Wikipedia:WikiProjekt Jazz/Fehlende Artikel

Hier folgen Listen fehlender Artikel aus Jazzlexika. Eine Wunschliste fehlender Artikel von Wikipedia-Nutzern ist in Portal:Jazz/Fehlende Artikel.

aus Reclams Jazzführer 1989[Quelltext bearbeiten]

MIt (*) gekennzeichnete Links sind in der englischen Wikipedia vorhanden (Stand: 31.5.2009) erledigtErledigt

aus Kunzlers Jazzlexikon[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Bemerkung (Claude J): falls sie schon bei Reclams Lexikon erwähnt sind hier meist weggelassen, außerdem nach der CD Ausgabe von 2002. erledigtErledigt

Fehlende Artikel aus den "Jahrestagen" und Spitznamen[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Mit (*) gekennzeichnete Einträge sind in der englischen Wikipedia vorhanden (Stand 31.5.2009)

Cindy McLeod, Harry Mills, Kim Parker,

Liste Spitznamen: Tricky Lawrence Lofton, Jimmy Lytell (James Sarapede), Bobbie Shew (Robert Joratz), Premik Russell Tubs (Russell Tubs)

Liste europ. jazzalben (freimut bahlo): Stefano d'Anna (ts, ss, jazzitalia)

Fehlende Artikel aus den Down Beat Polls[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Die Polls sind in Down Beat verlinkt.

1970er Jahre: Bill Stapleton (arr)

Es fehlen die Kritiker-Polls: fast alle Rising-Star-Einträge ausser ab 2004 und die Einträge nach Feather/Gitler in 60er, 70er.

2010er (Liste der Down-Beat-Poll-Sieger der 2010er Jahre): Rising Star 2015: Michael Blum (Gitarrist), Allan Harris (Gesang), Bryan Carrott (Vib), 2016: Oran Etkin (cl), Elena Pinderhughes (fl), Pat Bianchi (org), Rising Star 2017: Sara Caswell (viol), Wil Blades (org), Cecilia Smith (Musikerin) (vib), Sunny Jain (percuss), John Boutté (voc), 2018; Behn Gillece (vibr), Alex Harding (bs), Rhonda Larson (fl), Elion Villafranca (keyb), 2019: Natalie Cressman (trb), Aaron Weinstein (viol)

BBC Jazz Awards[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Als Ergänzung zum Rough Guide die Gewinner des BBC Jazz Awards 2001-2008: Matt Bourne, Tom Cawley, Chris Hodgkins, Brian Irvine, Andrew McCormack, Finn Peter, Jim Tomlinson,

Bands: The Merseysippi Jazz Band, Acoustic Ladyland

Aus der Liste des Wiki Projekts Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Mit (*) gekennzeichnete Einträge sind in der englischen Wikipedia vorhanden (Stand: 31.5.2009)

Bass: Lee Alexander (Bassist), Lyle Atkinson, Kevin Corren (auch Gitarre), Arnold Dooyeweerd, Harry Goodman (Bassist), Rick Kilburn, Marco Micheli, Melissa Slocum, Wesley Wirth
Klarinette:Stan McDonald (*)
Posaune:Bert Boeren (*),
Klavier: Mark Birnbaum (Musiker), Lawrence Hobgood, J. Eric Johnson, Fred Simon
Gesang: Shouter (en:Shouter) (verlinkt bei Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson), Signe Toly Anderson, Duke Henderson, Crown Prince Waterford, (vorhanden: Jimmy Rushing, Big Joe Turner, Sonny Parker, Jimmy Witherspoon, Eddie „Cleanhead“ Vinson, H-Bomb Ferguson, Wynonie Harris)
Saxophon: Wes Burden, Luciano Caruso (*), Mike Murley (*), Juli Wood (*)
Schlagzeug: Stefan Genze,
Trompete: Ralf Rickert
Sonst: Matthias Lupri (*) (Vibraphon), Mark Summer (Cello) (*),

Fehlende sonst[Quelltext bearbeiten]

aus einer Liste von Ted Gioia (How to listen to Jazz 2017, mid/early career): Miho Hazama (comp), Robert Mitchell (Musiker, 1971), Qasim Naqvi (drummer), Fabiano do Nascimento (guitar), Ilja Reijngoud (trombone), Yeahwon Shin (vocals), Joanna Wallfisch (voc),

Jazz Festivals[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Jazz- und Rock-Festival Augst, Floating Jazz Festival,

Jazz Rough Guide, Metzler Verlag 1999[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Fehlende Artikel, mit (*) versehene Links haben einen Artikel in der englischen Wikipedia (ohne Check der Identität, Stand 31.5.2009):

Gruppen: Brotherhood of Breath (*), Clark Sisters (*), Firehouse Five Plus Two (*), Harper Brothers (*), Jazz Warriors (*), Manhattan Jazz Quintet (*), Spikes Brothers

Knacknüsse[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Gloria Hearn, Jazzpianistin (singt auch), nahm 1969-72 bei Master Jazz Recordings auf. Bei Allmusic als obscure bezeichnet. Danach 1978 Barpianistin (und Sängerin) auf den Virgin Islands (?) Nach Tom Lord 2 Aufnahmen 1972-73, wahrsch. die besagten. Bei Mosaic wurden die Master Jazz Aufnahmen neu verlegt, da steht also möglicherweise mehr drin (falls jemand die Box hat)--Claude J (Diskussion) 16:42, 13. Jul. 2013 (CEST)[Beantworten]

trat um 1965 in San Juan (Puerto Rico) im Club La Botella auf [1].--Freimut

Roy Antis, Artikel in Reclams Jazzführer 1989, eigentlich Anticevic, * 27. Juni 1935 in Johannisburg, Jazz-Schlagzeuger. Antis lernte zuerst Klavier und spielte ab 1953 Schlagzeug in Südafrika. 1961 kam er nach England. Er begleitete bekannte Sänger und war im Trio von Roger Webb (Aufnahme von Beatles Titeln 1964 John Paul and All That Jazz). Nach Tom Lord´s Diskographie seine einzige Aufnahme, also möglicherweise an der Grenze der Relevanz. Er tourte mit Johnny Ray.--Claude J (Diskussion) 16:42, 13. Jul. 2013 (CEST)[Beantworten]
John Salmon (Jazzmusiker), geboren 28. November 1929 in Middletown, Ohio, eigentlich Thomas Salmon. Trompeter, Bebop. Salmon spielte 1946 in den Bands von Bob Alexander und Gene Williams und 1947/48 bei Gene Krupa, mit dem er tourte. Danach war er Studiomusiker in New York City und zog in den 1960er Jahren nach Florida, wo er in Miami und Orlando (Florida) in Clubs auftrat und in der Jackie Gleason Show spielte. Kein Eintrag bei Tom Lord (nur der Pianist John Salmon). Kein Eintrag in From Swing to Bop von Gitler oder in Owens Bebop (also Bebop Geschichte). Der Eintrag in Reclams Jazzlexikon ist mir rätselhaft (als Mitglied der Krupa Band ?).--Claude J (Diskussion) 15:29, 17. Jul. 2013 (CEST)[Beantworten]
Al Cooper, 1937-1946 Gründer und Leiter der Savoy Sultans, as, bar, cl, b-cl, arr, nach Tom Lord 12 Sessions 1938-1968
~~Geraldine de Haas, Schwester von Andy Bey, war lange Jahre in Chicago aktiv. Nach Tom Lord ein Album.--Freimut Bahlo (Diskussion) 07:33, 20. Jul. 2013 (CEST)~~ als Geraldine Bey hatte ich diesen Artikel bereits am 8. Juli 2013 angelegt.--Engelbaet (Diskussion) 21:14, 24. Sep. 2013 (CEST)[Beantworten]
Wladimir Wittich (Vladimir Vittikh), Pianist, in 1960er Jazz-Avantgarde in Novosibirsk, aber nur eine Aufnahme nach Tom Lord, auf Jazz Festival in Tallinn 1967. Third Stream. Fand bisher nur dies
Karl Gert zur Heide, Jazz- und Bluesforscher aus Bremen. Schrieb Buch über Little Brother Montgomery. Unkonventionelle Ansichten zum Ursprung des Jazz bzw. Ragtime (orientalische "Bauchtanz"-Musiker).

Film und Fernsehen[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Blue Note – A Story of Modern Jazz (WD) – Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes (WD) – It Must Schwing – The Blue Note Story (WD) – Jazz Seen (WD) – Let’s Get Lost (1988) (WD) – My First Name is Maceo (WD) – Play Your Own Thing – Eine Geschichte des Jazz in Europa (WD)

Jazz-Standards[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Siehe auch Liste von Jazzstandards und -kompositionen, Fehlend aus dem Buch von Ted Gioia:

Airegin, Alfie (Komposition), Angel Eyes (Komposition), Blue Bossa, Blue Monk, Blusette, But Beautiful, But not for me, Chelsea Bridge (Komposition), Come Sunday (Komposition), Confirmation, Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans, Don’t Blame Me (Komposition), Easy Living (Lied), Easy to Love, Emily (Jazz), Epistrophy, Ev’rytime We Say Goodbye, Falling in Love with Love, Fascinating Rhythm, Footprints, Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good to You?, Ghost of a Chance, Good Morning Heartache, Have You Met Miss Jones?, Here’s That Rainy Day, How Deep Is the Ocean?,How Insensitive, I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart, I Love You, I Mean You, I Only Have Eyes for You, I Surrender Dear, I Thought about You, I Want to Be Happy, Impressions (Komposition), I’m in the Mood for Love, Invitation (Komposition), I’ve Found a New Baby, Joy Spring, Just One of Those Things, Just You, Just Me, Lady Bird (Komposition), Lament (Komposition), Laura (Komposition), Like Someone in Love, Liza (All the Clouds’ll Roll Away), Lover (Komposition), Maiden Voyage (Komposition), Meditation (Komposition), Memories of You, Misterioso, Moment’s Notice, Muskrat Ramble, My Old Flame, My Romance, Nardis (Jazz), The Nearness of You, Night Train (Jazz-Titel), Old Folks, On a Clear Day, Once I Loved, One O’clock Jump, Our Love Is Here to Stay, Peace (Komposition), Polka Dots and Moonbeams, Rhythm-A-Ning, Royal Garden Blues, Satin Doll, Scrapple from the Apple, Shine (Komposition), Skylark (Lied), Smile (Komposition), Solar (Komposition), Song for My Father (Komposition), The Song Is You, Soul Eyes, Spring Can Really Hang You up the Most, Spring Is Here, Star Eyes, Stolen Moments, Stompin’ at the Savoy, Stormy Weather (Komposition), ’S Wonderful, Time After Time (Jazz-Titel), Tin Roof Blues, Waltz for Debby (Komposition), Wave (Komposition), Yardbird Suite, You Stepped Out of a Dream

Fehlende Alben[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Dies ist nur eine unvollständige alphabetische Übersicht, kann natürlich ergänzt werden. Dabei ist zu berücksichtigen, dass es manchmal sinnvoller ist, Aufnahmen (besonders vor der LP-Ära) bei den Bands- oder Musikerbiographien zu beschreiben. Siehe auch die Liste von fehlenden Alben des europäischen Jazz. Für bereits vorhandene Album Artikel siehe Kategorie:Album (Jazz) oder WikiProjekt Jazz/Albenliste (im Juli 2010 ca. 340 Artikel vorhanden). Fehlend aus The 100 Jazz Albums That Shook the World siehe Portal:Jazz/Fehlende Artikel.

Bitte keine erledigten Artikel entfernen (als Anhaltspunkt für Aktivität, Stand Juni 2018)

Unter den Rolling Stone 100 Jazzalben sind noch (außer den hier schon mit Artikel vorhandenen oder oben unter fehlend gelisteten):

Chet Baker: Chet Baker Sings, Jazz at Ann Arbor
Oscar Brown Sin and Soul …and then some
Don Cherry Mu, part 1
Alice Coltrane Journey to Satchidananda
Blossom Dearie Once upon a Summertime
Kenny Dorham Quiet Kenny
Jimmy Giuffre 3: Fusion (Album), Thesis (Album)
Dom Um Romão: Om with Dom Um Romão
Rahsaan Roland Kirk Blacknuss
Sun Ra Space is the Place, Lanquidity
Buddy Rich Big Swing Face
Matana Roberts Coin Coin Chaper One
Pharoah Sanders Tauhid (Album)
Frank Sinatra and Antonio Carlos Jobim
Allen Toussaint The Bright Mississippi

100-Alben-Bestenliste bei Jazzwise, Fehlende siehe: The 100 Jazz Albums That Shook the World

Down Beat Poll, ab 1990er:

Cecil Taylor In Berlin
Charlie Haden Dream Keeper (Liberation Music Orchestra), Always Say Goodbye (Quartet West)
Joshua Redman Wish (Album)
Joe Henderson Lush Life (Album), So Near, So Far
Dave Douglas Soul on Soul
Andrew Hill Dusk (Album), Time Lines
Herbie Hancock Gershwin's World
Sonny Rollins Without a Song. The 9/11 Concert, Road Shows Vol. 1
Joe Lovano 52nd Street Themes, mit Gunther Schuller Rush Hour (Album), Quartets: Live at the Village Vanguard
Keith Jarrett Standards Trio Keith Jarrett at the Blue Note
Ornette Coleman Sound Grammar, Sound Museum Hidden Man
Kenny Garrett Pursuance
Bill Frisell Nashville (Album)
T. S. Monk Monk on Monk
Vijay Iyer Trio: Historicity, Accelerando (Album)
Pat Metheny Orchestrion (Album), Kin (Album), Metheny, Mehldau
Brad Mehldau Live in Marciac
Michael Brecker Pilgrimage (Album)
Esperance Spalding Radio Music Society
Wayne Shorter: Without A Net, Footprints Live!
Dave Holland Extended Play. Live at Birdland
Cécile McLorin Salvant WomanChild
Rudresh Mahanthappa Bird Calls
Chick Corea Trilogy (Album)
Kamasi Washington The Epic
Maria Schneider Orchestra The Thompson Fields, Concert in the Garden, Sky Blue
Wadada Leo Smith America’s National Parks
Diana Krall Turn up the Quiet

Zusätze[Quelltext bearbeiten]

bereits vorhandene Alben von Charlie Parker:[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Dial Aufnahmen bisher unter Dial Records,
Frühe Savoy Records-Aufnahmen unter: The Charlie Parker Story,
sowie Jazz at Massey Hall, Bird and Diz, Charlie Parker at Storyville, Bird: The Complete Charlie Parker On Verve, (Mercury/Verve, 1946-1954, The Bird Returns, Bird at St. Nick's
Nach wie vor fehlt: The Complete Dean Benedetti Recordings

bereits vorhandene Alben der bisherischen Schwerpunkte Coltrane, Mingus und Davis:[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Richard Cook, Brian Morton The Penguin Guide to Jazz, 2010[Quelltext bearbeiten]

1001 Alben werden besprochen, Zeitraum bis 1990er Jahre, bereits existierende Artikel verlinkt. Die Aufzählung dient auch für Hinweise wo man in der Literatur nachschlagen kann (wie auch Kernfeld, Dombrowski weiter unten).

4 Sterne bei Cook/Morton bis zur 10. Auflage sind hier gelistet (außerdem Core, 1001 Best Alben, Crown, die hier auch gelistet sind).

BEGINNINGS[Quelltext bearbeiten]

EUBIE BLAKE: Memories of You
ORIGINAL DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND: The Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1917–1921
JAMES P. JOHNSON: Carolina Shout
EUREKA BRASS BAND: New Orleans Funeral And Parade
JELLY ROLL MORTON: The Complete Library Of Congress Recordings
BABY DODDS: Baby Dodds
GEORGE ‘POPS’ FOSTER: George ‘Pops’ Foster

THE 20s[Quelltext bearbeiten]

JELLY ROLL MORTON: The Piano Rolls
LADD’S BLACK ACES / ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE: The Complete Ladd’s Black Aces 1921–1924
LADD’S BLACK ACES / ORIGINAL MEMPHIS FIVE: Original Memphis Five: Columbias 1923–1931
NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGS: New Orleans Rhythm Kings 1922–1925: The Complete Set
KID ORY: Ory’s Creole Trombone
THE GEORGIANS: The Georgians 1922–23 / 1923-24
PERRY BRADFORD: And The Blues Singers In Chronological Order
ARMAND PIRON: Piron’s New Orleans Orchestra
ORIGINAL INDIANA FIVE: The Original Indiana Five: Volume 1
JOE ‘KING’ OLIVER: King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band: The Complete Set
FREDDIE KEPPARD: The Complete Set 1923–1926
JIMMY BLYTHE: Messin’ Around Blues
GEORGIA MELODIANS: Georgia Melodians 1924–1926
FIVE BIRMINGHAM BABIES: Heart Breakin’ Baby
LOVIE AUSTIN: Lovie Austin 1924–1926
RED NICHOLS: The Red Heads Complete 1925–1927
WILLIE ‘THE LION’ SMITH: Willie ‘The Lion’ Smith 1925–1937
FLETCHER HENDERSON: The Harmony & Vocalion Sessions: Volumes 1 & 2
LOUIS ARMSTRONG: Complete Hot Five And Hot Seven Recordings: Volumes 1–3
OSCAR ‘PAPA’ CELESTIN/SAM MORGAN: Papa Celestin & Sam Morgan
EDDIE LANG: The Quintessential Eddie Lang 1925–1932
JOHNNY DODDS: Johnny Dodds 1926
JELLY ROLL MORTON: Jelly Roll Morton 1926–1928
TINY PARHAM: Tiny Parham 1926–1929
BIX BEIDERBECKE: At The Jazz Band Ball
FRANKIE TRUMBAUER: Frankie Trumbauer 1927–1928
DUKE ELLINGTON: Duke Ellington 1927–1929
MIFF MOLE: Slippin’ Around
EDDIE CONDON: Eddie Condon 1927–1938
MEADE ‘LUX’ LEWIS: Meade Lux Lewis 1927–1939
DICKY WELLS: Dicky Wells 1927–1943
JOHNNY HODGES: Classic Solos 1928–1942
MCKINNEY’S COTTON PICKERS: Put It There / Cotton Picker’s Scat
EARL HINES: Earl Hines Collection: Piano Solos 1928–1940
JIMMIE NOONE: Jimmie Noone 1928–1929
JABBO SMITH: Jabbo Smith 1929–1938
BENNIE MOTEN: Band Box Shuffle 1929–1932
LUIS RUSSELL: The Luis Russell Story
HENRY ‘RED’ ALLEN: Henry ‘Red’ Allen & His Orchestra 1929–1933
COLEMAN HAWKINS: Coleman Hawkins 1929–1934

