The Jazz Discography by Tom Lord
v.1 A to Bankhead -- v.2 Banks to Boustedt -- v.3 Boutte to Cathcart -- v. 4 Catherine to Dagradi -- v.5 Dahlander to Dutch Dixie Devils -- v.6 Dutch Swing College Band to Axel Fischbacher -- v.7 Clare Fischer to Janos Gonda -- v.8 Nat Gonella to Everette Harp -- v.9 Billy Harper to Claude Hopkins -- v.10 Dincan Hopkins to Doug Jernigan -- v.11 Jeff Jerolamon to Billy Kirsch -- v.12 Kiruna Swingsextett to Mark Lewis -- v.13 Meade Lux Lewis to Steve Masakowski -- v.14 Miya Masaoka to Sid Millward -- v.15 Bob Milne to Martha Nelson -- v.16 Oliver Nelson to Paradise City Jazz Band -- v.17 Paradise Club Band to Roy Powell -- v.18 Seldon Powell to Rimaak -- v.19 Sammy Rimington to Janne Schaffer -- v. 20 Wolfgang Schalk to Holly Slater -- v.21 John Slaughter to Straight Line Jazz Ens. -- v. 22 Straight talk to Ole Thomsen -- v. 23 Dawn Thomson to Roy Vaughn -- v. 24 Sarah Vaughan to Barry Wedgle -- v. 25 Wee Big Band to Titi Winterstein -- v. 26 Jens Winter Quintet to Zzebra -- v. 27. Musician Index, A to Erich Kunzel -- v. 28 Musician Index, Fritz Kunzel to Doc Zywan -- v. 29. Tune Index, 0 to the Happy ones -- v. 30. Tune Index, Happy organ to Pentatitus -- v. 31. Tune Index, Pentatonia to ZZ' blues -- v. 32-33. Addendum v. 1. -- v. 34. Addendum v. 3
Call Number: Ref. ML156.4.J3 L867 1992
ISBN: 1881993000
Publication Date: 1992
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