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Wesmontgomerydiscography.Pdf Discography January 28, 1949 LIONEL HAMPTON [H1140.10]Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra : Teddy Buckner, Wendell Culley, Leo Shepherd, Duke Garrette, Jimmy Nottingham (tp) Britt Woodman, Jimmy Wormick, Sonny Craven (tb) Ben Kynard, Bobby Plater (as) Billy Williams, Johnny Sparrow (ts) Charlie Fowlkes (bar) Lionel Hampton (vib,ldr) Milt Buckner (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Charles Mingus (b) poss. Charles Harris (b) Earl Walker (d) Herman McCoy (vcl) Lester Bass (bass-tp) Broadcast, Fairmont, WV, prob. June 29, 1948 Always Doctor Jazz (Du)DJ-012 [CD] Don't blame me (hm vcl) - How high the moon - Adam blew his hat Cicala (It)BLJ8015, WK Records (G)12-1, Alamac QSR2419, Forlane UCD19008 [CD], Doctor Jazz (Du)DJ-012 [CD] [H1142] Billie Holiday (vcl) Wynonie Harris (vcl) Bobby Tucker (p-1) added Broadcast, Geneva, N.Y., July 7, 1948 I cover the waterfront (bh vcl,1) WK Records (G)12-1, Lady Day Box (It)LDB04, JUTB (It)3036 [CD], Sound Hills (Jap)SSCD8005/16 [CD], Masters of Jazz (F)MJCD184 [CD] Good rockin' tonight (wh vcl) Cicala (It)BLJ8015 [H1143] Billie Holiday, Wynonie Harris, Bobby Tucker out, Johnny Board (as) added Broadcast, Geneva, N.Y., July 21, 1948 Brant Inn boogie Cicala (It)BLJ8015, WK Records (G)12-1, Alamac QRS2419, Forlane UCD19008 [CD] [H1144] Leo Sheppard, Duke Garrette, Jimmy Nottingham, Wendell Culley, Teddy Buckner (tp) Lester Bass (tp,b-tp) Sonny Craven, James Wormick (tb) Bobby Plater, Ben Kynard, Johnny Board (as) Billy Williams, Johnny Sparrow (ts) Charlie Fowlkes (bar) Lionel Hampton (vib) Milt Buckner (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Roy Johnson (b) Charles Mingus (b,arr) Earl Walker (d) Broadcast, Peoria, Illinois, August 4, 1948 Body and soul Cicala (It)BLJ8015, WK Records (G)12-1, Alamac QRS2419, JDS JDS12-1, Properbox (E)77 [CD] Note: Personnel from Properbox (E)77 [CD]. This session is not listed in the Milt Buckner discography. [H1145] similar pers Broadcast, Denver, Columbia, August 11, 1948 Satchmo's blues Cicala (It)BLJ8015, WK Records (G)12-1, Alamac QRS2419, Forlane UCD19008 [CD] [H1146] Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra : Walter Williams, Benny Bailey, Duke Garrette, Wendell Culley, Leo Shepherd (tp) Al Grey, Lester Bass, Jimmy Wormick (tb) Johnny Board, Bobby Plater (as) Billy Williams, Johnny Sparrow (ts) Ben Kynard (bar) Lionel Hampton (vib,p,d,vcl) Milt Buckner (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Roy Johnson (b) Earl Walker (d) Broadcast, Little Rock, Arkansas, October 15, 1948 Dues in blues Cicala (It)BLJ8015, Alamac QRS2419, WK Records (G)12-1, Forlane UCD19008 [CD] [H1147] same pers with (Lorraine) Betty Carter (vcl) added Broadcast, unknown location 1948 Beulah's boogie (*) Cicala (It)BLJ8015, Alamac QRS2419 Calling Dr. Mancuso - - Jay Bird (bc vcl) - - Re-bop - - Note: All titles on Cicala (It)BLJ8015 also on Jazz Live BLJ8015, Alamac QRS2419, Alamac 180048. All titles, except (*), also on Forlance UCD19008 [CD]. All above titles also on WK Records (G)12-1. [H1148] Lionel Hampton And His Sextet : Benny Bailey, Duke Garrette (tp) Johnny Board (as) Gene Morris (ts) Lionel Hampton (vib,p,vcl,arr) Albert Ammons (p) John Leslie (g) [pseud. for Wes Montgomery (g) ] Roy Johnson (b) Earl Walker (d) Sonny Parker, Betty Carter (vcl) New York, January 27, 1949 74727 Chicken shack boogie (lh vcl,arr) De 24574, MCA (F)510103, MCA 1331, Properbox (E)12 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] 74728 New Central Avenue breakdown De 24607, DL74296, MCA (F)510103, MCA 2-4075, (F)510112, Decca DL34313, GRD-2-652 [CD] 74729 Benson boogie (sp,bc vcl) De 24574, MCA (F)510103, 510112, Properbox (E)12 [CD] Note: All above titles also on Coral (G)6.22181. All above titles also on Classics (F)1161 [CD] titled "Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra, 1949-1950"; see flwg sessions to January 25, 1950 for rest of CD. [H1149] Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra : Wendell Culley, Leo Shepherd, Walter Williams, Benny Bailey, Duke Garrette (tp) Lester Bass, Al Grey, Benny Powell, Jimmy Wormick (tb) Johnny Board, Bobby Plater (as) Johnny Sparrow, Billy Williams, Gene Morris (ts) Ben Kynard (bar) Lionel Hampton (vib,p,vcl) Albert Ammons (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Roy Johnson (b) Earl Walker (d) Sonny Parker, Rick Brown (vcl) New York, January 28, 1949 74730 Hamp's boogie no 2 De 24607, MCA (F)510112, Coral (G)6.22181, Affinity (E)AFS1000, Jazz Roots (Eu)CD56014 [CD], Saga Jazz (F)981063-3 [CD] 74731 Hamp's gumbo (sp vcl,*) MCA 1351, (F)510.140, MCA/Coral PCO7503, Coral (G)6.22181 74732 Beulah's sister's boogie (lh,rb vcl) De 24699, MCA/Coral PCO7503, Coral (G)6.22421, MCA (F)510112, Affinity (E)AFS1000, Jazz Roots (Eu)CD56014 [CD] 74733 Wee Albert De 24699, MCA (F)510103, Coral (G)6.22421, MCA 1331, Affinity (E)AFS1037 Note: All titles, except (*), also on Properbox (E)12 [CD]. All above titles also on Classics (F)1161 [CD] THE JAZZ DISCOGRAPHY - Wes Montgomery Name Discography, April 3, 2015 Page 1 April 26, 1949 [H1150] Lionel Hampton Orchestra And Quartet : Douglas Duke (p) replaces Albert Ammons, rest same New York, April 26, 1949 74853 What's happening baby (sp vcl) De 24642, MCA (F)510117, Blue Moon (It)BMCD6003 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] 74854 Drinkin' wine, spo-dee-o-dee (sp vcl) De 24642, MCA (F)510117, Blue Moon (It)BMCD6003 [CD], Properbox (E)12 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] 74855 Moonglow (ww,lh,rj,ew only) MCA (F)510181, Coral PCO8225, Affinity (E)AFS1037, Properbox (E)12 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] Note: All above titles also on Coral (G)6.22421, Classics (F)1161 [CD]. [H1151] Lionel Hampton Orchestra : Wendell Culley, Leo Shepherd, Walter Williams, Ed Mullens (tp) Lester Bass, Al Grey, Alfred "Chippy" Outcalt, Jimmy Wormick (tb) Johnny Board, Bobby Plater (as) Johnny Sparrow, Billy Williams, Gene Morris (ts) Ben Kynard (bar) Lionel Hampton (vib,p,vcl) France Gadison (p) Doug Duke (org-1) Wes Montgomery (g) Roy Johnson (b) Earl Walker (d) Betty Carter, Joe James, Sonny Parker, The Hamp-Tones (vcl) : John Wilson, Fred Hamilton, Raymond Johnson, Richard Palmer (vcl) New York, May 10, 1949 74897 The hucklebuck (bc vcl) De 24652, MCA (F)510117, Time-Life STBB-24, Properbox (E)12 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] 74898 Baby, you're great (tht vcl) Br (G/F)82619LPBM 74899 Lavender coffin (1,lh,jj