Stan Getz (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Lee Konitz (as), Stan Getz (ts), Lou Levy (p), Marc Johnson (b), Victor Lewis (d)

Not auditioned.

Art Farmer, Lee Konitz (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Lee Konitz (as), Ross Tompkins (p), Milt Hinton (b), Shelly Manne (d)

Art Farmer (fh) on a-c, g-i; Lee Konitz (as) on a-b, e, g-i; Ross Tompkins (p) on a-e, h-i; Milt Hinton (b) on a-f, h-i; Shelly Manne (d) on a-e, g-i.

Track a is based harmonically on the standard, “It’s You or No One.”

The timings shown include announcements and applause.

Art Farmer, Lee Konitz (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Lee Konitz (as), Ross Tompkins (p), Milt Hinton (b), Shelly Manne (d)

Not auditioned.

unknown (t, as), Art Farmer (fh), Lee Konitz (as), John Lewis (p), Jimmy Woode (b), Shelly Manne (d)

unknown (t) on e, (as) on e; Art Farmer (fh) on a, c-e; Lee Konitz (as) on a, c-e.

Not auditioned.

Benny Bailey, Art Farmer, Jimmy Owens, Red Rodney, Ira Sullivan (t), Cedar Walton (p), Buster Williams (b), Billy Higgins (d)

Farmer may play flugelhorn on these titles.

Not auditioned.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Harry Sokal (ts), Fritz Pauer (p), Haeri Känzig (b), Joris Dudli (d)

Harry Sokal (ts) on a, c-f; Haeri Känzig (b) on a, c-f; Joris Dudli (d) on a, c-f.

Track c incorrectly listed as “Al-leu-cha” on CD issue. Track b is a flugelhorn/piano duet.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Fred Hersch (p), Bob Bodley (b), Billy Hart (d)

Hank Jones (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Benny Golson (ts), Hank Jones (p), Eddie Gomez (b), Buddy Williams (d), Nancy Wilson (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on b-c; Benny Golson (ts) on c; Nancy Wilson (v) on c.

This over 5 min. version of “I Get a Kick Out of You’ may not be the one issued on East World (Jpn.) 80254, an album I have not yet auditioned.

Hank Jones (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Benny Golson (ts), Hank Jones (p), Eddie Gomez (b), Buddy Williams (d), Nancy Wilson (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on c-g; Benny Golson (ts) on b-e, g; Nancy Wilson (v) on e-g.

Hank Jones, Nancy Wilson (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Benny Golson (ts), Hank Jones (p), Eddie Gomez (b), Buddy Williams (d), Nancy Wilson (v)

NDR Studioband, Bennie Wallace (ldr), Art Farmer (t, fh), Ray Anderson (tb), Bennie Wallace (ts), Mark Helias (b), Dannie Richmond (d), Dieter Glawischnig (con), NDR Studioband (var)

The limited information on this concert comes from the NDR archives. Farmer, Anderson, Wallace, Helias and Richmond are listed as soloists. The personnel of the big band are not disclosed.

Only track b has been auditioned. This track was played on NDR radio on May 19, 2019. This composition is a waltz based on the chord structure of the standard “Stella By Starlight.” Its duration without announcements or applause is 10:27.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Sahib Shihab (ss, bar), Kenny Drew (p), Mads Vinding (b), Ed Thigpen (d)

Sahib Shihab (ss) on d, f, (bar) on a-b, e.

Track a is incorrectly listed as “Context.” It is based on the chord structure of “This Is the Moment” by Frederick Hollander and Leo Robin and is the same line as that heard as “Contour” on the session of August 3, 1956 (Part 1; 2 Trumpets). Track f is a waltz based on the chord structure of “Stella by Starlight.” Shihab is out on track c.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Fred Hersch (p), Dennis Irwin (b), Billy Hart (d)

This concert was part of the Jazz at the Smithsonian series. The timings shown do not include announcements or applause. The host is Wiilis Conover who interviews Farmer. The color film was produced and directed by Clark Santee and Delia Gravel Santee. Other titles possibly performed at this concert are “Nancy (with the Laughing Face)” and “Summer Song.”