THE 30s[Quelltext bearbeiten]

JIMMIE LUNCEFORD: Jimmie Lunceford 1930–1934
CAB CALLOWAY: The Early Years 1930–1934
JOE VENUTI: Joe Venuti 1930–1933
CASA LOMA ORCHESTRA: Casa Loma Stomp / Maniac’s Ball
DON REDMAN: Shakin’ the Africann
ART TATUM: Art Tatum 1932–1934
NAT GONELLA: Nat Gonella And His Georgians
CHICK WEBB: Rhythm Man / Strictly Jive
JACK TEAGARDEN: I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
MILLS BLUE RHYTHM BAND: Blue Rhythm
BENNY CARTER: Benny Carter 1933–1936
THE SPIRITS OF RHYTHM: The Spirits Of Rhythm 1933–1945
WINGY MANONE: Wingy Manone 1934–1935
TINY BRADSHAW: Breakin’ Up The House
DJANGO REINHARDT: Django Reinhardt, 1935–1936
BENNY GOODMAN: The Complete Small Group Sessions
FATS WALLER: Fats Waller 1934–1935
JESS STACY: Ec-Stacy
TOMMY DORSEY: The Best Of Tommy Dorsey And His Clambake Seven 1936–1938
JOE MARSALA: Joe Marsala 1936–1942
ANDY KIRK: Andy Kirk 1936–1937
ROY ELDRIDGE: The Big Sound Of Little Jazz
BILLIE HOLIDAY: The Billie Holiday Collection: Volume 2
JIMMY DORSEY: Amapola
TEDDY WILSON: Teddy Wilson Volume 1 – Too Hot For Words
EDMOND HALL: Edmond Hall 1936–1944
COUNT BASIE: The Original American Decca Recordings
EDDIE SOUTH: Eddie South 1937–1941
LIONEL HAMPTON: Lionel Hampton 1937–1938
CLAUDE HOPKINS: Claude Hopkins 1932–1934
DUKE ELLINGTON: Duke Ellington 1937–1938
BENNY GOODMAN: At Carnegie Hall 1938: Complete
CHU BERRY: Chu Berry 1937–1941
AVERY ‘KID’ HOWARD: Prelude To The Revival: Volume 1
EDGAR HAYES: Edgar Hayes 1937–1938
BUNNY BERIGAN: Bunny Berigan 1937
HARRY JAMES: Harry James 1937–1939
DIZZY GILLESPIE: The Complete RCA Victor Recordings
GEORGE CHISHOLM: Early Days 1935–1944
BOBBY HACKETT: Bobby Hackett 1938–1940
SAVOY SULTANS: Al Cooper’s Savoy Sultans 1938–1941
ZIGGY ELMAN: Ziggy Elman 1938–1939
PETE JOHNSON: Pete Johnson 1938–1939
GENE KRUPA: Gene Krupa 1939–1940
MUGGSY SPANIER: Muggsy Spanier 1939–1942
COLEMAN HAWKINS: Coleman Hawkins 1939–1940
BUD FREEMAN: Bud Freeman 1939–1940
ARTIE SHAW: Artie Shaw 1939
CHARLIE CHRISTIAN: The Genius Of The Electric Guitar
WOODY HERMAN: Woody Herman 1939
JOHN KIRBY: John Kirby 1939–1941
HARLAN LEONARD: Harlan Leonard And His Rockets 1940
SIDNEY BECHET: Sidney Bechet 1940–1941
CLAUDE THORNHILL: Snowfall
DUKE ELLINGTON: Never No Lament
DUKE ELLINGTON: The Duke At Fargo

The 40s[Quelltext bearbeiten]

HOT LIPS PAGE: Hot Lips Page 1940–1944
REX STEWART: Rex Stewart And The Ellingtonians
LESTER YOUNG: The Complete Aladdin Sessions
LUCKY MILLINDER: Lucky Millinder 1943–1947
GEORGE LEWIS: George Lewis & His New Orleans Stompers: Volumes 1 & 2
STUFF SMITH: The Stuff Smith Trio 1943
MILDRED BAILEY: Mildred Bailey 1943–1945
COUNT BASIE: The Jubilee Alternatives
ART HODES: The Jazz Record Story
DUKE ELLINGTON: Black, Brown And Beige
NAT COLE: Nat King Cole 1943–1944
JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC: Best Of The 1940s Concerts
TINY GRIMES: Tiny Grimes 1944–1949
ERROLL GARNER: Erroll Garner 1944–1945
DON BYAS: Don Byas 1944–1945
SID CATLETT: Sid Catlett 1944–1946
CHARLIE PARKER: The Complete Savoy And Dial Studio Recordings / Newly Discovered Sides
TRUMMY YOUNG: Trummy Young 1944–1946
SIDNEY BECHET: King Jazz: Volume 1
BUNK JOHNSON: Bunk’s Brass Band And Dance Band 1945
MARY LOU WILLIAMS: The Zodiac Suite
BOYD RAEBURN: Jubilee Performances 1946
WOODY HERMAN: Blowin’ Up A Storm!
MUTT CAREY: Mutt Carey And Lee Collins
WOODEN JOE NICHOLAS: Wooden Joe Nicholas
KENNY CLARKE: Klook’s The Man
BILLY ECKSTINE: Billy Eckstine 1944–1946
CHARLIE PARKER: Charlie Parker with Strings: The Master Takes
DAVE BRUBECK: The Dave Brubeck Octet
ILLINOIS JACQUET: Illinois Jacquet 1945–1946
DODO MARMAROSA: On Dial: The Complete Sessions
LENNIE TRISTANO: The Complete Lennie Tristano
LOUIS JORDAN: Louis Jordan 1946–1947
JOHN HARDEE: John Hardee 1946–1948
TYREE GLENN: Tyree Glenn 1947–1952
DJANGO REINHARDT: Pêche À La Mouche
LOUIS ARMSTRONG: Louis Armstrong 1947
LOUIS ARMSTRONG: Complete New York Town Hall And Boston Symphony Hall Concerts
DEXTER GORDON: Dexter Gordon On Dial: The Complete Sessions
FATS NAVARRO: The Complete Fats Navarro On Blue Note And Capitol
THELONIOUS MONK: Genius of Modern Music: Volumes 1 & 2
TONY PARENTI: Tony Parenti & His New Orleanians
CHARLIE BARNET: The Capitol Big Band Sessions
CHARLIE VENTURA: Complete 1949 Pasadena Concert
LEE KONITZ: Subconscious-Lee
MILT JACKSON: Wizard Of The Vibes
TURK MURPHY: Turk Murphy’s Jazz Band Favourites
FLIP PHILLIPS: Flippin’ The Blues
BUD POWELL: The Amazing Bud Powell: Volumes 1 & 2 (Vol. 1 als Artikel vorhanden)
MILES DAVIS: The Complete Birth Of The Cool
LU WATTERS: Doing The Hambone At Kelly’s: Volumes 1 & 2

THE 50s: 1951–1955[Quelltext bearbeiten]

GEORGE SHEARING: Verve Jazz Masters: George Shearing
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON: The Parlophones: Volumes One–Four
ELLA FITZGERALD: The Enchanting Ella Fitzgerald: Live At Birdland 1950–1952
JOE BUSHKIN: Piano Moods / After Hours
STAN GETZ: The Complete Roost Recordings
WARDELL GRAY: Memorial: Volumes 1 & 2
STAN KENTON: City Of Glass
STAN KENTON: The Innovations Orchestra
CHICO O’FARRILL: Cuban Blues: The Chico O’Farrill Sessions
LOUIS ARMSTRONG: California Concerts
CHARLES MINGUS: The Complete Debut Recordings
KID THOMAS (VALENTINE): Kid Thomas And His Algiers Stompers
SIDNEY BECHET: The Fabulous Sidney Bechet
JIMMY FORREST: Night Train
BILLIE HOLIDAY: Lady In Autumn
SHARKEY BONANO: At Lenfant’s Lounge
GEORGE WALLINGTON: George Wallington Trios
HOWARD RUMSEY: Sunday Jazz A La Lighthouse: Volumes 1–3
GERRY MULLIGAN: The Original Quartet
WILBUR DE PARIS: Uproarious Twenties In Dixieland / Rampart Street Ramblers / New New Orleans Jazz
LESTER YOUNG: The President Plays
RED RODNEY: Red Rodney Quintets
SHORTY ROGERS: The Sweetheart Of Sigmund Freud
FREDDY RANDALL: Freddy Randall And His Band
CHARLIE PARKER: The Quintet: Jazz At Massey Hall
BEN WEBSTER: King Of The Tenors
CLIFFORD BROWN: Memorial Album
GEORGE LEWIS: Jazz Funeral In New Orleans
ELMO HOPE: Trio And Quintet
J. J. JOHNSON: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson: Volumes 1 & 2
VIC DICKENSON: The Essential Vic Dickenson
BENGT HALLBERG: All-Star Sessions 1953–1954
LARS GULLIN: Danny’s Dream
ART TATUM: The Complete Pablo Solo Masterpieces
ART TATUM: The Tatum Group Masterpieces: Volume 1
MEL POWELL: Borderline-Thigamagig
JAMES MOODY: Moody’s Mood For Blues
ART BLAKEY: A Night at Birdland: Volumes 1 & 2
BLUE MITCHELL: The Thing To Do
LENNIE TRISTANO: Lennie Tristano / The New Tristano
JUNE CHRISTY: Something Cool: The Complete Mono And Stereo Versions
AL HAIG: Esoteric
PERCY HUMPHREY: Percy Humphrey’s Sympathy Five
JIMMY RANEY: A
BUD SHANK: Jazz In Hollywood
CHRIS BARBER: The Complete Decca Sessions 1954/55
JOHN DANKWORTH: The Vintage Years
JOHNNY ST CYR: Johnny St Cyr
BENNY GOODMAN: B.G. In Hi-Fi
OSCAR PETTIFORD: Nonet & Octet 1954–55
CHARLES THOMPSON: For The Ears
RICHARD TWARDZIK: Complete Recordings
DINAH WASHINGTON: Dinah Jams
LENNIE NIEHAUS: The Quintets & Strings
SARAH VAUGHAN: Sarah Vaughan
BARNEY KESSEL: To Swing Or Not To Swing
HAMPTON HAWES: The Trios: Volumes 1 & 2
CHICO HAMILTON: Live At The Strollers
ERROLL GARNER: Concert by the Sea
JOE NEWMAN: The Count’s Men
RUBY BRAFF: 2 × 2: Ruby Braff And Ellis Larkins Play Rodgers And Hart
RED CALLENDER: Swingin’ Suite
LAMBERT, HENDRICKS & ROSS: Sing A Song Of Basie
FRANK MORGAN: Gene Norman Presents Frank Morgan
CARL PERKINS: Introducing
CLIFFORD BROWN: Alone Together

THE 50s: 1956–1960[Quelltext bearbeiten]

HELEN MERRILL: Helen Merrill With Clifford Brown And Gil Evans
PEE WEE ERWIN: Complete Fifties Recordings
JO JONES: The Essential Jo Jones
COLEMAN HAWKINS: The Stanley Dance Sessions
CURTIS COUNCE: The Complete Studio Recordings: The Master Takes
J. R. MONTEROSE: J. R. Monterose
MEL TORMÉ: Sings Fred Astaire
TEDDY CHARLES: The Teddy Charles Tentet
CHARLES MINGUS: Pithecanthropus Erectus
TAL FARLOW: The Swinging Guitar Of Tal Farlow
CHET BAKER: Chet Baker And Crew
BOB BROOKMEYER: Brookmeyer
CHARLIE SHAVERS: Horn O’Plenty
HERBIE NICHOLS: The Complete Blue Note Recordings
CHRIS CONNOR: Chris Connor
BILL PERKINS: Grand Encounter
ELLA FITZGERALD: Sings The Cole Porter Songbook
SERGE CHALOFF: Blue Serge
TADD DAMERON: Fontainebleau
STÉPHANE GRAPPELLI: Jazz In Paris: Improvisations
GEORGE RUSSELL: Jazz Workshop
KENNY DORHAM: ’Round About Midnight At The Café Bohemia
FRIEDRICH GULDA: Friedrich Gulda At Birdland
MELBA LISTON: And Her ’Bones
MARK MURPHY: Crazy Rhythm: His Debut Recordings
ROLF ERICSON: Rolf Ericson & The American Stars
DIZZY GILLESPIE: Birks Works: The Verve Big-Band Sessions
SONNY ROLLINS: Saxophone Colossus
DUKE ELLINGTON: Ellington at Newport 1956 (Complete)
NAT COLE: After Midnight
SONNY STITT: New York Jazz
CECIL TAYLOR: Jazz Advance
MAX ROACH: Alone Together
MAYNARD FERGUSON: The Birdland Dreamband
PHINEAS NEWBORN JR: Here Is Phineas
OSCAR PETERSON: At The Stratford Shakespearean Festival
SANDY BROWN: McJazz And Friends
QUINCY JONES: This Is How I Feel About Jazz
RANDY WESTON: Jazz À La Bohemia
KEN COLYER: Club Session With Colyer
BOB DOROUGH: Devil May Care
JIMMY GIUFFRE: The Jimmy Giuffre 3
THELONIOUS MONK: Brilliant Corners
KAI WINDING: Trombone Panorama
ANITA O’DAY: Anita Sings The Most
ART PEPPER: Meets The Rhythm Section
RED NORVO: Music To Listen To Red Norvo By
GIGI GRYCE: And The Jazz Lab Quintet
ART TAYLOR: Taylor’s Wailers
ART BLAKEY: Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk
HERB GELLER: That Geller Feller
PHIL WOODS: Phil & Quill
CLIFFORD JORDAN / JOHN GILMORE: Blowin’ In From Chicago
RED MITCHELL: Presenting Red Mitchell
CLARK TERRY: Serenade To A Bus Seat
PAUL QUINICHETTE: On The Sunny Side
CURTIS FULLER: With Red Garland
MILES DAVIS: Miles Ahead
RED GARLAND: Red Garland Revisited!
JOHNNY GRIFFIN: A Blowing Session
CONTE CANDOLI: Conte Candoli Quartet
MARTY PAICH: The Picasso Of Big Band Jazz
HERB POMEROY: Life Is A Many-Splendored Gig
PAUL CHAMBERS: Bass On Top
BUDDY DEFRANCO: Wholly Cats: Complete Plays Benny Goodman And Artie Shaw Sessions, Volumes 1 & 2
BILL HARRIS: Bill Harris And Friends
WARNE MARSH: Music For Prancing
JOE ALBANY: The Right Combination
COUNT BASIE: The Complete Atomic Mr Basie
SONNY ROLLINS: A Night At The Village Vanguard
WILBUR WARE: The Chicago Sound
TONY SCOTT: A Day In New York
JIMMY SMITH: Groovin’ At Smalls’ Paradise
JIMMY DEUCHAR: Pal Jimmy!
JIMMY CLEVELAND: Cleveland Style
BERNT ROSENGREN: Jazz Club 57
SONNY CLARK: Cool Struttin’
AHMAD JAMAL: At The Pershing / Complete Live At The Pershing Lounge
VICTOR FELDMAN: The Arrival Of Victor Feldman
PEE WEE RUSSELL: Swingin’ With Pee Wee
CANNONBALL ADDERLEY: Somethin’ Else
MICHEL LEGRAND: Legrand Jazz
LOU DONALDSON: Blues Walk
BUD POWELL: The Amazing Bud Powell: Volume 5 – The Scene Changes
MAL WALDRON: Mal/4: Trio
ROY HAYNES: We Three
DAVID ‘FATHEAD’ NEWMAN: Fathead
RAY BRYANT: Alone With The Blues
GERRY MULLIGAN: What Is There To Say?
FRANK ROSOLINO: Free For All
IRA SULLIVAN: Nicky’s Tune
SUN RA: Jazz In Silhouette
BARNEY WILEN: Jazz Sur Seine
MILES DAVIS: Kind of Blue
WYNTON KELLY: Kelly Blue
ABBEY LINCOLN: Abbey Is Blue
TERRY GIBBS: One More Time
EDDIE ‘LOCKJAW’ DAVIS: Very Saxy
CAL TJADER: Monterey Concerts
BLOSSOM DEARIE: Blossom Dearie
FRANK STROZIER: Fantastic Frank Strozier
TUBBY HAYES: The Eighth Wonder
JACKIE MCLEAN: New Soil
DONALD BYRD: Byrd In Hand
DAVE BRUBECK: Time Out
KENNY BALL: Back At The Start
ALBERT NICHOLAS: The New Orleans–Chicago Connection
HAROLD LAND: The Fox
BENNY GOLSON: Groovin’ With Golson
HORACE SILVER: Blowin’ The Blues Away
JIMMY HEATH: The Thumper
SHELLY MANNE: At The Black Hawk
ORNETTE COLEMAN: The Shape of Jazz to Come
JON HENDRICKS: A Good Git-Together
CHARLES MINGUS: Mingus Dynasty
JOHN COLTRANE: Giant Steps
NAT ADDERLEY: Work Song
WES MONTGOMERY: Incredible Jazz Guitar
ART FARMER: Meet The Jazztet
HANK MOBLEY: Soul Station
FREDDIE REDD: The Music From The Connection
JOHN LEWIS: Golden Striker / Jazz Abstractions
MODERN JAZZ QUARTET: Dedicated To Connie
JIMMY HAMILTON: Swing Low Sweet Clarinet
FRANK WESS: The Frank Wess Quartet
ANDRÉ PREVIN: Plays Songs By Harold Arlen
AL COHN: You ’n’ Me
FREDDIE HUBBARD: Open Sesame
TEDDY EDWARDS: Teddy’s Ready
MAX ROACH: We Insist! Freedom Now Suite
RENÉ THOMAS: Guitar Groove
CHARLES MINGUS: Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus
CLARK TERRY: Color Changes
STEVE LACY: The Straight Horn Of Steve Lacy
GIL EVANS: Out of the Cool
PAUL GONSALVES: Gettin’ Together
BUDD JOHNSON: Let’s Swing
DUTCH SWING COLLEGE BAND: Live In 1960
CHARLIE BYRD: The Guitar Artistry of Charlie Byrd
ERIC DOLPHY: Far Cry

The 60s. Part 1: 1961–1965[Quelltext bearbeiten]

