Artist	Song
Count Basie & Quincy Jones and His Orchestra	Jumpin' at the Woodside
from The Complete Decca Recordings (1937-1939) (1992)
Bennie Moten Orchestra	Moten Swing
from Band Box Shuffle (2005)
Jay McShann	Vine Street Boogie
from Radio Days 4 (2006)
Pete Johnson	Mr. Drum Meets Mr. Piano
from Atomic Boogie (2002)
Big Joe Turner	Johnson and Turner Blues
from Atomic Boogie (2002)
Lester Young & The Kansas City Six	Four O'Clock Drag
from The "Kansas City" Sessions (1997)
Buster Smith	E-Flat Boogie
from The Legendary Buster Smith (2005)
Jimmie Lunceford	Rhythm Is Our Business
from Rhythm Is Our Business (2006)
Ben Webster	One O'Clock Jump
from The Big Tenor (2005)

Comment:

Kansas City was a freewheeling frontier town where the fastest guns in jazz came from afar (like New York City slicker Count Basie) to try their hands against homegrown quick-draw kings, such as Charlie Parker and Ben Webster. Living or dying by their cutting, questing solos, the K.C. cats changed the jazz game from big band to bebop, changing the course of the music forever.

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