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Cedar Walton (p), Buster Williams (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

After 20 years, the first of many revivals of the Jazztet.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Rufus Reid (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Not auditioned.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, Nancy Wilson (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Benny Golson (ts), Mike Wolff (p), John B. Williams (b), Roy McCurdy (d), Nancy Wilson (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on a-d; Benny Golson (ts) on a-d; Nancy Wilson (v) on c-e.

The timings shown do not include announcements or applause.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Rufus Reid (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Not auditioned.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Rufus Reid (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Curtis Fuller (tb) on a, c-d; Benny Golson (ts) on a, c-d.

The timings shown include applause.,

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Fred Hersch (p), Ray Drummond (b), Akira Tana (d)

Ron Carter (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Bill Evans (ts), Ron Carter (b), Tony Williams (d)

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Clifford Jordan (ts), Fred Hersch (p), Ray Drummond (b), Akira Tana (d)

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Harry Sokal (ts), Fritz Pauer (p), Günther 'Jeff' Wohlgenannt (b), Joris Dudli (d)

Timings shown include announcements and applause.

Fritz Pauer’s “Fairytale Countryside” has an unusual 26-bar structure and is in 5/4.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Ray Drummond (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Not auditioned.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Harry Sokal (ss, ts), Fritz Pauer (p), Günther 'Jeff' Wohlgenannt (b), Joris Dudli (d)

Harry Sokal (ss) on b, (ts) on a, c-f.

Part of the opening chorus of track d is cut off.

Art Farmer is interviewed during the broadcast.

The timings shown include announcements.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Elena Barere, Lewis Eley, Barry Finclair, Regis Landiorio, Charles Libove, Jan Mullen, David Nadien, John Pintavalle, Richard Sortomme, Masako Yanagita (vn), Alfred Brown, Emanuel Vardi (vl), John Abramowitz, Charles McCracken (vc), Masahiko Sato (p, elp, con), John Beal, Ron Carter (b), Jack DeJohnette (d)

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Ray Drummond (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Harry Sokal (ts), Fritz Pauer (p), Günther 'Jeff' Wohlgenannt (b), Joris Dudli (d)

This performance could very well be part of the same concert as the following session.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Harry Sokal (ss, ts), Fritz Pauer (p), Günther 'Jeff' Wohlgenannt (b), Joris Dudli (d)

Harry Sokal (ss) on a, (ts) on b-c.

These performances, recorded by GDR-TV, can be viewed on YouTube. They could very possibly be part of the same concert as the preceding session.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Gary Cox (ts), Joe Palin (p), Pete Glennon (b), Ron Parry (d)

Gary Cox (ts) on a-b, f-g.

The timings shown do not include announcements or applause.

Track c is in progress at the beginning.

Art Farmer, Hank Jones (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Etsuo Ejiri, Takashi Fukumori, Hiromichi Hara, Hiroshi Ikeda, Takayuki Kato, Masao Kawabata, Kunihiro Kohno, Kaori Koyamatsu, Setsuka Ryu, Chizuko Tsunoda (vn), Shunichi Hirayama, Hiroshi Watanabe (vl), Hiroto Kawamura, Yoh Kigoshi (vc), Hank Jones (p), Eddie Gomez, Toshio Katayama (b), Jimmy Cobb (d), Masahiko Sato (con)

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Rufus Reid (b), Billy Hart (d)

The recording of track c is incomplete on the only known source. Not auditioned.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Rufus Reid (b), Billy Hart (d)

Curtis Fuller (tb) on a-f; Benny Golson (ts) on a-f.

Sarah Vaughan (ldr), Benny Bailey, Rolf Ericson, Art Farmer, Rick Kiefer, Klaus Osterloh, Idrees Sulieman (t), Henning Berg, Otto Bredl, Dave Horler, Bart van Lier, Erik van Lier, Jiggs Whigham (tb), Thomas Baumgärtel, Andrew Joy, Ludwig Raft, Hubert Stähle (frh), Gianni Basso, Tony Coe, Sal Nistico, Ferdinand Povel, Sahib Shihab (r), Claus Boden, Andreas Bossler, Bernd Holz, Michael Riessler, Harald Rotte, Markus Strohmeyer (ww), Karen Levine (f), Jonel Radonici (o), Christoph Bujanowski, Hans Buttner, Kurt Collinet, Andreas Grote, Andrea Heuschke, Burkart Heuschke, Bernhard Holker, Maria Jelmer, Albert Juny, Jürgen Kachel, Bruno Klepper, Joachim Krist, Michael Kurkowski, George Lindemann, Silvia Menn, Gudman Pasz, Inez Pasz, Heinz Pens, Rainer Platte, Ludwig Rast, Annette Read, Mischa Salevic, Uwe Schmeisser, Jerzy Szopinski, Ismene Then-Bergh, Siegfried Thuning (str), Francy Boland, Bobby Scott (p), Chris Lawrence, Jimmy Woode (b), Fats Sadi, Hans-Joachim Schacht, Rainer Seegers, Ed Thigpen (per), Ken Barrie, Joan Baxter, John Evans, Lee Gibson, Cary Wilson, Norma Winstone (bkv), Lalo Schifrin (con), Bernard Ighner, Sarah Vaughan (v)