GENE AMMONS: The Gene Ammons Story: Gentle Jug
JIM ROBINSON: Jim Robinson’s New Orleans Band
EDDIE HARRIS: Exodus To Jazz / Mighty Like A Rose
OLIVER NELSON: Blues And The Abstract Truth
BILL BARRON: Modern Windows Suite
BOOKER LITTLE: Out Front
HANK CRAWFORD: From The Heart
JAKI BYARD: Out Front!
JOE HARRIOTT: Abstract
BUCK CLAYTON: Buck Clayton All Stars 1961
GEORGE RUSSELL: Ezz-thetics
DEXTER GORDON: Doin’ Alright
HOWARD MCGHEE: Maggie’s Back In Town!
BILL EVANS: The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings 1961
STAN GETZ: Focus
RAHSAAN ROLAND KIRK: We Free Kings
LEE KONITZ: Motion
YUSEF LATEEF: Eastern Sounds
BOBBY TIMMONS: In Person
BENNY CARTER: Further Definitions
MILT JACKSON: Bags Meets Wes
IKE QUEBEC: It Might As Well Be Spring
ACKER BILK: Stranger On The Shore / A Taste Of Honey
GRANT GREEN: Born To Be Blue
AL GREY: Snap Your Fingers
JUNIOR MANCE: Junior’s Blues
PERRY ROBINSON: Funk Dumpling
BABS GONZALES: Sunday Afternoon At Small’s Paradise
JIMMY GIUFFRE: Free Fall
DIZZY REECE: Asia Minor
WALT DICKERSON: To My Queen
SHEILA JORDAN: Portrait Of Sheila
KENNY BURRELL: Bluesy Burrell
CECIL TAYLOR: Nefertiti, The Beautiful One Has Come
OSCAR PETERSON: Night Train
MONGO SANTAMARIA: Watermelon Man
CHARLES MINGUS: The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady
JIMMY RUSHING: Five Feet Of Soul
SHIRLEY SCOTT: Soul Shoutin’
BILL EVANS: Conversations With Myself
ELLIS MARSALIS: The Classic Ellis Marsalis
SATHIMA BEA BENJAMIN: A Morning In Paris
BIG JOHN PATTON: Along Came John
JOE HENDERSON: Page One
PAUL DESMOND: Glad To Be Unhappy
GRACHAN MONCUR III: Evolution
BOBBY HUTCHERSON: The Kicker
LEE MORGAN: The Sidewinder
RONNIE SCOTT: When I Want Your Opinion, I’ll Give It To You
ERIC DOLPHY: Out to Lunch
JOHNNY HODGES: Everybody Knows Johnny Hodges
LEE MORGAN: Search For The New Land
DENNY ZEITLIN: Cathexis
ANDREW HILL: Point Of Departure
STAN GETZ: Nobody Else But Me
ALBERT AYLER: Spiritual Unity
TED CURSON: Tears For Dolphy
ARCHIE SHEPP: Four For Trane
TONY WILLIAMS: Life Time
LUCKY THOMPSON: Lucky Strikes
HORACE SILVER: Song for My Father
HUBERT LAWS: The Laws Of Jazz
DON RENDELL / IAN CARR: Shades of Blue / Dusk Fire
CHARLES MCPHERSON: Be Bop Revisited
SAM RIVERS: Fuchsia Swing Song
HARRY ARNOLD: Big Band 1964/65: Volumes 1 & 2
WAYNE SHORTER: Speak No Evil
JOHN COLTRANE: A Love Supreme
BLUE NOTES: Live In South Africa, 1964
DON FRIEDMAN: Dreams And Explorations
GIORGIO GASLINI: L’Integrale; Anthologia Cronologica: Volumes 3 & 4
HERBIE HANCOCK: Maiden Voyage
BREW MOORE: I Should Care
RAMSEY LEWIS: The In Crowd
PETE LA ROCA: Basra
STAN TRACEY: Under Milk Wood
WOODY HERMAN: Woody’s Winners / Jazz Hoot
JOHN COLTRANE: Ascension
DAVE PIKE: Jazz For The Jet Set
BOOKER ERVIN: Lament For Booker Ervin
LARRY YOUNG: Unity
ORNETTE COLEMAN: At The Golden Circle, Stockholm: Volumes 1 & 2
DON CHERRY: Complete Communion
KRZYSZTOF KOMEDA: Astigmatic
LOWELL DAVIDSON: Lowell Davidson Trio
HUGH MASEKELA: The Lasting Impressions Of Ooga Booga
SUN RA: The Magic City
MICHAEL GARRICK: October Woman
FRANK WRIGHT: The Complete ESP-Disk Recordings
PAUL BLEY: Closer
MILES DAVIS: The Complete Live At The Plugged Nickel

The 60s: 1966–1970[Quelltext bearbeiten]

ALBERT AYLER: Live In Greenwich Village: The Complete Impulse Recordings
THE JAZZ CRUSADERS: Live At The Lighthouse ’66
CHARLES LLOYD: Dream Weaver
ALEX WELSH: Strike One
DUKE PEARSON: Prairie Dog
DUKE ELLINGTON: The Far East Suite
ROSCOE MITCHELL: Sound
STANLEY TURRENTINE: The Spoiler
BUDDY RICH: Swingin’ New Big Band
CECIL TAYLOR: Conquistador!
JOSEPH JARMAN: Song For
CHICK COREA: Tones For Joan’s Bones
SONNY SIMMONS: Music From The Spheres
MARION BROWN: Three For Shepp
MCCOY TYNER: The Real McCoy
JOHN HANDY: New View!
CEDAR WALTON: Cedar!
CLIFFORD THORNTON: Freedom & Unity
DON ELLIS: Electric Bath
GLOBE UNITY ORCHESTRA: Globe Unity 67 & 70
THELONIOUS MONK: Underground
JAZZ COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA: Communications
STEVE MARCUS: Tomorrow Never Knows
HAROLD MABERN: A Few Miles From Memphis
JIMMY ROWLES: Our Delight
OSCAR PETERSON: My Favorite Instrument
RAHSAAN ROLAND KIRK: The Inflated Tear
PETER BRÖTZMANN: Machine Gun
ELVIN JONES: Live At The Village Vanguard
SONNY CRISS: Sonny’s Dream
EDDIE JEFFERSON: Body And Soul
GARY BURTON: Country Roads And Other Places
ANTHONY BRAXTON: For Alto
ALAN SILVA: Skillfulness
CARLA BLEY: Escalator over the Hill
HERBIE MANN: Memphis Underground
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN: Extrapolation
TONY OXLEY: The Baptised Traveller
RALPH SUTTON: Live At Sunnie’s Rendezvous 1969: Volumes 1 & 2
MILES DAVIS: In a Silent Way
PHAROAH SANDERS: Karma
CHARLIE HADEN: Liberation Music Orchestra
NOAH HOWARD: The Black Ark
SUNNY MURRAY: Sunshine & An Even Break (Never Give A Sucker)
ABDULLAH IBRAHIM: African Sketchbook
AMALGAM: Prayer For Peace
MANFRED SCHOOF: European Echoes
MAXINE SULLIVAN: Close As Pages In A Book
ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO: A Jackson In Your House / Message To Our Folks
GUNTER HAMPEL: The 8th Of July 1969
WARNE MARSH: Ne Plus UItra
MICHAEL GIBBS: Michael Gibbs / Tanglewood ’63
BARRY HARRIS: Magnificent!
BETTY CARTER: Finally
AMM: Laminal
LIFETIME: (Turn It Over)
THAD JONES: Consummation
HOWARD RILEY: The Day Will Come
KARIN KROG: Some Other Spring
HARRY BECKETT: Flare Up
ATTILA ZOLLER: Gypsy Cry
WILD BILL DAVISON: Jazz On A Saturday Afternoon: Volumes 1 & 2
JOE ZAWINUL: Zawinul

The 70s: 1971–1975[Quelltext bearbeiten]

DEREK BAILEY: Solo Guitar: Volume 1
GERRY MULLIGAN: The Age Of Steam
LIONEL HAMPTON: Salle Pleyel 1971
SLAM STEWART: Slam Bam
CARMEN MCRAE: Sings Lover Man
KEITH JARRETT: El Juicio (The Judgement)
MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA: The Inner Mounting Flame
ORNETTE COLEMAN: The Complete Science Fiction Sessions
REVOLUTIONARY ENSEMBLE: Revolutionary Ensemble
JOHN SURMAN: Tales Of The Algonquin
NORMA WINSTONE: Edge Of Time
EARL HINES: Earl Hines Plays Duke Ellington
ARCHIE SHEPP: Attica Blues
MCCOY TYNER: Sahara
PAT MARTINO: Footprints
LONDON JAZZ COMPOSERS’ ORCHESTRA: Ode
AL HIBBLER: A Meeting Of The Times
DONALD BYRD: Black Byrd
SONNY STITT: Constellation
GEORGE MELLY: Nuts / Son Of Nuts
CHARLES TOLLIVER: Grand Max
JACKIE MCLEAN: Live At Montmartre
STEVE LACY: Weal & Woe
WOODY SHAW: Song Of Songs
CHICK COREA: Light As A Feather
DAVE HOLLAND: Conference Of The Birds
MARIAN MCPARTLAND: Contrasts
ALEXANDER VON SCHLIPPENBACH: Pakistani Pomade
FRED VAN HOVE: Complete Vogel Recordings
BROTHERHOOD OF BREATH: Live At Willisau
DEWEY REDMAN: Ear Of The Behearer
JULIAN PRIESTER: Love, Love
HERBIE HANCOCK: Head Hunters
OREGON: Music Of Another Present Era
SPONTANEOUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE: Quintessence
JOE PASS: Virtuoso
WEATHER REPORT: Mysterious Traveller
WILLIAM PARKER: Through Acceptance Of The Mystery Peace
BENNIE MAUPIN: The Jewel In The Lotus
ELLA FITZGERALD: Ella In London
GARY BURTON: Hotel Hello
DAVID LIEBMAN: Drum Ode
TETE MONTOLIU: Catalonian Fire
PAUL MOTIAN: Tribute
KENNY DREW: Dark And Beautiful
JOHN ABERCROMBIE: Timeless
GIL EVANS: Plays The Music Of Jimi Hendrix
PAUL RUTHERFORD: The Gentle Harm Of The Bourgeoisie
ANTHONY BRAXTON: New York, Fall 1974
MODERN JAZZ QUARTET: The Complete Last Concert
HARRY MILLER: The Collection
KEITH JARRETT: The Köln Concert
SOS: SOS
MILES DAVIS: Agharta
GATO BARBIERI: Chapter 4: Alive In New York
JACO PASTORIUS: Jaco Pastorius
DEXTER GORDON: More Than You Know
ENRICO RAVA: The Pilgrim And The Stars
MIKE OSBORNE: All Night Long
DON CHERRY: Brown Rice
BILLY HARPER: Black Saint
MARY LOU WILLIAMS: Free Spirits
HARRY ‘SWEETS’ EDISON: Just Friends
TOSHIKO AKIYOSHI: The Toshiko Akiyoshi–Lew Tabackin Big Band
TERJE RYPDAL: Odyssey
EBERHARD WEBER: Yellow Fields
PAT METHENY: Bright Size Life

The 70s: 1976–1980[Quelltext bearbeiten]

GEORGE BENSON: Breezin’
ALBERT MANGELSDORFF: Trombonliness
ANTHONY BRAXTON: Creative Orchestra Music 1976
MILT JACKSON: At The Kosei Nenkin
BARRE PHILLIPS: Mountainscapes
ROSWELL RUDD: Blown Bone
CHARLES TYLER: Saga Of The Outlaws
DOC CHEATHAM: Duets And Solos
ARNE DOMNÉRUS: Jazz At The Pawnshop
JAN GARBAREK: Dis
DICK WELLSTOOD: A Night In Dublin
JAY MCSHANN: Last Of The Blue Devils
RON CARTER: Third Plane
PAUL BLEY: Axis
BUDDY TATE: The Legendary 1977 Encounter
FRANK FOSTER: Well Water
ZOOT SIMS: If I’m Lucky
HAMIET BLUIETT: Birthright
AIR: Air Time
LOUIE BELLSON: Prime Time
LOL COXHILL: Coxhill On Ogun
SCOTT HAMILTON: From The Beginning
JOHNNY MBIZO DYANI: Witchdoctor’s Son
ISHMAEL WADADA LEO SMITH: Divine Love
JOHNNY GRIFFIN: Return Of The Griffin
CHET BAKER: Live At Nick’s
HORACE PARLAN: Blue Parlan
LOUIS MOHOLO(-MOHOLO): Spirits Rejoice! / Bra Louis – Bra Tebs
JACK DEJOHNETTE: Special Edition
SAL MOSCA: A Concert
JEANNE LEE: Freedom Of The Universe
RAYMOND BURKE: Raymond Burke And Cie Frazier With Butch Thompson In New Orleans
STEVE SWALLOW: Home
ARTHUR BLYTHE: Lenox Avenue Breakdown
BETTY CARTER: The Audience With Betty Carter
MAX ROACH: Historic Concerts
GEORGE E. LEWIS: Homage To Charles Parker
ARCHIE SHEPP: Looking At Bird
WORLD SAXOPHONE QUARTET: W.S.Q.
CLARK TERRY: Memories Of Duke
JULIUS HEMPHILL: Flat-Out Jump Suite
DAVID MURRAY: Ming
BENNY WATERS: When You’re Smiling
ART PEPPER: Winter Moon
GANELIN TRIO: Ancora Da Capo

The 80s: 1981–1985[Quelltext bearbeiten]

MARK MURPHY: Bop For Kerouac
BILLY BANG: Rainbow Gladiator
LESTER BOWIE: The Great Pretender
JAMES NEWTON: Axum
CHICO FREEMAN: Destiny’s Dance
BILL DIXON: November 1981
BOB WILBER: On The Road
JOHN CARTER: Dauwhe
SARAH VAUGHAN: Crazy And Mixed Up
GEORGE RUSSELL: Live In An American Time Spiral
MIROSLAV VITOUS: Journey’s End
WARNE MARSH: Star Highs
ANDREW CYRILLE: The Navigator
SAM RIVERS: Colors
MICROSCOPIC SEPTET: Seven Men In Neckties: History Of The Micros
DAVID FRISHBERG: Classics
BORAH BERGMAN: A New Frontier
CRAIG HARRIS: Black Bone
KEITH JARRETT: Standards: Volume 1
AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS: Salutes Bessie Smith
JAMES BLOOD ULMER: Odyssey
BRANFORD MARSALIS: Scenes In The City
MICHEL PETRUCCIANI: 100 Hearts
GRAHAM COLLIER: Hoarded Dreams
KENNY BARRON: Green Chimneys
PAUL RUTHERFORD: Gheim
DON PULLEN: Evidence of Things Unseen
VIENNA ART ORCHESTRA: The Minimalism Of Erik Satie
EMILY REMLER: Transitions
LEE KONITZ: Star Eyes: Hamburg 1983
STRING TRIO OF NEW YORK: Rebirth Of A Feeling
JIMMY KNEPPER: I Dream Too Much
MIKE WESTBROOK: On Duke’s Birthday
MARTIN TAYLOR: Spirit Of Django
RAY BROWN: Soular Energy
PETER BRÖTZMANN: 14 Love Poems Plus 10 More: Dedicated To Kenneth Patchen
CHET BAKER: Blues For A Reason
LOUIS SCLAVIS: Clarinettes
JAKI BYARD: Phantasies
JIMMY LYONS: Give It Up
SLIDE HAMPTON: Roots
FRED HO: Tomorrow Is Now!
GEORGE CABLES: Phantom Of The City
JOHN SCOFIELD: Still Warm
JOE BONNER: Suite For Chocolate
JOE HENDERSON: The State Of The Tenor: Volumes 1 & 2
ANTHONY BRAXTON: Quartet (London/… Birmingham/… Coventry) 1985
DAVID LIEBMAN: The Loneliness Of A Long-Distance Runner
WYNTON MARSALIS: J Mood
PAT METHENY: Song X: Twentieth Anniversary Edition
JIMMY RANEY: Wisteria

The 80s: 1986–1990[Quelltext bearbeiten]

BOBBY WATSON: Love Remains
MULGREW MILLER: Work!
DENNIS GONZÁLEZ: Stefan
SAMMY RIMINGTON: The Exciting Sax Of Sammy Rimington
PALLE MIKKELBORG: Heart To Heart
EDWARD VESALA: Lumi
JOE ZAWINUL: Di-a-lects
COURTNEY PINE: Journey To The Urge Within
RAN BLAKE: The Short Life Of Barbara Monk
SONNY FORTUNE: Great Friends
EVAN PARKER: The Snake Decides
JOANNE BRACKEEN: Fi-Fi Goes To Heaven
PAUL SMOKER: Alone
CLIFFORD JORDAN: Royal Ballads
CHARLIE HADEN: Quartet West
IRÈNE SCHWEIZER: Irène Schweizer/Günter Sommer
TOM HARRELL: Visions
KEITH TIPPETT: Mujician III (August Air)
MARILYN CRISPELL: For Coltrane
SIR ROLAND HANNA: Persia My Dear
CHARLES BRACKEEN: Worshippers Come Nigh
PHIL WOODS: Bop Stew
FRANK MORGAN: Reflections
HERB ROBERTSON: Shades of Bud Powell
CASSANDRA WILSON: Blue Skies
ART FARMER: Blame It On My Youth
STEVE TURRE: Fire & Ice
MICHAEL JEFRY STEVENS: Mosaic Sextet
YANK LAWSON: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
BOBBY HUTCHERSON: Cruisin’ The ’Bird
TOOTS THIELEMANS: Only Trust Your Heart
UMO JAZZ ORCHESTRA: UMO Plays The Music Of Muhal Richard Abrams
J. J. JOHNSON: Quintergy: Live At The Village Vanguard
DANIEL HUMAIR: 9–11 p.m. Town Hall
BUDDY COLLETTE: Flute Talk
DOUG RANEY: The Doug Raney Quintet
JOHN HICKS: Naima’s Love Song
CARLA BLEY: Fleur Carnivore
ART HODES: Keepin’ Out Of Mischief Now
MAL WALDRON: No More Tears (For Lady Day)
HENRY THREADGILL: Rag, Bush And All
TOMMY FLANAGAN: Jazz Poet
DON GROLNICK: The Complete Blue Note Recordings
SCOTT HAMILTON: Plays Ballads
TIM BERNE: Fractured Fairy Tales
PUTTE WICKMAN: Some O’ This And Some O’ That
RICHARD DAVIS: One For Frederick
STANLEY COWELL: Sienna
HANK JONES: Lazy Afternoon
CARLO ACTIS DATO: Ankara Twist
ANDY SHEPPARD: Soft On The Inside
FRANZ KOGLMANN: A White Line
GARY THOMAS: While The Gate Is Open
JIM SNIDERO: Blue Afternoon
HORACE TAPSCOTT: The Dark Tree
LOUIS HAYES: Una Max
KENNY WHEELER: Music For Large And Small Ensembles
OSCAR PETERSON: The Legendary Live At The Blue Note
ODEAN POPE: The Ponderer
EITHER/ORCHESTRA: The Calculus Of Pleasure
CECIL TAYLOR: Celebrated Blazons
SUN RA: Mayan Temples
MUHAL RICHARD ABRAMS: Blu Blu Blu
GARY BARTZ: There Goes The Neighborhood!
CHICO HAMILTON: Arroyo
MEREDITH D’AMBROSIO: Love Is Not A Game
BUD SHANK: Lost In The Stars

