A 1950 Columbia LP showcasing Wilson's signature piano style, a bridge between swing and bebop.
- Recorded in New York City, the sessions featured a quartet with members who had played with Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker.
- The album was reissued in 2001 by Columbia/Legacy with bonus tracks from the same period.
- While not a chart hit, "Piano Moods" is considered a solid example of Wilson's mature small-group work.
Teddy Wilson was an American jazz pianist and singer, a pioneer of the influential 1930s all-black booking agency. By 1950, he was a veteran bandleader and accompanist, having already shaped the sound of the swing era.
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