Tommy Newsom who came into American households nightly for over 30 years has collected an outstanding group to perform his swinging arrangements including Warren Vache.

This album under Tommy Newsom's own name is a long-overdue validation of his stature; the tempos may vary, the moods may change but his sound says SWING!

Doc and the boys are joined by such luminaries as Tony Bennett and Wynton Marsalis on 14 live-in-studio takes of cuts such as Body & Soul; My Old Flame; Bugle Call Rag; St. Louis Blues, and... more

This musical program of Johnny Varro's arrangements recalls the Swing Era at it's finest with an all star line-up including Ken Peplowski.

Doc and his gang (featuring Tommy Newsom; Snooky Young and Conte Candoli) revisit 12 more big band favorites on the 1987 album, including In the Mood; Airmail Special; Stardust; Jumpin' at the... more

W. Tommy Newsom, Monty Budwig and Jake Hanna.

Jazz cornet legend Ruby Braff performs masterfully. He seems to be able to pluck inspiration out of the air swinging at any tempo. Tommy Newsom on tenor saxophone.

Along with the Michel Legrand album, Cherry Red launch their Fivefour Jazz label with this beautiful, stylish jazz guitar compilation. It features beautiful, top notch material by three of the... more

Jane swings with friends from both coasts including Tommy Newsom, David Stone, Jake Hanna, Frank Wess, Benny Powell, Earl May, Bill Berry and Jackie Williams.

Ruby Braff has done it again... The amazing cornetist has outdone himself, but just when you feel it can't get any better, he climbs to perfection Dan Morgenstern.

From 1986, swingin' sounds from biggest big band in the land. You'll hear Johnny's Theme (The Tonight Show Theme) of course, plus 12 more including Begin the Beguine; King Porter Stomp; Skyliner; I'm... more