The 90s: 1991–1995[Quelltext bearbeiten]

BOBBY PREVITE: Weather Clear, Track Fast
MCCOY TYNER: Soliloquy
JOEY BARON: Tongue In Groove
DONALD HARRISON: Indian Blues
SERGEY KURYOKHIN: Some Combinations Of Fingers And Passion
ITALIAN INSTABILE ORCHESTRA: Live In Noci And Rive De Gier
DON BYRON: Tuskegee Experiments
SONNY SHARROCK: Ask The Ages
DAVE BURRELL: The Jelly Roll Joys
HOUSTON PERSON: The Lion And His Pride
JANE BUNNETT: Spirits Of Havana
JOE WILDER: Alone With Just My Dreams
PER HENRIK WALLIN: Dolphins, Dolphins, Dolphins
CHARLES GAYLE: Touchin’ On Trane
BENNY GREEN: Testifyin’: Live At The Village Vanguard
JOE LOVANO: From The Soul
LARRY CORYELL: Twelve Frets To One Octave
JOHN TCHICAI: Grandpa’s Spells
TOM VARNER: The Mystery Of Compassion
HILTON RUIZ: Manhattan Mambo
LEW TABACKIN: I’ll Be Seeing You
TOMMY SMITH: Paris
GIANLUIGI TROVESI: From G To G
JOSHUA REDMAN: Joshua Redman
JOHN LINDBERG: Dodging Bullets
DAVE MCKENNA: A Handful Of Stars
STEVE GROSSMAN: I’m Confessin’
THOMAS CHAPIN: Night Bird Song
LEROY JENKINS: Solo
PHAROAH SANDERS: Crescent With Love
MASSIMO URBANI: The Blessing
BILL FRISELL: Have A Little Faith
DON PULLEN: Ode To Life
SHIRLEY HORN: Light Out Of Darkness
DON BRADEN: After Dark
ORPHY ROBINSON: The Vibes Describes
CECIL PAYNE: Cerupa
PAGO LIBRE: Shooting Stars And Traffic Lights
BILL DIXON: Vade Mecum / Vade Mecum II
JAN GARBAREK: Twelve Moons
MICHAEL MOORE: Chicoutimi
ERNIE WATTS: Reaching Up
KEITH NICHOLS: Henderson Stomp
GLENN SPEARMAN: Smokehouse
EGGIE WORKMAN: Summit Conferences
BARRY GUY: Study – Witch Gong Game II/10
HAROLD DANKO: After The Rain
STEVE LACY: 5 x Monk 5 x Lacy
PETER KOWALD: Was Da Ist
EVAN PARKER: 50th Birthday Concert
CLAUDIO RODITI: Free Wheelin’
JOHN ZORN: Bar Kokhba
RICH PERRY: Beautiful Love
JOHN SURMAN: A Biography Of The Rev. Absalom Dawe
RICHARD GALLIANO: Laurita
JOHN GILL: Looking For A Little Bluebird
ABDULLAH IBRAHIM: Yarona
JIM HALL: Dialogues
RIAN LEMON: But Beautiful
DAVE DOUGLAS: Constellations
TONY COE: Captain Coe’s Famous Racearound
JOE MORRIS: No Vertigo
ROY HARGROVE: Parker’s Mood
DJANGO BATES: Summer Fruits (And Unrest)
SAM RIVERS: Portrait
JANE IRA BLOOM: The Nearness
NED ROTHENBERG: Power Lines
JACK WALRATH: Solidarity
KENNY GARRETT: Triology
JOE MANERI: Three Men Walking
FRANK LOWE: Bodies & Soul

The 90s: 1996–2000[Quelltext bearbeiten]

MAKANDA KEN MCINTYRE: In The Wind: The Woodwind Quartets
DAVID MURRAY: Dark Star
TOMASZ STAŃKO: Leosia
PHIL MINTON: A Doughnut In One Hand
RUBY BRAFF: Being With You: Ruby Braff Remembers Louis Armstrong
CHARLIE HADEN: Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories) (bei Cook/Moore als Beneath.. angegeben)
JOHN SCOFIELD: Quiet
SONNY SIMMONS: Transcendence
JOE MCPHEE: As Serious As Your Life
JAMES CARTER: Conversin’ With The Elders
KENNY DAVERN: Breezin’ Along
KURT ROSENWINKEL: East Coast Love Affair
ORNETTE COLEMAN: Colors
ELLERY ESKELIN: One Great Day
ROVA: Bingo
JESSICA WILLIAMS: Jessica’s Blues
DEWEY REDMAN: In London
CLAIRE MARTIN: Make This City Ours
TERELL STAFFORD: Centripetal Force
ALAN BROADBENT: Personal Standards
ARILD ANDERSEN: Hyperborean
GERRY HEMINGWAY: Waltzes, Two-Steps And Other Matters Of The Heart
ROSWELL RUDD: The Unheard Herbie Nichols: Volumes 1 & 2
MINGUS BIG BAND: Live In Time
MICHAEL MARCUS: This Happening
BRAD MEHLDAU: The Art Of The Trio: Volume 2 – Live At The Village Vanguard
T. S. MONK: Monk On Monk
MARILYN MAZUR: Small Labyrinths
VALERY PONOMAREV: A Star For You
FONDA/STEVENS GROUP: Evolution
MICHEL PORTAL: Dockings
BOB BROOKMEYER: New Works: Celebration
GEORGE E. LEWIS: Endless Shout
GUY BARKER: What Love Is
ELTON DEAN: Newsense
KEN PEPLOWSKI: Grenadilla
KENNY DREW JR: Passionata
DAVE DOUGLAS: Convergence
GREG OSBY: Banned In New York
PAUL BLEY: Not Two, Not One
EDDIE HENDERSON: Reemergence
MARTIAL SOLAL: Balade Du 10 Mars
CHRIS SPEED: Deviantics
CHARLIE MARIANO: Savannah Samurai
GEORGE COLEMAN: I Could Write A Book: The Music Of Richard Rodgers
ROY HAYNES: Praise
SATOKO FUJII: Kitsune-Bi
URI CAINE: Gustav Mahler In Töblach: I Went Out This Morning Over The Countryside
CHARLES LLOYD: Voice In The Night
JOE MORRIS: A Cloud Of Black Birds
VON FREEMAN: 75th Birthday Celebration
IAIN BALLAMY: Food
VINNY GOLIA: Sfumato
REBECCA KILGORE: Rebecca Kilgore
SPIKE ROBINSON: The CTS Session
ESBJÖRN SVENSSON: From Gagarin’s Point Of View
TRYGVE SEIM: Different Rivers
DAVID S. WARE: Live In The World
JOHN LEWIS: Evolution
WYNTON MARSALIS: Standard Time: Volume 6 – Mr Jelly Lord
STEFON HARRIS: BlackActionFigure
SILVER LEAF JAZZ BAND: New Orleans Wiggle
MATT WILSON: Smile
BUCKY PIZZARELLI: April Kisses
BOBO STENSON: Serenity
RYAN KISOR: Power Source
TERENCE BLANCHARD: Wandering Moon
BARRY GUY: Odyssey
MUNDELL LOWE: When Lights Are Lowe
WILLIAM PARKER: Mayor Of Punkville
ANDREW HILL: Dusk
STEVE KUHN: The Best Things
ISHMAEL WADADA LEO SMITH: Golden Quartet
RANDY SANDKE: Inside Out
MATS GUSTAFSSON: The Thing
BILL CHARLAP: Written In The Stars
PAUL DUNMALL: The Great Divide
WALLACE RONEY: No Room For Argument
WILLIAM HOOKER: Black Mask
BEN ALLISON: Riding The Nuclear Tiger
SONNY ROLLINS: This Is What I Do
GARY BURTON: For Hamp, Red, Bags And Cal
CHRIS POTTER: Gratitude
JOHN ELLIS: Roots, Branches & Leaves
AHMAD JAMAL: À L’Olympia
ERNST REIJSEGER: I Love You So Much It Hurts
AVISHAI COHEN: Colors
WARREN VACHÉ: 2gether
THE RECENT SCENE: 2001–2010
DICK HYMAN: Forgotten Dreams
ALEX CLINE: The Constant Flame
HENRY THREADGILL: Everybody’s Mouth’s A Book
JASON MORAN: Black Stars
KEITH JARRETT: Always Let Me Go
TREVOR WATTS: Trevor Watts And The Celebration Band
ENRICO PIERANUNZI: Live In Paris
DAVID SÁNCHEZ: Travesía
STEVE COLEMAN: Resistance Is Futile
CHICK COREA: Rendezvous In New York
IAN SHAW: A World Still Turning
HOWARD RILEY: At Lincoln Cathedral
CHARLIE HUNTER: Songs From The Analog Playground
JAMES EMERY: Transformations
DAVE HOLLAND: Extended Play
TORD GUSTAVSEN: Changing Places
CONRAD BAUER: Between Heaven And Earth
ADAM LANE: New Magical Kingdom
DEREK BAILEY: Ballads / Standards
GERALD WILSON: New York, New Sound
KALAPARUSH(A) MAURICE MCINTYRE: Morning Song
OHN TAYLOR: Rosslyn
THE BAD PLUS: Give
WAYNE SHORTER: Alegría
WYNTON MARSALIS: Live At The House Of Tribes
PETER KING: Footprints
GORDON BECK: Not The Last Waltz
OLIVER LAKE: Dat Love
BRIAN LYNCH: Fuchsia/Red
MALACHI THOMPSON: Blue Jazz
VIJAY IYER: In What Language?
JEREMY PELT: Close To My Heart
ALEXANDER VON SCHLIPPENBACH: Monk’s Casino
KEN VANDERMARK: Elements Of Style / Color Of Memory
KURT ELLING: Man In The Air
ROVA: Electric Ascension
AKI TAKASE: The Dessert
DENNY ZEITLIN: Slickrock
LINCOLN CENTER JAZZ ORCHESTRA: A Love Supreme
GERI ALLEN: The Life Of A Song
ALAN BARNES: Songs For Unsung Heroes
DAVE BRUBECK: London Sharp, London Flat
SAMO ŠALOMON: Ornethology
MARK DRESSER: Unveil
STEVE HARRIS / ZAUM: Above Our Heads The Sky Splits Splits Open
ROSARIO GIULIANI: More Than Ever
KEVIN NORTON: Time-Space Modulator
POLAR BEAR: Dim Lit
RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA: Codebook
BEN GOLDBERG: The Door, The Hat, The Chair, The Fact
MARIA SCHNEIDER: Concert In The Garden
ROSCOE MITCHELL: Composition/Improvisation Nos. 1, 2 & 3
MARTY EHRLICH: News On The Rail
BERNARDO SASSETTI: Unreal: Sidewalk Cartoon
JOHN BUTCHER: The Geometry Of Sentiment
DAVID HAZELTINE: Modern Standards
KAHIL EL’ZABAR: Live At River East Art Center
STEVE LEHMAN: Demian As Posthuman
MARTIAL SOLAL: Solitude
PETER EVANS: More Is More
INGRID JENSEN: At Sea
LOUIS SCLAVIS: L’Imparfait Des Langues
STEFANO BATTAGLIA: Re: Pasolini
ROBERT GLASPER: Canvas
MARIO PAVONE: Deez To Blues
MARK FELDMAN: What Exit
RAN BLAKE: All That Is Tied
MATTHEW SHIPP: One
RALPH TOWNER: Time Line
QUEST: Redemption: Quest Live In Europe
WAYNE HORVITZ: Way Out East
FRANÇOIS HOULE: La Lumière De Pierres
STEVE DAVIS: Update
RON MCCLURE: Soft Hands
DAVE BALLOU: Insistence
RAD GOODE: Nature Boy
ANTHONY BRAXTON: Nine Compositions (Iridium) 2006
ADAM ROGERS: Time And The Infinite
LOREN STILLMAN: Blind Date
SAM NEWSOME: Monk Abstractions
MICHAEL BRECKER: Pilgrimage
RAVISH MOMIN: Miren (A Longing)
STEVE NOBLE: Obliquity
MYRA MELFORD: Big Picture
GARY SMULYAN: More Treasures
JOËLLE LÉANDRE: Winter In New York
TONY MALABY: Tamarindo
ANDREW RATHBUN: Affairs Of State
TINA MAY: The Ray Bryant Songbook
PETE MALINVERNI: Invisible Cities
MIKE REED: Last Year’s Ghost
MICHAEL MUSILLAMI: The Treatment
GONZALO RUBALCABA: Avatar
NICOLE MITCHELL: Xenogenesis Suite
CUONG VU: Vu-Tet
EVAN PARKER: The Moment’s Energy
LARRY OCHS: Stone Shift
JOE LOCKE: For The Love Of You

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John Abercrombie: The Third Quartet [06, ECM]
Jan Allan: Jan Allan - 70 [68-69, Phono Suecia]
Amalgam (Trevor Watts): Prayer for Peace [69, FMR]
Louis Armstrong: The Hot Fives and Sevens Vol. 1 [25-26, JSP], 2 [27, JSP], Vol. 3 [28-29, JSP], The Hot Fives and Hot Sevens Vol. III [27, Columbia], The Hot Fives & Sevens [25-30, JSP, 4CD], The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings [25-30, Columbia, 4CD]
Albert Ayler: Spiritual Unity [64, ESP]
Gato Barbieri: Chapter 4: Alive in New York [75, Impulse]
Count Basie: The Original American Decca Recordings [37-39, MCA, 3CD
Ran Blake: All That Is Tied [03, Tompkins Square]
Art Blakey: Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk [57, Atlantic/Rhino]
Arthur Blythe: Lenox Avenue Breakdown [79, Koch]
Anthony Braxton: For Alto [68, Delmark]
Peter Brötzmann: Machine Gun [68, FMP]
Betty Carter: The Audience With Betty Carter [80, Verve]
Papa Celestin & Sam Morgan: Papa Celestin & Sam Morgan [25-28, Azure]
June Christy: Something Cool: The Complete Mono and Stereo Versions [53-60, Capitol]
Ornette Coleman: Beauty Is a Rare Thing [59-61, Atlantic, 6CD], The Shape of Jazz to Come [59-60, Atlantic]
John Coltrane: The Heavyweight Champion [Atlantic/Rhino, 7CD], A Love Supreme [64, Impulse], The Major Works of John Coltrane [65, Impulse, 2CD], Ascension [65, Impulse]
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue [59, Columbia], The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel [65, Columbia, 8CD]
Miles Davis and Gil Evans: The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings [57-68, Columbia, 6CD]
Eric Dolphy: Out to Lunch [64, Blue Note]
Duke Ellington: The Blanton-Webster Band [40-42, RCA Bluebird, 3CD], The Duke at Fargo 1940 [Storyville], The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse [OJC]
Bill Evans (Pianist): Sunday at the Village Vanguard [61, OJC],Waltz for Debby [61, OJC]
Art Farmer: Blame It on My Youth [88, Contemporary]
Ganelin Trio: Catalogue: Live in East Germany [77-82, Leo], Ancora Da Capo [80, Leo]
Charles Gayle: Touchin' on Trane [91, FMP]
Stan Getz: The Complete Roost Recordings [50-54, Roulette, 3CD]
Dizzy Gillespie: The Complete RCA Victor Recordings [37-49, RCA, 2CD]
Jimmy Giuffre: Free Fall [62, Columbia]
Lars Gullin: The Great Lars Gullin Vol. 5 [54-55, Dragon]
Al Haig: The Al Haig Trio Esoteric [54, Fresh Sound]
Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage [65, Blue Note], Head Hunters [73, Columbia]
Steve Harris & Zaum: Above Our Heads the Sky Splits Open [04, Slam]
Woody Herman: Woody's Winners [65, Columbia], Jazz Hoot/Woody's Winners [65-67, Collectables]
Andrew Hill: Point of Departure [64, Blue Note]
Bobby Hutcherson: Dialogue [65, Blue Note]
J. J. Johnson: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson: Volume 1, 2 [53-55, Blue Note]
Rahsaan Roland Kirk: A Meeting of the Times [72, Atlantic]
Krzysztof Komeda: Astigmatic [65, Harkit]
Lee Konitz: Motion [61, Verve, 3CD], Motion [61, Verve]
Peter Kowald: Was Da Ist [94, FMP]
George Lewis: Homage to Charles Parker [79, Black Saint]
John Lewis: The Modern Jazz Society Presents a Concert of Contemporary Music [55, Verve]
London Jazz Composers Orchestra: Ode [72, Intakt, 2CD]
Joe Lovano: From the Soul [91, Blue Note]
Shelly Manne: At the Black Hawk [59, OJC, 5CD]
René Marie: Vertigo [01, MaJazz]
John McLaughlin: Extrapolation [69, Polydor)
Charles Mingus: Mingus Ah Um [59, Columbia], The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady [63, Impulse]
Modern Jazz Quartet: Dedicated to Connie [60, Atlantic, 2CD]
Thelonious Monk: Genius of Modern Music: Volume 1 [47-52, Blue Note], The Complete Blue Note Recordings [47-58, Blue Note, 4CD], With John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall [57, Blue Note], The Complete Riverside Recordings [55-61, Riverside, 15CD]
Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder [63, Blue Note]
Jelly Roll Morton: Volume One [26-27, JSP], Jelly Roll Morton Vols. 1-5 [26-30, JSP, 5CD]
Fats Navarro: The Fabulous Fats Navarro: Volume 1 [47, Blue Note]
New Orleans Rhythm Kings: The Complete Set [22-25, Retrieval, 2CD]
King Oliver: Volume One 1923 to 1929 [23-29, Jazz Classics in Digital Stereo], King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band - The Complete Set [23-24, Retrieval, 2CD]
Tony Oxley: The Baptised Traveler [69, Columbia]
Charlie Parker: The Charlie Parker Story [45, Savoy], On Dial: Volume 1 [46, Spotlite], On Dial: Volume 4 [47, Spotlite], On Dial: Volume 5 [45-47, Spotlite], The Complete Dial Sessions [46-47, Spotlite, 4CD], On Dial: The Complete Sessions [45-47, Spotlite/Dial, 4CD], The Legendary Dial Masters: Volume 1 [Stash], The Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings [44-48, Savoy, 8CD]
Evan Parker: The Snake Decides [86, Psi], 50th Birthday Concert [94, Leo, 2CD]
Position Alpha: The Great Sound of Sound [84, Dragon]
Howard Riley: The Day Will Come [70, Columbia]
Max Roach: We Insist! Freedom Now Suite [60, Candid]
Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus [56, OJC], A Night at the Village Vanguard [57, Blue Note, 2CD]
Rova Saxophone Quartet: Electric Ascension [03, Atavistic]
Alexander von Schlippenbach: Pakistani Pomade [72, FMP; Atavistic], Monk's Casino [03-04, Intakt, 3CD]
Silver Leaf Jazz Band: New Orleans Wiggle [98, GHB]
Muggsy Spanier: 1931 and 1939 [31-39, Jazz Classics in Digital Stereo]
Tomasz Stanko: Leosia [96, ECM]
Sun Ra: Jazz in Silhouette [58, Evidence]
John Surman: Tales of the Algonquin [68, Deram]
Horace Tapscott: The Dark Tree [Vols. 1 & 2] [89, Hatology]
Art Tatum: The Complete Pablo Solo Masterpieces [53-55, Pablo, 7CD]
Cecil Taylor: Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come [62, Revenant, 2CD]
Warren Vaché: 2Gether [00, Nagel Heyer]
Kid Thomas Valentine: [Kid Thomas-George Lewis] Ragtime Stompers [61, GHB]
Sarah Vaughan: Sarah Vaughan [54, Verve]
Edward Vesala: Lumi [86, ECM]
Vienna Art Orchestra: The Minimalism of Erik Satie [84, HatArt]
David S. Ware: Godspelized [96, DIW]
Bobby Watson: Love Remains [86, Red]
Larry Young: Unity [65, Blue Note]
John Zorn: The Big Gundown [84-85, Elektra/Asylum; Tzadik]

