Red, white and blue label 78 RPM VDisc 12" records were made for 7 years in the 1940s and supplied monthly to U.S. servicemen around the world. They were not sold commercially and were to be destroyed after the end of the war. While many were, lots survived and a complete set is in the Library of Congress.

The Ellington V-discs were studio sessions, radio broadcasts and live performances recorded between 1934 and 1947. Some were broadcast in the Duke Ellington Treasury Series on ABC radio's Blue Channel. Eddie Lambert's "Duke Ellington: A Listener's Guide" says no Ellington recordings on Vdisc were recorded expressly for the Vdisc program. Richard Sear's book "V-discs : a history and discogaphy" (Greenwood Press 1980) says:

"[George T.] Simon, a V-disc producer, asked Duke if he would let the band make V-discs. Duke suggested he 'ask some of the guys'. 'And so I went over to Harry Carney and Lawrence Brown, whom I'd known for years, and asked them. Their reply in essence: 'George, if you are asking us to do this for free as a personal favor for you, of course we'll do it. But if you are asking us to do it for the Army, forget it - not when you consider the way they have been treating our people.'"

There were four series of V-Discs. The Army was first off the block in late 1943. The Navy released its first V-Discs in the summer of 1944, and the Marines followed soon after. After September 1945, all V-Discs were produced for all the forces.
Source: Review of the V-Disc CD by "Bukhtan" on http://amazon.com
Go here for another comprehensive history of VDiscs.  Better still, "Vdiscdaddy" gives an in-depth oral history of VDiscs here: Part 1 and Part 2.
See also James Johnson's VDISCDADDY
Information etched or stamped in the images showing the run-off can be seen by copying the images to your imaging program and adjusting the brightness.

	No. 10A   (Army) Don't Get Around Much Any More alternate title: Never No Lament Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4008c Recorded May 4, 1940, RCA Victor session, RCA Hollywood Studio, Los Angeles, California Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-06-19
	No. 10B   (Army) Warm Valley Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4031b Recorded May 4, 1940, RCA Victor session, Studio A, Chicago, Illinois Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-06-19
	No. 32A   (Navy) The Mood to be Wooed VP 704 Sweet Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Al Hibbler, vocal New Desor DE4423a Recorded May 26, 1944 MBS broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, NYC This recording was also released on V-Disc 252B - see DEMS bulletin 1982/4 Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-10-28
	No. 32B   (Navy) My Little Brown Book VP 705 Sweet Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Al Hibbler, vocal New Desor DE4422e Recorded May 25, 1944 NYC CBS or MBS broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, NYC This recording was also released on V-Disc 252B - see DEMS bulletin 1982/4 Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 37A   (Army) Ring Dem Bells Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE3012a Recorded August 26, 1930, Victor recording session, Hollywood Studio, Los Angeles, California Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet or listen to both sides of this record on YouTube Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-06-19
	No. 37B   (Army) Perdido Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4201a Recorded January 21, 1942, RCA Victor session, Studio A, Chicago, Illinois Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet or listen to both sides of this record on YouTube Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-06-19
	No. 67A   (Army) Mood Indigo Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE3021a Recorded December 10, 1930, Victor recording session, Sudio #2, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-06-19 resized 2010-12-28
	No. 67B   (Army) Are You Stickin'? Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4110b Recorded June 5, 1941, RCA Victor session, Hollywood RCA Studio, Los Angeles, California Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-12-28
	No. 95B   (Navy) Things Ain't What They used To Be VP 866 Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Al Hibbler, vocal New Desor DE4360p Recorded Nov 9, 1943 World Broadcast System session, World Studios, NYC This was also released on Army V-Disc 315B Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-10-23
