The following discography is far from definitive, but it should give the interested reader a place to start for albums that have the following trombonists featured as soloists.

Lawrence Brown
"Inspired Abandon"(Jasmine)
With Duke Ellington: "Duke Ellington: The Blanton-Webster Band" (RCA/Bluebird)
With Rex Stewart: "The Essencial Keynote Collection 5, The Fabulous Ellingtonians" (Mercury)

Tommy Dorsey
"Stardust" (RCA/Bluebird)
"The One and Only Tommy Dorsey" (RCA Special Products)
"Kings of Swing, Vl. 2" (Intersound)

Bill Harris
"Bill Harris and Friends" (Fantasy/OJC)
With Woody Herman: "Best of Woody Herman, 1945-7" (CBS)
With Woody Herman: "The Thundering Herds 1" (CBS)

Jimmy Harrison
With Fletcher Henderson: "Hocus Pocus" (RCA/Bluebird)
With Fletcher Henderson: "A Study in Frustration" (CBS)
With Fletcher Henderson: ""Developing an American Orchestra", 1923-1937" (Smithsonian/CBS)

Benny Morton
With Count Basie: "Swinging the Blues" (Affinity)
With Count Basie: "The Essential Count Basie, Vl. 1" (Columbia)

Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton
With Duke Ellington: "The Okey Ellington" (Columbia)
With Duke Ellington: "The Duke Ellington Carnegie Hall Concerts" (Prestige)
With Duke Eillington: "Cotton Club Days" (LaserLight Digital)

Jack Teagarden
"It's Time For T, Volume 1: 1941" (Jass Records)
"King of the Blues Trombone" (Columbia)
With Louis Armstrong: "The Hot Fives and Hot Sevens" (Columbia)

Juan Tizol
With Duke Ellington and Nat "King" Cole: "After Midnight" (EMI)
With Duke Ellington: "The Duke Ellington Carnegie Hall Concerts" (Prestige)
With Duke Ellington: "Kings of Swing, Vl. 1" (Intersound)

Dicky Wells
"Dicky Wells in Paris" (Prestige)
With Count Basie: "The Count and the President" (CBS)
With Count Basie: "The Essential Count Basie, Vl. 1" (Columbia)

Trummy Young
With Jimmie Lunceford: "The Complete Jimmie Lunceford" (CBS)
With Louis Armstrong: "Hello Dolly" (LABELGeroldswill)

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David Wilken received a Bachelor of Music from Illinois Wesleyan University, a Master of Music from DePaul University, and a Doctor of Arts from Ball State University. He has taught brass and jazz at Indiana Wesleyan University and Adams State College. Currently he is the Coordinator of Jazz Studies at the University of North Carolina at Asheville and serves as Reviews Editor for the Online Trombone Journal Forum. His professional web site, which includes many brass, jazz, and general music resources, can be accessed at http://www.unca.edu/~dwilken/.