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trombone · 1907–1985

Dickie Wells

Sessions
10
Records
10
First date
July 27, 1942; July 31, 1946; April 10, 1951
Latest
1961

On the records

Ada Moore, Buck Clayton And His Orchestra, Jimmy Rushing – Cat Meets Chick A Story In Jazz (Columbia CL 778)CL 778 · 1956Cat Meets Chick A Story In JazzAda Moore, Buck Clayton And His Orchestra, Jimmy RushingFrankie Laine And Buck Clayton And His Orchestra Featuring J. J. Johnson And Kai Winding – Jazz Spectacular (Columbia CL 808)CL 808 · 1956Jazz SpectacularFrankie Laine And Buck Clayton And His Orchestra Featuring J. J. Johnson And Kai WindingCount Basie And His Orchestra – Blues By Basie (Columbia CL 901)CL 901 · 1956Blues By BasieCount Basie And His OrchestraJimmy Rushing With Buck Clayton And His Orchestra – The Jazz Odyssey Of James Rushing Esq. (Columbia CL 963)CL 963 · 1957The Jazz Odyssey Of James Rushing Esq.Jimmy Rushing With Buck Clayton And His OrchestraCount Basie – One O'Clock Jump (Columbia CL 997)CL 997 · 1957One O'Clock JumpCount BasieJimmy Rushing And His Orchestra – Little Jimmy Rushing And The Big Brass (Columbia CL 1152)CL 1152 · 1958Little Jimmy Rushing And The Big BrassJimmy Rushing And His OrchestraBuck Clayton With His All-Stars – Songs For Swingers (Columbia CL 1320)CL 1320 · 1959Songs For SwingersBuck Clayton With His All-StarsTommy Gwaltney's Kansas City Nine, Buck Clayton, Dickie Wells, Charlie Byrd – Goin' To Kansas City (Riverside RLP 353)RLP 353 · 1961Goin' To Kansas CityTommy Gwaltney's Kansas City Nine, Buck Clayton, Dickie Wells, Charlie ByrdJimmy Rushing And The Smith Girls – Bessie - Clara - Mamie & Trixie (The Songs They Made Famous) (Columbia CL 1605)CL 1605 · 1961Bessie - Clara - Mamie & Trixie (The Songs They Made Famous)Jimmy Rushing And The Smith GirlsNancy Harrow – Wild Women Don't Have The Blues (Candid CJM 8008)CJM 8008 · 1961Wild Women Don't Have The BluesNancy Harrow

Every date, in order

1942

1950

1956

1958

1960

1961