	No. 116A   (Navy) Take the "A" Train   and Sentimental Lady VP 597 Sweet Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4105a (TTAT Train) Recorded February 15,1941, RCA Victor session, Hollywood Studios, Los Angeles, Ca. New Desor DE4217c (SL) Recorded July 28, 1942, RCA Victor session, Studio A, Chicago, Ill. Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-10-28
	No. 125A   (Navy) Warm Valley VP 63 Mood Music "G" Release Matrix BS053430-3 (released on Victor 26796) New Desor DE4031b Recorded Oct. 17,.1940, RCA Victor Studio A, Chicago added 2010-01-10
	No. 176A  (Army) Boy Meets Horn VP 494 Swing (the reverse side is Savoy by Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, featuring Rex Stewart New Desor DE34359 j or k Azure recorded May 14, 1937 at Master Records Studio, NYC; Recorded November 8, 1943 World Broadcasting System session, World Studios, NYC Listen on YouTube upgraded 2010-06-19
	No. 183B  (Army) Sophisticated Lady   and Azure VP 502 Fox Trot (the reverse side is by Glenn Miller and his Army Air Force Training Command Orchestra) Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra New Desor DE3709b and DE4003d Azure recorded May 14, 1937 at Master Records Studio, NYC; Sophisticated Lady recorded Feb. 14, 1940 ARC-Brunswick, NYC Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-06-19
	No. 195A     (Navy) Creole Love Call NVP-1170 Mood Music "J" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4362h Recorded Dec 1, 1943 World Broadcasting System session, Decca studios, New York City Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-10-23
	No. 212A  (Army) Take the "A" Train   and Sentimental Lady The other title for Sentimental Lady is I Didn't Know About You Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4105a Take The "A" Train Recorded Feb 15, 1941, RCA Victor session, RCA Hollywood Studio, Los Angeles New Desor DE4217c Sentimental Lady Recorded July 28, 1942, RCA Victor Studio A, Chicago Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube added 2010-01-10; sound link added 2010-09-19
	No. 212B  (Army) Flamingo Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4036b Recorded December 28, 1940, RCA Victor session, Studio A, Chicago, Ill. added 2010-05-03
	No. 233A   (Navy) I Never Felt This Way Before   and Live and Love Tonight VP 1204 Sweet "L" Release New Desor DE4032d (I Never Felt This Way Before) Recorded Oct.28, 1940, RCA Victor Studio A, Chicago New Desor DE3409d (Live & Love Tonight) Recorded Apr 12, 1934, RCA Victor Hollywood Studio, Los Angeles added 2010-01-10
	No. 252A  (Army) The Mood to be Wooed VP 704 Sweet Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4423a Recorded May 26, 1944 MBS broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube Image courtesy of The Dooji Collection added 2010-05-24; youtube link added 2010-09-19
	No. 252B  (Army) My Little Brown Book VP 705 Sweet Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4423a Recorded May 25, 1944 CBS broadcast, Hurricane Restaurant, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube Image courtesy of The Dooji Collection added 2010-05-24; youtube link added 2010-09-19
	No. 260B  (Navy) It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) VP 316 Swing "M" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Ray Nance and Taft Jordan, vocal, Tenor Sax by Al Sears New Desor DE4515m Recorded Apr 21, 1945, ABC broadcast from the 400 Restaurant, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2010-10-23 Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria
	No. 265A   (Navy) Hollywood Hangover VP 1397 Swing "N" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4536h Recorded May 26, 1945 - ABC broadcast from Regal Theater, Chicago Note, the flip side is Sam Donohue's band playing Ellington's "C" Jam Blues Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube added 2010-01-10, updated 2010-11-17
	No. 265A  (Marines) Hollywood Hangover VP 1397 Swing "N" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4536h Note, the flip side is Sam Donohue's band playing Ellington's "C" Jam Blues Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-06-19, updated 2010-11-17
