Tommy Gwaltney Catalog
1960 (age 39)
Tommy Gwaltney's Kansas City Nine, Buck Clayton, Dickie Wells, Charlie Byrd - Goin' To Kansas City Riverside RLP 353 1961
Buck Clayton, trumpet; Bobby Zottola, trumpet, peck horn; Dickie Wells, trombone; Tommy Gwaltney, alto sax, clarinet, vibes, xylophone; Tommy Newsom as Tommy Newson, tenor sax, clarinet; John Bunch, piano; Charlie Byrd, guitar; Whitey Mitchell, bass; Buddy Schutz, drums; Tommy Newsom, arranger #1,3,4,6,8-10; Tommy Gwaltney, arranger #2,5,7.
A&R Studios, NYC, October 5 and 6, 1960
| 1. | Hello, Babe |
| 2. | An Old Manuscript |
| 3. | Kansas City Ballad |
| 4. | The Jumping Blues |
| 5. | Walter Page |
| 6. | Midnight Mama |
| 7. | John's Idea |
| 8. | Steppin' Pretty |
| 9. | Dedicated To You |
| 10. | The New Tulsa Blues |
** also released on Riverside RLP 9353 in 1961; Original Jazz Classics OJC-1757 in 1991, OJCCD-1757-2 in 1991.
1962 (age 41)
Tommy Gwaltney - Great Jazz Laurel LP 163011
Tommy Gwaltney, clarinet, vibes; John Eaton, piano; Steve Jordan, guitar.
circa 1962-1963
| Carioca | |
| Satin Doll | |
| Shimme-Sha-Wabble | |
| Judy | |
| Heat Wave | |
| Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year | |
| The Golden Striker | |
| Air Mail Special | |
| Basin Street Blues | |
| Softly | |
| When Sunny Gets Blue | |
| I Hear Music | |
| I Go For That | |
| That's A Plenty |
1965
Tommy Gwaltney - This Is Blues Alley Blues Alley BA 0001
Tommy Gwaltney, clarinet, vibes; Steve Jordan, guitar; Keter Betts, bass; John Philips, drums.
Blues Alley, Washington, DC, 1965-1966
| Head And Shoulders | |
| Pretty Face | |
| King City Stomp | |
| I Love The Winter Weather | |
| Cuban Episode | |
| Meine Kleines Katzchen | |
| Old New Orleans Funeral Procession | |
| Bye Bye Blues (Bossa Nova) | |
| Who Can I Turn To | |
| Keter Blues | |
| Shhhhhhhhhhhh! |
1972 (age 51)
Tommy Gwaltney And Wally Garner - Clarinets In Tandem Fat Cat Jazz FCJ 170
Wally Garner, Tommy Gwaltney, clarinet; John Eaton, Bobby Hirsch, Claude Hopkins, piano; Butch Hall, guitar; Bill Goodall, Van Perry, Frank Tate, bass; Jackie Connor, Frank Harmon, Cliff Leeman, Skip Tomlinson, drums.
Jazz Festival, Manassas, VA, 1972-1976
| Someday Sweetheart | |
| Struttin' With Some Bar-B-Q | |
| Basin Street Blues | |
| Undecided | |
| Snake Rag | |
| Fat Cat Plays Bunk Johnson / And Loses | |
| "M" Street Blues | |
| Spain | |
| When It's Sleepy Time Down South | |
| The Night We Played The Moose Hall In Warsaw, PA. |
1975
Tommy Gwaltney - Singin' The Blues Fat Cat Jazz FCJ 214
Doc Evans, cornet; Bill Allred, trombone; Tommy Gwaltney, clarinet, vocal; Bobby Hirsch, piano; Butch Hall, guitar; Gene Mayl, bass; Skip Tomlinson, drums; Fat Cat McRee, Maxine Sullivan, vocal.
Jazz Festival, Manassas, VA, December 5, 1975
| Someday You'll Be Sorry | |
| Blue And Broken Hearted | |
| Singin' The Blues | |
| Everybody Loves My Baby | |
| I've Got The World On A String | |
| One Flat Blues | |
| St. Louis Blues / Everyday |
1981 (age 60)
Tommy Gwaltney - Pee Wee Russell's Land Of Jazz Teaspoon Records S 2981
Tom Pletcher, cornet; George Masso, trombone; Tommy Gwaltney, clarinet; Charlie Harmon, tenor sax, bass; Dill Jones, piano; Steve Jordan, guitar; Bob Haggart, bass; Cliff Leeman, drums.
NYC, September 15, 1981
| Save Your Sorrow For Tomorrow | |
| Crying All Day | |
| Take Me To The Land Of Jazz | |
| Feeling No Pain | |
| I Must Have That Man | |
| Hello Lola | |
| Friar's Point Shuffle | |
| Pee Wee's Song | |
| I'm In The Market For You | |
| I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None Of My Jelly Roll |