Jerome Klinkowitz: "Listen: Gerry Mulligan
- an Aural Narrative in Jazz"

  1. Tommy Tucker and his Orchestra (Circle Records CLP15); 1945. - HAVE CD

    Not seen. Mulligan recalls "Brass Hats" as the only surviving recorded example of his earliest professional arranging.

  2. Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra (Hindsight HRS-182); 1945.

    Not seen. MIiddleton mentions "three 1945 Gerry Mulligan scores including 'Indiana,' reported to be Mulligan's first paid arrangement.

  3. Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra "Sugar Beat" (Big Band Archives LP1219);1945-1954.

    1. The Old Night Owl
    2. Listen to Lawrence
    3. The Night Is Young and You're So Beautiful
    4. March from Carmen
    5. How High the Moon
    6. Someone to Watch over Me
    7. Hand Me Five
    8. If You Are But a Dream
    9. The Song Is You
    10. Lawrence Leaps
    11. Chloe
    12. Between the Devil and Deep Blue Sea
      Recorded 1945, NYC

    13. Box 155 (Recorded 16 September 1946, NYC)
    14. Sugar Beat (Recorded 3 February 1947, NYC)
    15. Elevation (Recorded 13 April 1949, NYC)
    16. Cool Days (Recorded 13 December 1954, NYC)

    Mulligan believes what the album notes describe as 1948-1949 recording sessions in NYC are in fact 1946-1947 WCAU air-checks from Philadelphia, and that "Elevation" is an air-check from an engagement at Bop City in New York.

  4. Gene Krupa 1945-1946 (Vee Jay RJL-2641); 1945-1946.

    1. Begin the Beguine
    2. Birdhouse

      Recorded late 1945, early 1946, NYC

    3. Margi(Recorded May 1946, NYC)

    Mulligan recalls these materials as air-checks from mid-1946 or later, perhaps from the 400 Club in New York.

  5. Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra: "Elevation" (First Heard FH38); 1946-1947. - HAVE

    1. Elevation (Recorded live 2-5 December 1947)

  6. Gerry Mulligan: The Arranger (Columbia JC-34803); 1946-1947. - HAVE

    1. How High the Moon (21 May 1946, NYC)
    2. Disc Jockey Jump (22 January 1947, NYC)
      Gene Krupa and His Orchestra

    3. Elevation (13 April 1949, NYC)
    4. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea (10 October 1949, NYC)
      Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra

      This recording is identical to the cut on the Elliot Lawrence "Sugar Beat" LP described above as a 1945 session, and which Mulligan believes may be a 1946 air-check. Tercinet notes the 13 April 1949 recording of "Elevation" and adds two cuts arranged by Mulligan for vocalists Rosalind Patton and Jack Hunter, "Gigolette" (Hunter) and "Ev'ry Night Is Saturday Night" (vocal group), released as Columbia 38497 and 38522 respectively. Tercinet notes the 10 October 1949 recording of "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea " and adds three cuts on which Mulligan plavs and may have arranged (Nelson Riddle is also credited as an arranger for the session) "Your Life Is My Life" (vocal by Danny Ricardo), "Got You Where I Want You" (vocal by Rosalind Patton), and "Ritual Fire Dance," released as Columbia 36829-A, 36829-B, and 38664 (as the B side of "Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea"). Mulligan recalls not playing on the latter three cuts and liaviii arranged "Got You Where I Want You" only after the vocal section, previous parts being Elliot Lawrence's work; he also disclaims arranging "Your Life Is My Life" and "Ritual Fire Dance.

    5. Thruway
    6. All the Things You Are
    7. Mullenium
    8. Motel
      Recorded 19-20 April 1957, NYC

      Jack notes an alternate take of "Thruway" on Columbia CL-1765, Who's Who in the Swinging Sixties.

  7. Gene Krupa Plays Gerry Mulligan Arrangements (Verve MGV-8292); 1946-1947. - HAVE

    1. Bird House
    2. Margie
    3. MulliganStew
    4. Yardbird Suite
      Recorded 20 October 1958, NYC

    5. Begin the Beguine
    6. Sugar
    7. The Way of All Flesh
    8. Birds of a Feather
    9. Sometimes I'm Happy
    10. How High the Moon
    11. If You Were the Only Girl in the World
    12. Disc Jockey Jump

      Recorded 20 November 1958, NYC

  8. Elliot Lawrence Plays Gerry Mulligan Arrangements (Fantasy3-206/OJC117); 1945-1951. - HAVE CD

    1. Happy Hooligan
    2. The Rocker
    3. Elegy for Two Clarinets
    4. The Swinging Door
      Recorded 4 March 1955, NYC

    5. Bye Bye Blackbird
    6. Strike Up the Band
    7. Mullenium
    8. But Not for Me
      Recorded 1 July 1955, NYC

    9. Apple Core
    10. Bweebida Bwobbida
    11. My Silent Love
    12. Mr. President
      Recorded 5 July 1955, NYC

  9. Mulligan Arrangements Played by Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra (MCA 3147 [Japan]); 1947-1951.

    Not seen, listed by Middleton.

  10. Two Sides of Claude Thornhill (Kapp KL-1058); 1947-1951.HAVE on "Two Sides"

    1. Jeru
    2. Rose of the Rio Grande
    3. Poor Little Rich Girl
    4. Five Brothers
      Recorded 28-29 April 1953, NYC

  11. Red Rodney's Be-Boppers (Kevnote 670; Mercury Compact Disc 830 922-2) 1947

    1. Elevation
      Recorded 29 January 1947, NYC

  12. Dave Lambert and Buddy Stewart with the Five Bops (Sittin' in With 508, Vogue V-2050; Mainstream M-56025); 1948 . - HAVE:

    1. Hot Halvah
    2. Deedle
    3. In the Merry Lands of Bop
      Recorded late 1948, NYC

      >Not seen; described by Jepsen under listings for Dave Lambert and for the Five Bops.

  13. Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra / The Song Is You (Hep 17); 1948. - HAVE on CD except 7

    1. Anthropology
    2. Baia
    3. Arab Dance
    4. Royal Garden Blues
    5. Polka Dots and Moonbeams
    6. Sometimes I'm Happy
    7. September Song
    8. Godchild
    9. Robbin's Nest
    10. The Song Is You
    11. April in Paris
    12. La Paloma
    13. Loverman
    14. Elevation
      Recorded Spring 1948, NYC

      Not seen; described by Jack, who indicates Mulligan's bari solos on "Anthropology" and "Elevation" plus both bari and tenor Sax solos on 11 Godchild"; Mulligan recalls not being with Thornhill at this time.

  14. Miles Davis Nonet: Jazz Live (Cicala B Lj -8003); 1948. - HAVE ON "COMPLETE BIRTH OF THE COOL CD

    1. Why Do I Love You
    2. Godchild
    3. S'il Vous Plait
    4. Moon Dreams
    5. Hallucinations (Budo)
      Recorded live 4 September 1948, NYC

    6. Move
    7. Darn That Dream
    8. Moon Dreams
    9. Hallucinations (Budo)
      Recorded live 18 September 1948, NYC

      Not seen, Jepsen describes the 4 September session as a broadcast, adding "Mood" (which Tercinet correctly identifies as "Move" but indicates was not issued on Cicala); Tercinet further identifies location as the Royal Roost club; Astrup lists "Chasin' the Bird" as an unissued cut from 18 September and describes a third session on 21 September that yielded four unissued cuts: "Half Nelson," another take of "Cliasin' the Bird," "You Go to My Head," and "Broadway Theme. " Jack notes that these last four numbers are performed by a sextet within the band consisting of Davis, Konitz, Mulligan, Lewis, Russell, and Roach, with Hagood as vocalist on "You Go To My Head 11 ; Jack believes "Half Nelson" dates from 25 September. Throughout these and the other Miles Davis Nonet sessions Mulligan indicates "Budo" as his arrangement, while other sources credit John Lexwis.

  15. Miles Davis and His Orchestra: The Complete Birth of the Cool (Capitol jazz Classics \I-11026); 1949-1950. - HAVE CD
    78 OF "GODCHILD" & "JERU"

    1. Jeru
    2. Move
    3. Godchild
    4. Budo
      Recorded 21 January 1949, NYC

    5. Venus de Milo
    6. Rouge
    7. Boplicity
    8. Israel
      Recorded 22 April 1949, NYC

    9. Deception
    10. Rocker
    11. Moon Dreams
    12. Darn That Dream
      Recorded 9 March 1950, NYC

  16. Georgie Auld and His Orchestra (Discovery LP-3007, Savoy MG-12089, JS LP-50001)- 1949.HAVE on Double Image CD

    1. You've Got Me Jumpin
    2. Darn That Dream
    3. Hollywood Bazaar
    4. They Didn't Believe Me*
      Recorded 17 January 1949, LA

    5. Nashooma
    6. Vex Bop
    7. Mild and Mellow
    8. Settin' the Pace
      Recorded 21 March 1949, LA

      Not seen; described by Jepsen. *Mulligan arranger only

  17. Georgie Auld and His Orchestra (Swing House SWH-25); 1949. HAVE on You Got Me Jumpin' CD

    1. So What's New
    2. Sweet Thing
    3. Nashooma
    4. Lullaby in Rhythm
    5. Blues for Me
    6. Mo Mo
    7. You Got Me Jumpin
    8. Flying Home
    9. So What Can Be New Now
      Recorded live in April 1949, LA

      Not seen; described as a recorded broadcast by Astrup, who also indicates a Mulligan solo on "Blues for Me." Mulligan recalls playing in a larger Auld orchestra but not with this smaller unit.

