Editing Sy Oliver (section)

==Discography==
* ''Sway It with Flowers'' (Brunswick, 1956)
* ''Sentimental Sy'' (Dot, 1958)
* ''77 Sunset Strip and Other Selections'' with Frankie Ortega (Jubilee, 1959)
* ''Back Stage'' (Dot, 1959)
* ''Dance Music for People Who Don't Dance Any More'' (Riverside, 1961)
* ''What Can I Say?'' with Val Anthony (L.I.M.S., 1966)
* ''Yes Indeed'' (Black and Blue, 1973)
* ''Annie Laurie'' (Jazz Legacy, 1978)
* ''Easy Walker'' (Jazz Legacy, 1979)

===As sideman===
'''With [[Jimmie Lunceford]]'''
* ''Lunceford Special'' (Columbia, 1967)
* ''Stomp it Off'' (Decca, 1992)
* ''Rhythm is Our Business'' (Decca, 1996)
* ''Swingsation'' (GRP, 1998)

'''With others'''
* [[Louis Armstrong]], ''Satchmo Serenades'' (Decca, 1952)
* [[Tommy Dorsey]], ''What Is This Thing Called Love?'' (Victor, 1942)<ref>{{cite magazine|last1=Orodenker|first1=M.H.|title=On the Records|magazine=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]|date=February 28, 1942|page=25}}</ref>
* [[Ella Fitzgerald]], ''Ella: The Legendary Decca Recordings'' (GRP, 1995)
* [[Frank Sinatra]], ''The Popular Frank Sinatra'' (Megaforce, 2015)
* [[Caterina Valente]], ''Plenty Valente'' (Decca, 1957)
* [[Peggy Lee]], ''[[Miss Wonderful]]'' (Decca, 1959) — arranger, conductor
* [[Peggy Lee]], ''[[Dream Street (Peggy Lee album)|Dream Street]]'' (Capitol Records, 1957) — arranger, conductor
* [[Peggy Lee]] with the Sy Oliver Orchestra, "The Siamese Cat Song" (''Lady and the Tramp'' soundtrack, Walt Disney Records, 1955) — bandleader