Kai Winding, 1960s.
Kai
Winding: Capitol Records

Stan Kenton, "Stan Kenton's Greatest Hits", Capitol Records #SM 2327 (19__).[LP Compilation Reissue]
Stan Kenton, "Stan Kenton's Greatest Hits", Capitol Records #CAPS 1002 (1977).[LP Compilation Reissue]
This album contains material originally recorded October 1945.
Kai Winding plays on the track "Lover".
LINER NOTES (uncredited):

[UK LP Reissue]
[1974 LP Reissue]

[1980 Japan 180 Gram Audiophile LP Reissue]

[1980 Japan 180 Gram Audiophile LP Reissue labels]
[1989 CD Reissue]

[2001 Rudy Van Gelder Remastered CD Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Records [U.S., UK] #T-762 (year unknown).[LP]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Records [UK] #CAPS 1024 (year unknown).[LP Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Records #DT/T-1974 (1974).[LP Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Records-EMI Electrola [Germany] #1C 056-80 798 (1978).[LP Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Records-Toshiba-EMI Ltd. [Japan] #ECJ-50050 (1980).[180 Gram Audiophile LP Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Jazz [U.S., UK, Canada] #CDP 7 92862 2 (1989).[CD Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Jazz #D154138 (1989).[CD Reissue]
Miles Davis, "Birth of the Cool", Capitol Jazz [U.S., EU] #7243 5 30117 2 7 (2001).[Rudy Van Gelder Remastered CD Reissue]
Recorded in New York, New York on January 21 & April 22, 1949 and on March 9, 1950.
Participation by Kai Winding, trombonist on these tracks: "Jeru", "Move", "Godchild", "Budo".
Personnel: Miles Davis (trumpet);
Kenny Hagood (vocals); Lee Konitz (alto saxophone); Gerry Mulligan
(baritone saxophone); Junior Collins, Sandy Siegelstein, Gunther
Schuller (French horn); J.J. Johnson, Kai
Winding (trombone); John Barber (tuba); John Lewis, Al Haig (piano);
Al McKibbon, Joe Shulman, Nelson Boyd (bass); Kenny Clarke, Max Roach
(drums).
LINER NOTES (uncredited, from the 1974 LP Reissue):
EXTRAS (photos, liner notes, comments, etc. from the Rudy Van Gelder Remastered CD Reissue booklet):
Original producers: Walter Rivers, Pete Rugulo.
Stan
Kenton, "Artistry In Rhythm", Capitol #H-167 (1950).[LP]
Participation by Kai Winding as trombonist.
Stan Kenton, "The Best of Stan Kenton", Capitol #_______ (19__).[unknown format]
This material originally recorded during the 1940s.
This collection also released on another label, pictured and listed elsewhere on this site.
Participation by Kai Winding, trombonist on these tracks: "Jeru", "Move", "Godchild", "Budo".
Personnel: Miles Davis (trumpet); Kenny Hagood (vocals); Lee Konitz (alto saxophone); Gerry Mulligan (baritone saxophone); Junior Collins, Sandy Siegelstein, Gunther Schuller (French horn); J.J. Johnson, Kai Winding (trombone); John Barber (tuba); John Lewis, Al Haig (piano); Al McKibbon, Joe Shulman, Nelson Boyd (bass); Kenny Clarke, Max Roach (drums).