This ambitious and unusual work involves a full orchestra and chorus made up of both classical and jazz luminaries from 19 nationalities and 11 religious denominations performing music with lyrics taken from the poems of Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II). The liner notes indicate that it took three years for the music and lyrics to be assembled. Gene Lees was instrumental in translating the poetry. Arrangements and orchestrations are by Francy Boland. Lalo Schifrin is the conductor. Most of the issues contain music from the June 30, 1984 concert.

The suite is in two parts and soloists are as follows:
Movement 1 - Tony Coe (ts), Sal Nistico (ts), Gianni Basso (ts), Sahib Shihab (ss), Bobby Scott (p), Benny Bailey (t), Ferdinand Povel (as), Sarah Vaughan (v), Bernard Ighner (v)
Movement 2 - Benny Bailey (t), Bobby Scott (p), Fats Sadi (vib), Rolf Ericsson (t), Idrees Sulieman (t), Klaus Osterloh (t), Art Farmer (t), Sarah Vaughan (v) , Bernard Ighner (v)

The live performances were televised (WDR TV) and can be viewed in part on YouTube:

Art Farmer, Slide Hampton (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Slide Hampton (tb), Jim McNeely (p), Ron McClure (b), Adam Nussbaum (d)

Slide Hampton (tb) on a, c-d.

The timings shown include announcements and applause.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (t, fh), Enrico Pieranunzi (p), Enzo Pietropaoli (b), Alfredo Golino (d)

Information on this private recording comes from Sergio Portaleoni. Which of the several songs titled “Nostalgia” was performed as track f needs to be confirmed. Not auditioned.

Joe Carter, Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Joe Carter (g), Harvie S [Harvie Swartz] (b), Akira Tana (d)

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Clifford Jordan (ts), Fred Hersch (p), Rufus Reid (b), Akira Tana (d)

Hypersax, Hubert Waldner (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Hubert Waldner (sax, key, per), Bernhard Penzias (g), Paul Haslinger, Robert Kastler (key), Thomas Achleitner (eb), Heribert Metzker (d, per)

Hypersax is described by its leader, Hubert Waldner, as an "instrumental pop-jazz band." Art Farmer was a guest soloist on this track, the only one on the Texan Cats album on which he performs. His part was dubbed in.

The title of the tune is listed as both "Texan Cats" and "Texas Cats."

Art Farmer, Together (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Peter Kölbi (as), Tom Henkes (vib, per), Gerd Bienert (g), Walter Strohmaier (b), Wolfgang Dorer (d), Walter Schiefer (per)

Peter Kölbi (as) on a; Tom Henkes (vib) on a, (per) on a; Walter Schiefer (per) on a.

The rest of the LP includes the Together ensemble on “Lucky Southern” (Keith Jarrett) and “Work Song” (Nat Adderley); the ensemble with guest Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis on “Out of Nowhere” (Green/Heyman) and “You’ll Be Surprised” (Eddie ‘Lockjaw’ Davis); and the ensemble with vocalist Louie Austen on “Alone in the City” (Tom Henkes) and “I’m Gonna Make It All the Way” (Floyd Huddleston). It is not known if these tracks were recorded at the same session as those with Farmer, but the titles with Davis are unique in that a live audience is present.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Ray Drummond (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d)

f, g  performed as medley

Curtis Fuller (tb) on a, c-h, j-l; Benny Golson (ts) on a, c-h, j-l; Ray Drummond (b) on a-h, j-l; Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d) on a-h, j-l.