  18. The Brothers: Stan Getz and His Four Brothers (Prestige P-7022/OJC-008);1949. - HAVE CD and Prestige 102

    1. Five Brothers
    2. Four and One Moore
      Recorded 8 April 1949, NYC

  19. Early Modern: The Kai Winding Sextet (jazztone j 1263); 1949. - HAVE on JG612

    1. Bop City
    2. Sleepy Bop
    3. Crossing the Channel
    4. Wallington's Godchild
      Recorded 10 April 1949, NYC

      Tercinet describes a 15 April 1949 broadcast from the Bop City club of "Bop City" and "Godchild"; Jack adds that these cuts were issued on Bomo 4953.1

  20. George Wallington Septet (Regal 1196, Savov XP8112, MG-12081); 1949.HAVE on CD

    1. Knockout
    2. Igloo
      Recorded 9 May 1949, NYC

  21. Gene Roland Boppers (DeLuxe unissued]); 1949.

    1. Oh Them Saxes
    2. Hold Them Trumpets
    3. Blues in Our Times
    4. Symphony
    5. Sid's Symphonette
      Recorded 17 May 1949, NYC

      Not seen; described by Jepsen.

  22. Brew Moore et al.. Brothers and Other Mothers, Vol. 2 (Savoy 2236); 1949. - HAVE ON"LESTORIAN MODE"

    1. Mud Bug
    2. Gold Rush
    3. Lestorian Mode
    4. Kai's Kid
      Recorded 20 May 1949, NYC

  23. Kai Winding et al.: Early Bones (Prestige P-24067); 1949. - HAVE

    1. A Night on Bop Mountain
    2. Waterworks
    3. Broadway
    4. Sid's Bounce
      Recorded 23 August 1949, NYC

  24. Brew Moore: Brewer's Blew (Bomo 4953); 1949-1950.

    1. Bop City
    2. Godchild
    3. Indianola
    4. OW
      Recorded live in 1949 and 1950, NYC

      Not seen; described by Jack as a recorded broadcast from either the Royal Roost or Bop City club.

  25. Mary Ann McCall with Al Cohn's Band (Roost 511 and 514); 1950. HAVE on CD

    1. I Cried for You
    2. The Sky Is Crying
    3. After I Say I'm Sorry
    4. Until the Real Thing Comes Along
      Recorded I February 1950, NYC

      Not seen; described by Jepsen.

  26. Chubby Jackson: Sextet and Big Band (Prestige PR-764 1); 1950. - HAVE CD

    1. Flying the Coop
    2. Why Not
    3. So What
    4. I May Be Wrong
    5. New York
    6. Leavin' Town
    7. Hot Dog
    8. Sax Appeal
      Recorded 15 March 1950, NYC

  27. Gene Roland Band: The Band That Never Was (Spotlitc 141).

    1. Stardust
    2. It's a Wonderful World
    3. Just You Just Me
      Recorded 3 April 1950, NYC

      Not seen; described by Tercinet, who adds two untitled numbers performed by Parker and rhythmn;date corrected from March by Jack. Mulligan recalls being present but disclaims playing.

  28. Stan Getz and His Orchestra (Charlie Parker CP-503); 1950. HAVE ON "GETZ - APOLLO" CD

    1. Four Brothers
    2. Early Autumn
    3. My Gentleman Friend
      Recorded live 17 August 1950, NYC

      Not seen; described by Jack as a show recorded at the Apollo Theater.

  29. Charlie Parker: The Verve Years, 1950-51 (Verve VE-2-2512); 1950.

    1. Rocker
      Recorded live 16 September 1950, NYC

  30. Gerry Mulligan All Stars: Mulligan Plays Mulligan [reissued as Historically Speaking]
    (Prestige 7006 [7251]); 1951. - HAVE + "HISTORICALLY SPEAKING"

    1. Funhouse
    2. Ide's Side
    3. Roundhouse
    4. Kaper
    5. Bweebida Bobbida
    6. Mullenium
    7. Mulligan's Too
      Recorded 27 August 1951, NYC

      All discographies indicate an initial take of "Kaper" as rejected. Jepsen dates the session as 21 September 1951; Tercinet indicates 27 August 1951; both Middleton and thealbum's Iiner notes by Les Davis say 17 August, but the recently issued compact disc (Prestige OJCCD-0032) with notes by Ira Gitler specifies 27 August and modifies the conventional shorthand of "NYC" to indicate recording in Hackensack, New Jersey. French discographers name the band Gerry Mulligan New Stars,while others say Gerry Mulligan All Stars. Mulligan recalls New York as being correct location.

  31. One Night Stand with Stan Kenton's Concert in Miniature No. 9 and 10 (Joyce 1087); 1952.

    1. Limelight
    2. I've Got You under My Skin
      Recorded live 29 July 1952 at Steel Pier, Atlantic City, N.J.

    3. Young Blood (5 August 1952 at Club 86, Geneva, N.Y.)

      Mulligan does not recall "I've Got You under My Skin" as his arrangement

  32. Stan Kenton and His Orchestra (Capitol EAP 1-383 and W 569-7); 1952. - HAVE ON NEW ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM

    1. Young Blood
    2. Swinghouse
      Recorded 10 and 15 September 1952, Chicago

      Not seen; described by Tercinet.

  33. Stan Kenton and His Orchestra: Europe-Fifty Three (First Heard FH49);1952.

    1. Young Blood
    2. Walking Shoes
      Recorded live 16 September 1953, Munich

  34. Stan Kenton: Contemporary Concepts (Creative World ST-1003); 1952. - HAVE

    1. Limelight
      Recorded 20 July 1955, Chicago

  35. Kenton '56: The Concepts Era (Artistry AR-103); 1952. - HAVE April 15, 1953 Youngblood on CD

    1. All the Things You Are
    2. Swing House
    3. Young Blood
    4. Walking Shoes
      Recorded live 5 November 1956, San Francisco

      Jepsen lists a concert at Cornell University recorded on a Cornell jazz 10-inch LP, 15 April 1953, including Mulligan's "Young Blood," "Walking Shoes," and "Bweebida Bobbida."

  36. Vic Lewis and His Orchestra: Mulligan's Music (Decca LF-1157, London LB-980, Mole 9); 1952.HAVE

    1. Walkin' Shoes
    2. Bweebida Bobbida
    3. Limelight
    4. Nights at the Turntable
    5. Westwood Walk
    6. Sextet
    7. Bark for Barksdale
    8. Line for Lyons
      Recorded 13 and 14 January 1954, London

      Not seen; described bv Middleton and Tercinet and supplemented by Jack; first three cuts are Mulligan's arrangements, while the balance consists of Johnny Keating arrangements of Mulligan numbers.

  37. Jazz Superstars: Jam Session Record No. 102 (Jam Session JS-102); 1952. HAVE ON JJ625

    1. Tiny's Blues
    2. I Cover the Waterfront
    3. I'm in the Mood for Love
    4. Out Of Nowhere
    5. Our Delight
      6. Lullaby Of The Leaves
    6. Blues
      Recorded live 27 May 1952, LA

  38. The Complete Pacific Jazz and Capitol Recordings of the Original Gerry Mulligan Quartet and Tentette With Chet Baker (Mosaic MR5-102, five LP discs), 1952-1953. - HAVE CD

    1. Get Happy
    2. 'S Wonderful
    3. Godchild
    4. Haig and Haig [version based on'Dinah Didn't Say No')
    5. She Didn't Say Yes, She Didn't Say No
      Recorded 9 July 1952, LA

    6. Bernie's Tune
    7. Lullaby of the Leaves
    8. Utter Chaos #1
      Recorded 16 August 1952, LAS

    9. Aren't You Glad You're You
    10. Frenesi
    11. Nights at the Turntable
    12. Freeway
    13. Soft Shoe
    14. Walkin' Shoes
      Recorded 15-16 October 1952, LA

    15. A Ballad
    16. Westwood Walk
    17. Walkin' Shoes
    18. Rocker
      Recorded 29 January 1953, LAS

    19. Taking a Chance on Love
    20. Flash
    21. Simbah
    22. Ontet
      Recorded 31 January 1953 LA

      The eight above cuts also exist as Gerry Mulligan Tentette (Capitol Jazz Classics Vol. 4, M - 1 1029) and as part of Gerry Mulligan Tentette and Quartet (Quintessence jazz Series QJ-25321).

    23. Makin' Whoope
    24. Cherry
    25. Motel
    26. Carson City Stage
      Recorded 24 February 1953, LA

    27. Festive Minor
    28. My Old Flame
    29. All the Things You Are
      Recorded 27 March 1953, LA

      Jack believes first and last tracks are from December.1957.

    30. Love Me or Leave
    31. Swing House
    32. Utter Chaos #2
      Recorded 27 April 1953, LA

    33. Darn That Dream
    34. I'm Beginning to See the Light
    35. The Nearness of You
    36. Tea for Two
      Recorded 29-30 April 1953, LA

    37. Five Brothers
    38. I Can't Get Started
    39. Ide's Side
    40. Haig and Haig
    41. My Funny Valentine
      Recorded live 20 Mav 1953, LA

    42. Aren't You Glad You're You
    43. Get Happy
    44. Poinciana
    45. Godchild
      Recorded live 20 May 1953, LA

      Gerry Mulligan Quartet (World Pacific PJ-1207) features twelve of the above cuts: "Frenesi," "Nights at theTurntable," "Lullaby of the Leaves," "Jeru," "Cherry," "Swinghouse," "I May Be Wrong," "Aren't YouGlad You're You" (studio version), "I'm Beginning to See the Light, " "The Nearness of You, " "Makin' Whoopee, " "Tea for Two. "

    46. Too Marvelous for Words
    47. Lover Man
    48. I'll Remember April
    49. These Foolish Things
    50. All the Things You Are
    51. Bernie's Tune
      Recorded live June 1953, LA

      Mosaic liner notes speculate these recordings as dating from either January or June, while Jepsen follows the original World Pacific issue by listing 25 January 1953; others suggest June and are supported by aural evidence plus the memory of producer Richard Bock, who recorded the date.

