JAC Recording, Inc.

The early years of JAC were devoted to jingles and demos. In the early 1980s, Leighton began recording jazz and blues artist. == External links ==

• Lew Anderson (1983) • Phil Bodner • Walter Bolden • Frank Capp • Buck Clayton • Jimmy Cobb • Hank Crawford • Dardanelle Hadley :: (née Marcia Marie Mullen; 1917–1997) • George Duvivier • Helen Forrest • Morgana King • Peggy King • Gene Krupa • Junior Mance • George Masso • Butch Miles • Anne Marie Moss • David "Fathead" Newman • Joe Newman • New York Saxophone Quartet :: Ray Beckenstein :: Dennis Anderson :: Billy Kerr :: Wally Kane • Red Norvo • Mary Osborne • Charlie Persip • Bucky Pizzarelli • Jimmy Ponder • Carmel Quinn • Martin Rivera • Jimmy Rowles • Sara Rubine • Neil Sedaka • Herbie Steward • Slam Stewart • Sonny Stitt (1982) • Marlene VerPlanck • Eddie Cleanhead Vinson (1982) • Bill Watrous (1983) • Carla White ; Audio drama • Flash Gordon, Vols. 1 & 2, Wonderland Records (1979) == Videos of Charles Leighton playing harmonica ==

• Flight of the Bumble Bee (Cappy Lafell, soloist; Leighton is part of the ensemble) • Cappy Barra Boys Harmonica Quartet from the 1945 film, ''Rockin' in the Rockies'' • Tuesdays at Charlie Leighton's with Will Galison, Charlie Spranklin, Randy Weinstein, and Rob Paparozzi == Affiliated audio engineers ==

• Jack Arnold • Don Frey • Charles Leighton • Phil Ramone • Bill Schwartau (né William H. Schwartau; 1926–1985) (appointed Chief Engineer at A & R Recording, December 1958) == References ==