Editing Lionel Hampton (section)

==Discography==
=== Compilations and original issues ===
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|-
! style="width:40px;" | Year
! | Album
! | Notes
! | Label
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| 1937–39
| Benny Goodman – ''[[The Complete RCA Victor Small Group Recordings]]'' [3CD]
| along with [[Teddy Wilson]] and [[Gene Krupa]], appearing as a sideman for [[Benny Goodman]]
| RCA/BMG 68764
|-
| 1937–39
| ''Hot Mallets, Vol. 1''
| the All-Star groups including appearances by [[Cootie Williams]], [[Johnny Hodges]], [[Harry James]], [[Benny Carter]], [[Chu Berry]], [[Ziggy Elman]], [[Dizzy Gillespie]], [[Coleman Hawkins]], [[Ben Webster]], [[Charlie Christian]]
| [[Bluebird Records|Bluebird]] RCA 6458-2-RB
|-
| 1937–39
| ''The Jumpin' Jive, Vol. 2''
| the All-Star groups including appearances by Johnny Hodges, Benny Carter, Chu Berry, Ziggy Elman, Dizzy Gillespie
| Bluebird RCA 2433-2-RB
|-
| 1938
| Benny Goodman – ''[[The Famous 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert]]'' [2LP]
| along with Teddy Wilson and Gene Krupa, appearing as a sideman for Benny Goodman
| [[Columbia Records|Columbia]] SL-160
|-
| 1939–40
| ''Tempo And Swing, Vol. 3''
| the All-Star groups including appearances by Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster, [[Nat "King" Cole]], [[Oscar Moore]], [[Helen Forrest]]
| Bluebird RCA 66039-2
|-
| 1945
| ''All American Award Concert''
| recorded April 15, 1945, at [[Carnegie Hall]]
| [[Decca Records|Decca]] DL-8088 (12" LP)
|-
| 1947
| ''Gene Norman Presents Just Jazz'' (AKA ''The "Original" Star Dust'')
| the famous "Just Jazz" jam session; recorded August 4, 1947, at the Civic Auditorium, Pasadena CA
| Decca DL-7013 (10" LP); DL-9055 (12" LP); DL-74194
|-
| 1947
| ''Lionel Hampton With The Just Jazz All Stars''
| second volume of the previous set; with [[Charlie Shavers]], [[Willie Smith (alto saxophonist)|Willie Smith]], Corky Corcoran, [[Milt Buckner]], [[Slam Stewart]], Jackie Mills, [[Lee Young]]
| [[GNP Crescendo]] GNP-15 (12" LP)/various Vogue 78s/[[London Records]] (1972 transfer)
|-
| 1947
| ''Hamp's Boogie Woogie''
| a 4-disc collection of 78rpm recordings: #23836, #23837, #23838, #23839, includes 6 tracks by Hampton & His Orchestra, plus 1 track by His Septet, and 1 track by His Quartet
| Decca A-523; DL-5230 (10" LP)
|-
| 1948
| ''New Movements In Be-Bop''
| a 4-disc collection of 78rpm recordings: #24428, #24429, #24430, #24431, includes 4 tracks by Hampton & His Orchestra, and 4 tracks by Hampton & His Sextet
| Decca A-661; DL-5222 (10" LP) 
|-
| 1951
| ''Moonglow''
| a 4-disc collection of 78rpm recordings: #27372, #27373, #27374, #27375, includes 8 tracks by Hampton & His Sextet; the 12" LP contains 3 extra tracks
| Decca A-804; DL-5297 (10" LP); DL-8230 (12" LP)
|-
| 1953
| ''Lionel Hampton's Paris All Stars'' (AKA ''Jazz Time Paris'')
| a CD compilation of Vogue LD-166, LD-167, LD-168 (all 10" LPs); all material recorded September 28, 1953 
| RCA/BMG 51150
|-
| 1953
| ''Hamp In Paris''
| recorded November 30, 1953; with [[Mezz Mezzrow|Milton "Mezz" Mezzrow]]
| [[EmArcy Records|EmArcy]] MG-26037 (10" LP); MG-36032 (12" LP)
|-
| 1953
| ''Crazy Hamp''
| second volume of the previous set; both 10" LPs (8 tracks worth) reissued on the 12" LP
| EmArcy MG-26038 (10" LP); MG-36032 (12" LP)
|-
| 1954
| ''[[The Lionel Hampton Quintet]]''
| with [[Buddy DeFranco]], [[Oscar Peterson]], [[Ray Brown (musician)|Ray Brown]], [[Buddy Rich]]; includes a 17-minute jam on "Flyin' Home".   ––––– NOTE: there is also a 5-CD box set [731455979725] of the complete Verve recordings of Hampton's quartets and quintets with Peterson, as well as a number of other single-disc compilations.
