Date: February 7, 1955
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Label: Clef
Gene Krupa Quartet
Eddie Shu (cl, as, ts, t, acc), Bobby Scott (p), Milt Hinton [unconfirmed] (b), Gene Krupa (d)
Date: March 10, 1955
Location: New York City, NY
Label: Clef
Gene Krupa Quartet
Eddie Shu (h, cl, as, ts), Bobby Scott (p, v), John Drew (b), Gene Krupa (d)
Date: July 31, 1955
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Label: Clef
Gene Krupa – Teddy Wilson – Lionel Hampton Quartet
Lionel Hampton (vib), Teddy Wilson (p), Red Callender (b), Gene Krupa (d)
Date: October 2, 1955
Location: “Opera House”, Chicago, IL
Label: Clef
Gene Krupa Quartet
Eddie Shu (cl, ts, t), Bobby Scott (p), Whitey Mitchell (b), Gene Krupa (d)
| [live] | Sleepy Lagoon (Lawrence, Coates) |
Clef LP 12″: MG-VOL. 11 — Norman Granz’ Jazz At The Philharmonic, Vol. 11 (1956) Verve LP 12″: MG-VOL. 11 — Norman Granz’ Jazz At The Philharmonic, Vol. 11 (1957) Jazz Greats LP 12″: JG-633 — Gene Krupa Quartet – Max Roach/Cliiford Brown Quintet (1972) |
| [live] | Sing Sing Sing (Prima) |
Clef LP 12″: MG-VOL. 11 — Norman Granz’ Jazz At The Philharmonic, Vol. 11 (1956) Verve LP 12″: MG-VOL. 11 — Norman Granz’ Jazz At The Philharmonic, Vol. 11 (1957) Jazz Greats LP 12″: JG-633 — Gene Krupa Quartet – Max Roach/Cliiford Brown Quintet (1972) |
| [live] | Drum Boogie (Krupa, Eldridge) |
American Recording Society LP 12″: G-416 — Jazz At The Philharmonic (1956) |
| [live] | How High The Moon (Hamilton, Lewis) |
Jazz Greats LP 12″: JG-633 — Gene Krupa Quartet – Max Roach/Cliiford Brown Quintet (1972) |
Date: November 1, 1955
Location: New York City, NY
Label: Clef
Krupa And Rich
Illinois Jacquet, Joe “Flip” Phillips (ts), Roy Eldridge, Dizzy Gillespie (t), Herb Ellis (g), Oscar Peterson (p), Ray Brown (b), Gene Krupa, Buddy Rich (d)
| 2527-3 | 63VK632 | Gene’s Blues [omit Rich] (Krupa) |
Verve/MGM LP 12″: V/V6-8571 — The Essential Gene Krupa – Let Me Off Uptown [M/S] (1964) Verve/MGM LP 12″: V/V6-8594 — Verve’s Choice: The Best Of Gene Krupa [M/S] (1964) Verve/MGM LP 12″: W/SW-90578 — Verve’s Choice: The Best Of Gene Krupa [M/S] Verve CD: 833-286-2 — Compact Jazz: Gene Krupa (1987) |
| 2528-3 | Buddy’s Blues [omit Krupa] (Rich) |
Verve CD: 835-314-2 — Compact Jazz: Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich (1988) |
| 2529-1 | Bernie’s Tune (Miller, Lieber, Stoller) |
Verve CD: 835-314-2 — Compact Jazz: Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich (1988) |
| 2530-1 | I Never Knew (Carroll) |
Metro LP 12″: M/MS-518 — Gene Krupa (1965) |
| 2531-2 | Sweethearts On Parade (Lombardo, Newman) |
Verve CD: 835-314-2 — Compact Jazz: Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich (1988) |
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All titles also on:
- Clef LP 12″: MGC-684 — Krupa And Rich (1955)
- Verve LP 12″: MGV-8069 — Krupa And Rich (1957)
- Verve/MGM LP 12″: V/V6-8400 — Krupa And Rich [M/S] (1961)
- Verve CD: 314-521-643-2 — Krupa And Rich (1994)
Date: February 12, 1956
Location: Fine Sound Studio, New York City, NY
Label: Verve
Gene Krupa and his Orchestra
Hal McKusick (cl, as), Aaron Sachs (cl, ts), Sam Marowitz (as), Eddie Shu (ts), Danny Bank (bar), Roy Eldridge (t, v), Joe Ferrante, Bernie Glow, Ernie Royal, Nick Travis (t), Jimmy Cleveland, J. J. Johnson, Fred Ohms, Kai Winding (tb), Barry Galbraith (g), Dave McKenna (p), John Drew (b), Gene Krupa (d), Anita O’Day (v)
Date: April 20, 1956
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Label: Verve
The Wailers with Gene Krupa Big Band
Eddie Shu (ts), Bobby Scott (p), John Drew (b), Gene Krupa (d), The Wailers (v)
| 20135-7 | That’s Your Mistake – vTW (Toombs) |
Verve 78 10″: V-2016 — That’s Your Mistake/G & J Blues (1956) Verve 45 7″: V-2016×45 — That’s Your Mistake/G & J Blues (1956) |
| 20136-4 | G & J Blues – vTW (Costanzo, Wiggins) |
Verve 78 10″: V-2016 — That’s Your Mistake/G & J Blues (1956) Verve 45 7″: V-2016×45 — That’s Your Mistake/G & J Blues (1956) |
| 20137-7 | Apple Cider – vTW (Smith, Starkes) |
Verve 78 10″: V-2011 — Apple Cider/You’d Better Stop (1956) Verve 45 7″: V-2011×45 — Apple Cider/You’d Better Stop (1956) |
| 20138-2 | You’d Better Stop – vTW (Kari) |
Verve 78 10″: V-2011 — Apple Cider/You’d Better Stop (1956) Verve 45 7″: V-2011×45 — Apple Cider/You’d Better Stop (1956) |