Artist	Song
Keely Smith & Louis Prima	Jump, Jive An' Wail
from Ultra-Lounge (Wild, Cool & Swingin') Artist Collection: Louis Prima & Keely Smith (1999)
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	Choo Choo Ch'Boogie (1946 Single Version)
from Louis Jordan: Let the Good Times Roll - The Anthology 1938-1953 (2008)
Jay McShann	Kansas City
from The Last of the Blue Devils (2005)
Big Joe Turner	Shake, Rattle and Roll
from Greatest Hits (2005)
Roy Milton	Hop, Skip and Jump
from Specialty Profiles: Roy Milton (2006)
Roy Brown	Good Rockin' Tonight
from Greatest Hits (2004)
Red Prysock	Hand Clappin'
from Swingsation: Red Prysock (1999)
Joe Liggins & The Honeydrippers & Joe Higgins & His Honeydrippers	The Honey Dripper (Pt. 1)
from The Honeydripper: Rare and Unreleased Recordings 1946-1949 (2006)
T-Bone Walker & Friends	Two Picks and a Bone
from Blues Masters: T-Bone Walker & Friends (2004)
Jimmy Liggins	Drunk
from Let's Get Drunk Again (2007)
His Delta Cats & Jackie Brenston	Rocket 88
from Martin Scorsese Presents the Blues: The Road to Memphis - A Film By Richard Pearce and Robert Kenner (2003)
Jimmy Witherspoon	I Gotta Gal
from The Best of Gene Norman's Blues Jubilees (1999)
Louis Jordan	Caldonia
from No Moe! Louis Jordan's Greatest Hits (1992)
Tiny Bradshaw & His Orchestra	Take the Hands Off the Clock
from Savoy Blues 'N' Boogie (2003)
Big Mama Thornton	They Call Me Big Mama
from Women Blues Singers (1999)
Jimmy Rushing	Sent for You Yesterday
from Everyday I Have the Blues (1999)
Gatemouth Moore	I Ain't Mad At You Pretty Baby
from Savoy Blues 'N' Boogie (2003)
Roscoe Gordon	What You Got In Mind
from Sittin' In With Harlem Jade & Jax Vol. 5 (2003)
Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra	Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?
from The Band That Swings The Blues (2006)
Roy Milton	The Hucklebuck
from Specialty Profiles: Roy Milton (2006)
Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson	Kidney Stew Blues
from Best of the Blues - Live In New York (2005)
Floyd Dixon	Hey Bartender
from The Complete Cat Records Story Volume #2 (2005)
Big Jay McNeely & his Blue Jays	Man Eater
from Savoy Blues 'N' Boogie (2003)
(Wild) Bill Moore	We're Gonna Rock, We're Gonna Roll
from Stompin' at the Savoy: Harlem Nocturne, 1944 - 1947 (2005)
Big John & The Buzzards	You're Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash
from The Okeh Rhythm & Blues Story 1949-1957 (1993)

Comment:

Jump blues crossed the color line when it was still unfashionable — and even a little dangerous — to do so. With white practitioners such as Louis Prima and black artists like Louis Jordan, it directly presaged the birth of rock 'n' roll, when the racial barriers would finally be breached for all time.

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