| [[Clef Records|Clef]] MGC-628; Verve
|-
| 1955
| ''Crazy Rhythm''
| recorded March 18, 1955
| EmArcy MG-36034
|-
| 1955
| ''Jam Session In Paris''
| second volume of the previous set
| EmArcy MG-36035
|-
| 1955
| ''[[Hamp and Getz]]''
| with [[Stan Getz]], [[Lou Levy (pianist)|Lou Levy]], [[Leroy Vinnegar]], [[Shelly Manne]]
| [[Norgran Records|Norgran]] MGN-1037; Verve
|-
| 1955
| ''Oh Rock!''
| contains 12 of the 21 tracks that Hampton & His Orchestra recorded for the MGM label in 1951.
| [[MGM Records|MGM]] E-285 (10" LP); E-3386 (12" LP)
|-
| 1956
| ''Wailin' At The Trianon''
|
| Columbia CL-711
|-
| 1957
| ''Jazz Flamenco''
| recorded June 30, 1956, in Madrid, Spain; with Maria Angelica on castanets
| RCA Victor LPM-1422
|-
| 1958
| ''Lionel ... Plays Drums, Vibes, Piano''
|
| [[Audio Fidelity Records|Audio Fidelity]] AFSD-5849; Avid
|-
|1958
|''The High & The Mighty''
|Supervised by [[Norman Granz]]
|Columbia 33CX10146<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/Lionel-Hampton-The-High-And-The-Mighty/release/5885884|title=Lionel Hampton - The High And The Mighty|website=Discogs|date=August 1959 |language=en|access-date=February 7, 2018}}</ref>
|-
| 1959
| ''Hamp's Big Band''
|
| Audio Fidelity AFSD-5913; Avid
|-
| 1959
| ''Golden Vibes''
| with "Reeds And Rhythm" (a reed quintet + rhythm section)
| Columbia CL-1304/CS-8110; Collectables
|-
| 1960
| ''Silver Vibes''
| with "Trombones And Rhythm" (a trombone quartet + rhythm section)
| Columbia CL-1486/CS-8277; Collectables
|-
| 1961
| ''Soft Vibes, Soaring Strings''
|
| Columbia CL-1661/CS-8461
|-
| 1962
| ''Many Splendored Vibes''
|
| [[Epic Records|Epic]] BA-16027
|-
| 1963
| ''The Great Hamp And Little T – Lionel Hampton & Charlie Teagarden In Person''
| recorded live at The Silver Slipper, Las Vegas
| [[Coral Records|Coral]] CRL-757438
|-
| 1964
| Benny Goodman Quartet – ''Together Again!''
| the reunion with Teddy Wilson and Gene Krupa
| RCA Victor LPM-2698
|-
| 1964
| ''[[You Better Know It!!!]]''
| with [[Clark Terry]], [[Ben Webster]], [[Hank Jones]], [[Milt Hinton]], [[Osie Johnson]]
| [[Impulse! Records|Impulse!]] AS-78; [[GRP Records|GRP]]/Impulse! GRD-140
|- 
| 1972
| ''Them Changes''
|
| [[Brunswick Records|Brunswick]] BL-754182; Versatile NED-1128
|-
| 1973
| ''Please Sunrise''
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| Brunswick BL-754190
|-
| 1973
| ''There It Is!''
