Panassie, Delaunay et Cie (Hugues Panassie and Charles Delaunay)
For the Comfort of the People (Joe "King" Oliver)
Ferdinand La Menthe (Jelly Roll Morton)
Le Grand Bechet (Sidney Bechet)
The Blues is a Slow Story (Henry "Red" Allen)
New York Drummers (Tommy Benford, Freddie Moore, Sonny Greer)
Starting at the top (Jabbo Smith)
Light everywhere (Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham)
Fats (Fats Waller)
Sunshine Always opens out (Earl Hines)
Out Here Again (Mary Lou Williams)
Coleman Hawkins
A Good One-two (Jimmy McPartland)
Davy Tough
Even his feet look sad (Pee Wee Russell)
More ingredients (Bobby Hackett)
Hodes' Blues (Art Hodes)
Back from Valhalla (Jess Stacy)
Big T (Jack Teagarden)
Three tones (Vic Dickenson)
Little Jazz (Roy Eldridge).
Big Sid (Sidney Catlett)
Music is more important (Red Norvo)
Art Tatum
You must start well and you must end well (Stephane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt)
Demi-centennial (Joe Bushkin)
Super-drummer (Buddy Rich)
Pres (Lester Young)
Like a family (Modern Jazz Quartet)
Einfuhling (Ellis Larkins)
Being a genius (Erroll Garner)
Zoot and Louise (Zoot Sims)
Key of D is daffodil yellow (Marian McPartland)
Super chops (Dave McKenna)
Westchester kids (Bob Wilber)
Easier than working (Dick Wellstood)
Day with the Duke (Duke Ellington)
Mingus at peace (Charles Mingus)
Joe Wilder
Answer is yes (Jim Hall)
Here and abroad (Art Farmer)
Poet (Tommy Flanagan)
Walk to the Park (Elvin Jones)
Ten levels (Lee Konitz)
True improviser (Warne Marsh)
Good, careful melody (Michael Moore)
Decent life (Gene Bertoncini)
Ornette (Ornette Coleman)
Cecil (Cecil Taylor).