    52. Almost Like Being in Love
    53. Sextet
    54. Broadway
      Recorded June 1953, LA

      Mosaic lists January or June, but an errata sheet specifies 23 and 30 January and I February.

    55. I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me
    56. Lady Be Good
      Recorded 10 June 1953, LA

      Lee Konitz Plays with the Gerry Mulligan Quartet (World Pacific PJM-406) includes "I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me," "Broadway," "Almost Like Being in Love," "Sextet," "Lady Be Good," "Too Marvelous for Words," "Lover Man," "I'll Remember April," "These Foolish Things," and "All the Things You Are."

  39. Gerry Mulligan, Featuring Chet Baker, Chico Hamilton (Fantasy 3-220; Prestige PR-20416, less "Utter Chaos"); 1952-3. - HAVE

    1. Line for Lyons
    2. Carioca
    3. My Funny Valentine
    4. Bark for Barksdale
    5. Utter Chaos
      Recorded 2 September 1952, LA

    6. Limelight
    7. The Lady Is a Tramp
    8. Turnstile
    9. Moonlight in Vermont
      Recorded 3 January 1953, LA

  40. Boots Brown [pseudonym for Shorty Rogers] and His Blockbusters (Victor 20-5110; LPM-1071; Groove LG-100); 1952. - HAVE 1. & 2. ON "JITTERBUG" 45

    1. Block Buster
    2. Shortnin' Bread
    3. Oh Happy Day
    4. Dynamite
      Recorded 19 November 1952, LA

      Not seen; described by Jepsen under Boots Brown.

  41. Gerry Mulligan with Chet Baker (GNP Crescendo GNPS-56); 1953. - HAVE

    1. Varsity Drag
    2. Speak Low
    3. Half Nelson
    4. Lady Bird
    5. Love Me or Leave Me
    6. Swing House
      Recorded 7 May 1953, LA

  42. The Fabulous Gerry Mulligan Quartet: Paris Concert 1954 (Vogue Jazz Series K18P-6755/6, two record set); 1954. - HAVE

    1. I May Be Wrong
    2. Five Brothers
    3. Gold Rush
    4. Lullaby of the Leaves
    5. Makin' Whoopee
    6. Laura
    7. Motel [mistakenly listed as "Soft Shoe"]
    8. The Nearness of You
    9. Limelight
    10. Come Out Wherever You Are
    11. Love Me or Leave Me
    12. Bernie's Tune
    13. Walkin' Shoes
    14. Moonlight in Vermont
    15. The Lady Is a Tramp
    16. Bark for Barksdale
      Recorded live 1-7 June 1954, Paris

      Gerry Mulligan Quartet: Paris Concert (Pacific jazz PJ-1210) includes "Come Out Wherever You Are," "Five Brothers," "Laura," "Love Me or Leave Me," "Utter Chaos" (not included on the Vogue issue), "Bernie's Tune," "Walkin' Shoes," "Moonlight in Vermont," "The Lady Is a Tramp," and a second version of "Utter Chaos"; Gerry Mulligan: Paris Concert (Pacific jazz PJ-10102) adds to this selection "soft shoe" (not included on the Vogue issue) and "Motel" (which the Vogue issue lists as "Soft Shoe").

  43. Gerry Mulligan and His Quartet, Featuring Guests Zoot Sim and Bob Brookmeyer: California Concerts (World Pacific PJ-1201)- 1954. - HAVE SEE BELOW

    1. Blues Going Up
    2. Little Girl Blue
    3. Piano Blues
    4. Yardbird Suite
    5. Utter Chaos
      Recorded live 3 December 1954, Stockton, California

      Liner notes misdate this concert as 12 November. jazz West Coast World Pacific K18P-9258 adds "Soft Shoe."

    6. Western Reunion
    7. I Know, Don't Know How
    8. The Red Door
      Recorded live 14 December 1954, San Diego, California

  44. Gerry Mulligan: California Concerts Volume I (Pacific Jazz/Capitol CD: CDP-7-46860-2); 1954. - HAVE

    1. Blues Going Up
    2. Little Girl Blue
    3. Piano Blues
    4. Yardbird Suite
    5. Blues for Tiny
    6. Soft Shoe
    7. Makin' Whoopee
    8. Darn That Dream
    9. Ontet
    10. A Bark for Barksdale
      Recorded live 3 December 1954, Stockton, California

  45. Gerry Mulligan: California Concerts Volume 2 (Pacific Jazz/Capitol CD CDP-7-46864-2); 1954. - HAVE

    1. Makin' Whoopee
    2. Nights at the Turntable
    3. Blues for Tiny
    4. Frenesi
    5. Limelights
      Recorded live 3 December 1954, Stockton, California

    6. People Will Say We're in Love
    7. Western Reunion
    8. I Know, Don't Know How
    9. The Red Door
    10. Polka Dots and Moonbeams
    11. I'll Remember April
    12. There Will Never Be Another You
    13. It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
    14. In a Sentimental Mood/Flamingo/Moon Mist
      Recorded live 14 December 1954, San Diego, California

  46. John Graas: Jazz Studio 3 (Decca ED-2190 and 2192; MCA Coral 6.22070); 1954. - HAVE on DL8104

    1. Mulliganesque
    2. 6/4 and Even
    3. My Buddy

      Recorded 16 December 1954, LA

      Not seen; described by Jepsen and Tercinet."

  47. Gerry Mulligan: New York December 1960 (Musidisc Europe jazz Anthology JA-5236); 1955. - HAVE CD

    1. Everything Happens to Me
    2. Bernie's Tune
      Recorded live 3 March 1955, NYC

      Tercinet identifies the occasion as a broadcast of the Steve Allen television show and speculates that the trui-npet player on "Bernie's Tune" is Jon Eardley; he lists Alto 717 as the original recording issued.

  48. Presenting the Gerry Mulligan Sextet (Emarcy M G-36056); 1955. - HAVE

    1. Mud Bug
    2. Sweet and Lovely
    3. Apple Core
    4. Bernie's Tune

      Recorded 21 September 1955, NYC

    5. Nights at the Turntable
    6. Broadway
    7. Everything Happens to Me
    8. The Lady Is a Tramp
      Recorded 31 October 1955, NYC

  49. Gerry Mulligan Sextet: The Vibes Are On (Chazzer 2005); 1955. - HAVE ON TWO TIMES FOUR PLUS SIX CD
    Including unissued October cuts

    1. Bernie's Tune
    2. The Red Door
    3. Soft Shoe
    4. Makin' Whoopee
      Recorded live 12 December 1955, NYC

      Not seen; Jack describes the session as recorded at the Basin Street East club in NYC, as does Astrup, who notes unissued takes of "Theme" (most likely "Utter Chaos") and "I Don't Know Why" (most likely "I Know, Don't Know How") and describes an unissued October 1955 broadcast from the same location with the same personnel, playing "Theme," "Apple Core," "Moonlight in Vermont," and a fadeout of "Broadway."

  50. Mainstream: Gerry Mulligan and His Sextet (EmArcy MG-36101); 1955-1956. - HAVE

    1. Blue at the Roots
      Recorded 22 September 1955, NYC

    2. Mainstream
    3. Ain't It the Truth
      Recorded 25 January 1956, NYC

    4. Elevation
    5. Igloo
    6. Lollypop
      Recorded 26 September 1956, NYC

  51. A Profile of Gerry Mulligan (Mercury MG-20453); 1955-1956. - HAVE

    1. Duke Ellington Medley (Moon Mist; In a Sentimental Mood)

      Recorded 21 September 1955 NYC

    2. Westwood Walk
    3. Blues (described byJjepsen as an alternate take of "Blue at the Roots")
      Recorded 22 September 1955 NYC

    4. Demanton
      Recorded 31 October 1955 NYC

    5. La Plus Que Lente
    6. Makin' Whoopee
      Recorded 26 September 1956 NYC

      A three-volume Japanese reissue titled Mainstream (EmArcy 195j34, 35. 36) includes all material from the above three sextet albums plus adds alternate takes of "Blues," "Everything Happens to Me, "The Lady Is a Tramp," and "Broadway." Mainstream (EmArcy compact disc 826 933-2) adds alternate takes of "Westwood Walk and "La Plus Que Lente" to a selection of sextet recordings.

  52. Gerry Mulligan Quartet. Recorded Live in Boston at Storyville (Pacific Jazz PJ-1228); 1956. - HAVE

    1. Bweebida Bwobbida
    2. Birth of the Blues
    3. Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
    4. Rustic Hop
    5. Utter Chaos
    6. Open Count
    7. Storyville Story
    8. That Old Feeling
    9. Bike Up the Strand
    10. Utter Chaos,(second version)
      Recorded live 1-6 December 1956, Boston

      The Genius of Gerry Mulligan (Pacific jazz PJ-8) includes "Blue at the Boots," another take from the Storyville sessions with Mulligan on piano; the Japanese Pacific jazz version of Storyville (CP32-5358) includes this and the other cuts plus "Ide's Side," "I Can't Get Started" (Gerry on piano), "Frenesi," "Flash" (Gerry on piano), "HoneYsuckle Rose" (Bob on piano), and "Limelight/Utter Chaos."

