Happens Every Time (EMI, 1977; Inner City, 1978) - with Monica Zetterlund Body and Soul (aka Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra in Europe) (West Wind, 1978) A Touch of Class (West Wind, 1978) The Blue Note Reissue Series: Thad Jones/Mel Lewis (recorded 1966–1970, Blue Note) (compilation) - 2LP The Complete Solid State Recordings of the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra (recorded 1966–1970, Mosaic) (compilation) - 5CD In Europe (ITM, 2007) (compilation) The Complete (Live in) Poland Concerts 1976 & 1978 (Gambit, 2009) (compilation) The Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra Naturally (Telarc, 1979) Play the Compositions of Herbie Hancock (Live in Montreux) (MPS 1980; Pausa, 1982) Bob Brookmeyer - Composer/Arranger (Recorded in Concert at the Village Vanguard, February 1980 (Gryphon, 1980) Make Me Smile & Other New Works by Bob Brookmeyer (aka Mel Lewis and the Jazz Orchestra...Featuring the Music of Bob Brookmeyer) [live] (Finesse/CBS, 1982; Red Baron/CBS, 1993) 20 Years at the Village Vanguard (Atlantic, 1985) Soft Lights and Hot Music (Musicmasters, 1988) The Definitive Thad Jones (Musicmasters, 1989) The Definitive Thad Jones (Volume 2: Live from the Village Vanguard) (Musicmasters, 1990) To You: A Tribute to Mel Lewis (Musicmasters, 1991) The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra Lickety Split: Music of Jim McNeely (New World, 1997) Thad Jones Legacy (New World, 1999) Can I Persuade You? (Planet Arts, 2002) The Way: Music of Slide Hampton (Planet Arts, 2004) Up from the Skies: Music of Jim McNeely (Planet Arts, 2006) Monday Night Live at the Village Vanguard (Planet Arts, 2008) - 2CD Forever Lasting: Live in Tokyo (Planet Arts, 2011) - 2CD OverTime: Music of Bob Brookmeyer (Planet Arts, 2014) Alumni Lead trumpet Snooky Young (1966–1972) Jon Faddis (1972–1975) Al Porcino (1975–1976) Earl Gardner (1976–2005) Nick Marchione (2005–present) Trumpets Thad Jones (1966–1979) Danny Stiles (1966) Jimmy Owens (1966) Bill Berry (1966–1968) Jimmy Nottingham (1966–1969) Richard Williams (1966–1969) Marvin Stamm (1966–1973) Randy Brecker (1968) Danny Moore (1968–1971) Al Porcino (1969–1970 and 1975–1976) Cecil Bridgewater (1971–1976) Stephen Furtado (1972–1975) Jim Bossy (1972–1975) Lew Soloff (1975) Sinclair Acey (1975–1976) Waymon Reed (1975–1977) Earl Gardner (1975–2005) Lynn Nicholson (1976–1977) Frank Gordon (1976–1977) Jeff Davis (1976–1977) Larry Moses (1977–1980) Laurie Frink (1978–1987) Irvin Stokes (1978) Simo Salminen (1978–1980) Ron Tooley (1978–1980) John Marshall (1979–1983) Joe Mosello (1980–2005) Tom Harrell (1982) Jim Powell (1982–1995) Glenn Drewes (1983–2005) Ryan Kisor (1995–1997) Scott Wendholt (1997–present) Frank Greene (2005–2009) Terell Stafford (2005–present) Tanya Darby (2009–2016) John Chudoba (2016-present) Lead trombone Bob Brookmeyer (1966–1968) Garnett Brown