giants to remember -- Birth of bebop, the modern jazz revolution: Dizzy Gillespie ; Charlie Parker ; Miles Davis ; Bud Powell ; Thelonious Monk ; Art Blakey ; Charles Mingus ; Sarah Vaughan ; More modern jazz pioneers to remember -- Cool jazz, hard bop, and fusion: John Coltrane ; Sonny Rollins ; Gerry Mulligan ; Stan Getz ; Ornette Coleman ; Bill Evans ; Herbie Hancock ; Chick Corea ; John McLaughlin ; Anthony Braxton ; More cool, hard bop and fusion players to remember -- A century of jazz: David Murray ; Michael Brecker ; Jan Garbarek ; Wynton Marsalis ; Geri Allen ; Joshua Redman ; More contemporary jazz players to remember.…”
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Solos.

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This woman's work : essays on music /

Jazz / by Giddins, Gary

Table of Contents: “…Charlie Parker, "Ko Ko" -- Charlie Parker, "Embraceable you" -- Charlie Parker, "Now's the time" -- Bud Powell, "Tempus fugue-it" -- Dexter Gordon, "Long tall Dexter" -- 12. …”

Visions of jazz : the first century / by Giddins, Gary

Table of Contents: “…Thelonious Monk (Rhythm-a-ning). Bud Powell (Strictly confidential). Chico O'Farrill (North of the border). …”
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