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| Brunswick BL-754198
|-
| 1974
| ''Stop! I Don't Need No Sympathy!''
|
| Brunswick BL-754203
|-
| 1974
| ''[[Transition (Buddy Rich Lionel Hampton album)|Transition]]''
| with [[Buddy Rich]], [[Zoot Sims]], Teddy Wilson, [[George Duvivier]]
| [[Groove Merchant]] GM-3302
|-
| 1975
| ''The Works!'' [2LP]
|
| Groove Merchant GM-4400
|-
| 1976
| ''Off Into A Black Thing''
|
| Brunswick BL-754213
|-
| 1977
| ''Lionel Hampton And His Jazz Giants 77''
| with [[Cat Anderson]], [[Eddie Chamblee]], [[Milt Buckner]], [[Billy Mackel]]
| [[Black & Blue Records|Black & Blue]] 33.107; BB-870
|-
| 1977
| ''Lionel Hampton And His Jazz Giants, Vol. 2''
| second volume of the previous set; 11 tracks from these sessions are reissued on the CD
| Black & Blue 33.130; BB-870
|-
| 1977
| ''[[His Final Work|Lionel Hampton Presents: The Music of Charles Mingus]]''
|  a tentet session of mostly Mingus compositions, numerous ballads; Hampton and [[Gerry Mulligan]] are the major soloists with Mingus playing bass.
| Who's Who In Jazz WWLP-21005
|-
| 1978
| ''Alive & Jumping''
| with Milt Buckner
| [[MPS Records|MPS]] 15469
|-
| 1978
| ''Live At The Muzeval 1978'' (AKA ''Live In Emmen/Holland'')
|
| [[Timeless Records|Timeless]] SJP-120
|-
| 1979
| ''Good Vibes''
| recorded 1973; produced by [[Sonny Lester]]
| 51 West/CBS Q-16074
|-
| 1984 
| ''L.A. is my lady'' (Frank Sinatra's last studio album, with Quincy Jones Orchestra)
| As one of the most remarcable sideman in the recording sessions, including the Brecker brothers, Frank Foster, Frank Wess, George Benson and many others.
|-
| 1986
| ''Sentimental Journey''
| reissue of Glad-Hamp GHS-1025
| [[Atlantic Records|Atlantic]] 81644
|-
| 1988
| ''Mostly Blues''
|
| [[MusicMasters Records|Musicmasters]] 5011
|-
| 1990
| ''Mostly Ballads''
|
| Musicmasters 5044
|-
| 1991
| ''Live At The Blue Note'' (with "The Golden Men of Jazz")
| jamming with old friends including  trumpeters Clark Terry and [[Harry "Sweets" Edison]], trombonist [[Al Grey]], tenors [[James Moody (saxophonist)|James Moody]] and [[Buddy Tate]], pianist Hank Jones, bassist Milt Hinton, drummer [[Grady Tate]].
| [[Telarc Records|Telarc]] 83308
|-
| 1992
| ''Just Jazz – Live At The Blue Note''
| second volume of the previous set; again with "The Golden Men of Jazz"
| Telarc 83313
|-
| 1995
| ''For The Love Of Music''
| featuring [[Norman Brown (guitarist)|Norman Brown]], [[Ron Carter]], [[Roy Haynes]], [[Chaka Khan]], [[Tito Puente]], [[Joshua Redman]], [[Dianne Reeves]], [[Wallace Roney]], [[Patrice Rushen]], [[Grover Washington Jr.]], [[Stevie Wonder]]
| MoJazz/[[Motown Records|Motown]] 530554
|-
| 1998 (released 2001)
| ''Live at the John Anson Ford Amphitheatre'' [2CD]
| with [[Ernie Andrews]], [[Gerald Wiggins]] Trio, Harry "Sweets" Edison, [[Teddy Edwards]]
| Phillip PR-1530
|}

===Other compilations===
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| 1937–40
| ''Swing Classics – Lionel Hampton and His Jazz Groups''
| Recordings from 1937 to 1940; issued 1961
| RCA Victor LPM-2318
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| 1939–40 + 56
| ''Greatest Hits – Lionel Hampton''
| Selections from various RCA Victor recordings
| RCA/BMG 68496
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| 1937–41
| ''The Complete Lionel Hampton Victor Sessions 1937–1941'' [5CD]<ref>{{Cite web|date=2021-06-06|title=The Complete Lionel Hampton Victor Recordings description and discography|url=https://www.mosaicrecords.com/the-complete-lionel-hampton-victor-sessions-1937-1941/|access-date=2021-07-25|website=Mosaic Records|language=en-US}}</ref>
| All of Hampton's RCA Victor recordings 
| [[Mosaic Records|Mosaic]] MD5-238
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| 1942–50
| ''Hamp's Golden Favorites – Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra''
| Recordings from 1942 to 1950; issued 1962; reissued 1980