Track i is a flugelhorn/piano duet. The timings shown include applause and announcements.

Thorgeir Stubø (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Doug Raney, Thorgeir Stubø (g), Ivar Antonsen (p), Jesper Lundgaard (b), Ole Jacob Hansen (d)

Doug Raney (g) on e.

Art Farmer is not present on the other tracks of the LP.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Ray Drummond (b), Billy Hart (d)

Tracks a and b have not been auditioned.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Jesper Lundgaard (b), Billy Hart (d)

Curtis Fuller (tb) on a-d, f-g; Benny Golson (ts) on a-d, f-g.

Not auditioned.

Monty Alexander (ldr), Art Farmer (t), Slide Hampton (tb), Johnny Griffin (ts), Monty Alexander (p), Jimmy Woode (b), Ed Thigpen (d), La Velle (v)

a, b  performed as medley

Art Farmer (t) on i-j, o-p; Slide Hampton (tb) on k-l, o-p; Johnny Griffin (ts) on m-p; La Velle (v) on p.

Tracks a-b comprise a medley 8:45 in duration.

Not auditioned.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Steve Turre (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Ray Drummond (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d)

Steve Turre (tb) on b-c; Benny Golson (ts) on b-c.

Steve Turre substituted for Curtis Fuller. Additional unknown titles are known to exist.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Steve Turre (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Ray Drummond (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d)

The timings shown do not include announcements or applause.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Brian Keddie (tb), Gordon Cruickshank (ts), Dave Newton (p), Kenny Ellis (b), Mike Travis (d)

Brian Keddie (tb) on a-h, j-l; Gordon Cruickshank (ts) on a-h, j-l.

Tracks a-e comprise the first set and f-l the second. The timings shown include announcements and applause.

The theme of track h is played simultaneously with Tadd Dameron’s “Lady Bird.” The theme of track l is played simultaneously with Charlie Parker’s “Mohawk.” Most of the tracks feature appealing arrangements but the arrangers are not announced. Tenor sax and trombone are out on track i.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Harry Sokal (ss, ts), Fritz Pauer (p), Johannes Strasser (b), Mario Gonzi (d)

Harry Sokal (ss) on f, (ts) on a-e.

Track a fades in under the announcer’s introduction during Farmer’s solo.

The timings shown include announcements and applause.

Roman Schwaller, Vladyslav Sendecki (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Roman Schwaller (ts), Vladyslav Sendecki (p), Buster Williams (b), Ralph Peterson, Jr. (d)

Roman Schwaller (ts) on a-b, d-f.

Focus on Jazz: Jazz in Concert series. The exact recording date is not disclosed. All five band members are interviewed in the video. The timings shown do not include announcements or applause.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Clifford Jordan (ts), James Williams (p), Rufus Reid (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d)

Bob Dorough (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Bob Dorough (p, v), Bill Takas (eb), Al Levitt (d)

Art Farmer (fh) on b-f, h-k; Bill Takas (eb) on a-k; Al Levitt (d) on a-c, e-k; Bob Dorough (v) on a-e, g-l.

The timings shown include applause.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Todd Coolman (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d)

Broadcast on American Jazz Radio Festival with spoken introduction by Michael Bourne on first selection. Not auditioned.

Art Farmer, Fritz Pauer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Fritz Pauer (p)

Contrary to issue credits, Pauer plays piano, not bass.

Art Farmer, Benny Golson, The Jazztet (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Curtis Fuller (tb), Benny Golson (ts), Mickey Tucker (p), Todd Coolman (b), Joris Dudli (d)

Curtis Fuller (tb) on a-d, f-i; Benny Golson (ts) on a-d, f-i.

Jazz Sur le Vif, CBOF-FM.

Tenor saxophone and trombone are out on track e.

The timings shown include announcements and applause.

Mark Murphy (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Larry Coryell (g), Oscar Castro-Neves (acg), Larry Dunlap (p), Bob Mocarsky (snt), David Belove (b), Vince Lateano (d), John Santos (per), Mark Murphy (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on c.

Unknown additional recording on November 8 and 22, 1987.

Mark Murphy (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Donald Bailey (h), Larry Coryell (g), Larry Dunlap (p), Bob Mocarsky (snt), Scott Steed (b), Vince Lateano (d), John Santos (per), Mark Murphy (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on a; John Santos (per) on c.

