Through the standards
James Moody
James Moody, tenor saxophone and flute, is on 13 recordings across 11 tunes on this site, from 1949 to 1969. Most often alongside Barry Harris, Nat Adderley and Ernie Royal.
1940s
- Good BaitThe Miles Davis / Tadd Dameron Quintet · 1949 · tenor saxophone · Columbia
- Lady BirdMiles Davis / Tadd Dameron Quintet · 1949 · tenor saxophone · Columbia
- I'm in the Mood for LoveJames Moody's Quintet · 1949 · alto saxophone · Metronome
1950s
- Billie's BounceJames Moody · 1956 · flute/tenor saxophone · Argo
- I'm in the Mood for LoveJames Moody and His Band, vocal by Eddie Jefferson · 1956 · tenor saxophone/flute · Argo
1960s
- You'd Be So Nice to Come Home ToMilt Jackson Orchestra · 1962 · tenor saxophone/flute · Riverside
- Old Devil MoonMilt Jackson Orchestra · 1962 · tenor saxophone/flute · Riverside
- Here's That Rainy DayThe Oscar Peterson Trio with the Ernie Wilkins Big Band · 1962 · tenor saxophone · Verve
- Days of Wine and RosesDizzy Gillespie · 1963 · saxophone · Philips
- Summer SambaDizzy Gillespie · 1966 · tenor saxophone/flute · Limelight
- Now's the TimeEddie Jefferson · 1968 · tenor saxophone/flute · Prestige
- So WhatEddie Jefferson · 1968 · tenor saxophone/flute · Prestige
- Lady BirdDexter Gordon · 1969 · tenor saxophone · Prestige