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Resources share the relationship genre to Jazz
- The Art Ensemble of Chicago, swim, a musical adventure
- Alligator jazz, Samuel E. Pittman II ; illustrated by Sheila Bailey
- Pop ballads, arranged by Brent Edstrom
- Jelly Roll, Jabbo, and Fats, 19 portraits in jazz, Whitney Balliett
- The Beatles for jazz piano, [words & music by John Lennon and Paul McCartney ; arranged and harmonised in authentic jazz style by Steve Hill]
- Randy Sandke's jazz for juniors, a story told in words, pictures and song about some lovable animals--and their love of jazz!
- The geography of jazz, Lenard D. Moore
- The great music of Duke Ellington
- Sarah Vaughan, original keys for singers : piano, vocal
- Duke Ellington's Nutcracker suite, Anna Harwell Celenza ; illustrated by Don Tate
- Jazz harp, Richard Hunter
- Bud Powell, mostly Bud : original voicings, Evan Sarzin
- Charlie Parker omnibook, for C instruments (treble clef) ; transcribed from his recorded solos ; transposed to concert key
- Duke Ellington
- Hot jazz special, words & pictures by Jonny Hannah
- The jazz singers, from ragtime to the new wave, Bruce Crowther & Mike Pinfold
- Stanley Turrentine in concert, producers, Scott Robbe & Peter Sturken ; director, Andy Cottom ; Fox Television of America & Nexus Network
- Ray Charles, a man and his soul
- Pathways, Dave Holland Octet
- The view from within, jazz writings, 1948-1987, Orrin Keepnews
- Striders to beboppers and beyond, the art of jazz piano, Leslie Gourse
- John Coltrane, a sound supreme, John Selfridge ; introduction by Branford Marsalis
- Jazz standards for accordion, arranged by Gary Meisner
- John Coltrane solos, transcribed by Carl Coan ; editorials by Ronny Schiff
- The Joy of jazz, selected and edited by Denes Agay
- The great American songbook, music and lyrics for 100 classic songs : piano, vocal, guitar
- Dizzy Gillespie, night in Chicago, V.I.E.W. Inc
- Ragtime, arranged by Brent Edstrom
- Swingers and crooners, the art of jazz singing, Leslie Gourse
- ¿Quién fue Louis Armstrong?, Yona Zeldis McDonough ; ilustraciones de John O'Brien
- Kinds of blue, musical memoirs, by Al Young
- The jazz years, earwitness to an era, Leonard Feather
- NEA jazz in the schools :, produced by Jazz at Lincoln Center ; supported by the Verizon Foundation; National Endowment for the Arts
- Ruby sings the blues, story & pictures by Niki Daly
- Jazz for Peanuts, a retrospective of the Charlie Brown TV themes, David Benoit
- Wes Montgomery
- 1950s jazz play-along, for C, Bپ, Eپ & bass clef instruments
- Rumba palace, Arturo Sandoval
- Ella Fitzgerald, original keys for singers
- The Frank Morgan collection
- The little piano girl, by Ann Ingalls & Maryann Macdonald ; illustrated by Giselle Potter
- The J.J. Johnson collection, transcribed by Scott Whitfield
- The jazz fly, written and performed by Matthew Gollub ; illustrated by Karen Hanke
- Choo-choo soul, [Greg Johnson]
- The Lester Young collection, Transcribed by Forrest "Woody" Mankowski
- Jazz A-B-Z, Wynton Marsalis and Paul Rogers ; with biographical sketches by Phil Schaap
- Satchmo, my life in New Orleans, by Louis Armstrong
- Charlie Parker played be bop, by Chris Raschka
- Charlie Parker omnibook, for E flat instruments, transcribed exactly from his recorded solos
- A Charlie Brown Christmas, original soundtrack, Vince Guaraldi