"Epistrophy" by Monk arranged for The Capitol Bones by Tony Nalker featuring Jay Gibble on trombone and Tony Nalker on piano

"One Note Samba" arranged for The Capitol Bones by Mike Tomaro featuring Jim McFalls on trombone and Tony Nalker on piano.

"I Mean You" by Monk arranged for The Capitol Bones by Mike Tomaro featuring Jim Mcfalls and Matt Niess on trombone and Jim Roberts on bass.

Here's That Rainy Day (Stan Kenton Version) orchestrated by Matt Niess featuring Tony Nalker on piano

"Inner Urge" by Joe Henderson arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring Matt Niess on trombone and Tony Nalker on piano

Speak Low arranged for The Capitol Bones by Tony Nalker featuring Jay Gibble on trombone

I Thought About You arranged by Mat Niess Jeff Cortazzo (bass trombone) and Jim McFalls (trombone)

Touch her Soft lips and Part arranged and featuring Tony Nalker on trombone and piano

"Maiden Voyage" by Herbie Hancock arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring Jim Roberts on guitar and Matt Niess on trombone.

Stolen Moments by Oliver nelson arranged by Bob Olsen featuring Jay Gibble and Matt Niess (trombone)

"DeCoupage" by Hank Levy orchestrated for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring Jim McFalls on trombone and Tony Nalker on piano

"Conspiracy Theory" by Mike Tomaro arranged for The Capitol Bones featuring Matt Niess on trombone and Jim Roberts on guitar.

A Child is Born arranged by Tony Nalker

The Beat Goes on arranged for The Capitol Bones by Alan Baylock featuring Matt Niess on trombone and Shawn Purcell on guitar.

Second movement of Raymond Premru's Two Pieces for Three trombones arranged by Matt Niess. Trombone solo- Jim McFalls. Guitar Solo-Shawn Purcell.

Song for Bilbao by Pat Metheny arranged for The Capitol Bones by Alan Baylock featuring Jim McFalls on trombone and Jim McFalls on guitar.

Monk's "Duke Ellington's Sound of Love" arranged by Marc Stasio.

Fanfare for The Capitol Bones arranged by and featuring Matt Niess (trombone) and Shawn Purcell (guitar)

Single Petal of a Rose by Duke Ellington from The Queen's Suite arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring bass trombonist Jeff Cortazzo.

In Walked Horace by JJ Johnson arranged by and featuring Matt Niess (trombone) and Zachary Niess (trombone).

Duke Ellington's "In a Sentimental Mood" orchestrated for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring Zach Niess on trombone and Tony Nalker on piano. Based on Michel Petrucciani's version.

Yesterday by Lennon & McCartney arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess

Chicago Medley consisting of portions of "Make me Smile", "Free", "The Approaching Storm", and "Man vs. Man" arranged by Matt Niess for The Capitol Bones featuring Jim McFalls and Matt Niess on trombone.

"Felicity" from "Two Pieces for Three Trombones" by Raymond Premru arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess.

Felicity & Episode from Raymond Premru's Two Pieces for Three Trombones paired together and arranged for The CapitolBones by Matt Niess

"My Favorite Things" by John Coltrane arranged for The Capitol Bones and featuring Matt Niess on trombone.

"Anthropology" by Charlie Parker recorded by The Capitol Bones featuring Matt Niess on trombone.

Impressions by John Coltrane featuring Jay Gibble on trombone

"Autumn Leaves" arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring Matt Niess on trombone.

The Secret Sharer composed and arranged by Conrad Herwig.

Sugar by Stanley Turrentine arranged by Matt Niess featuring Don Sheehan (bass trombone), Dan Haverstock (trombone), Tony Nalker (organ)

"Tears in Her Eyes" composed and arranged for The Capitol Bones by Mike Tomaro featuring Matt Niess on trombone.

"It's Only a paper Moon" arranged for The Capitol Bones by Jim Roberts featuring Hary Watters on trombone and Jim Roberts on bass.

Out on a Whim composed and arranged by Mike Tomaro featuring Matt Niess (trombone) and Jim Roberts (guitar).

There'll Be Some Changes Made featuring Don Sheehan (bass trombone) and Tony Nalker (piano)

"Misty" arranged for The Capitol Bones by Matt Niess featuring Matt Niess on trombone.