Cook/Morton Core Collection[Quelltext bearbeiten]

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Cannonball Adderley: Somethin’ Else [58, Blue Note]
Air (Henry Threadgill u.a.): Air Time [77, Nessa]
Jan Allan: Jan Allan - 70 [68-69, Phono Suecia]
Red Allen: Henry 'Red' Allen & His Orchestra 1929-1933 [Classics]
Amalgam (Trevor Watts): Prayer for Peace [69, FMR]
Mose Allison: The Word From Mose [64, Atlantic]
Louis Armstrong: The Hot Fives and Sevens [25-30, JSP, 4 CD], The Complete New York Town Hall and Boston Symphony Concerts [47, Fresh Sound], The Complete RCA Victor Recordings [32-56, Bluebird, 4CD]
Art Ensemble of Chicago: Art Ensemble 1967-68 [Nessa, 5CD]
Albert Ayler: Spiritual Unity [64, ESP]
Chris Barber: The Complete Decca Sessions 1954/55 [Lake]
Count Basie: The Original American Decca Recordings [37-39, MCA, 3CD], The Complete Atomic Mr Basie [57, Roulette]
Sidney Bechet: Shake 'Em Up [38-47, Avid, 2CD], Sidney Bechet, 1947-1949 [Classics]
Bix Beiderbecke: Bix and Tram [26-29, JSP, 4CD]
Ran Blake: All That Is Tied [03, Tompkins Square], The Short Life of Barbara Monk [86, Soul Note]
Art Blakey: Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk [57, Atlantic/Rhino], A Night at Birdland, Vol. 1,2 [54, Blue Note]
Paul Bley: Time Will Tell [94, ECM]
Arthur Blythe: Lenox Avenue Breakdown [79, Koch]
Don Braden: After Dark [93, Criss Cross]
Ruby Braff: Calling Berlin: Volume 1 [94, Arbors]
Anthony Braxton: For Alto [68, Delmark], Eugene (1989) [Black Saint]
Bob Brookmeyer: New Works/Celebration [97, Challenge]
Peter Brötzmann: Machine Gun [68, FMP]
Clifford Brown: The Complete Blue Note and Pacific Jazz Recordings [53-54, Blue Note, 4CD]
Dave Brubeck: Time Out [59, Columbia]
Betty Carter: The Audience With Betty Carter [80, Verve]
Kenny Burrell: Ellington Is Forever Vol. 1 [75, Fantasy]
Gary Burton: Hotel Hello [74, ECM]
Benny Carter: Further Definitions [61-66, Impulse]
Papa Celestin & Sam Morgan: Papa Celestin & Sam Morgan [25-28, Azure]
Serge Chaloff: Blue Serge [56, Blue Note]
Teddy Charles: The Teddy Charles Tentet [56, Collectables]
June Christy: Something Cool: The Complete Mono and Stereo Versions [53-60, Capitol]
Nat King Cole: After Midnight [56, Capitol]
Ornette Coleman: Beauty Is a Rare Thing [59-61, Atlantic, 6CD], At the Golden Circle, Stockholm, Vol. 1,2 [Blue Note 65]
Graham Collier: Hoarded Dreams [83, Cuneiform]
John Coltrane: A Love Supreme [64, Impulse], Giant Steps [59, Atlantic], Ascension [65, Impulse]
Ken Colyer: Club Session With Colyer [56, Lake]
Eddie Condon: Eddie Condon 1927-1938 [Classics]
Chris Connor: Chris Connor [56, Atlantic]
Sonny Criss: Sonny's Dream [68, OJC]
Eddie Lockjaw Davis: Very Saxy [59, OJC]
Miles Davis: Milestones [58, Columbia], Kind of Blue [59, Columbia], The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel [65, Columbia, 8CD], In a Silent Way [69, Columbia]
Miles Davis and Gil Evans: The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings [57-68, Columbia, 6CD]
Vic Dickenson: Nice Work [53, Vanguard], The Essential Vic Dickenson [54, Vanguard], Gentleman of the Trombone [75, Storyville]
Eric Dolphy: Out to Lunch [64, Blue Note]
Arne Domnerus: Face to Face [99, Dragon]
Kenny Dorham: Round About Midnight at the Café Bohemia [56, Blue Note, 2CD]
Dave Douglas: Convergence [98, Soul Note]
Roy Eldridge: Heckler's Hop [36-39, Hep]
Duke Ellington: Never No Lament [40-42, Bluebird, 3CD]], The Duke at Fargo 1940 [Storyville], Ellington at Newport 1956 (Complete) [Columbia, 2CD], New Orleans Suite [70, Atlantic]
Bill Evans (Pianist): Sunday Night at the Village Vanguard [61, OJC],Waltz for Debby [61, OJC], The Complete Live at the Village Vanguard 1961 [Riverside, 3CD]
Gil Evans: Out of the Cool [60, Impulse]
Art Farmer: Blame It on My Youth [88, Contemporary], Portrait of Art [58, OJC]
Ella Fitzgerald: The Cole Porter Songbook [56, Verve, 2CD]
Chico Freeman: Destiny's Dance [81, OJC]
Bill Frisell: Have a Little Faith [93, Elektra Nonesuch]
Ganelin Trio: Ancora Da Capo [80, Leo]
Jan Garbarek: Dis [76, ECM]
Charles Gayle: Touchin' on Trane [91, FMP]
Erroll Garner: Concert by the Sea [55, Columbia]
Stan Getz: The Complete Roost Recordings [50-54, Roulette, 3CD], Focus [61, Verve]
Dizzy Gillespie: The Complete RCA Victor Recordings [37-49, RCA, 2CD], Birks Works [56-57, Verve, 2CD]
Jimmy Giuffre: Free Fall [62, Columbia]
Benny Goodman: At Carnegie Hall 1938 - Complete [Columbia, 2CD], The Complete Small Group Sessions [35-39, RCA Victor, 3CD]
Dexter Gordon: Our Man in Paris [63, Blue Note]
Stéphane Grappelli: Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark [79, OJC]
Grant Green: The Complete Quartets With Sonny Clark [61-62, Blue Note, 2CD]
Lars Gullin: Lars Gullin Vol. 2 1953 [Dragon], Danny's Dream [53-55, Dragon]
Charlie Haden: Beyond the Missouri Sky [96, Verve]
Al Haig: The Al Haig Trio Esoteric [54, Fresh Sound]
Jim Hall: Concierto [75, CTI]
Scott Hamilton: Plays Ballads [89, Concord]
Lionel Hampton: Lionel Hampton 1937-1938 [Classics]
Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage [65, Blue Note], Head Hunters [73, Columbia]
Tom Harrell: Labyrinth [96, RCA Victor]
Barry Harris: Magnificent! [69, OJC]
Steve Harris & Zaum: Above Our Heads the Sky Splits Open [04, Slam]
Coleman Hawkins: Body and Soul [39-49, Dreyfus], The Stanley Dance Sessions [55-58, Lonehill Jazz]
Julius Hemphill: Flat-Out Jump Suite [80, Black Saint]
Joe Henderson: The State of the Tenor Volumes One and Two [85, Blue Note, 2CD]
Woody Herman: Blowin' Up a Storm [45-47, Columbia, 2CD], Jazz Hoot/Woody's Winners [65-67, Collectables]
Andrew Hill: Point of Departure [64, Blue Note], Andrew!!! [64, Blue Note]
Earl Hines: Earl Hines Plays Duke Ellington [71-75, New World, 2CD], Earl Hines Plays Duke Ellington Vol. 2 [71-74, New World]
Billie Holiday: Lady Day Swings! [35-39, Columbia]
Dave Holland: Conference of the Birds [72, ECM]
Noah Howard: The Black Ark [69, Bo'Weavil]
Freddie Hubbard: Open Sesame [60, Blue Note]
Rick Hyman: Forgotten Dreams [01, Arbors]
Abdullah Ibrahim: Yarona [95, Tiptoe]
Ahmad Jamal: Cross Country Tour: 1958-1961 [Chess], At the Pershing [58, Chess]
Keith Jarrett: The Köln Concert [75, ECM, 2CD]
Bunk Johnson: Bunk's Brass Band and Dance Band 1945 [American Music]
J. J. Johnson: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson: Volume 1, 2 [53-55, Blue Note]
Thad Jones: Consummation [70, Blue Note]
Louis Jordan: Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five [38-50, JSP]
Sheila Jordan: Portrait of Sheila [62, Blue Note]
Stan Kenton: City of Glass [47-53, Capitol]
Rahsaan Roland Kirk: A Meeting of the Times [72, Atlantic], Rip, Rig and Panic/Now Please Don't You Cry, Beautiful Edith [65-67, Emarcy]
Krzysztof Komeda: Astigmatic [65, Harkit]
Lee Konitz: Motion [61, Verve, 3CD], Motion [61, Verve], With Warne Marsh [55, Warner Bros]
Peter Kowald: Was Da Ist [94, FMP]
Steve Lacy: 5 x Monk x Lacy [94, Silkheart]
George Lewis: Jazz in the Classic New Orleans Tradition [51-53, OJC], Jazz Funeral in New Orleans [55, Tradition]
George Lewis: Homage to Charles Parker [79, Black Saint]
John Lewis: The Modern Jazz Society Presents a Concert of Contemporary Music [55, Verve]
Meade Lux Lewis: Meade Lux Lewis 1927-1939 [Classics]
David Liebman: Drum Ode [74, ECM]
Booker Little: Booker Little and Friend [61, Bethlehem/Avenue Jazz]
London Jazz Composers Orchestra: Ode [72, Intakt, 2CD]
Joe Lovano: From the Soul [91, Blue Note]
Humphrey Lyttelton: The Parlophones Volumes One-Four [49-59, Calligraph, 4CD]
Shelly Manne: At the Black Hawk [59, OJC, 5CD]
René Marie: Vertigo [01, MaJazz]
Wynton Marsalis: Black Codes (From the Underground) [85, Columbia], J Mood [85, Columbia]
Ron McClure: Soft Hands [06, Steeplechase]
John McLaughlin: Extrapolation [69, Polydor)
Jackie McLean: Let Freedom Ring [62, Blue Note]
Marian McPartland: In My Life [93, Concord]
Brad Mehldau: The Art of the Trio Vol. 1 [96, Warners]
Helen Merrill: Helen Merrill With Clifford Brown and Gil Evans [54-56, Emarcy]
Charles Mingus: Mingus Ah Um [59, Columbia], The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady [63, Impulse], Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus [60, Candid] , The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady [63, Impulse]
Roscoe Mitchell: Sound [66, Delmark], Composition/Improvisation Nos. 1, 2, & 3 [04, ECM]
Modern Jazz Quartet: The Complete Last Concert [74, Atlantic]
Miff Mole: Slippin' Around [27-30, Frog]
Thelonious Monk: The Complete Blue Note Recordings [47-58, Blue Note, 4CD], With John Coltrane at Carnegie Hall [57, Blue Note], The Complete Riverside Recordings [55-61, Riverside, 15CD], Brilliant Corners [56, OJC]
Wes Montgomery: The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery [60, OJC]
Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder [63, Blue Note]
Jelly Roll Morton: Jelly Roll Morton Vols. 1-5 [26-30, JSP, 5CD]
Bennie Moten: Band Box Shuffle 1929-1932 [Hep, 2CD]
Paul Motian: Sound of Love [95, Winter & Winter]
Gerry Mulligan: The Original Quartet [52-53, Blue Note, 2CD]
David Murray: Ming [80, Black Saint], Home [81, Black Saint]
Fats Navarro: The Complete Fats Navarro on Blue Note and Capitol [47-49, Blue Note, 2CD]
New Orleans Rhythm Kings: The Complete Set [22-25, Retrieval, 2CD]
King Oliver: King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band - The Complete Set [23-24, Retrieval, 2CD]
Original Dixieland Jazz Band: The Original Dixieland Jazz Band 1927-1921 [Timeless]
Greg Osby: Banned in New York [98, Blue Note]
Charlie Parker: Charlie Parker on Dial: The Complete Sessions [45-47, Spotlite/Dial, 4CD], Charlie Parker [47-53, Verve], The Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings [44-48, Savoy, 8CD] , The Quintet - Jazz at Massey Hall [53, OJC]
Evan Parker: The Snake Decides [86, Psi], 50th Birthday Concert [94, Leo, 2CD]
Joe Pass: Virtuoso [73, Pablo]
Mario Pavone: Deez to Blues [05, Playscape]
Art Pepper: Meets the Rhythm Section [57, OJC]
Oscar Peterson: Night Train [62, Verve], Girl Talk/Action/The Way I Really Play/Mellow Mood/Travelin' On/My Favorite Instrument [63-68, MPS, 6CD]
Michel Petrucciani: Solo Live [97, Dreyfus], The Complete Concert in Germany [97, Dreyfus]
Oscar Pettiford: Nonet & Octet 1954-55 [54-55, Fresh Sound], Complete Big Band Studio Recordings [56-57, Lone Hill]
Bud Powell: The Amazing Bud Powell: Volume 1 [49-51, Blue Note], Volume 2 [51-53, Blue Note]
Django Reinhardt: The Classic Early Recordings in Chronological Order [34-39, JSP, 5CD]
Max Roach: We Insist! Freedom Now Suite [60, Candid] , Alone Together [56-60, Verve, 2CD]
Shorty Rogers: The Sweetheart of Sigmund Freud [46-53, Giant Steps, 2CD]
Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus [56, OJC], A Night at the Village Vanguard [57, Blue Note, 2CD], This Is What I Do [00, Milestone]
Rova Saxophone Quartet: Bingo [96, Victo], Electric Ascension [03, Atavistic]
Jimmy Rushing: Rushing Lullabies [58-59, Columbia]
George Russell: Jazz Workshop [56, Koch]
Alexander von Schlippenbach: Pakistani Pomade [72, FMP; Atavistic], Monk's Casino [03-04, Intakt, 3CD], Swinging the Bim [98, FMP, 2CD]
Maria Schneider: Concert in the Garden [04, ArtistShare]
John Scofield: Quiet [96, Verve]
Artie Shaw: Self Portrait [38-54, Bluebird, 5CD]
Archie Shepp: Four for Trane [64, Impulse]
Wayne Shorter: Speak No Evil [64, Blue Note]
Horace Silver: Blowin' the Blues Away [59, Blue Note]
Zoot Sims: If I'm Lucky [77, OJC]
Silver Leaf Jazz Band: New Orleans Wiggle [98, GHB]
Ishmael Wadada Leo Smith: The Kabell Years [71-79, Tzadik, 4CD], Divine Love [78, ECM]
Jimmy Smith: Groovin' at Smalls' Paradise [57, Blue Note, 2CD]
Muggsy Spanier: 1931 and 1939 [31-39, Jazz Classics in Digital Stereo]
Spontaneous Music Ensemble: Quintessence [73-74, Emanem]
Tomasz Stanko: Leosia [96, ECM]
Bobo Stenson: Serenity [99, ECM, 2CD]
Maxine Sullivan: Close as Pages in a Book [69, Audiophile]
Sun Ra: Jazz in Silhouette [58, Evidence] , The Magic City [65, Evidence]
John Surman: Tales of the Algonquin [68, Deram], A Biography of the Rev. Absalom Dawe [94, ECM]
Art Tatum: The Complete Pablo Solo Masterpieces [53-55, Pablo, 7CD], The Tatum Group Masterpieces Vol. 8 [56, Pablo]
Cecil Taylor: Jazz Advance [56, Blue Note], Nefertiti, the Beautiful One Has Come [62, Revenant, 2CD], For Olim [86, Soul Note], The Tree of Life [91, FMP]
Clark Terry: Memories of Duke [80, OJC]
Mel Tormé: Mel Tormé Swings Shubert Alley [60, Verve]
Lennie Tristano: Lennie Tristano [55, Atlantic]
McCoy Tyner: The Real McCoy [67, Blue Note], Time for Tyner [68, Blue Note]
James Blood Ulmer: Odyssey [83, Columbia]
Warren Vaché: 2Gether [00, Nagel Heyer]
Kid Thomas Valentine: [Kid Thomas-George Lewis] Ragtime Stompers [61, GHB]
Sarah Vaughan: Sarah Vaughan [54, Verve]
Edward Vesala: Lumi [86, ECM]
Bobby Watson: Love Remains [86, Red]
Weather Report: Mysterious Traveller [73-74, Columbia]
Eberhard Weber: Yellow Fields [75, ECM]
Ben Webster: Music for Loving [54-55, Verve, 2CD]
Mike Westbrook: On Duke's Birthday [84, Voiceprint]
Kenny Wheeler: Music for Large and Small Ensembles [90, ECM, 2CD]
Mary Lou Williams: Free Spirits [75, Steeplechase]
Tony Williams: Life Time [64, Blue Note]
Phil Woods: Phil Woods/Lew Tabackin [80, Evidence]
Larry Young: Unity [65, Blue Note]
Lester Young: The Complete Aladdin Sessions [42-47, Blue Note, 2CD]
John Zorn: The Big Gundown [84-85, Elektra/Asylum; Tzadik]

Barry Kernfeld, Enzyklopädie des Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Blackwell Guide of Recorded Jazz, 1991, deutsche Übersetzung: Enzyklopädie des Jazz, Scherz Verlag 1993 (mit Kapitelüberschriften und -einordnung). Da das auch zum Nachschlagen dient bitte keine Erledigten entfernen.

