•
The Double Six Meet Quincy Jones,
Columbia Records (UK), 1960; different piano trios led by
Art Simmons • "For Lena and Lennie" ("En flânant dans Paris") • "French Rat Race" ("La course au rat") • "Stockholm Sweetnin'" ("Un coin merveilleux") • "Boo's Bloos" ("Au temps des Indiens") • "
Doodlin'" ("Tout en dodelinant") • "Meet Benny Bailey" ("Au bout du fil") • "Evening in Paris" ("Il y a fort longtemps") • "Count 'em" ("T'as foutu l'camp") ''All songs written by
Quincy Jones, except "Doodlin'" written by
Horace Silver. The US-release on
Capitol Records in 1961 was entitled "The Double Six of Paris".'' • ''The Double Six of Paris: Swingin' Singin''',
Philips Records, 1962 (recorded 1960–1961); accompanied by ensemble • "Tickle Toe" • "
Early Autumn" • "Sweets" • "
Naima" • "Westwood Walk" • "
Night in Tunisia" • "A Ballad" • "
Scrapple from the Apple" • "Boplicity" • "
Moanin'" • "
Fascinating Rhythm"
The first two albums were reissued together in 1999 on RCA Victor International as Les Double Six
with an additional previously unreleased bonus track. •
Dizzy Gillespie and the Double Six of Paris, Philips, 1963; accompanied by ensemble • "Emanon" • "
Anthropology" • "Tin Tin Deo" • "One Bass Hit" • "Two Bass Hit" • "
Groovin' High" • "Ooh-Shoo-Be-Doo-Bee" • "
Hot House" • "
Con Alma" • "
Blue 'n' Boogie" • "The Champ" • "Ow!" •
The Double Six of Paris Sing Ray Charles, Philips, 1964; accompanied by
Jerome Richardson Quartet and
Billy Byers • "
One Mint Julep" • "
Yes, Indeed" • "
Georgia on My Mind" • "
Lonely Avenue" • "Sherri" • "Let the Good Times Roll By" • "Halleluja, I Love Her So" • "
Hit the Road, Jack" • "Ruby" • "From the Heart" • "Stompin' Room Only" ;With
Cal Tjader •
Warm Wave (Verve, 1964) ==References==