  53. Billy Taylor with the Quincy Jones Orchestra / My Fair Lady (ABC Paramount ABC-177); 1957. - HAVE

    1. Show Me
    2. The Rain in Spain
    3. I Could Have Danced All Night
    4. Get Me to the Church on Time
      Recorded 5 Februarv 1957, NYC

      Plus five other tracks without Mulligan. Not seen; described by Jepsen under Billy Taylor.

  54. Manny Albam and the Jazz Greats of Our Time, Volume One (Coral CRL57173);1957. - HAVE 1975 RE-RELEASE

    1. My Sweetie Went Away
    2. See Here Miss Bromley
    3. Poor Dr. Millmoss
    4. All Too Soon
    5. Minor Matters
    6. Latined Fractured
    7. Blues from Neither Coast
      Recorded 2-4 April 1957 , NYC

    8. Am I Blue?
      Recorded 2 April 1957, NYC.

      Released as part of Leonard Feather Presents: An Encyclopedia of jazz on Records, Vol. 5 (MCA2-4063, two-record set.

  55. Gerry Mulligan in Sweden (Jazz Information CAH-4003/4, two-record set); 1957. - HAVE

    1. Birth of the Blues
    2. Open Country
    3. I Can't Get Started
    4. Interview: Gerry Mulligan-Olle Helander
    5. Frenesi
    6. Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
    7. Yardbird Suite
    8. Walkin' Shoes
    9. My Funny Valentine
    10. Blue at the Roots
    11. Come Out Wherever You Are
    12. Moonlight in Vermont
    13. Lullaby of the Leaves
    14. Bernie's Tune
      Recorded live 17 May 1957, Stockholm

      Astrup notes unissued takes of "As Catch Can," "Just in Time," "What Is There to Say," and "Utter Chaos," although these titles imply the subsequent quartet with Art Farmer.

  56. The Teddy Wilson Trio and Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Bob Brookmeyer at Newport (Verve MGV-8235)-l 1957. - HAVE

    1. Sweet Georgia Brown
    2. My Funny Valentine
    3. Utter Chaos
      Recorded live 6 July 1957, Newport, Rhode Island

      Astrup notes an unissued take of "Motel,"

  57. Jazz Giants '58 (Verve MGV-8248); 1957. - HAVE CD

    1. Chocolate Sundae
    2. When Your Lover Has Gone
    3. Candy
    4. Ballade (medley of Lush Life;Lullaby of the Leaves; Makin' Whoopee; It Never Entered My Mind)
    5. Woodyn'You
      Recorded 31 July 1957, NYC

  58. The Gerry Mulligan-Paul Desmond Quartet (Verve MGNI-8246); 1957. - HAVE ON VERVE VE-2-2537

    1. Blues Intime
    2. Body and Soul
    3. Wintersong
      Recorded 1 August 1957, NYC

    4. Standstill
    5. Line for Lyons
    6. Battle Hymn of the Republican
    7. Fall Out
      Recorded 27 August 1957, NYC

      Ruppli indicates unissued tracks of "Now Here" and "These Foolish Things" from the 1 August session.

  59. Mulligan Meets Monk (Riverside RLP-1 106); 1957. - HAVE

    1. Rhythm-a-ning
    2. Straight, No Chaser
    3. I Mean You
      Recorded 12 August 1957, NYC

    4. 'Round Midnight
    5. Sweet and Lovely
    6. Decidedly
      Recorded 13 August 1957, NYC

      Thelonious Monk/Gerry Mulligan (Milestone M-47067) adds alternate takes of "Straight, No Chaser," "Decidedly," and "I Mean You"

  60. Gerry Mulligan and Bob Brookmeyer Play Phil Sunkel's Jazz Concerto Grosso - (ABC Paramount ABC-225); 1957. - HAVE

    1. Jazz Concerto Grosso
      Recorded 14 October 1957, NYC

    2. Something for the Ladies
    3. Song for Cornet
      Recorded 15 October 1957, NYC

  61. Stan Getz Meets Gerry Mulligan in Hi-Fi (MGV-8249); 1957. - HAVE CD & VERVE VE-2-2537 & V6-8535 (With "Ballad")

    1. Let's Fall in Love
    2. Anything Goes
    3. Too Close for Comfort
    4. That Old Feeling
    5. This Can't Be Love
      Recorded 22 October 1957, LA

  62. Stan Getz and Gerry Mulligan / Stan Getz and the Oscar Peterson Trio (Verve MGV-8348); 1957. - HAVE ON VERVE VE-2-2537

    1. Scrapple from the Apple
    2. I Didn't Know What Time It Was

      Recorded 22 October 1957, LA

      Jepsen describes these cuts but states incorrectly that they were not issued; Verve MGV-8349 includes liner notes stating that this album, numbered in fact just before it, is shortly forthcoming; as such, it includes the Getz-Mulligan cuts on side A, while side B consists of four numbers by Stan Getz with the Oscar Peterson Trio. All eight Getz-Mulligan tracks are collected on the two-record set, Gerry Mulligan: Mulliganand Getz and Desmond (Verve VE-2-2537), which also includes the material with Paul Desmond from Verve MGV-8246 described above.

  63. The Gerry Mulligan Songbook, Vol. I (World Pacific Pj- 1 2371); 1957. - HAVE CD

    1. Four and One Moore
    2. Crazy Day
    3. Turnstile
    4. Sextet
    5. Disc Jockey Jump
    6. Venus de Milo
    7. Revelation

      Recorded 4-5 December 1957, NYC

  64. Gerry Mulligan with Vinnie's String Jazz Quartet (Pacific jazz DJ-2); 1957. - HAVE ON "MOSAIC" CD

    1. The Preacher

      Recorded 5 December 1957, NYC

      Not seen; listed by Jepsen as a promotional release for disc jockeys and recorded in August 1958; Michael Cuscuna supplies the correct recording date and adds the titles of as yet unreleased material: "Out of Nowhere," "Mayreh" "I'll Remember April," "Bags' Groove," "Lullaby of Rhythm," "I Can't Get Started," "Body and Soul," and "Good Bait."

  65. Gerry Mulligan Quartet: Reunion with Chet Baker (World Pacific PJ-1241); 1957. - HAVE

    1. Reunion
    2. My Heart Belongs to Daddy
    3. When Your Lover Has Gone
    4. Stardust
    5. Jersey Bounce
    6. Surrey with the Fringe on Top
    7. Travelin' Light
    8. Ornithology

      Recorded 3 and 11 December 1957, NYC

      The Pacific jazz/EMI Manhattan compact disc reissue (CDP 746857-2) adds an alternate take of "Travelin' Light," the previously unreleased numbers "The Song Is You," "I Got Rhythm, and "All the Things You Are," and two cuts previously released only on Playboy records, "People Will Say We're in Love" (PB-1958) and "Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You" (PB-1959), plus an alternate take of "Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You." Jack indicates that "All the Things You Are" is an unedited version of the same number listed in the Mosaic collection as a 27 March 1953 session in LA and cites aural evidence for the true date being 1957, as here.

  66. The Real Sound of Jazz (Pumpkin 116); 1957. - HAVE CD

    1. Fast and Happy Blues
    2. Dickie's Dream
    3. Fine and Mellow

      Televised 8 December 1957, NYC

      Astrup notes "My Man" and "Blues Medley" as unreleased. Similar material by partly different personnel, dating from this show's rehearsal session, has been released under similar titles by other labels.

  67. Annie Ross Sings a Song With Mulligan! (World Pacific WP-1253); 1957-1958. - HAVE

    1. How About You
    2. This Time the Dream's On Me
    3. Let There Be Love
    4. Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
    5. It Don't Mean a Thing

      Recorded 11 and 17 December 1957, NYC

      Dates are from Michael Cuscuna, working from the labels on studio tapes and correcting Jepsen and Middleton.

    6. I Feel Pretty
    7. I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face
    8. All of You
    9. Give Me the Simple Life
    10. This Is Always

      Recorded December 1957, NYC

      The Genius of Gerry Mulligan (Pacific jazz PJ-8) adds "The Lady's in Love With You" with Ross, Mulligan, Grimes, and Bailey, recorded 17 December 1957, NYC, according to producer Richard Bock's 1960 liner notes. The compact disc of Annie Ross Sings a Song with Mulligan! (Pacific Jazz / EMI Manhattan CDP 7 46852 2) adds previously unreleased tracks of "I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plans," "You Turned the Tables on Me" (with Grimes but no trumpet), and an alternate version of "I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face" (with Grimes but no trumpet), plus a previously unreleased "My Old Flame" (with Farmer and Crow), an alternate version of "This is Always" (with Baker and Grimes), and an unedited version of "It Don't Mean a Thing." The CD notes are by Michael Cuscuna, circa 1988.1

  68. Timex Jazz Show (Kings of Jazz KLJ-20031); 1958.

    1. St. Louis Blues

      Recorded live 30 April 1958, NYC

      Not seen; described by Tercinet as a recording of the Timex Jazz Show on CBS Television.

  69. Gerry Mulligan: The Jazz Combo from "I Want to Live!" (United Artists UAL-4006); 1958.- HAVE

    1. Black Nightgown
    2. Theme from I Want to Live!
    3. Night Watch
    4. Frisco Club
    5. Barbara's Theme
    6. Life's a Funny Thing

      Recorded 24 May 1958, LA

  70. Duke Ellington and His Orchestra: Newport 1958 (Columbia CL 1245); 1958. - HAVE

    1. Prima Bara Dubla

      Recorded live 3 July 1958, Newport, Rhode Island

  71. Pete Johnson and the Newport Blues Band (Jackson 1206); 1958. - HAVE CD

    1. Pete's Boogie Woogie
    2. Feelin' Happy
    3. Corinne Corinna

      Recorded live 5 July 1958, Newport, ]Rhode Island

      Not seen; described by Tercinet.