Frühe Hot Bands[Quelltext bearbeiten]

ODJB (Original Dixieland Jass Band) 1917-21
NORK (New Orleans Rhythm Kings) mit Jelly Roll Morton 1922
King Olivers Creole Jazz Band, Complete 1923/4
Jelly Roll Morton Gennett Piano Solos, 1923/4, The pearls (mit Omer Simeon, Kid Ory...) 1926-39
Louis Armstrong, Hot Fives & Sevens, mit Earl Hines 1928
Johnny Dodds 1926-8
Jimmy Noone, At Apax Club 1928
Bix Beiderbecke, Singing the blues ... 1927
Red Nichols 1926/7
Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang 1926-33
Eddie Condon Chicago style 1927-33
Sidney Bechet of New Orleans, 1932-41

Piano, Solo Stride, Swing[Quelltext bearbeiten]

James P. Johnson, From Ragtime to Jazz 1921-39
Fats Waller, The Indispensible Fats Waller 3, 4, 1935/36
Art Tatum Solos 1940
Thelonious Monk, Solo Monk 1964/6

Big Bands[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Fletcher Henderson: First Impressions 1924-31, Swing the Thing 1931-34
Duke Ellington, The Blanton-Webster Band, Duke Ellington 1927-1934
Bennie Moten Orchestra
Count Basie: Best of, April in Paris 1955/56 (Verve), Lester leaps in (mit Lester Young, Epic)
Chick Webb Legend 1, 1929-36, King of Savoy 2, 1937-39
Jimmy Lunceford

Swing/Dixieland[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Benny Goodman Trio, mit Charlie Christian
Billie Holiday 1937/38, 1940/42
Quintett Hot Club de France mit Stéphane Grappelli, Django Reinhardt
Coleman Hawkins Body and Soul
Ben Webster, Don Byas Two kings of Tenor Sax, 1944/45
Nat King Cole Trio 1941-47
Ella at Juan le Pins, Verve 1964
Bobby Hackett Coast Concert 1955
Bob Crosby 1937/38
Eddie Condon Dixieland Jam 1957
Buck Clayton All the Cats Join In 1953-6
Vic Dickenson The Vic Dickenson Showcase 1953/4
Red Allen, Coleman Hawkins Stormy Weather 1957/8

Dixieland Revival[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Bunk Johnson Superior Jazzband 1942
George Lewis and the New Orleans Stompers 1943
Kid Ory 1944/45
Wooden Joe Nicholas 1945/49
Louis Armstrong: Satchmo 1950-56 (auch Louis Armstrong mit Jack Teagarden 47)
Kid Thomas and his Algiers Stompers 1965

Bop und Verwandtes[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Dizzy Gillespie 1946-49
Charlie Parker Dial Records
Bud Powell The Amazing Bud Powell
Thelonious Monk: Complete Genius of Bud Powell
Fats Navarro: The Fabulous Fats Navarro, 1,2, mit Tadd Dameron
J. J. Johnson Mad Bebop, 1946-9
Gene Ammons, Sonny Stitt: Blues up and down 1950
Stan Getz: Getz at Storyville (mit Jimmy Raney 1951)
Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool
Lennie Tristano Crosscurrents
Red Norvo Trio 1950/1
MJQ 1953-55
Gerry Mulligan Quartet 1952-53
Paul Desmond: Bossa Antigua, mit Jim Hall 1964
Clifford Brown, Max Roach: Brown, Roach 1954
Horace Silver, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers 1954/55
Miles Davis: ’Round About Midnight 1956
Sonny Rollins: Saxophone Colossus
Lee Morgan: Leeway 1960
Harold Land: The Fox
Art Pepper Intensity 1960
Jimmy Smith: Crazy Baby 1960
Dexter Gordon Doin Alright 1961 mit Freddie Hubbard
Sonny Clark Leapin' and Lopin'
Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Rip, Rig and Panic
Wes Montgomery: Live Paris 1965
Johnny Griffin: Blues for Harvey 1973

Swing Bop Combos[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Erroll Garner Concert by the Sea
Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Cook Book 1958
Sarah Vaughan Divine One 1961
Benny Carter Further Definitions
Oscar Peterson Trio plus One (Clark Terry) 1964

Weg vom Hard Bop[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Free Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Ornette Coleman: The Shape of Jazz to Come
Cecil Taylor, Unit Structures
John Coltrane Ascension
Don Cherry Eternal Rhythm
Art Ensemble of Chicago A Jackson in Your House 1969
Sun Ra The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra
Charlie Haden, Liberation Music Orchestra
Anthony Braxton Five Pieces 1975
Alexander von Schlippenbach Globe Unity Orchestra 1968
Music Improvisation Company, 1968-71 (Evan Parker, Derek Bailey u.a.)
Michel Portal Unit: À Châteauvallon 1972

Fusion[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Miles Davis: In a Silent Way 1969
Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Inner Mounting Flame
Chick Corea mit Return to forever: Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy
Herbie Hancock Head Hunters
Weather Report: Heavy Weather
Bill Bruford: Feels Good to Me 1977
Brecker Brothers: Heavy Metal Bebop 1978 (v)
John Scofield: Still Warm 1985
Pat Metheny: Still Life (Talking) 1987

Ralf Dombrowski, Basis-Diskothek Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Reclam, 2005, 2011 (mit Besprechungen). Da dies auch zum Nachschlagen dient bitte keine Erledigten entfernen.

John Abercrombie: Timeless
Cannonball Adderley: Mercy, Mercy, Mercy (Album)
Louis Armstrong: Complete Hot Fives & Sevens
Art Ensemble of Chicago: Nice Guys
Albert Ayler Spiritual Unity
Chet Baker: Chet - The Lyrical Trumpet of Chet Baker, Riverside
Count Basie: The Complete Atomic Basie, mit Frank Sinatra: Frank Sinatra with the Count Basie Orchestra - A Historical Musical First
Art Blakey: and the Jazz Messengers: Moanin
Carla Bley: Escalator over the Hill
Lester Bowie: Brass Fantasy Avant Pop
Anthony Braxton, Dave Holland, Barry Altschul, Chick Corea: Circle - Paris Concert
Peter Brötzmann: Machine Gun
Clifford Brown: The Complete Paris Sessions 1
Dave Brubeck Quartet: Time Out (Album)
Kenny Burrell: Midnight Blue
Donald Byrd: Free Form
Charlie Byrd: Stan Getz: Jazz Samba
Benny Carter: Further Definitions
Ornette Coleman: Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation, In All Languages 1987
Steve Coleman Genesis and the Opening of the Way
John Coltrane: A Love Supreme, Ascension, Giant Steps
Chick Corea Return to Forever (Album)
Chick Corea, Gary Burton: Crystal Silence
Miles Davis: The Complete Birth of the Cool, Bitches Brew, Kind of Blue, We Want Miles (Columbia 1981)
Jack DeJohnette: Special Edition, ECM
Eric Dolphy: Out to Lunch
Dave Douglas: Charms of the Night Sky 1997
Roy Eldridge: Roy Eldridge and his Little Jazz vol.1
Duke Ellington, Charles Mingus, Max Roach: Money Jungle
Bill Evans Trio: Portrait in Jazz 1959
Gil Evans Orchestra: Out of the Cool
Art Farmer, Benny Golson: Meet the Jazztet
Ella Fitzgerald: Take Love Easy
Richard Galliano: New York Tango
Jan Garbarek, Egberto Gismonti, Charlie Haden: Folk Songs, ECM 1979
Erroll Garner: Concert by the Sea
Stan Getz: Focus (Album)
Stan Getz, Joao Gilberto: Getz/Gilberto feat. Antonio Carlos Jobim
Dizzy Gillespie: Dizzy Gillespie and the United Nation Orchestra Live at the Royal Festival Hall
The Jimmy Giuffre 3: The Easy Way
Benny Goodman At Carnegie Hall 1938
Dexter Gordon: Go! (Album)
Stéphane Grappelli: Stéphane Grappelli meets Earl Hines 1974
Charlie Haden: Liberation Music Orchestra
Jim Hall: Textures
Lionel Hampton: The Lionel Hampton Quintet 1954
Herbie Hancock: Head Hunters, Maiden Voyage
Coleman Hawkins: Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster
Woody Herman; Woody Herman at Carnegie Hall 1946
Johnny Hodges und Duke Ellington: Back to Back: Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges Play the Blues
Billie Holiday: You go to my head (1937-1949)
Dave Holland Quartet: Dream of the Elders
Freddie Hubbard: Hub-Tones
Abdullah Ibrahim und Ekaya: African River
Al Jarreau: Glow
Keith Jarrett The Köln Concert, Standards, Vol. 1
Jan Johansson Folkvisor: Jazz på svenska, Jazz på Ryska
J. J. Johnson und Kai Winding: The great Kai and J. J.
Stan Kenton New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm
Barney Kessel: Barney Kessel plays Carmen
Rahsaan Roland Kirk: Domino
Lee Konitz: Motion
Steve Lacy: Reflections
Charles Lloyd: The Water is Wide
Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Inner Mounting Flame
Albert Mangelsdorff: Three Originals
Branford Marsalis Quartet: Footsteps of our Fathers
Wynton Marsalis: Blood on the Fields
Bobby McFerrin: The Voice (Album)
Carmen McRae: I'll Be Seeing You
Brad Mehldau: Elegiac Cycle
Pat Metheny Group: Travels 1982
Charles Mingus: The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady, Pithecanthropus Erectus
Modern Jazz Quartet: Django (Album)
Nils Petter Molvaer: Khmer
Thelonious Monk: Genius of Modern Music, Thelonious Monk Plays Duke Ellington
Wes Montgomery: The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery
Lee Morgan: The Sidewinder
Jelly Roll Morton: Piano Rolls (1923)
Gerry Mulligan: Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet Baker 1952/3
Oliver Nelson: The Blues and the Abstract Truth
Charlie Parker Quintet: Jazz at Massey Hall
Art Pepper: Gettin Together
Oscar Peterson Trio: Night Train (Album)
Bud Powell: The Amazing Bud Powell 1
Tito Puente: Mambo Diablo
Django Reinhardt: Pêche à la Mouche: The Great Blue Star Sessions 1947/1953
Max Roach, Ray Brown jr.: We Insist! Freedom Now Suite
Sonny Rollins: The Bridge
Louis Sclavis: Chine and Chamber Music
John Scofield: Up All Night
Archie Shepp: Jasper van’t Hof: Mama Rose
Wayne Shorter: JuJu
Horace Silver: Song for My Father
Tomasz Stańko Septet: Litania, ECM
Sun Ra and the Arkestra: Sound of Joy
Art Tatum: The Best of the Complete Pablo Solo Masterpieces
Cecil Taylor: Conquistador!
Bobby Timmons: This Here is Bobby Timmons
Lennie Tristano, Warne Marsh: Intuition
Sarah Vaughan: 80th Birthday Celebration (Zyx, 3 CD)
Dinah Washington: Blues for a Day
Grover Washington jr.: Winelight
Weather Report: Heavy Weather
Randy Weston: Nuit Africaine
Cassandra Wilson: New Moon Daughter
World Saxophone Quartet (David Murray u.a.): Revue
Lester Young: Lester Young with the Oscar Peterson Trio
John Zorn: Naked City (Album)

John Fordham[Quelltext bearbeiten]

John Fordham, Das Große Buch vom Jazz, Kaleidoskop Verlag 1994 (engl. Original: Jazz, Dorland Kindersley 1993), aufgeführt sind Aufnahmedaten, (nicht immer nachvollziehbare) Einteilung nach dem Buch. Im Buch jeweils mit Abbildung Cover, diskographischen Angaben, kurzem Kommentar.

Blues and Roots[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Verschiedene: Boogie Woogie Rarities (Milestone), 1927-32
Chicago/The Blues/Today ! Vol.1 1966 (Fontana)
Leadbelly: Leadbelly's Last Sessions, 1953
Ma Rainey/Verschiedene: The Classic Blues Singers, CBS, 1920-1939
Nothing but the blues, Fontana (Fontana)
Washboard Rhythm (Ace of Hearts)
Folk Music of the United States, Library of Congress, 1934-1939

Ragtime & Stride[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Bunk Johnson and his Band: The Last Testament, Philips (Aufnahmen 1947)
Fats Waller Fratitious Fingering, RCA Victor (Aufnahmen 1929-36)
Jelly Roll Morton The Saga of Mr.Jelly Lord (Circle, Aufnahmen von 1938)
Verschiedene: Classic Jazz Piano Styles, RCA Victor (1929-1941, Albert Ammons, Fats Waller, Pete Johnson, Jelly Roll Morton, Jimmy Yancey, Earl Hines)
Verschiedene: Pianola Jazz (Saydisc, Aufnahmen 1895-1925, u.a. Pete Wendling, Billy Mayerls, Victor Ardey)
Scott Joplin: Scott Joplin - 1916 (Biograph)
James P. Johnson: Snowy Morning Blues, Decca/MCA, 1930-44
Art Tatum: Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces, 13 LPs, Pablo (Aufnahmen 1953/54)

New Orleans Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

The Original Dixieland Jazz Band (RCA Victor, Aufnahmen 1917-1936)
King Olivers Jazzband: The complete 1923 Okehs (EMI)
Freddie Keppard, Doc Cooke: The legendary Freddie Keppard (Smithsonian, 1924-27)
Jelly Roll Morton, The King of New Orleans Jazz (RCA, 1926-28)
Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet: With the Clarence Williams Blue Five (CBS 1923-25)
New Orleans Rhythm Kings, Volume Two (Village, 1923-25)
Louis Armstrong and Earl Hines (Philips, 1928)
Bennie Moten: The Complete Bennie Moten, RCA (1926-1928)
Luis Russell: The Luis Russell Story, Parlophone (EMI), 1929/30
Fletcher Henderson: First Impressions, MCA (1924-31)
Sidney Bechet: The Bluebird Sessions, Bluebird 1932-43
Johnny Dodds/Kid Ory: Johnny Dodds and Kid Ory, Philips (1926-28)
Jelly Roll Morton: Mr. Jelly Lord, RCA Victor, 1926-30

Chicago & New York[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Harlem Hamfats: The Harlem Hamfats, Ace of Hearts 1936-37
Eddie Lang/Joe Venuti Stringing the Blues, CBS 1926-29
Eddie Condon The Definitive Eddie Condon, Vol.1, Stash, Aufnahmedatum 1944
Earl Hines and his Orchestra: Swinging in Chicago, Coral, 1934/35
Bix Beiderbecke The Bix Beiderbecke Legend, RCA Victor, 1924-1928
Bix Beiderbecke: The Bix Beiderbecke Story, Philips, 1927-1929
Henry Allen Jr. and his New York Orchestra, Treasury of Jazz, Vol. 29, RCA Victor, 1929-30
Diverse: Chicago Jazz, Coral (Session 1939/40 organisiert von George Wettling)

Früher Jazzgesang[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Bessie Smith, The Bessie Smith Story Vol.3, CBS 1925-27
Billy Eckstine and his Orchestra, Billy Eckstine, Ember 1944-46
Ida Cox: Sings the blues, London, 1924-28
Billie Holiday The Golden Years Vol.2, CBS 1937-38 (mit Teddy Wilson, Lester Young), Billie Holiday on Commodore, 1939/44, Commodore
Ella Fitzgerald, Ella Fitzgerald Vol. 1, Classics 1935-41
Ethel Waters, Jazzin' Babies' Blues Vol. 2, Biograph, 1921-27

Swing[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Fats Waller '34/'35, RCA Victor, 1927-35
Artie Shaw: The Early Artie Shaw, Ajaz, 1937
McKinney’s Cotton Pickers, Mc Kinney's Cotton Pickers, RCA Victor,1930-31
Coleman Hawkins All stars, 1935-46, His Master's Voice
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra: At his Very Best, RCA, 1927-46
Duke Ellington and his Orchestra: Saturday Night Function, His Master's Voice, 1927-29
Count Basie and his Orchestra: Jumpin' at the Woodside, Ace of Hearts 1937-39
Woody Herman: The Thundering Herds, CBS 1945
Chick Webb: Midnite in Harlem, Ace of Hearts 1934-39
Lester Young/Count Basie: Lester Young Memorial Album, Fontana, 1936-40
Django Reinhardt: Django Reinhardt and his American Friends, EMI 1937-39
Benny Goodman Carnegie Hall Concert 1938, Philips
Jay McShann: Kansas City Memories, Brunswick, 1941-43
Lionel Hampton: All American Award Concert, Brunswick, 1945

Bebop[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Al Haig, Jazz Will-O-The-Wisp, Esoteric 1954
J. J. Johnson: The Eminent Jay Jay Johnson, Blue Note 1952-54
Sonny Stitt: Stitt's Bits, Prestige 1950
Charlie Parker, The Complete Dean Benedetti Recordings, 1947/48, Mosaic
Charlie Parker: Bird - The Savoy Recordings (Master Takes), Savoy, 1944-48
Charlie Parker: Bird Lives - The Complete Dial Masters, Spotlite, 1946/47
Charlie Parker, The Quintet: Jazz at Massey Hall, Debut 1953
Bud Powell: The Amazing Bud Powell, Blue Note, 1949-53
Thelonious Monk: Genius of Modern Music, Blue Note, 1947
Fats Navarro: The Fabulous Fats Navarro, Blue Note, 1947-49
Dizzy Gillespie Orchestra: Ol' Man Rebop, His Master`s Voice, 1946-49
James Moody and his Band: Moody's Workshop, Prestige, 1954-55
Miles Davis, Miles Davis Vol. 2, Blue Note, 1953
Charlie Christian, Dizzy Gillespie, The Harlem Jazz Scene, Esoteric 1941
Verschiedene: The Be-Bop Era, RCA Victor 1946-50

Cool Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Miles Davis, Birth of the Cool, Capitol 1949/50
Lee Konitz: Very Cool, Columbia 1955
Jimmy Giuffre The Jimmy Giuffre 3, Atlantic 1956
Chet Baker: Chet Baker & Crew, Pacific Jazz 1956
Modern Jazz Quartet, One Never Knows, Atlantic 1957
Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker: Mulligan/Baker, 1951/52/65, Prestige
Shorty Rogers, The Swinging Mr. Rogers, Atlantic 1955
Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond: Blues in Time, Verve 1957
Chet Baker, Art Pepper: Playboys, Pacific Jazz 1956
The Jimmy Giuffre 3: Thesis, Verve 1961
Warne Marsh: Ne Plus Ultra, Revelation 1969
Jimmy Giuffre: Free Fall, Columbia 1962
Don Ellis ... How Time passes ..., Candid 1960
Verschiedene: Jazz Abstractions, Atlantic 1960 (Komposition von Gunther Schuller)
Dave Brubeck Quartet: Time Out, CBS 1959
Art Pepper: The Way it Was!, Contemporary 1956-60