	No. 315B  (Army) Things Ain't What They Used To Be VP 866 Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4360p Recorded Nov 9, 1943, World Broadcasting System session, World Studios, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-10-30
	No. 355A  (Army) Hop Skip Jump Main Stem VP 990 Jump Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4359v and DE4360c Recorded Nov 8 & 9, 1943, World Broadcasting System session, World Studios, New York City Listen to Hop Skip Jump http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Listen to Main Stem http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria added 2010-10-23
	No. 415A   (Army) Creole Love Call VP 1059 Mood Music Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra DE4362 f,g or h (recorded Dec 1, 1943 per Duke Ellington Panorams and Benny Aasland's 1954 The Wax Works of Duke Ellington although the take does not match the matrix No. on New Desor page 79) added 2008-10-12
	No. 453A   (Army) I Never Felt This Way Before   and Live and Love Tonight VP 1204 Sweet Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra New Desor DE4032 d or e and DE3409d INFTWB - Recorded Oct 28, 1940 RCA Victor Studio A, Chicago LALT - Recorded April 12, 1934 RCA Victor Hollywood Studio Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria Listen to this record on YouTube upgraded 2010-10-30. updated 2010-04-10
	No. 480B   (Army) It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) VP 316 Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Ray Nance and Taft Jordan, vocal New Desor DE4515m Recorded Apr 21, 1945, ABC broadcast from the 400 Restaurant, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2010-01-10
	No. 483A   (Army) Harlem Air Shaft VP 1351 Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4530s Recorded May 12, 1945 ABC broadcast, Radio City, NYC Listen to this record on YouTube upgraded 2010-06-27 The introduction to this song is Take the A Train
	No. 505A   (Army) Hollywood Hangover VP 1397 Swing Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4536h Recorded May 26, 1945 - ABC broadcast from Regal Theater, Chicago Note, the flip side is Sam Donohue's band playing Ellington's "C" Jam Blues Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube Image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-10-23 updated 2010-11-17
	No. 516A   (all services) Perfume Suite, Part One: a. Under the Balcony (alternate titles: Love, Balcony Serenade, Sonata)   and b. Strange Feeling (alternate title: Violence) VP 1478 Instrumental "Y" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4545l Under the Balcony New Desor DE4545m Strange Feeling Both recorded July 7, 1945, ABC broadcast, Radio City, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of The Dooji Collection added 2010-01-10
	No. 516B   (all services) Perfume Suite, Part Two: c. Dancers in Love   and d. Coloratura VP 1479 Instrumental "Y" Release New Desor DE4545n Dancers in Love New Desor DE4545o Coloratura Both recorded July 7, 1945, ABC broadcast, Radio City, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet Image courtesy of The Dooji Collection added 2010-01-10
	No. 534A   (all services) Diminuendo in Blue   and Crescendo in Blue VP 1492 Instrumental "Z" Release New Desor DE4545f Dimuendo In Blue New Desor DE4545h Crescendo In Blue Both recorded July 7, 1945, ABC broadcast Your Date With the Duke Broadcast, Radio City, New York City and released on AFRS Date With the Duke #25. Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube added 2010-01-10
	No. 558A     (all services) Kissing Bug   and Carnegie Blues VP 1583 Jump & Blues "AA" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, voc. Joya Sherrill (KB) New Desor DE4526g and DE4560b KB ABC broadcast, Regal Theatre, Chicago, May 26, 1945 CB ABC broadcast, Radio City, NYC, Sept. 8, 1945 Listen to Kissing Bug on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2007-11-04
	No. 575B     (all services) Frantic Fantasy VP 1315 Swing "BB" Release New Desor DE4515l Recorded Apr. 21, 1945, ABC broadcast from 400 Restaurant, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2010-01-10
	No. 610A     (all services) In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree JDB-VP 1687 Swing "EE" Release New Desor DE4536l Recorded May 26, 1945, ABC broadcast, Regal Theater, Chicago, Ill. Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube added 2010-05-23
