Johnny Hodges
Every record Johnny Hodges plays on that has been reviewed on Vinyl Standard: 9 records, 1951 to 1963, 0 as leader and 9 as sideman, most often alongside Duke Ellington, Paul Gonsalves, Clark Terry. Every record below links to its full review, and every name links to that player’s own page or their circle on the map.
Most often with
The players who share the most reviewed records with Johnny Hodges. The number is how many records they made together that are reviewed here.
- Duke Ellington piano9
- Paul Gonsalves tenor saxophone7
- Clark Terry trumpet4
- Ray Nance trumpet4
- Cat Anderson trumpet3
- Billy Strayhorn arranger3
- Jimmy Hamilton clarinet3
- Harry Carney baritone saxophone & bass clarinet2
- Lawrence Brown trombone2
- Sam Woodyard drums2
- Coleman Hawkins tenor saxophone1
- Wendell Marshall bass1
Played together
The records behind those numbers. Open a name to see every reviewed record Johnny Hodges and that player share.
With Duke Ellington9 records
- 1951Masterpieces by EllingtonDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Blue RoseDuke Ellington / Rosemary Clooney
- 1956Duke Ellington Presents...Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Ellington at NewportDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Historically SpeakingDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1957A Drum Is a WomanDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1957Such Sweet ThunderDuke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn
- 1958Ellington IndigosDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1963Duke Ellington Meets Coleman HawkinsColeman Hawkins
With Paul Gonsalves7 records
- 1951Masterpieces by EllingtonDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Blue RoseDuke Ellington / Rosemary Clooney
- 1956Duke Ellington Presents...Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Ellington at NewportDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Historically SpeakingDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1957Such Sweet ThunderDuke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn
- 1958Ellington IndigosDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
With Clark Terry4 records
- 1956Duke Ellington Presents...Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Historically SpeakingDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1957A Drum Is a WomanDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1957Such Sweet ThunderDuke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn
With Ray Nance4 records
- 1951Masterpieces by EllingtonDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Duke Ellington Presents...Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1958Ellington IndigosDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1963Duke Ellington Meets Coleman HawkinsColeman Hawkins
With Cat Anderson3 records
- 1956Ellington at NewportDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Historically SpeakingDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1957Such Sweet ThunderDuke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn
With Billy Strayhorn3 records
- 1951Masterpieces by EllingtonDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Blue RoseDuke Ellington / Rosemary Clooney
- 1957Such Sweet ThunderDuke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn
With Jimmy Hamilton3 records
- 1951Masterpieces by EllingtonDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1956Duke Ellington Presents...Duke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1958Ellington IndigosDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
With Harry Carney2 records
- 1957A Drum Is a WomanDuke Ellington and His Orchestra
- 1963Duke Ellington Meets Coleman HawkinsColeman Hawkins
Reviewed records
In the order they were recorded. Gold is the site’s rating out of five.
- 1951Masterpieces by Ellingtonalto saxophoneDuke Ellington and His Orchestra★★★★★
- 1956Blue Rosealto saxophoneDuke Ellington / Rosemary Clooney★★★★☆
- 1956Duke Ellington Presents...alto saxophoneDuke Ellington and His Orchestra★★★★☆
- 1956Ellington at Newportalto saxophoneDuke Ellington and His Orchestra★★★★★
- 1956Historically Speakingalto saxophoneDuke Ellington and His Orchestra★★★★★
- 1957A Drum Is a Womanalto saxophoneDuke Ellington and His Orchestra★★★☆☆
- 1957Such Sweet Thunderalto saxophoneDuke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn★★★★★
- 1958Ellington Indigosalto saxophoneDuke Ellington and His Orchestra★★★★★
- 1963Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkinsalto saxophoneColeman Hawkins★★★★★
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