Teddy Wilson - Mr. Wilson (The Fabulous Teddy Wilson At The Piano)

Jacket variant of all current US entries in the database. The jacket back features "romantic melodies played by great conductors"
The highest listed catalog number is CL 705. All the Columbia 700s were released in 1955
Release date is later 1955. The transition to the 6-eye label occurred in June / July 1955.
CL-748 is on the labels.
CL 748 is on the jacket front, spine and back.

Recording locations, dates, matrices and takes:
Chicago, IL, April 7, 1941
CCO3653-1 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Columbia 36631, CL 6098, CL 748
CCO3654-2 Rosetta Columbia 36632 (alt.); Parlophone R-2981; Columbia CL 6098, CL 748
Chicago, IL, April 11, 1941
CCO3686-1 I Know That You Know Columbia 36633; Parlophone R-2985; Columbia CL 6098
CCO3687-1 Them There Eyes Columbia 36631; Parlophone R-2985; Columbia CL 6098, CL 748
CCO3688-2 China Boy Columbia 36634, DB-30221; Parlophone R-2981; Columbia CL 6098, CL 748
CCO3693-1 I Surrender, Dear Columbia CL 748
CCO3695-1 I Can't Get Started Columbia 36633, CL 6098, CL 748
NYC, January 21, 1942
32282-1 These Foolish Things Columbia 36632, 36632 (alt.), DB-30221, CL 6098, CL 748
NYC, June 29, 1950
CO44036 I've Got The World On A String Columbia CL 6153, CL 748
NYC, August 25, 1950
CO44273 Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea Columbia CL 6153, CL 748
CO44274 Bess, You Is My Woman Now -
CO44275 I Can't Give You Anything But Love -
CO44276 After You've Gone -
The eight year gap is due to Wilson's contract with Musicraft and subsequent return to Columbia.