Unknown additional recording on November 8 and 22, 1987.

Mark Murphy (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Larry Coryell (g), Larry Dunlap (p, bkv), Bob Mocarsky (snt), Jeff Carney (b), Vince Lateano (d), John Santos (per), Mark Murphy (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on a; John Santos (per) on a-b; Larry Dunlap (bkv) on b.

Unknown additional recording on November 8 and 22, 1987.

Magni Wentzel (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Egil Kapstad (p), Terje Venaas (b), Egil Johansen (d), Magni Wentzel (v)

Art Farmer (fh) on b-e, g-i, k-m; Terje Venaas (b) on a-m; Egil Johansen (d) on a-m.

Track g is listed as “How Do We Say Auf Wiedersehen.” Some sources, including this album, indicate Bud Powell as the composer of track i. The timings found on the CD (and presumably the LP which has not been examined) are not accurate. Four more titles were recorded on January 7, 1988 but Art Farmer is not present on that session.

Tracks n and o are Wentzel/Kapstad duets.

Taina Lehto (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Heikki Sarmanto (p, elp), Pekka Sarmanto (b), Jukka-Pekka Uotila (d), Tapio Aaltonen (per), Taina Lehto (v)

Heikki Sarmanto (p) on d, i, (elp) on a-c, e-h, j; Tapio Aaltonen (per) on a-f, h, j.

Juhani Aaltonen (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Juhani Aaltonen (ts), Heikki Sarmanto (p, elp), Pekka Sarmanto (b), Jukka-Pekka Uotila (d), Tapio Aaltonen (per)

Heikki Sarmanto (p) on b, d, j, (elp) on a, c, e-i.

The liner notes indicate that the rhythm section tracks and those of Art Farmer were recorded October-November 1987, but Juhani Aaltonen’s tenor sax parts were recorded January-February 2000. The CD contains 3 titles without Farmer that were also recorded January-February 2000.

Frank Mantooth (ldr), Danny Barber, Art Davis, Bobby Shew, Mike Steinel (t), Art Farmer (fh), Scott Bentall, Mark Bettcher, Tom Garling (tb), Mike Young (btb), Bill Sears (ss, f), Howie Smith (ss, as), Jim Massoth, Ed Petersen (ts), Scott Robinson (bar, f), Sam LiPuma (g), Frank Mantooth (key, con), Kelly Sill (b), Curt Bley (eb), Louie Bellson, Steve Houghton (d), Tim Kitsos (per)

Louie Bellson (d) on c; Steve Houghton (d) on a-b, d-g.

The liner notes indicate section assignments:
Trumpets - Shew and Barber split lead; Davis 3rd; Steinel 4th
Trombones - Bentall lead; Garling 2nd; Bettcher 3rd

Shew, Farmer and Bellson are listed as guest soloists.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Clifford Jordan (ss, ts), James Williams (p), Rufus Reid (b), Victor Lewis (d)

Art Farmer (fh) on a-f; Clifford Jordan (ss) on b-c, (ts) on d-g.

Additional recording at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA - details unknown.

Lionel Hampton (ldr), Chris Albert, Benny Bailey, Al Bryant, Joe Magnarelli, Robert Rutledge (t), Art Farmer (fh), John Gordon, Michel Guerrier, Charles Stephens (tb), Andy Middleton, Rob Middleton (as), Andy McGhee, Doug Miller (ts), Dave Schumacher (bar), Lionel Hampton (vib), Rob Bargad (p), Leon Dorsey (b, eb), Jimmy Ford (d), Sam Turner (per)

Leon Dorsey (b) on a, (eb) on b.

These performances were filmed for the ZDF Jazz Club series. According to Jazz on the Screen, Art Farmer is also present on “It’s You or No One” and “Teach Me Tonight” but it is uncertain whether those titles were recorded on this date or in April 1988, and they have not been auditioned. Farmer and Benny Bailey are listed as guests. These titles and many more appear to have been issued on a commercial double DVD set, but very little information about it could be found including the label.
On track a, the band also plays “Ornithology” which is based on the chord sequence of “How High the Moon.”

The timings shown do not include announcements or applause.