  72. Newport Jazz Festival (CBS 88605); 1958. - HAVE CD

    1. As Catch Can
    2. Bernie's Tune
    3. Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
    4. Line for Lyons

      Recorded live 6 July 1958, Newport, Rhode Island

      Not seen, described by Middleton; also noted by Tercinet as a broadcast, dropping "As Catch Can" and adding "Blueport,"; Astrup notes "Blueport," "Moonlight in Vermont," and repeats of "Bernie's Tune" and "Baubles, Bangles, and Beads" as unissued.

  73. Billie Holiday at Monterey, 1958 (Black-Hawk BHK-50701); 1958. - HAVE

    1. I Only Have Eyes for You
    2. Good Morning Heartache
    3. Them There Eyes
    4. Billie's Blues
    5. Oh What a Little Moonlight Can Do
    6. Lady Be Good
    7. Trav'lin' Light
    8. Lover Come Back to Me

      Recorded live 5 October 1958, Monterey, California

      A brief instrumental introduction and four other numbers by Holiday, precede these selections; Mulligan joins her and the rhythm section for "I Only Have Eyes for You" and "Good Morning Heartache"-, this group is then joined by DeFranco and Carter for the balance of the program.

  74. The Gerry Mulligan Quartet: What Is There to Say? (Columbia CL-1307); 1958-1959. - HAVE

    1. BIueport

      Recorded 17 December 1958, NYC

    2. My Funny Valentine

      Recorded 18 December 1958, NYC

    3. Utter Chaos
    4. As Catch Can

      Recorded 23 December 1958, NYC

    5. Just in Time
    6. What Is There to Say?
    7. Festive Minor!
    8. News from Blueport

      Recorded 15 January 1959, NYC

  75. Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster (Verve MGV-8343); 1959. - HAVE

    v

    1. Chelsea Bridge
    2. Who's Got Rhythm
    3. Go Home

      Recorded 3 November 1959, LA

      Ruppli notes "In a Mellotone," "What Is This Thing Called Love,"and "For Bessie" as unreleased takes.

    4. The Cat Walk
    5. Sunday
    6. Tell Me When

      Recorded 2 December 1959, LA

  76. Gerry Mulligan Meets Johnny Hodges (Verve M GV-8367); 1959 - HAVE

    1. Bunny
    2. What's the Rush
    3. Back Beat
    4. What's It All About
    5. Eighteen Carrots for Rabbit
    6. Shady Side
      Recorded 17 November 1959, LA (Album Verve 4304 476 Says July, 1960??)

      Ruppli notes "TWA" and an untitled number as unreleased takes; Mulligan does not play on "What's the Rush."

  77. Witherspoon, Mulligan, Webster: At the Renaissance (HiFi Jazz J-426); 1959. - HAVE

    1. Time's Getting Tougher Than Tough
    2. How Long
    3. Corina-Corina
    4. C. C. Rider
    5. Roll 'Em Pete
    6. Every Day
    7. Outskirts of Town
    8. Goin' to Kansas City
    9. Trouble in Mind
    10. St. Louis Blues
      Recorded live 2 December 1959, IA

      Jepsen dates this session as either 2 or 9 December 1959; Astrup prefers 2 December; Tercinet chooses 9 December.

  78. The Subterraneans. Original Sound Track (MGM Records E-3812ST); 1959. - HAVE

    1. Why Are We Afraid
    2. A Rose and the End
    3. Analyst
    4. Bread and Wine
    5. Things Are Looking Down
      Recorded late 1959, LA

      Astrup dates these sessions as July 1959; others say end of year.

  79. Mulligan: Gerry Mulligan (Nippon Columbia Compact Disc 33C38-7682);1960&66.HAVE ON MULLIGAN, DOUBLE EXPOSURE AND 2 TAPES

    1. Festive Minor
      Recorded live May or June 1960, Stockholm

      Liner notes by Yuzo Fujimoto do not specify date or place, but Tercinet describes this number and personnel as part of a broadcast.

    2. Jeru
      Recorded live July 1960, LA

      This cut also appears on EuropaJazz: Dizzy Gillespie, Gerry Mulligan listed with 1966 material below; the disc also includes "Rose Room" from 1966, described below; Jack advises that "Jeru" is in fact "Round House/Out of Nowhere"; Fujimoto's liner notes guess at the date, claiming that other material by this same personnel exists from June, 1960; Astrup says July 1960 and locates the session in Los Angeles.

    3. Rose Room
      Recorded live I July 1966, Newport, Rhode Island

      Liner notes by Yuzo Fujimoto do not speculate on date, but Jack identifies the cut as issued earlier (with date and place) on I Giganti del jazz 42.

  80. Gerry Mulligan: The Concert Jazz Band (Verve M GV-8388); 1960.HAVE

    1. I'm Gonna Go Fishin'
      Recorded 28-29 May 1960, NYC

    2. Sweet and Slow
    3. Bweebida Bobbida
    4. Manoir des mes Reves (D'Jango's Castle)
    5. You Took Advantage of Me
    6. Out of This World
    7. My Funny Valentine
    8. Broadway
      Recorded 25-27 July 1960, LA

      Ruppli notes "Barbara's Theme," "Walkin' Shoes," "I Know, Don't Know How," "Utter Chaos," "Young Blood," and "Black Nightgown" as unreleased takes.

  81. Gerry Mulligan and the Concert Jazz Band on Tour: HAVE
    Guest Soloist, Zoot Sims (Verve V6-8438); 1960.

    1. Go Home
    2. Barbara's Theme
    3. Apple Core
      Recorded live November 1960, Milan

    4. Theme from I Want to Live!
      Recorded live November 1960, Berlin

    5. The Red Door
    6. Come Rain or Come Shine
    7. Go Home (second version)

      Recorded live late 1960, Santa Monica, California

  82. Gerry Mulligan and the Concert Jazz Band: Live at the Village Vanguard
    (Verve V-8396); 1960.HAVE

    1. Blueport
    2. Body and Soul
    3. Black Nightgown
    4. Come Rain or Come Shine
    5. Lady Chatterly's Mother
    6. Let My People Be
      Recorded live 10 December 1960, NYC

      Ruppli notes "Mother's Day," "Eighteen Carrots for Rabbit," "Body and Soul," "Come Rain or Come Shine," "Piano Blues," "Utter Chaos," "Barbara's Theme," "BlackNightgown," and "Walkin' Shoes" as unreleased takes or unissued alternates- Tercinet notes "Utter Chaos" as released on Verve MGV-8567.

  83. Andre Previn and the MGM Studio Orchestra: Music from "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (catalog unspecified, but possibly Columbia) CL1782/8583); 1961.HAVE 3993

    1. Main Title
    2. Love Theme
    3. The Four Horse

      Not seen; described by, Astrup incompletely. The soundtrack album, MGM 3993, is conducted by Previn but does not include Mulligan or Farmer. Mulligan disclaims all involvement with this film.

  84. Holliday with Mulligan (DRG Records SL-5191); 1961.HAVE

    1. What's the Rush
    2. Loving You
    3. Lazy
    4. It Must Be Christmas
    5. The Party's Over
    6. It's Bad for Me
    7. Supper Time
    8. Pass That Peace Pipe
    9. I've Got a Right to Sing the Blues
    10. Summer's Over
    11. Blue Prelude
      Recorded 10-17 April 1961, NYC

      Ruppli notes "Hong Kong Blues" as an unissued take from 11 April and "While We're Young" as an unissued take from 12 April.

  85. Gerry Mulligan: New York December 1960 (Musidise Europe Jazz Anthology JA-5236); 1961-1962.HAVE CD AND LP ALTO 717 HERE IS GERRY MULLIGAN

    1. Bweebida Bobbida [as "Wee Bit of Bopita"]
    2. My Funny Valentine
    3. Out of This World
    4. Ladv Chatterly's Mother [as "Lady Chatterly's Sister"]
      Recorded live 13 May 1961, NYC

    5. Barbara's Theme [as "Blue Theme"]
    6. Chuggin'
      Recorded live 28 April 1962, NYC

      Record title's dates are incorrect; Tercinet describes these cuts (and their mistitlings) as broadcasts from Birdland and as first issued on Alto 717 and King of Jazz KJ-20021, with "Theme From I Want to Live!" substituted for "Barbara's Theme." Astrup notes these unissued takes: "Castle of My Dreams," "I'm Gonna Go Fishin'," "Summer's Over," and "You Took Advantage of Me".

  86. Gerry Mulligan Presents a Concert in Jazz: The Concert Jazz Band (Verve V-8415); 1961. HAVE

    1. All about Rosie
    2. Weep
    3. I Know, Don't Know How
    4. Chuggin
    5. Summer's Over
    6. Israel
      Recorded 10-11 July 1961, NYC

  87. Carol Sloane (Columbia CL 1766); 1961.HAVE CD

    1. Prelude to a Kiss
    2. Aren't You Glad You're You
    3. Little Girl Blue
    4. Who Cares
    5. My Ship
    6. Will You Still Be Mine
    7. The More I See You
    8. Deep Purple
    9. Life Is just a Bowl of Cherries
    10. My Silent Love
    11. Night and Day
      Recorded December 1961, NYC

      Not seen; described by Jack.

  88. The Gerry Mulligan Quartet (Verve VN6-8466)-l 1962.HAVE

    1. Know, Don't Know How
      Recorded live 25 February 1962, NYC

      Ruppli notes that in a NYC session on the day preceding this the same group recorded the following unissued takes: "Baubles, Bangles, and Beads," "I Believe in You," "My Funny Valentine," "Spring Is Sprung," and "When Your Lover Has Gone". From the Village Vanguard session on 25 February Ruppli notes these takes as unissued: "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," "Strike Up the Band." Mulligan does not recall session being live, despite aural evidence, nor does he recall Ruppli material.

