World Saxophone Congress XV in Bangkok, Thailand with James Carter and UNT alumnus Brad Leali January and February 2010 – The University of North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band toured California while attending the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, where the album Lab 2009 was nominated for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album Directors Notable alumni 1924-1937 – Stage Band, Dance Band, Pit Orchestra; 1937-1949 – The Aces of Collegeland Herb Ellis (1921–2010) Eugene Hall (1913–1993) William F. Lee III William Ennis Thomson 1947-1959 – Laboratory Dance Bands Jack Alexander Larry Austin Harry Babasin (1921–1988) Euel Box Herb Ellis Jimmy Giuffre (1921–2008) Bob Hames William F. Lee III Jack Petersen Gene Roland (1921–1982) Ed Summerlin (1928–2006) William Ennis Thomson 1959–1969 One O'Clock Lab Band Dee Barton (1937–2001) David Breeden (1946–2005) Bruce Fowler James A. Hall Billy Harper David Hungate Tom "Bones" Malone Lou Marini Dean Parks Jim Riggs Jay Saunders Ed Soph Marvin Stamm Bill Stapleton (1945–1984) Lanny Steele (1933–1994) Galen Jeter 1970s Ashley Alexander (1934–1988) Bob Belden Leonard Candelaria James Chirillo Steve Duke Conrad Herwig Marc Johnson Bubba Kolb Lyle Mays Jim Milne John B. Riley Ray Sasaki Mike Smith David Stockburger (tenor saxophonist) Bill Stapleton (1945–1984) Frederick I. Sturm Jim Powell Wayne Feschuk Bev Dahlke Greg Smith Bill Yeager Pat Coil Clay Jenkins Gerard Carelli John Bryant Barry Ries Rick Cornish Lou Fischer 1980s Gregg Bissonette Matt Bissonette Mike Bogle Zachary Breaux Earl Harvin Dave Pietro Tim Ries Jim Snidero Steve Wiest Mike Williams Brad Turner (musician) Randy Hamm 1990s Tom Brantley Scott Englebright Ari Hoenig Lee Tomboulian Frank Basile Joseph Henson Luis Hernandez Michael Waldrop Tyler Kuebler 2000s Chris McQueen Michael D'Angelo 2010s Addison Frei Drew Zaremba Matt Young John Sturino Nolan Byrd Student & faculty composers/arrangers for the One O'Clock (non-members) 1950: Fisher Tull 1960s: Frank Mantooth 1970s: Rich Matteson, Charles Gambetta Discography North Texas Lab Band (90th Floor, 1961) LAB '67! (NTSU Jazz, 1967) Lab '68 (Precision, 1968) Fall '69 Big Band Concert (NTSU Jazz, 1969) Lab '69 (Century, 1969) Lab '70! (Century, 1970) Annual Spring Concert of the Lab Bands, April 14, 1970 (Century, 1970) Fall '70/Spring '71 (NTSU Jazz, 1971) Lab '71 (NTSU Jazz, 1971) 12 by 3 (Creative Jazz Composers, 1971) Live! the North Texas Lab Bands, Fall and Spring Concerts, 1970/1971 (Precision, 1971) Lab 72 (Precision, 1972) Early Tracks by John Monaghan (NTSU Jazz, 1972) Live '72/'73 (NTSU Jazz, 1972) Lab '73 (NTSU