These performances can be viewed on YouTube:
Track a:


Track b:

Carol Sloane (ldr), Art Farmer (t, fh), Clifford Jordan (ts), Kenny Barron (p), Rufus Reid (b), Akira Tana (d), Carol Sloane (v)

Art Farmer (t) on c-d, (fh) on b, f, h-i; Clifford Jordan (ts) on a, c-e, g, i.

Riccardo Del Fra (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Riccardo Del Fra (b)

Art Farmer (fh) on a, c.

Walter Haberl (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Hubert Waldner (f), Bernhard Penzias (g), Walter Haberl (acg), Thomas Achleitner (eb), Frankie Mitschischek (d), Heribert Metzker (per), Domino Blue (Susi Kreuzberger) (v)

The exact recording dates of the original track and Art Farmer’s overdub are not known. Farmer does not appear on any other tracks of the album. Thanks to Hubert Waldner for information on this recording.

Benny Golson (ldr), Jon Faddis, Art Farmer, Alan Rubin, Lew Soloff (t), Birch Johnson, Jim Pugh (tb), Dave Taylor (btb), John Clark, Bill Hamilton, Jerry Peel (frh), Tony Price (tu), Mitchell Estrin, John Moses, Pete Simenauer (cl), Trudy Kane (f), Stephen Taylor (o), Frank Morelli (bsn), Mulgrew Miller (p), Wendy Young (hps), John Beal, Rufus Reid (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d), Gordon Gottlieb (per), Robbie Kondor (syn), Benny Golson (con), Adrienne Albert, Mary Sue Berry, Terry Textor, Marlene Ver Planck (v)

Jon Faddis (t) on b; Alan Rubin (t) on c; Lew Soloff (t) on a; Birch Johnson (tb) on b; Jim Pugh (tb) on a; John Clark (frh) on c; Bill Hamilton (frh) on b; Jerry Peel (frh) on a; Mitchell Estrin (cl) on g; John Moses (cl) on b-c, f; Pete Simenauer (cl) on a, d-e.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (t, fh), Clifford Jordan (ts), Kenny Burrell (g), James Williams (p), Rufus Reid (b), Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d)

Clifford Jordan (ts) on a-g; Kenny Burrell (g) on a, e, g.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (t, fh), Frank Morgan (as), Lou Levy (p), Eric von Essen (b), Albert 'Tootie' Heath (d)

The timings shown include applause.

Benny Golson (ldr), Randy Brecker, Jon Faddis (t), Art Farmer (t, fh), Dizzy Gillespie (t, per), Bob Berg (ss, ts), Phil Woods (as), Robben Ford, Romero Lubambo, John Scofield (g), Hilton Ruiz (p), Jim Beard (elp, snt, or), Benny Golson (snt), Jimmy McGriff (or), Charlie Haden (b), Anthony Jackson (eb), Airto Moreira (d, per, v), Bernard Purdie, Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d), Tito Puente (per), Diana Moreira, Janice Pendarvis, Amy Roslyn (bkv), Flora Purim (v)

Randy Brecker (t) on a-b, f, j; Jon Faddis (t) on a-c, f, i-j; Art Farmer (t) on a-c, e-f, h-j, (fh) on d-e, g-h; Dizzy Gillespie (t) on a, j, (per) on a, j; Bob Berg (ss) on e, j, (ts) on a-c, e-f, h-j; Phil Woods (as) on a-f, h-j; Robben Ford (g) on b, i; Romero Lubambo (g) on c, e-h; John Scofield (g) on a, j; Hilton Ruiz (p) on a, d; Jim Beard (elp) on f, (snt) on a, e, h, j, (or) on b; Benny Golson (snt) on a, f; Jimmy McGriff (or) on i; Charlie Haden (b) on c-e, h; Anthony Jackson (eb) on a-b, f, i-j; Airto Moreira (d) on c, (per) on a, c, f-h, j, (v) on c; Bernard Purdie (d) on b, i; Marvin 'Smitty' Smith (d) on a, d, f, h, j; Tito Puente (per) on a, j; Diana Moreira (bkv) on c; Janice Pendarvis (bkv) on c; Amy Roslyn (bkv) on c; Flora Purim (v) on c, e-f, h, j.

Art Farmer (ldr), Art Farmer (fh), Clifford Jordan (ts), Mike Wofford (p), Bob Magnusson (b), Jeff Williams (d)