    2. I'm Getting Sentimental over You
    3. Piano Train
    4. Believe in You
    5. Love in New Orleans
    6. Lost in the Stars
    7. I Believe in You
    8. Love in New Orleans
      Recorded 14-15 May 1962, NYC

      Ruppli notes the following unissued takes; "Five Brothers," "Come Out Wherever You Are," "Straight, No Chaser," "Subterranean Blues," "Waltz," "I'll Never Forget What's His Name," "Bye Bernie, " "Limelight."

  89. "Jeru" Gerry Mulligan (Columbia CL-1932/CS-8732)- 1962.HAVE

    1. Capricious
    2. Here I'll Stay
    3. Inside Impromptu
    4. You ve Come Home
    5. Get Out of Town
    6. Blue Boy
    7. LoneIy Town
      Recorded 30 June 1962, NYC

  90. Paul Desmond and Gerry Mulligan: Two of a Mind (RCA Victor LPM/LSP2624);1962.HAVE

    1. The Way You Look Tonight
    2. Blight of the Fumble Bee
      Recorded 26 June 1962, NYC

      Tercinet includes "Easy Living" as an issued cut on this recording, but Astrup identifies it correctly as an unissued take; Astrup also describes the following unused material from an 8 June 1962 session in NYC (confirmed by Tercinet adding guitarist Jim Hall and replacing drummer Connie Kay with Ed Shaughnessy: "All the Things You Are," "Untitled Blues."

    3. All the Things You Are
    4. Stardust
      Recorded 3 July 1962, NYC
    5. Two of a Mind
    6. Out of Nowhere
      Recorded 13 August 1962, NYC

  91. Gerry Mulligan Quartet: Spring Is Sprung (Phillips PHM 200-077); 1962.HAVE

    1. Jive at Five
    2. Four for Three
    3. Seventeen-Mile Drive
    4. Subterranean Blues
    5. Spring Is Sprung
    6. Open Country
    7. Out of Nowhere
      Recorded 11-12 December 1962. NYC

  92. Gerry Mulligan '63: The Concert Jazz Band (verve VN6-8515); 1962.HAVE

    1. Little Rock Getaway
    2. Ballad
    3. Big City Life
    4. Big City Blues
    5. My Kind of Love
    6. Pretty Little Gypsy
    7. Bridgehampton South
    8. Bridgehampton Strut
      Recorded 18-21 December 1962, NYC

  93. Gerry Mulligan Sextet (Musica jazz FD4-1025); 1963.

    1. Beaver
      Recorded live 5 July 1963, Newport, Rhode Island
      Not seen; described by Jack.

  94. Gerry Mulligan: Night Lights (Phillips PHM 200-108); 1963. HAVE

    1. Night Light
    2. Wee Small Hours
    3. Festive Minor
      Recorded July or September 1963, NYC

    4. Morning of the Carnival from Black Orpheus
    5. Prelude in E Minor
    6. Tell Me When
      Recorded 3 October 1963, NYC

  95. Gerry Mulligan. Butterfly with Hiccups (Limelight LM -82004)-l 1963-1964.HAVE

    1. The Ant Hill
    2. Crazy Day
      Same personnel, date, and location as July or September 1963 session above.

    3. Old Devil Moon
      Same personnel, date, and location as 3 October 1963 session above.

    4. Butterfly With Hiccups
      Recorded 11 October 1963, NYC

    5. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To
    6. Theme for Jobim
    7. Blues for Lynda
    8. Line for Lyons
      Recorded 25 June 1964, NYC

  96. Gerry Mulligan, Pee Wee Russell (I 1. -A,. J. R. C. 28); 1964.

    1. Blues
      Recorded live September 1964, Monterey, California

      Not seen; described as a recording from the Monterey jazz Festival by Jack.

  97. Gerry Mulligan: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em (Limelight LM-82021); 1965.HAVE

    1. King of the Road
    2. Engine Engine No. 9
    3. Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte
    4. I Know a Place
    5. Can't Buy Me Love
    6. A Hard Dav's Night
    7. If I Fell
    8. Downtown
    9. Mr. Tambourine Man
    10. If You Can't Beat 'Em join 'Em
      Recorded 22 and 26-28 July 1965, Hollywood

  98. Gerry Mulligan: Feelin' Good (Limelight LM-82030); 1965.HAVE

    1. The Lonely Night (Night Lights)
    2. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
    3. The Second Time Around
    4. Not Mine
    5. P. S. I Love You
    6. The Song Is Ended (But the Melody Lingers On)
    7. Love Walked In
    8. Feelin' Good from The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd
    9. Love Is the Sweetest Thing
    10. I'll Walk Alone
    11. The Shadow of Your Smile
      Recorded 20-22 October 1965, Hollywood

  99. Europa Jazz: Dizzy Gillespie, Gerry Mulligan (Europa Jazz EJ-1024); 1960.HAVE on I Giganti del jazz 30

    1. Never Knew
      Recorded live 1 July 1966, Newport, Rhode Island

      Album's liner notes date this session incorrectly as 1961; Jack identifies the cut as issued earlier (with date and place) on I Giganti del jazz 30.

    2. Four Brothers
      Recorded live 3 July 1966, Newport, Rhode Island

      Album's liner notes date this session incorrectly as 1961 and lists incorrect personnel for Woody Herman's orchestra; Jack identifies the cut as issued earlier on I Giganti del jazz 30; album's title reflects two cuts by Dizzy Gillespie on the B side.

  100. Gerry Mulligan: Something Borrowed, Something Blue (Limelight LS86040/1,M-82040); 1966.HAVE

    1. Davenport Blues
    2. Sometime Ago
    3. Take Tea and See
    4. Spring Is Sprung
    5. New Orleans
    6. Decidedly
      Recorded 19 July 1966, NYC

      Tercinet notes "Lillibut" (Astrup: "Lili Beth") as an unissued take.

  101. Gerry Mulligan Quintet in Stockholm (Ingo Six); 1966 HAVE

    1. Lullaby of the Leaves
    2. Body and Soul
    3. All the Things You Are
      Recorded live 1966, Stockholm
      Not seen; described by Middleton; Jack advises a NYC location, as does Astrup, who dates it as a summer 1955 session.

  102. The Fortune Cookie (United Artists UAL-4145); 1966.HAVE

    1. The Bad Guys
    2. One Million Dollars
    3. The Detectives (plus eight other tracks without Mulligan)
      Recorded 1966, Hollywood

      Mulligan disclaims involvement with this film.

  103. Luv (RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video); 1967.HAVE

    Mulligan plays his own original score with a big band; orchestrations are by Bill Holman.

  104. Gerry Mulligan with the Dave Brubeck Quartet (Oxford OX-3024); 1968.

    1. Out of the Way
    2. These Foolish Things
    3. Jumpin' Bean
    4. St. Louis Blues
      Recorded 17 May 1968, New Orleans

      Not seen; described by Jack, who corrects the liner notes' mistaken personnel and identifies a further cut, "Get Out of Town," as coming from Mulligan's set with Hampton Hawes in 1971.

  105. Compadres: The Dave Brubeck Trio Featuring Gerry Mulligan HAVE (INCLUDING Theme for Jobim) (Columbia CS-9704); 1968.

    1. Jumping Bean
    2. Adios, Mariquita Linda
    3. Indian Song
    4. Tender Woman
    5. Amapola
    6. Lullaby de Mexico
    7. Sapito
    8. Recuerdo
      Recorded live later May 1968, Mexico City

      Jack notes "Theme for Jobim" issued on the Brubeck compilation, CBS 5643-i7.

  106. Blues Roots: The Dave Brubeck Trio Featuring Gerry Mulligan (Columbia CS-9749); 1969.HAVE

    1. Limehouse Blues
    2. Journey
    3. Cross Ties
    4. Broke Blues
    5. Things Ain't What
    6. They Used to Be
    7. Movin' Out
    8. Blues Roots
      Recorded 1969, NYC

  107. Dave Brubeck Trio with Gerry Mulligan and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra - HAVE (MCA Records MACS-4954); 1970.

    1. Happy Anniversary
    2. The Duke
    3. Blessed Are the Poor
    4. Forty Days
    5. Elementals
      Recorded live 26 May 1970, Cincinnati

      Not seen; described by Tercinet.

  108. Dave Brubeck-Gerry Mulligan Quartet (Muza SXL-0696); 1970.

    1. Jumpin' Bean
    2. St. Louis Blues

      Not seen; described by Tercinet.

  109. Dave Brubeck Trio and Gerry Mulligan: Live at the Berlin Philharmonic - HAVE (Columbia KC-32143); 1970.

    1. Things Ain't What They Used to Be
    2. The Sermon on the Mount
    3. Indian Song
    4. Limehouse Blues
    5. Lullaby de Mexico
      Recorded live 7 November 1970, Berlin

      Tercinet adds the following numbers on a CBS European release: "The Duke," "New Orleans," "St. Louis Blues," "Out of the Way of the People," "Basin Street Blues," and "Take Five".