vcl) De 24652, MCA 1331, (F)510103, Affinity (E)AFS1037, Properbox (E)12 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] Note: (1) Culley, Morris, Kynard, Doug Duke (org), Montgomery, Johnson, Walker and Hampton only. All above titles also on Classics (F)1161 [CD]. [H1152] Similar pers New York, autumn 1949 Bopology Jazz Soc AA544, Jazz Club LP121 Hampology - - Flying home (pt 1) AA561 - Flying home (pt 2) - - Beulah's boogie (pt 1) AA588 - Beulah's boogie (pt 2) - - Jingle boogie AA587 - Drumology - - GENE MORRIS [M10901] Gene Morris Band : Gene Morris (ts) Douglas Duke (p) Wes Montgomery (g) prob Ray Johnson (b) Ellis Bartee (d) Sonny Parker (vcl) Los Angeles, c. September 1949 King trotter Spire 11-003 Rocking with G.H. (sp vcl) - , Blue Moon (It)BMCD6003 [CD] Carlena's blues (sp vcl) 11-004, Blue Moon (It)BMCD6003 [CD] Smooth evening - SONNY PARKER [P1126] Sonny Parker And His All Stars : Sonny Parker (vcl) acc by Walter Williams (tp) Al Gray (tb) Johnny Board (as) Gene Morris (ts) Floyd Dixon (p) Wes Montgomery (g) Ray Johnson (b) Ellis Bartee (d) Los Angeles, September 7, 1949 RR800-4 Hamp's gumbo Aladdin 3033, Riverboat (F)900263 RR801-3 Pretty baby - RR802-1 Sonny's blues (unissued) RR803-3 Sad feeling Aladdin 3062, Riverboat (F)900263 RR804-2 I want a little girl - - Note: "Hamp's Gumbo" issued as "Rocking with G.H.". One more title from Riverboat (F)900263 by Lionel Hampton. All issued titles also on Blue Moon (It)BMCD6003 [CD]. LIONEL HAMPTON [H1153] Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra : Walter Williams, Benny Bailey, Ed Mullens, Duke Garrette, Leo Shepherd (tp) Al Grey, Benny Powell, Paul Lee (tb) [R.N. Paul Higaki (tb) ] Jimmy Wormick (tb) Bobby Plater, Jerome Richardson (as) Curtis Lowe, Johnny Board, Billy Williams (ts) Lonnie Shaw (bar) Lionel Hampton (vib) Douglas Duke (p,org) Wes Montgomery (g) Roy Johnson (b) Ellis Bartee (d) Sonny Parker (vcl) unknown female (vcl-1) The Hamp-Tones (vcl) New York, December 29, 1949 75636 Rag mop (tht vcl) De 24855, MCA (F)510103, Coral (G)6.22421, MCA 1331, Affinity (E)AFS1000, Time-Life STBB-24, Properbox (E)12 [CD], Decca GRD-2-652 [CD] 75637 For you my love (sp vcl) De 24855, MCA (F)510117, Coral (G)6.22421, Blue Moon (It)BMCD6003 [CD] 75638 Sky blue (1) Coral/MCA PCO8225, Coral (G)6.22421, Affinity (E) AFS1037 Note: All above titles also on Classics (F)1161 [CD]. [H1154] Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra : prob pers of the period "Bop City", New York, December 1949 & January 1950 Mary had a little lamb (1) Alto AL708 Hamp's basement (2) - Shadows in the night - Hamp's spectacle (3) - Symphony in jazz - Flying home - Jingle boogie - Hampology - Page 2 THE JAZZ DISCOGRAPHY - Wes Montgomery Name Discography, April 3, 2015 1957 Bopology - Note: (1) unknown female vcl added, (2) Hampton plays (p), (3) Hampton plays (d) acc by (b) only. [H1155] Little Jimmy Scott (vcl) added, [aka Jimmy Scott (vcl) ] rest same New York, January 5, 1950 75664 I've been a fool (ljs vcl,*) De 24864, Coral 6.22421, Affinity (E)AFS1037 75665 How you sound (sp vcl) 24911, Coral 6.22421 75666 I almost lost my mind (sp vcl) 24864, Coral 6.22421, MCA (Jap)3527 Note: All above titles also on Classics (F)1161 [CD].
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