[2] George Avakian produced the recording sessions, which took place on June 23 and 24, 1955.

[1] In 2007,[3] Mosaic Records paired the album with Jay and Kai (Columbia CL 973) on one compact disc (MCD-1015), as part of the label's Mosaic Singles series.

Scott Yanow, writing for allmusic, describes Trombone For Two as "bop-based but full of surprises, tasteful but not always predictable," and gives the album a three-star rating (of a possible five).

[2] It was a surprise success in the '50s, when jazz was dominated by piano trios and trumpet and tenor saxophone stars.

Jay and Kai crafted well thought out, inventive arrangements that highlighted the blend of their sounds while at the same time setting off their distinctive styles.