  110. Beaver and Krause: Gandharva - HAVE (Warner Brothers WS-1909); 1971.

    1. Gandharva
    2. By Your Grace
    3. Good Places
    4. Short Film for David
    5. Bright Shadows
      Recorded 10-11 February 1971, San Francisco

  111. Gerry Mulligan: The Age of Steam - HAVE (A & M Records SP-3036); 1971.

    1. One to Ten in Ohio
    2. K-4 Pacific
    3. Grand Tour
    4. Over the Hill and Out of the Woods
    5. Country Beaver
    6. A Weed Grows in Disneyland
    7. Golden Notebooks
    8. Maytag
      Recorded between February and July 1971, Hollywood

  112. The Dave Brubeck Quartet Featuring Gerry Mulligan. The Last Set at Newport - HAVE
    (Atlantic SD-1607); 1971,

    1. Blues for Newport
    2. Take Five
    3. Open the Gates (Out of the Way of the People)
      Recorded live 3 July 1971, Newport, Rhode Island

  113. Gerry Mulligan Quartet: "The Shadow of Your Smile" - HAVE (Moon Records MLP003-1); 1971.

    1. Get Out of Town
    2. It's Sandy at the Beach
    3. The Shadow of Your Smile
    4. Blues in Bb
    5. Bright Boy Blues (I Got Rhythm)
      Recorded 17 July 1971 Pescara, Italy

      Not seen; described by Jack, who corrects several errors among album's list of numbers.

  114. The Hot Rock (soundtrack): Quincy Jones - HAVE (Prophesv S D-6055); 1972.

    1. Main Title Track
    2. Seldom Seen Sam
    3. Parole Party
    4. Miasmo
    5. Sahara Stone
    6. Slam City
    7. Listen to the Melody/Dixie Tag
    8. End Title (plus four other tracks without Mulligan)
      Astrup says December 1972, which is unlikely, as both film and soundtrack recording were 1972 releases.

  115. Charles Mingus: Mingus and Friends in Concert - HAVE (Columbia KG-31614, two

    record set); 1972.

    1. Honeysuckle Rose
    2. Jump Monk
    3. E. S. P.
    4. Ecclusiastics
    5. Eclipse
    6. Us Is Two
    7. Mingus Blues
    8. Little Royal Suite
    9. E's Flat Ah's Flat Too
    10. Ool-ya-koo
      Recorded live in Town Hall, 4 February 1972, NYC

  116. Newport in New York '72: Volume 3 - HAVE "PERDIDO" ON LP REST ON RECORDED CD(Cobblestone CST 9026-2); 1972.

    1. Perdido
    2. Misty
    3. Now's the Time
    4. Roll 'em Pete
      Recorded live 6 July 1972, NYC

      Hendricks and "Roll 'em Pete" are described bv Tercinet but not included on the American issue of this album.

  117. Illinois Jacquet: Birthday Party - HAVE CD (j RC 1 1434); 1972.

    1. On the Beach
    2. Birthday Party Blues
    3. Robbin's Nest
    4. Blues for Louisiana
    5. The Shadow of Your Smile
      Recorded live 6 October 1972, Tokyo

      Not seen; described by Tercinet. Recalled by Mulligan as a studio session.

  118. Gerry Mulligan Quintet: Newport Jazz Festival in Japan (Elee JRC-1 1436); 1972.

    1. Mulligan Stew
      Recorded live October 1972, Tokyo

      Not seen; described by Jack.

  119. Dave Brubeck, Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond: We're All Together Again
            for the First Time - HAVE CD (Atlantic SD-1641); 1972.

    1. Truth
    2. Unfinished Woman
    3. Take Five
      Recorded live 4 November 1972, Berlin

    4. Rotterdam Blues
      Recorded live 28 October 1972, Rotterdam

      Album includes two numbers on which Gerry Mulligan does not play:"Koto Song" and "Sweet Georgia Brown."

  120. T-Bone Walker: Very Rare - HAVE CD (Reprise 2 XS 6483); 1972.

    1. Just a Little Bit
    2. Stormy Monday
      Recorded 1972, Hollywood and NYC

      Not seen: described by TercInet, who explains the dual recording site as Mulligan having dubbed his part across the country in NYC.

  121. The Last Days of Man on Earth - HAVE VIDEO "Final Programme" (Embassy Home Video VHS-4033) 1973.

    Recorded 1973

    Mulligan plays baritone sax on one number and during the final credits in a score by Paul Beaver and Bernard L. Krause.

  122. Gerry Mulligan, Astor Piazzolla: Summit - HAVE (Tango Nuevo) (Atlantic ATL50168);1974.

    1. Twenty Years Ago
    2. Close Your Eyes and Listen
    3. Years of Solitude
    4. Deus Xango
    5. Twenty Years After
    6. Aire de Buenos Aires [composed by Mulligan]
    7. Reminiscence
    8. Summit
      Recorded 24-26 September and 1-4 October 1974, Milan

  123. Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker: Carnegie Hall Concert, Volumes I and 2 - HAVE (CTIRecords CTI-6054 and 6055-Sl); 1974.

    1. Line for Lyons
    2. Song for an Unfinished Woman
    3. My Funny Valentine
    4. Song for Strayhorn
    5. It's Sandy at the Beach
    6. Bernie's Tune
    7. K-4 Pacific
    8. There Will Never Be Another You
      Recorded live 24 November 1974, NYC

  124. Gerry Mulligan Meets Enrico Intra - HAVE (Pausa PR-7010); 1975.

    1. Nuova Civilta
    2. Fertile Land
    3. Rio One [Mulligan's composition]
    4. Champoluc
      Recorded 16-17 October 1975, Milan

  125. Jazz Gala Concert - HAVE(Atlantic SD-1693); 1976.

    1. Song for Strayhorn
    2. Festive Minor
      Recorded live 18 January, Hanover, and 23 January, Wiesbaden

      Tercinet notes an unissued take of "Maytag."

  126. Gerry Mulligan's New Sextet: Idol Gossip - HAVE(Chiaroscuro CR-155); 1976.

    1. Idol Gossip
    2. Strayhorn Two
    3. Walk on the Water
    4. Waltzing Mathilda
    5. Out Back of the Barn
    6. North Atlantic Run
    7. Taurus Moon
      Recorded 27 November 1976, NYC

  127. Pele - HAVE CD (Atlantic SD-18231); 1977.

    1. Men Mundo e Uma Bola (My Life Is a Ball)
    2. Voltando a Bauru (Back toBauru)
    3. A Tristeza do Adeus (The Sadness of Goodbye) [two versions]
    4. Amor e Agressao (Love and Aggression)
    5. Men Mundo e Uma Bola (My Life Is a Ball) [second version]
      Recorded 1977

      Astrup locates session in Hollywood, but film was Mexican.

  128. Lionel Hampton Presents: Gerry Mulligan - HAVE (Who's Who in Jazz WWLP21007); 1977.

    1. Apple Core
    2. Song for Johnny Hodges
    3. Blight of the Fumble Bee
    4. Gerry Meets Hamp
    5. Blues for Gerry
    6. Line for Lyons
      Recorded 29 October 1971, NYC

      The Who's Who compact disc WWCO 21007 adds "Walking Shoes" and "Limelight"; Jack notes that Kingdom Gate 7015 adds these cuts plus "Ain't Misbehavin.' "

  129. Lionel Hampton Presents. The Music of Charles Mingus - HAVE (Who's Who in jazz W\N7LP-21005); 1977.

    1. Just for Laughs (part 1)
    2. Peggy's Blue Skylight
    3. Caroline Keikki Mingus
    4. Slop
    5. Just for Laughs (Part 2)
    6. Fables of Faubus
    7. Duke Ellington's The Sound of Light
    8. Farewell, Farewell
      Recorded 6 November 1977, NYC

      Jack notes that Gateway GSLP 7026, The Music of Charlie Mingus: His Final Work, adds "So Long Eric" and that Gatewav GSLP-10113 adds "It Might as Well Be Spring."

  130. Michel Legrand & Co.: Le Jazz Grand - HAVE (Grypbon G-786-0798) '1978.

    1. Basquette
    2. Southern Routes: North, West, East, South (suite)
    3. La Pasionaria [featuring Phil Woods]
    4. Malagan Stew [featuring Gerry Mulligan]
    5. Iberia Nova [featuring Jon Faddis]
      Recorded March 1978, NYC

  131. Jay McShann Septet: The Big Apple Bash - HAVE(Atlantic SD-8804); 1978.

    1. Crazy Legs and Friday Strut
    2. Georgia on My Mind
      Recorded August 1978, NYC

  132. Gerry Mulligan and His Orchestra: Walk on the Water (DRG Records SL-5194); 1980. - HAVE

    1. For an Unfinished Woman
    2. Song for Strayhorn
    3. 42nd & Broadway
    4. Angelica
    5. Walk on the Water
    6. Across the Track Blues
    7. I'm Getting Sentimental over You
      Recorded September 1980, NYC

  133. Mel Torme and Friends Recorded at Marty's in New York City (Finesse W2X-37484, two record set); 1981. - HAVE CD

    1. Real Thing
    2. Medley ("Line for Lyons," "Venus de Milo," "Walking Shoes") [eighteen other tracks omit Mulligan]

      Recorded live May 1981, NYC

  134. Aurex Jazz Festival (Aurex EWJ-80208); 1981. - HAVE TAPE

    vv

    1. Bag's Groove
      Recorded live 3 September 1981, Tokyo

      Not seen; described by Jack, who notes "Woody 'n You" as an unissued cut from the previous day in Osaka and again from the Tokyo concert.

    2. Bernie's Tune
      Recorded live 3 September 1981, Tokvo

    3. Song for Stravhorn
      Recorded live 6 September 1981, Yokohama

      Jack notes "Walkin' " as unissued from this session.

