Compositions and Arrangements
- "Pennies from Heaven," Johnston & Burke; arr. Phillips
- "Strike out the Band" — Phillips & Saunders
- "Some Bones of Contention" — Phillips & Saunders
- "Compilation" (brisk "I Got Rhythm" contrafact) — Phillips & Saunders
- "Perceptive Hindsight" — Phillips & Saunders
- "Dearly Befuddled" — Phillips & Saunders
- "An Apple for Christa" — Phillips & Saunders
- "Little Train" — Phillips
- "Milestones" — Davis; arr. Phillips
- "My Foolish Heart" — Young & Washington; arr. Phillips
- "Waltz On" — Herbie Phillips
- "My Romance" — Rodgers & Hart; arr. Phillips
- "The Girl From Ipanema" — Jobim, de Moraes, Gimbel; arr. Phillips
- "Night And Day" — Porter; arr. Phillips
- "I'm All for You" (a Latin version of Body and Soul) — Heyman, Sour, Eyton & Green; arr. Phillips
- "Cayucus" — Phillips
- "Chet" — Phillips
- "Fridays" — Phillips
- "Round Midnight" — Monk; arr. Phillips
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