Hard Bop[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane: Monk/Trane, Milestone 1957-58
Sonny Rollins Saxophone Colossus Prestige 1956
Miles Davis, Workin' with the Miles Davis Quintet, Prestige 1956
Thelonious Monk, Brilliant Corners, Riverside 1956
Clifford Brown, Max Roach, At Basin Street, EmArcy 1956
Art Blakey: A Night in Birdland, Blue Note 1954
Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers: Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers, Blue Note 1954
Cannonball Adderley Somethin' Else, Blue Note 1958
Johnny Griffin: Little Giant, Milestone 1958-62
Booker Ervin: That's It!, Candid 1961
John Coltrane, Giant Steps (Album), Atlantic 1959
Elmo Hope, Elmo Hope With Jimmy Bond And Frank Butler, Contemporary 1959
Freddie Hubbard, Hub-Tones, Blue Note 1962
Wes Montgomery, The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery, Riverside 1960
Dexter Gordon, Our Man in Paris, Blue Note 1963
Harold Land: The Fox, Hifijazz 1959
Tina Brooks: True Blue, Blue Note 1960

Früher Funk[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Jimmy Smith, The Sermon, Blue Note, 1957-58
Donald Byrd, The Cat Walk, Blue Note 1961
Johnny Griffin Orchestra: The Big Soul Band, Riverside 1960
Lee Morgan The Sidewinder, Blue Note 1964
Ray Charles Genius + Soul = Jazz, Impulse 1961 (Arrangiert von Quincy Jones)
The Jazz Crusaders: Freedom Sound, Pacific Jazz 1961
Bobby Timmons This Here is Bobby Timmons, Riverside 1960
Cannonball Adderley Quintett Mercy, Mercy, Mercy !, Capitol 1967

Mainstream[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Benny Carter: Further Definitions, Impulse 1961
Ruby Braff: Hear Me Talkin!, Black Lion/Polydor, 1967
Erroll Garner: Concert by the Sea, Columbia 1956
Coleman Hawkins: The Hawk Flies High, Riverside, 1957
Zoot Sims: One To Blow On, Meteor, 1956
Oscar Peterson Trio: Night Train, Verve 1962
Count Basie Orchestra: The Atomic Mr. Basie, Columbia 1957
Duke Ellington: Ellington at Newport, CBS 1956

Jazzgesang nach dem Krieg[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Mel Tormé: Lulu's Back In Town, Polydor, 1956
Leon Thomas: Spirits Known and Unknown, Flying Dutchman 1969
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross: Sing a Song of Basie, Impulse 1957
Ella Fitzgerald: Sings George and Ira Gershwin Song Book, Vol. 5, Verve 1959
Anita O'Day: Travelin Light, World 1961
Sarah Vaughan: Sassy Sings, SAGA 1946-47
Carmen McRae: Torchy!, Memoir 1955
Sheila Jordan: Portrait of Sheila, Blue Note 1962
Betty Carter: Look What I Got!, Polygram 1988

Free Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Ornette Coleman. Something Else!!!!, Contemporary 1958
Ornette Coleman: The Shape of Jazz to Come, Atlantic 1959
Ornette Coleman Double Quartet: Free Jazz, Atlantic 1960
George Russell: The Jazz Workshop,RCA Victor 1956
Charles Mingus Pithecanthropus Erectus
Cecil Taylor Quartet: Looking Ahead!, Contemporary 1958
Sun Ra Angels and Demons at Play, Saturn 1955-57
Sun Ra The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra, Vol. 2, ESP 1965
Lennie Tristano, Tadd Dameron: Crosscurrents, Affinity 1949
Joe Harriott Quintet: Free Form, Jazzland 1960
Art Ensemble of Chicago: People in Sorrow, Nessa 1969
John Coltrane: Ascension, Impulse 1965
Don Cherry: Symphony for Improvisers, Blue Note 1966
Eric Dolphy: Out to Lunch, Blue Note 1964
Anthony Braxton: Three Compositions of New Jazz, Delmark 1968
Albert Ayler Trio: Spiritual Unity, ESP 1964

Big Bands nach dem Bebop[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Carla Bley, Escalator over the Hill, J. C. O. A. /Virgin, 1968-71
Charlie Haden, Liberation Music Orchestra, Impulse 1969
Gil Evans Orchestra: Out of the Cool, Impulse 1960
Don Ellis Orchestra: Electric Bath, CBS 1968
Charles Mingus: The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady, Impulse 1963
Stan Kenton: New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm, Capitol 1952
Miles Davis: Porgy and Bess, CBS 1958

Modaler Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

John Coltrane: A Love Supreme, Impulse 1964
John Coltrane: My Favorite Things, Atlantic 1960
Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage, Blue Note 1965
Miles Davis: Kind of Blue, CBS 1959
Miles Davis: Milestones, CBS 1958
Pharoah Sanders: Jewels of Thought, Impulse 1969
McCoy Tyner: The Real McCoy, Blue Note 1967
Bill Evans Trio: Everybody Digs Bill Evans, Riverside 1958

Latin Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Stan Getz, Charlie Byrd: Jazz Samba, Verve 1962
Mongo Santamaria: Mongo, Fantasy 1959
Machito: The World's Greatest Latin Band, GNP Crescendo 1988
Chick Corea Return to Forever, ECM 1972
Tito Puente: In Puerto Rico, Tico 1960
Hermeto Pascoal: Slaves Mass, Warner Bros. 1976
Wayne Shorter: Native Dancer, Columbia 1975
Poncho Sanchez: Sonando, Concord Picante 1982

Fusion[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Miles Davis, Bitchs Brew, CBS 1969
Weather Report I Sing The Body Electric, CBS, 1971-72
Donald Byrd Black Byrd, Blue Note 1973
Mahavishnu Orchestra: The Inner Mounting Flame, CBS 1971
Herbie Mann Memphis Underground, Atlantic 1969
Randy Brecker u.a. Dreams: Dreams, CBS 1970
Herbie Hancock, Head Hunters, CBS 1973
Tony Williams Lifetime: Emergency!, Polydor 1969

In the tradition[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Dexter Gordon Homecoming, CBS 1976
Joe Henderson The State of the Tenor Vol. 2, Blue Note 1985
Woody Shaw: Lotus Flower, Enja 1982
Dirty Dozen Brass Band: Open Up (Watcha Gonna Do For The Rest Of Your Life?), Columbia 1991
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers: Keystone 3, Concord 1982
Philip Harper u.a., The Harper Brothers: Remembrance, PolyGram 1989
George Adams, Don Pullen Quartet: Live at the Village Vanguard, Soul Note 1983
Verschiedene (Bobby McFerrin, Wynton Marsalis u.a., Kool Jazz Festival 1982): The Young Lions, Elektra 1982
Chick Corea: Akoustic Band, GRP 1989
Diane Schuur: In Tribute, GRP 1992
Wynton Marsalis: Marsalis Standard Time, CBS 1986
Dianne Reeves: Dianne Reeves, Blue Note 1987
Joe Lovano: Landmarks, Blue Note 1990
29th Street Saxophone Quartet: Live, Red 1988
Dave Holland Quintet: The Razor's Edge, ECM 1987
Cassandra Wilson: Blue Skies, JMT 1988
Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Jack DeJohnette: Standards Live, ECM 1985
Geri Allen: Etudes, Soul Note 1987

Club Jazz[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Airto Moreira Samba De Flora, Montuno 1988
Pharoah Sanders, Journey to the One, Theresa 1980
Galliano: A Joyful Noise unto the Creator, Talkin Loud 1992
Funk Incorporated: Chicken Lickin', Prestige 1972
Gang Starr: Jazz Thing, CBS 1990
Willis Jackson: More Gravy, Prestige 1964
Public Enemy: Fear of a Black Planet, Def Jam 1989
Art Ensemble of Chicago: Les Stances a Sophie

Freebop & Funk[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Tuck Andress,Patti Catheart: Tuck and Patti, Love Warriors, Windham Hill Jazz 1989
John Scofield: Time on my Hands, Blue Note 1989
Tania Maria: Come with Me, Concord Picante 1982
Bobby McFerrin: Bobby McFerrin, Elektra 1982
Lester Bowie's Brass Fantasy: Avant Pop, ECM 1986
Miles Davis You're Under Arrest, CBS 1985
Michael Brecker: Michael Brecker, Impulse 1987
Marisa Monte: MAIS, World Pacific 1990
Gil Scott-Heron, Brian Jackson: From South Africa to South Carolina, Arista 1975
Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition: Album Album, ECM 1984
Pat Metheny, Ornette Coleman, Song X, Geffen 1985
Steve Coleman and Five Elements: On the Edge of Tomorrow, JMT 1986
Greg Osby Season of Renewal, JMT 1989
Gary Thomas The Kold Kage, JMT 1991
Tony Williams Angel Street, Blue Note 1988
Tim Berne Mutant Variations, Soul Note 1983
John Zorn Spy Vs Spy, Elektra 1988
Bill Frisell Band: Lookhout for Hope, ECM 1987

Worldbeat[Quelltext bearbeiten]

Bireli Lagrene Ensemble: Routes to Django, Jazzpoint 1980
Courtney Pine To The Eyes Of Creation, Island 1992
John Surman: Road To Sant Ives, ECM 1990
Willem Breuker Kollektief: De Klap Op De Vuurpijl, BVHAAST 1985
Julian Joseph, The Language of Truth, Eastwest 1991
Andy Sheppard: Soft on the Inside, Antilles 1989
Barbara Dennerlein: Hof Stuff, Enja 1990
Jan Garbarek, Keith Jarrett: Belonging, ECM 1974
Pinski Zoo (Jan Kopinski u.a.): Rare Breeds, JCR 1988
Mike Gibbs: The Only Chrone Waterfall Orchestra, Ah Um 1975
Once (Lee Konitz u.a.): Once, Incus 1987
Mike Westbrook: Citadel/Room 315, RCA 197 4
Loose Tubes, Open Letter, EG 1987
Toshiko Akiyoshi: Interlude, Concord 1987
Paul Bley Quartet: The Paul Bley Quartet, ECM 1987
Keith Tippett: Mujician, FMP 1981
Globe Unity Orchestra: Intergalactic Blow, JAPO/ECM 1982
Stan Tracey: Under Milk Wood, Steam 1965
Vagif Mustafa-Zadeh: Aspiration, East Wind Reocrds 1978
Zakir Hussain Making Music, ECM 1986
Phil Minton The Berlin Station, FMP 1984-86
Chris McGregor Brotherhood of Breath, RCA 1970-71
Salif Keita: Amen, Mango 1991
Sadao Watanabe: California Shower, Miracle 1978
Dollar Brand (Abdullah Ibrahim): African Space Program, Enja 1973
Verschiedene: The 80s/Document, Leo, 1980er Jahre (russischer Jazz, Ganelin-Trio u.a.)
Rabih Abou-Khalil: NAFAS, ECM 1988

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Ratliff: New York Times Essential Library Jazz : a critic's guide to the 100 most important recordings, 2002 (acento:

Original Dixieland Jazz Band, The Creators of Jazz (1917-1936, Avid), 2 CDs
King Oliver, The Quintessence (1923-1928, Fremaux), 2 CDs
Bessie Smith, The Essential Bessie Smith (1923-1933, Columbia Legacy)
Fletcher Henderson, A Study in Frustration: Thesaurus of Classic Jazz (1923-1938, Columbia Legacy), 3 CDs
Louis Armstrong, The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings (1925-1929, Columbia Legacy), 4 CDs
Jelly Roll Morton, Birth of the Hot: The Classic Chicago “Red Hot Peppers” Sessions 1926-27 (RCA Bluebird)
Bix Beiderbecke, Bix Beiderbecke, Volume 1: Singin’ the Blues (1927), Columbia
Duke Ellington, The OKeh Ellington (1927-1930, Columbia Legacy), 2 CDs
Louis Armstrong, The Complete RCA Victor Recordings (1930-1956, RCA/BMG), 4 CDs
Billie Holiday, Lady Day: The Best of Billie Holiday (1933-1945, Sony Legacy), 2 CDs
Benny Goodman, The Complete RCA Victor Small Group Recordings (1935-1939, RCA/BMG), 3 CDs
Count Basie, The Complete Decca Recordings (1937-1939, Decca/Universal), 3 CDs
Dizzy Gillespie, The Complete RCA Victor Recordings (1937-1949, RCA/BMG), 2 CDs
Lester Young, The “Kansas City” Sessions (1938-1944, Commodore)
Louis Jordan, Let the Good Times Roll: The Anthology 1938-1953 (Decca/MCA), 2 CDs
Chano Pozo, El Tambor de Cuba: Life and Music of the Legendary Cuban Conga Drummer (1939-1952, Tumbao), 3 CDs
Duke Ellington, The Blanton-Webster Band (1940-1942, RCA Bluebird/BMG), 3 CDs
John Kirby and his Orchestra, John Kirby and his Orchestra 1941-1943, (1941-1943, Classics)
James P. Johnson, The Original James P. Johnson: 1942-1945 Piano Solos (Smithsonian Folkways)
Coleman Hawkins, Coleman Hawkins 1943-1944 (1943-1944, Classics)
Dinah Washington, First Issue: The Dinah Washington Story (The Original Recordings) (1943-1961, Mercury/Universal)
Charlie Parker, The Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings 1944-1948 (Savoy/Atlantic), 8 CDs
Mary Lou Williams, Zodiac Suite (1945, Smithsonian Folkways)
Charles Mingus, Charles “Baron” Mingus, West Coast 1945-49 (Uptown)
Nat King Cole Trio: Live at the Circle Room (1946, Capitol)
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, The Tiffany Transcriptions, Vol. 3: Basin Street Blues (1946-1947, Rhino)
Thelonious Monk, Genius of Modern Music, Volume 1 (1947, Blue Note)
Charlie Parker, Charlie Parker with Strings: The Master Takes (1947-1952, Verve)
Django Reinhardt, Djangology 49 (1949, Bluebird/RCA)
Stan Kenton, New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm (1952, Capitol)
Gerry Mulligan, The Complete Pacific Jazz Recordings of the Gerry Mulligan Quartet with Chet Baker (1952-1957, Pacific Jazz/Capitol), 4 CDs
Dave Brubeck Quartet, Brubeck Time (1954, Columbia Legacy)
Sarah Vaughan, Sarah Vaughan (1954, Verve)
Clifford Brown, Max Roach, Clifford Brown and Max Roach (1954-1955, Verve)
Horace Silver, Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers (1954-1955, Blue Note)
Chet Baker, Chet in Paris: The Complete Barclay Recordings of Chet Baker, Volume 1 (1955, Emarcy/Polygram)
Erroll Garner, Concert by the Sea (1955, Columbia Legacy)
Herbie Nichols, The Art of Herbie Nichols (1955-1956, Blue Note)
Lennie Tristano, Lennie Tristano/The New Tristano (1955-1962, Atlantic/Rhino)
Ella Fitzgerald, The Cole Porter Songbook (1956, Verve), 2 CDs
Modern Jazz Quartet, Fontessa (1956, Atlantic Jazz)
Art Tatum, The Tatum Group Materpieces, Volume 8 (1956, Pablo/Fantasy)
Miles Davis, Miles Ahead (1957, Columbia/Legacy)
Billie Holiday, Songs for Distingué Lovers (1957, Verve)
Machito, Kenya (1957, Roulette/EMI)
Thelonious Monk, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk and John Coltrane (1957, Riverside/Fantasy)
Art Pepper, Art Pepper Meets the Rhythm Section (1957, Contemporary/Fantasy)
Sonny Rollins, Way Out West (1957, Riverside/Fantasy)
Count Basie, The Complete Atomic Basie (1957-1958, Capitol)
Sun Ra and his Arkestra, Jazz in Silhouette (1958, Evidence)
Ahmad Jamal Trio, Cross Country Tour: 1958-1961 (Chess/Universal), 2 CDs
Miles Davis, Kind of Blue (1959, Columbia/Legacy)
Charles Mingus, Blues and Roots (1959, Atlantic/Rhino)
Ornette Coleman, The Shape of Jazz to Come(1959-1960, Atlantic)
Miles Davis with John Coltrane and Sonny Stitt, In Stockholm 1960 Complete (1960, Dragon), 4 CDs
Eric Dolphy, Eric Dolphy at the Five Spot (1961, Prestige/Fantasy)
Bill Evans Trio, Sunday at the Village Vanguard (1961, Riverside/Fantasy)
Jimmy Giuffre 3, Jimmy Giuffre 3, 1961 (ECM), 2 CDs
Jeanne Lee, Ran Blake, The Newest Sound Around (1961, RCA/BMG)
Abbey Lincoln, Straight Ahead (1961, Candid)
Baby Face Willette, Face to Face (1961, Blue Note)
Duke Ellington, Money Jungle (1962, Blue Note)
Thelonious Monk, Monk Alone: The Complete Columbia Solo Studio Recordings, 1962-1968 (Columbia Legacy), 2 CDs
Stan Getz, João Gilberto, Getz/Gilberto (1963, Verve)
Dexter Gordon, Our Man in Paris (1963, Blue Note)
John Coltrane Quartet, Crescent (1964, Impulse!)
John Coltrane Quartet, A Love Supreme (1964, Impulse!/Universal)
Andrew Hill, Point of Departure (1964, Blue Note)
Wayne Shorter, Speak No Evil (1964, Blue Note)
Miles Davis, The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel 1965 (Columbia Legacy), 8 CDs
Herbie Hancock, Maiden Voyage (1965, Blue Note)
Moacir Santos, Coisas (1965, Forma)
Archie Shepp, Fire Music (1965, Impulse!/Universal)
Albert Ayler, Live in Greenwich Village: The Complete Impulse Recordings (1965-1967, Impulse!), 2 CDs
Duke Ellington, The Far East Suite-Special Mix (1966, RCA/Bluebird)
Roscoe Mitchell Sextet, Sound (1966, Delmark)
John Coltrane, Interstellar Space (1967, Impulse!)
McCoy Tyner, The Real McCoy (Album) (1967, Blue Note)
Jaki Byard, The Jaki Byard Experience (1968, Prestige/Fantasy)
Miles Davis, Get Up with It (1970-1974, Columbia Legacy), 2 CDs
Mahavishnu Orchestra, The Inner Mounting Flame (1971, Columbia/Legacy)
Eddie Palmieri And His Orchestra, Vámonos Pa’l Monte (1971, Tico)
Earl Hines, Earl Hines Plays Duke Ellington (1971-1975, New World), 2 CDs
Julius Hemphill, Dogon A.D. (1972, Mbari)
Pat Metheny, Bright Size Life (1975, ECM)
Evan Parker, Monoceros (1978, Chronoscope)
Betty Carter, The Audience with Betty Carter (1979, Verve)
Henry Threadgill Sextet, Just the Facts and Pass the Bucket (1983, About Time)
Wynton Marsalis, Live at Blues Alley (1986, Columbia)
Cecil Taylor, For Olim (1986, Soul Note)
Tommy Flanagan, Jazz Poet (1989, Timeless)
Keith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette, Tribute (1989, ECM), 2 CDs
Don Pullen, Random Thoughts (1990, Blue Note)
Cassandra Wilson, Blue Light ‘til Dawn (1993, Blue Note)
Steve Coleman and Five Elements, The Ascention to Light (1999, RCA/BMG)
Dave Holland Quintet, Prime Directive (1999, ECM)
John Lewis, Evolution (1999, Atlantic)
New Directions, New Directions (1999, Blue Note)
Charlie Haden, Nocturne (2000, Verve)
Jason Moran, Black Stars (2001, Blue Note)