  135. Aurex Jazz Festival (Aurex EWJ-80254); 1981. - HAVE TAPE

    1. Woody'n You
      Recorded live 6 September 1981, Yokohama

  136. Gerry Mulligan: "La Menace" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
    (DRG Records MRS-506), 1982. - HAVE

    1. Dance of the Truck
    2. Introspect
    3. Watching and Waiting
    4. Trucking Again
    5. New Wine
    6. The Trap
    7. Theme from La Menace
    8. Vines of Bordeaux
    9. The House They'll Never Live In
    10. Watching and Waiting (reprise)
    11. The Pantomimist
    12. Introspect (reprise)
    13. Vines of Bordeaux (reprise)
      Recorded 1982, Weston, Connecticut

  137. Ornella Vanoni: Uomini (C. G. D. 20376); 1983. - HAVE CD

    1. Uomini
    2. lo Capito Che Ti Amo
      Recorded 26 March 1983, Milan

  138. Gerry Mulligan: Little Big Horn (GRP Records GRP-A-1003); 1983. - HAVE

    1. Little Big Horn
    2. Another Kind of Sunday
    3. Under a Star
    4. Bright Angel Falls
    5. Sun on Stairs
    6. I Never Was a Young Man
      Recorded 1983, NYC

  139. Manilow: 2:00 AM, Paradise Cafe (Arista AL8-8254); 1984. - HAVE CD

    1. Paradise Café
    2. Where Have You Gone
    3. Say No More; Blue
    4. When October Goes
    5. What Am I Doin' Here
    6. Good-bye My Love
    7. Big City Blues
    8. When Love Is Gone
    9. I've Never Been So Low on Love
    10. Night Song
      Recorded 20-21 April 1984, LA

  140. Gerry Mulligan Meets Scott Hamilton: Soft Lights and Sweet Music(Concord Jazz CJ-300); 1986. HAVE

    1. Soft Lights and Sweet Music
    2. Gone
    3. Do You Know What I See?
    4. I've just Seen Her
    5. Noblesse
    6. Ghosts
    7. Port of Baltimore Blues
      Recorded January 1986, NYC

  141. Barry Manilow: Swing Street (Arista AL-8527,); 1987. - HAVE CD

    1. One More Time

      Gerry Mulligan's baritone sax track, recorded in NYC in 1984', is added to the LA track recorded by Barry Manilow and an accompanying orchestra; Mulligan does not play on the album's other cuts.

  142. Symphonic Dream: Gerry Mulligan and His Quartet& Houston Symphony Orchestra - HAVE Erich Kunzet, Conductor (Pro Acoustic Digital Recordings PAD703); 1987

    1. Entente for Baritone Sax and Orchestra
    2. The Sax Chronicles ("Sun on the Bach Stairs," "Sax in Debussy's Garden," "Sax in Mozart Minor," "Sax and der Rosenkavalier," "A Walk with Brahms")
    3. Song for Strayhorn
    4. K-4 Pacific
      Recorded live 6-7 February 1987, Houston

  143. Cincinnati Pops Big Band Orchestra; Big Band Hit Parade - HAVE (Telarc CD: CD-80177); 1988

    1. In the Mood
    2. Take the "A" Train
    3. Begin the Beguine
    4. Sentimental Journey
    5. One O'Clock Jump
    6. Caravan
    7. Let's Dance
    8. You Made Me Love You
    9. Woodchopper's Ball
    10. Sing Sing Sing
    11. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
    12. Well Git It!
    13. Artistry in Rhythm
    14. Moonlight Serenade
    15. St. James Infirmary
    16. When the Saints Go Marchin' In
      Recorded 3 August 1988, Cincinnati

  144. Happy Anniversary, Charlie Brown (GRP Records compact disc GRD-9596);1989. - HAVE

    1. Rain, Rain, Go Away
      Recorded in 1989, NYC

 

Recordings I need

  1. Elliot Lawrence and His Orchestra (Hindsight HRS-182); 1945.

    . 1. Indiana

  2. Red Rodney's Be-Boppers (Keynote 670; Mercury Compact Disc 830 922-2) 1947

    2. Elevation

    Recorded 29 January 1947, NYC

  3. Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra / The Song Is You (Hep 17); 1948.

    3. September Song

  4. Georgie Auld and His Orchestra (Discovery LP-3007, Savoy MG-12089, JS LP-50001)- 1949.

    4. You've Got Me Jumpin'
    5. Darn That Dream
    6. Hollywood Bazaar
    7. They Didn't Believe Me

    Recorded 17 January 1949, LA

    8. Nashooma
    9. Vex Bop
    10. Mild and Mellow
    11. Settin' the Pace

    Recorded 21 March 1949, LA

  5. Georgie Auld and His Orchestra (Swing House SWH-25); 1949.

    12. So What's New
    13. Sweet Thing
    14. Nashooma
    15. Lullaby in Rhythm
    16. Blues for Me
    17. Mo Mo
    18. You Got Me Jumpin'
    19. Flying Home
    20. So What Can Be New Now

    Recorded live in April 1949, LA

  6. Gene Roland Boppers (DeLuxe unissued]); 1949.

    21. Oh Them Saxes
    22. Hold Them Trumpets
    23. Blues in Our Times
    24. Symphony
    25. Sid's Symphonette

    Recorded 17 May 1949, NYC

  7. Brew Moore: Brewer's Blew (Bomo 4953); 1949-1950.

    26. Bop City
    27. Godchild
    28. Indianola
    29. OW

    Recorded live in 1949 and 1950, NYC

  8. Mary Ann McCall with Al Cohn's Band (Roost 511 and 514); 1950.

    30. I Cried for You
    31. The Sky Is Crying
    32. After I Say I'm Sorry
    33. Until the Real
    34. Thing Comes Along

    Recorded I February 1950, NYC

  9. Gene Roland Band: The Band That Never Was (Spotlitc 141).

    35. Stardust
    36. It's a Wonderful World
    37. Just You Just Me

    Recorded 3 April 1950, NYC

  10. Stan Getz and His Orchestra (Charlie Parker CP-503); 1950.

    38. Four Brothers
    39. Early Autumn
    40. My Gentleman Friend

    Recorded live 17 August 1950, NYC

  11. One Night Stand with Stan Kenton's Concert in Miniature No. 9 and 10 (Joyce 1087); 1952.

    41. Limelight
    42. I've Got You under My Skin

    Recorded live 29 July 1952 at Steel Pier, Atlantic City, N.J.

    43. Young Blood (5 August 1952 at Club 86, Geneva, N.Y.)

  12. Stan Kenton and His Orchestra: Europe-Fifty Three (First Heard FH49);1952.

    44. Young Blood
    45. Walking Shoes

    Recorded live 16 September 1953, Munich

  13. Kenton '56: The Concepts Era (Artistry AR-103); 1952.

    46. All the Things You Are
    47. Swing House
    48. Young Blood
    49. Walking Shoes

    Recorded live 5 November 1956, San Francisco

    Jepsen lists a concert at Cornell University recorded on a Cornell jazz 10-inch LP, 15 April 1953, including Mulligan's

    50. Walking Shoes
    51. Bweebida Bobbida

  14. Boots Brown [Shorty Rogers] and His Blockbusters (Victor 20-5110; LPM-1071; Groove LG-100); 1952.

    52. Oh Happy Day

    Recorded 19 November 1952, LA

  15. Gerry Mulligan Sextet: The Vibes Are On (Chazzer 2005); 1955.unissued takes of

    53. "Theme" (most likely "Utter Chaos")
    54. "I Don't Know Why" (most likely "I Know, Don't Know How")

    Recorded live 12 December 1955, NYC

  16. Timex Jazz Show (Kings of jazz KLJ-20031); 1958.

    55.St. Louis Blues

    Recorded live 30 April 1958, NYC

  17. Andre Previn and the MGM Studio Orchestra: Music from "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" (catalog unspecified, but possibly Columbia) CL1782/8583); 1961.

    56. Main Title
    57. Love Theme
    58. The Four Horse

  18. The Gerry Mulligan Quartet (Verve VN6-8466)-l 1962.

    Ruppli notes that in a NYC session on the day preceding this the same group recorded the following unissued takes:

    59. Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
    60. I Believe in You
    61. My Funny Valentine
    62. Spring Is Sprung
    63. When Your Lover Has Gone

    From the Village Vanguard session on 25 February

    Ruppli notes these takes as unissued:

    64. My Heart Belongs to Daddy
    65. Strike Up the Band

    February 25, 1962

    Mulligan does not recall session being live, despite aural evidence, nor does he recall Ruppli material.

    Ruppli notes the following unissued takes;

    66. Five Brothers
    67. Come Out Wherever You Are
    68. Straight, No Chaser
    69. Subterranean Blues
    70. Waltz
    71. I'll Never Forget What's His Name
    72. Bye Bernie
    73. Limelight

    Recorded May 14-15, 1962

  19. Gerry Mulligan Sextet (Musica jazz FD4-1025); 1963.

    74. Beaver

    Recorded live 5 July 1963, Newport, Rhode Island

  20. Gerry Mulligan, Pee Wee Russell (I 1. -A,. J. R. C. 28); 1964.

    75. Blues

    Recorded live September 1964, Monterey, California

  21. Gerry Mulligan with the Dave Brubeck Quartet (Oxford OX-3024); 1968.

    76. Out of the Way
    77. These Foolish Things
    78. Jumpin' Bean
    79. St. Louis Blues

    Recorded 17 May 1968, New Orleans

  22. Dave Brubeck-Gerry Mulligan Quartet (Muza SXL-0696); 1970.

    80. Jumpin' Bean 81. St. Louis Blues

  23. Gerry Mulligan Quintet: Newport Jazz Festival in Japan (Elee JRC-1 1436); 1972.

    82. Mulligan Stew

    Recorded live October 1972, Tokyo