| Decca DL-4296; MCA 204
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| 1942–50
| ''The Best Of Lionel Hampton'' [2LP]
| Recordings from 1942 to 1950; issued 1975
| MCA 2-4075
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| 1942–44
| ''Steppin' Out – Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra''
| Recordings from 1942 to 1944; issued 1969; reissued 1980
| Jazz Heritage Series; Decca DL-79244; MCA 1315
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| 1945–46
| ''Slide Hamp Slide – Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra''
| Recordings from 1945 to 1946; issued 1980
| Jazz Heritage Series; MCA 1323
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| 1945–50
| ''Sweatin' With Hamp – Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra''
| Recordings from 1945 to 1950; issued 1980
| Jazz Heritage Series; MCA 1331
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| 1946–49
| ''Rarities – Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra''
| Recordings from 1946 to 1949; issued 1982
| Jazz Heritage Series; MCA 1351
|- style="vertical-align:top; background-color:#efefef;"
| 1942–63
| ''Hamp – The Legendary Decca Recordings Of Lionel Hampton'' [2CD]
| Selections from various Decca recordings
| [[GRP Records|GRP]]/Decca Jazz GRD2-652
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| 1937–49
| ''The Lionel Hampton Story'' [4CD]
| Selections from various RCA Victor and Decca recordings + AFRS and V-Disc
| Proper BOX12
|}

===The Chronological ... Classics series===
note: every recording by Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra is included in this 12 volume series from the CLASSICS reissue label
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1937–1938'' (#524) – RCA Victor recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1938–1939'' (#534) – RCA Victor recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1939–1940'' (#562) – RCA Victor recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1940–1941'' (#624) – RCA Victor recordings; first Decca session
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1942–1944'' (#803) – Decca recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1945–1946'' (#922) – Decca recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1946'' (#946) – Decca recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1947'' (#994) – Decca recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1949–1950'' (#1161) – Decca recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1950'' (#1193) – Decca recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1950–1951'' (#1262) – last two Decca sessions; MGM recordings
* ''The Chronological Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 1951–1953'' (#1429) – includes Hamp's first Norman Granz-produced quartet session (September 2, 1953) with Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, and Buddy Rich.

===Glad-Hamp Records===
* GHLP-1001 (1961) ''The Many Sides Of Hamp''
* GHLP-3050 (1962) ''All That Twist'n Jazz''
* GHLP-1003 (1962) ''The Exciting Hamp In Europe''
* GHLP-1004 (1963) ''Bossa Nova Jazz''
* GHLP-1005 (1963) ''Recorded Live On Tour''
* GHLP-1006 (1964) ''Hamp In Japan/Live''
* GHLP-1007 (1965) ''East Meets West (Introducing Miyoko Hoshino)''
* GHLP-1009 (1965) ''A Taste Of Hamp''
* GHS-1011 (1967) ''Hamp Stamps'' [includes "Greasy Greens"]
* GHS-1012 (1966) ''Hamp's Portrait Of A Woman''
* GHS-1020 (1979) ''Hamp's Big Band Live!''
* GHS-1021 (1980) ''Chameleon''
* GHS-1022 (1982) ''Outrageous''
* GHS-1023 (1983) ''Live In Japan''
* GHS-1024 (1984) ''Ambassador At Large''
* GHS-1025 (1985) ''Sentimental Journey (Featuring Sylvia Bennett)''
* GHS-1026 (1988) ''One Of A Kind''
* GHS-1027 (1987) ''Midnight Blues'' – with [[Dexter Gordon]]
* GHCD-1028 (1990) ''Cookin' In The Kitchen''

===As sideman===
;With [[Frank Sinatra]]
* ''[[L.A. Is My Lady]]'' (Qwest/[[Warner Bros. Records|Warner Bros.]], 1984)