With One O’Clock Jump (1937), the Basie band basically laid the foundation for Jump Jazz – the orchestra leader wasn’t called The Jump King without reason. Nineteen years later, the band was involved in the launch of Rock & Roll as the house band at the legendary Moondog Rock & Roll Parties organised by deejay Alan Freed.
- Thou Swell – Count Basie/Joe Williams
- Stompin’ And Jumpin’ – Count Basie
- Oink – id
- I’m Beginning To See The Light – Count Basie/Joe Williams
- My Baby Just Cares For Me – id
- ‘s Wonderful – id
- Blues Inside Out – Count Basie
- Flute Juice – id
- Move – id
- Everyday I Have The Blues – Count Basie/Joe Williams/Ella Fitzgerald
- Party Blues – id
- Basie’s Back In Town – Count Basie
- From Coast To Coast – id
- Jamboree – id
- One O’Clock Jump – Count Basie