Zusatzliste weitere 100 von Ratliff:

Coleman Hawkins, Coleman Hawkins: A Retrospective (1929-1963, Bluebird/RCA), 2 CDs
Bennie Moten, Bennie Moten 1930-1932 (Classics)
Fats Waller, Fats Waller 1931-1935 (Classics)
Casa Loma Orchestra, Casa Loma Stomp (1931-1937, Hep)
Roy Eldridge, Heckler’s Hop (1936-1939, Hep)
Artie Shaw, Self-Portrait (1936-1954, RCA/Bluebird), 5 CDs
Sidney Bechet, Sidney Bechet 1937-1938 (1937-1938, Classics)
Jelly Roll Morton, The Pearls (1938, Rounder)
Benny Goodman, James P. Johnson, Count Basie, et al., From Spirituals to Swing: The Legendary 1938 & 1939 Carnegie Hall Concerts (1938-1939, Vanguard), 3 CDs
Ella Fitzgerald, Something to Live For (1938-1966, Verve), 2 CDs (The Famous Carnegie Hall Concert 1938)
Charlie Christian, The Genius of the Electric Guitar (1939-1941, Columbia)
Art Tatum, God is in the House (1940-1941, High Note)
Nat King Cole, The Vocal Classics 1942-1946 (Capitol)
Lester Young, The Complete Aladdin Sessions (1942-1947, Blue Note), 2 CDs
Duke Ellington, Black, Brown and Beige (1944-1946, RCA/BMG), 3 CDs
Don Byas, Savoy Jam Party (1944-1946, Savoy), 2 CDs
Slim Gaillard, Laughing in Rhythm (1946-1954, Verve)
Claude Thornhill, The Transcription Performances 1947 (Hep)
Woody Herman, Keeper of the Flame (1948-1949, Capitol)
Bud Powell, Jazz Giant (1949-1950, Verve)
Stan Getz, The Complete Roost Recordings (1950-1954, Blue Note)
Machito and his Afro-Cubans, Carambola (1951, Tumbao)
Oscar Peterson, The Song is You (1952-1959, Verve)
Modern Jazz Quartet, Django (1953-1955, Fantasy)
Chet Baker, Let’s Get Lost: The Best of Chet Baker Sings (1953-1956, Capitol)
Elmo Hope, Trio and Quintet (1953-1957, Blue Note)
Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, A Night at Birdland Vol. 1/Vol. 2 (1954, Blue Note)
Louis Armstrong, The Great Chicago Concert 1956 (Sony Legacy), 2 CDs
Dinah Washington, The Swingin’ Miss D (1956, Verve)
Gunther Schuller, John Lewis, Jimmy Giuffre, J. J. Johnson, Charles Mingus, et al., The Birth of the Third Stream (1956-1957, Columbia)
Thelonious Monk, Monk’s Music (1957, Fantasy)
Sonny Rollins, A Night at the Village Vanguard (1957, Blue Note), 2 CDs
Sonny Clark, Cool Struttin’ (1958, Blue Note)
Miles Davis, Milestones (1958, Columbia)
Miles Davis, Porgy and Bess (1958, Columbia)
Cannonball Adderley, Somethin’ Else (1958, Blue Note)
Jimmy Giuffre Trio, The Western Suite (1958, Atlantic)
Ornette Coleman, Change of the Century (1959, Atlantic)
Harold Land, The Fox (1959, Fantasy)
Charles Mingus, Mingus Ah Um (1959, Columbia)
Tito Puente, Revolving Bandstand (1960, RCA)
Cecil Taylor, The World of Cecil Taylor (1960, Candid)
John Coltrane, Live at the Village Vanguard: The Master Takes (1961, Impulse!)
Lee Konitz, Motion (1961, Verve)
Jaki Byard, Out Front! (1961-1964, Fantasy)
Benny Carter, Further Definitions (1961-1966, Impulse!)
Paul Bley, The Complete Footloose (1962-1963, Savoy)
Grant Green, Idle Moments (1963, Blue Note)
Steve Lacy-Roswell Rudd Quartet, School Days (1963, Hat Art)
Charles Mingus, The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady (1963, Impulse!)
Lee Morgan, The Sidewinder(1963, Blue Note)
Horace Silver Quintet, Song for My Father (1963-1964, Blue Note)
Hasaan Ibn Ali, The Legendary Hasaan (1964, Atlantic)
Albert Ayler, Spiritual Unity (1964, ESP)
Eric Dolphy, Out to Lunch (1964, Blue Note)
Joe Henderson, Page One (1964, Blue Note)
Lucky Thompson, Lucky Strikes (1964, Fantasy)
Bobby Hutcherson, Dialogue (1965, Blue Note)
Wayne Shorter, Schizophrenia (1965, Blue Note)
Eddie Harris, Greater than the Sum of His Parts (1965-1968, 32 Jazz), 2 CDs
Frank Sinatra, Sinatra at the Sands with Count Basie & the Orchestra (1966, Capitol)
Anthony Braxton, For Alto (1968, Delmark)
Chick Corea, Now He Sings, Now He Sobs (1968, Blue Note)
Art Ensemble of Chicago, People in Sorrow (1969, Nessa)
Miles Davis, In a Silent Way (1969, Sony Legacy)
Miles Davis, Bitches Brew (1969, Sony Legacy), 2 CDs
Ornette Coleman, The Complete Science Fiction Sessions (1969-1971, Columbia Legacy), 2 CDs
Sunny Murray, Archie Shepp, Dave Burrell, Sun Ra, et al., Jazzactuel (1969-1971, Charly), 3 CDs
Duke Ellington, New Orleans Suite (1970, Atlantic)
Duke Ellington, The Afro-Eurasian Eclipse (1971, Fantasy)
Keith Jarrett, Facing You (1971, ECM)
Dave Holland, Conference of the Birds (1972, ECM)
Weather Report, I Sing the Body Electric (1972, Sony Legacy)
Keith Jarrett, Silence (1975, Impulse!)
Sarah Vaughan, How Long Has This Been Going On? (1978, Fantasy)
Air (Jazztrio), Air Lore (1979, RCA)
World Saxophone Quartet, W.S.Q. (1980, Black Saint)
Ran Blake, Suffield Gothic (1981, Soul Note)
James Blood Ulmer, Free Lancing (1981, Columbia)
Martial Solal, Bluesine (1983, Soul Note)
Wynton Marsalis, Black Codes (From the Underground), (1985, Columbia)
David Murray (Jazzmusiker), The Hill (1986, Black Saint)
Steve Lacy, Morning Joy (1986, Hat Art)
Steve Lacy Trio, The Window (1987, Soul Note)
Carmen McRae, Carmen Sings Monk (1988, RCA)
Cassandra Wilson, Blue Skies (1988, JMT)
Jerry González, Rumba Para Monk (1988-1989, Sunnyside)
Randy Weston, Portraits of Duke Ellington (1989, Verve)
Charles Gayle, Touchin’ on Trane (1991, FMP)
Stan Getz/Kenny Barron, People Time (1991, Emarcy/Universal)
Clusone 3, Soft Lights and Sweet Music (1993, Hat Art)
John Zorn and Masada, Alef (1994, Tzadik)
Andy Bey, Ballads, Blues & Bey (1996, Evidence)
Abbey Lincoln, Who Used to Dance (1996, Verve)
Greg Osby, Further Ado (1997, Blue Note)
Matthew Shipp “String” Trio, By the Law of Music (1997, Hat Art)
Cassandra Wilson, Traveling Miles (1997-1998, Blue Note)
Ethan Iverson Trio, The Minor Passions (1999, Fresh Sound)
Marcus Roberts, In Honor of Duke (1999, Columbia)
Danilo Pérez, Motherland (2000, Verve)

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Phil Schaap u.a., 2008:

Fats Waller, “Handful of Keys” (Proper, 2004; tracks recorded 1922-43).
King Oliver, “King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band: The Complete Set” (Challenge, 1997; tracks recorded 1923).
Louis Armstrong, “The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings” (Sony, 2006; tracks recorded 1925-29).
Louis Armstrong, “The Complete RCA Victor Recordings” (RCA, 2001; tracks recorded 1932-33 and 1946-47).
Louis Armstrong, “Louis Armstrong Plays W. C. Handy” (Columbia, 1954).
Fletcher Henderson, “Tidal Wave” (Verve, 1994; tracks recorded 1931-1934).
Bessie Smith, “The Essential Bessie Smith” (Sony, 1997; tracks recorded 1923-33).
Bix Beiderbecke, “The Bix Beiderbecke Story” (Proper, 2003; tracks recorded 1924-30).
Django Reinhardt, “The Classic Early Recordings in Chronological Order” (JSP, 2000; tracks recorded 1934-39).
Jelly Roll Morton, “Jelly Roll Morton: 1926-1930” (JSP, 2000).
Sidney Bechet, “The Sidney Bechet Story” (Proper, 2001; tracks recorded 1923-50).
Duke Ellington, “The OKeh Ellington” (Sony, 1991—tracks recorded 1927-31).
Duke Ellington, “Golden Greats” (Disky, 2002; tracks recorded 1927-48).
Duke Ellington, “Never No Lament: The Blanton-Webster Band” (RCA, 2003; tracks recorded 1940-42).
Duke Ellington, “Ellington at Newport 1956” (Sony, 1999).
Duke Ellington, “Money Jungle” (Blue Note Records, 1962).
Coleman Hawkins, “The Essential Sides Remastered, 1929-39” (JSP, 2006).
Coleman Hawkins, “The Bebop Years” (Proper, 2001; tracks recorded 1939-49).
Billie Holiday, “Lady Day: The Master Takes and Singles” (Sony, 2007; tracks recorded 1933-44).
Teddy Wilson, “The Noble Art of Teddy Wilson” (ASV Living Era, 2002; tracks recorded 1933-46).
Lester Young, “The Lester Young/Count Basie Sessions 1936-40” (Mosaic, 2008; available direct through Mosaic).
Lester Young, “Kansas City Swing” (Definitive, 2004; tracks recorded 1938-44).
Count Basie, “The Complete Decca Recordings” (Verve, 1992; tracks recorded 1937-39).
Count Basie, “The Complete Atomic Basie” (Blue Note, 1994; tracks recorded 1958).
Benny Goodman, “At Carnegie Hall—1938—Complete” (Columbia, 1999).
John Kirby Sextet, “Night Whispers: 1938-46” (Jazz Legends, 2005).
Chick Webb, “Stomping at the Savoy” (Proper, 2006; tracks recorded 1931-39).
Benny Carter, “3, 4, 5: The Verve Small Group Sessions” (Polygram, 1991; tracks recorded 1954).
Charlie Christian, “The Genius of the Electric Guitar” (Definitive, 2005; tracks recorded 1939-41).
James P. Johnson, “The Original James P. Johnson: 1942-1945 Piano Solos” (Smithsonian Folkways, 1996).
Nat King Cole Trio, “The Best of the Nat King Cole Trio: The Vocal Classics, Vol. 1, 1942-1946” (Blue Note, 1995).
Charlie Parker, “The Complete Savoy and Dial Sessions” (Uptown Jazz, 2005; tracks recorded 1944-48).
Charlie Parker, “Bird: The Complete Charlie Parker on Verve” (Polygram, 1988; tracks recorded 1946-54).
Charlie Parker, “Best of the Complete Live Performances on Savoy” (Savoy, 2002; tracks recorded 1948-49).
Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, “Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945” (Uptown Jazz, 2005).
Dizzy Gillespie, “The Complete RCA Victor Recordings, 1947-49” (RCA, 1995).
Thelonious Monk, “Genius of Modern Music, Vol. 1” (Blue Note, 2001; tracks recorded 1947).
Thelonious Monk, “Live at the It Club, 1964” (Sony, 1998).
Thelonious Monk, “Thelonious Monk with John Coltrane: The Complete 1957 Riverside Recordings” (Riverside, 2006).
Lennie Tristano, Warne Marsh, “Intuition” (Blue Note, 1996; tracks recorded 1949 and 1956).
Miles Davis, “The Complete Birth of the Cool” (Blue Note, 1998; tracks recorded 1948-50).
Miles Davis, “Bags' Groove” (Prestige, 1954).
Miles Davis, “Kind of Blue” (Sony, 1959).
Miles Davis, “Highlights from the Plugged Nickel” (Sony, 1995; tracks recorded 1965).
Miles Davis, “Bitches Brew” (Columbia, 1969).
Bud Powell, “The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1” (Blue Note, 2001; tracks recorded 1949-1951), Vol. 2 (Blue Note, 2001; tracks recorded 1953).
Gerry Mulligan, “The Original Quartet with Chet Baker” (Blue Note, 1998; tracks recorded 1952-53).
Modern Jazz Quartet, “Django” (Prestige, 1953).
Art Tatum, “The Best of the Pablo Solo Masterpieces” (Pablo, 2003; tracks recorded 1953-56).
Clifford Brown, Max Roach, “Clifford Brown & Max Roach” (EmArcy, 1954).
Sarah Vaughan, “Sarah Vaughan with Clifford Brown” (EmArcy, 1954).
Charles Mingus, “Mingus at the Bohemia (Debut, 1955).
Charles Mingus, “Mingus Ah Um” (Columbia, 1959).
Charles Mingus Sextet, “Cornell 1964” (Blue Note, 2007).
Ella Fitzgerald, “Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook” (Verve, 1956).
Sonny Rollins, “Saxophone Colossus” (Prestige, 1956).
Sonny Rollins, “Night at the Village Vanguard” (Blue Note, 1957).
Sonny Rollins and Coleman Hawkins, “Sonny Meets Hawk!” (RCA, 1963).
Tito Puente, “King of Kings: The Very Best of Tito Puente” (RCA, 2002; tracks recorded 1956-60).
Sun Ra, “Greatest Hits—Easy Listening for Intergalactic Travel” (Evidence, 2000; tracks recorded 1956-73).
Abbey Lincoln, “That’s Him” (Riverside, 1957).
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, “Moanin´” (Blue Note, 1958).
Ahmad Jamal Trio, “Cross Country Tour: 1958-1961” (Verve, 1998).
Dave Brubeck Quartet, “Time Out” (Sony, 1959).
Jimmy Witherspoon, “The ’Spoon Concerts” (Fantasy, 1989; tracks recorded 1959).
Ornette Coleman, “Beauty Is a Rare Thing: The Complete Atlantic Recordings” (Atlantic, 1993; tracks recorded 1959-61).
Ornette Coleman, “Dancing in Your Head” (Horizon, 1973).
Freddie Hubbard, “Open Sesame” (Blue Note, 1960).
Jimmy Smith, “Back at the Chicken Shack” (Blue Note, 2007; tracks recorded in 1960).
Dinah Washington, “First Issue: The Dinah Washington Story” (Polygram, 1993; tracks recorded 1943-61).
John Coltrane, “My Favorite Things” (Atlantic, 1960).
John Coltrane, “The Complete 1961 Village Vanguard Recordings” (GRP, 1997; tracks recorded 1961).
John Coltrane, “A Love Supreme” (Impulse!, 1964).
John Coltrane, “Ascension” (Impulse!, 1965).
Eric Dolphy, “Out There” (New Jazz, 1960).
Eric Dolphy, “Out to Lunch!” (Blue Note, 1964).
Bill Evans, “The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961” (Riverside, 2005) (Sunday at the Village Vanguard).
Jackie McLean, “A Fickle Sonance” (Blue Note, 1961).
Stan Getz, João Gilberto, “Getz/Gilberto” (Verve, 1963).
Dexter Gordon, “Our Man in Paris” (Blue Note, 1963).
Andrew Hill, “Smokestack” (Blue Note, 1963).
Lee Morgan, “The Sidewinder” (Blue Note, 1963).
Albert Ayler, “Spiritual Unity” (ESP, 1964).
Archie Shepp, “Four for Trane” (Impulse!, 1964).
Horace Silver, “Song for My Father” (Blue Note, 1964).
Wes Montgomery, “Smokin’ at the Half Note” (Verve, 2005; tracks recorded 1965).
Cecil Taylor, “Conquistador!” (Blue Note, 1966).
Betty Carter, “Betty Carter’s Finest Hour” (Verve, 2003; tracks recorded 1958-92).
Frank Sinatra, “Sinatra at the Sands with Count Basie & the Orchestra” (Reprise, 1966).
Frank Sinatra, “The Capitol Years” (Capitol, 1990; tracks recorded 1953-62).
Nina Simone, “Sugar in My Bowl: The Very Best of Nina Simone, 1967-1972” (RCA, 1998).
Pharoah Sanders, “Karma” (Impulse!, 1969).
Chick Corea, “Return to Forever” (ECM, 1972).
Keith Jarrett, “The Köln Concert, 1975” (ECM, 1999).
World Saxophone Quartet, “World Saxophone Quartet Plays Duke Ellington” (Nonesuch, 1986).
Charlie Haden, Hank Jones, “Steal Away” (Polygram, 1995).
Joshua Redman Quartet, “Spirit of the Moment: Live at the Village Vanguard” (Warner Bros., 1995).
Cassandra Wilson, “Traveling Miles” (Blue Note, 1999).
Wynton Marsalis Septet, “Live at the Village Vanguard” (Sony, 1999).
Bill Charlap Trio, “Live at the Village Vanguard” (Blue Note, 2007).

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