	No. 617A     (all services) Esquire Swank JDB 15 Swing "EE" release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4605e Recorded January 16, 1946 in concert, Ritz Theater, NYC Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2007-12-01
	No. 626A     (all services) Frankie and Johnnie JDB-VP 1752 and JDB-VP 1753 Swing "FF" Release Duke Ellington with rhythm (Junior Raglin, bass, and Sonny Greer, drums) New Desor DE4536m ABC broadcast, May 26, 1945 Regal Theatre, Chicago, Frankie and Johnnie Part Two is also titled Metronome All-Out,named for the jazz magazine Metronome The band is introduced by Rochester, Jack Benny's sidekick. Listen on You-Tube Images courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-10-30
	No. 648B     (all services) "C" Jam Blues JDB 67 Swing "GG" Release Woody Herman and Duke Ellington Bands combined New Desor DE4605g Recorded January 16, 1946, Ritz Theatre, New York City Third Esquire All-American Jazz Concert Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube added 2010-10-02
	No. 657A     (all services) Black, Brown and Beige Part One: The Blues JDB 109 Orchestral Suite "HH" Release New Desor DE4515g Recorded Apr 21, 1945, ABC broadcast from the 400 Restaurant, New York City added 2010-01-10
	No. 657B     (all services) Black, Brown, and Beige Part Two: West Indian Dance Emancipation Celebration   and Sugar Hill Penthouse JDB 89 Orchestral Suite "HH" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4515f (WID), New Desor DE4515h (EC), New Desor DE4515i (SHP) Recorded Apr. 21, 1945 from ABC broadcast from the 400 Restaurant, New York City added 2010-01-10
	No. 671A     (all services) Unbooted Character JDB 111 Swing "II" Release New Desor DE4560r Recorded Sept 8, 1945 ABC broadcast, Radio City, New York City Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2010-01-10
	No. 695A     (all services) New World A'Comin', Part One: JDB 206 Orchestral "KK" Release New Desor DE4539k Recorded June 16, 1945, ABC broadcast from an Army camp, Evansville, Indiana Listen on YouTube.com Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 695B     (all services) New World A'Comin', Part Two: JDB 206 Orchestral "KK" Release New Desor DE4539k Recorded June 16, 1945, ABC broadcast from an Army camp, Evansville, Indiana Listen on YouTube.com Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 701A     (all services) Prelude to a Kiss   and Ring Dem Bells JDB 2?9 Mood and Jump "LL" Release New Desor DE4530m (Prelude) and DE4545a (RDB) Recorded May 12, 1945, (Prelude) and July 7, 1945 (Ring Dem Bells), ABC broadcasts, Radio City, New York City Listen and watch this record spin on YouTube Upgraded image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 723A     (all services) I'm Checkin Out Goom-Bye   and Tootin' Through The Roof JDB 266 Jazz "NN Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE3924b (I'm Checkin Out) and New Desor DE3924c (Tootin') Both recordings were made Nov. 24 1939 from the CBS broadcast "Young Man With A Band" Upgraded image courtesy of Dr. Michael Arié, Austria upgraded 2010-10-23
	No. 742A     (all services) The Golden Cress JDB 305 Ellingtonia "PP" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE 4649d Recorded Nov 23, 1946 in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City Slow ballad-like trombone solo by Lawrence Brown, then the tempo picks up nicely. Image courtesy of V-Disc Daddy (YouTube.com) Listen to this record on YouTube added 2010-10-28
	No. 742B     (all services) Sultry Sunset JDB 326 Ellingtonia "PP" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4649f Recorded Nov 23, 1946 in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube Image courtesy of V-Disc Daddy (YouTube.com) < upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 750A     (all services) Deep South Suite, Part One: Magnolias Dripping In Molasses JB 327 Ellingtonia "QQ Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4649g Recorded Nov 23, 1946 in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 750B     (all services) Deep South Suite, Part Two: Hearsay or Orson Welles JB 328 Ellingtonia "QQ Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4649h Recorded Nov 23, 1946 in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube upgraded 2010-10-28
	No. 759A     (all services) Deep South Suite, Part Three: Nobody Was Lookin' JB 329 Ellingtonia "RR" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4649h Recorded Nov 23, 1946 in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube added 2010-10-28
	No. 759B     (all services) Deep South Suite, Part Four: Happy Go Lucky Local JB 330 Ellingtonia "RR" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4649h Recorded Nov 23, 1946 in concert at Carnegie Hall, New York City Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube, thanks to VDiscDaddy added 2010-10-28
	No. 795A     (all services) Sophisticated Lady   and On the Sunny Side of the Street JB 485 Ellingtonia "UU" Release Duke Ellington Group (Taft Jordan, Lawrence Brown, Johnny Hodges, Al Sears, Harry Carney, Ellington, Oscar Pettiford, and Sonny Greer New Desor DE4706b and g Recorded May 10, 1947, WNEW broadcast, WNEW studios, New York City Listen to On the Sunny Side of the Street on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet added 2010-01-10
	No. 795B     (all services) I Can't Give You Anything But Love   and It Don't Mean A Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing JB 486 Ellingtonia "UU" Release Duke Ellington and his Men (Taft Jordan, Al Sears, solos) New Desor DE4706c and e Recorded May 10,1947, WNEW broadcast, WNEW studios, New York City Listen on YouTube, thanks to James Johnson ("VdiscDaddy") added 2010-10-30
	No. 833B     (all services) Ellington Mood (Progressive Gavotte)   and Air Conditioned Jungle J 557 Ellingtonia "YY Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra (Strayhorn plays on Progressive Gavotte) New Desor DE4729b & DE4728g Recorded Nov 10 and 11, 1947 Liederkranz Hall, NYC Listen and watch the record spin on YouTube upgraded 2010-12-27
	No. 843B     (all services) Antidisestablishmentarianismist J 566 Jump "ZZ" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra Ray Nance, vocal New Desor DE4722a Recorded Sept 30, 1947 Columbia Studio, Hollywood upgraded 2010-10-30
	No. 858A     (all services) I Like the Sunrise J573-USS 1025 Ellingtonia "BBB" Release Duke Ellington and His Orchestra New Desor DE4735a Recorded Dec 24, 1947 Liederkranz Hall, NYC Listen on http://www.jazz-on-line.com, courtesy of Michel Essevaz-Roulet or listen onYouTube upgraded 2010-06-27
	No. 871B     (all services) New York City Blues J623-USS 1053 Ellingtonia "CCC" Release New Desor DE4739i Recorded Dec 30, 1947, CBS recording session, Liederkranz Hall, New York City added 2010-01-10
	No. 898A     (all services) The Tattooed Bride, Part One: J676-1106 Ellingtonia "FFF" Release New Desor DE4802n Recorded Nov. 13, 1948 in concert, Carnegie Hall, New York City added 2010-01-10 - upgraded 2011-01-14
	No. 898B     (all services) The Tattooed Bride, Part Two: J677-2207 Ellingtonia "FFF" Release New Desor DE4802n Recorded Nov. 13, 1948 in concert, Carnegie Hall, New York City added 2010-01-10 - upgraded 2011-01-14

Ellington titles on V-Disc (3 CD box set of Ellington V Disc recordings)
Ellington Mood	2:55		Air Conditioned Jungle	2:55
Sophisticated Lady	2:49		Azure	2:22
Black,Brown & Beige (Part 1)	6:43		Black,Brown & Beige (Part 2)	6:29
Kissing Bug	3:02		Carnegie Blues	2:50
Creole Love Call	4:27		Diminuedo In Blue	2:22
Crescendo In Blue	4:07		Deep South Suite, Part 1 (Magnolias Dripping in Molasses)	6:20
Deep South Suite, Part 2 (Hearsay or Orson Wells)	4:41		Deep South Suite, Part 3 (Nobody Was Looking)	2:52
Deep South Suite, Part 4 (Happy Go Lucky Local)	6:00		Esquire Swank	4:21
Flamingo	3:24		Frantic Fantasy	4:41
Frankie and Johnny Part 1	4:11		Frankie and Johnny Part 2	3:11
Hollywood Hangover	3:37		I Never Felt This Way Before	3:28
Live And Love Tonight	3:00		In The Shade Of The Old Apple Tree	5:44
It Don't Mean A Thing	4:29		Perfume Suite, Part 1 (Balcony Serenade/Strange Feeling)	5:48
Perfume Suite, Part 2 (Dancer in Love/Coloratura)	5:10		Prelude To A Kiss	2:54
Ring Dem Bells	3:15		Take The "A" Train	2:42
Sentimental Lady	2:51		The Mood To Be Wooed	5:03
Thing's Aint What They Use To Be	3:19		Unbooted Character	4:40
Warm Valley	3:23		I'm Checking Out Goombye	1:57
Tootin' Through The Roof	2:10		New World A-Comin', Part 1	6:13
New World A-Comin', Part 2	6:13		The Golden Cress	5:11
Are You Sticking	3:02		Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Never No Lament)	3:18
Harlem Air Shaft	2:56		Rockabye River	2:48
Main Stem	2:48		Ring Dem Bells	2:58
Perdido	3:08		New York City Blues	3:09
Boy Meets Horn	2:58		I Can't Give You Anything But Love (Baby)	2:07
On The Sunny Side Of The Street	4:03		Caravan	2:48
In A Sentimental Mood	3:01		Royal Garden Blues	3:08
The Mooche	3:08		Rockin' In Rhythm	3:01
Sultry Serenade