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- "Fats" Waller sings and swings
- "Greatest hits.", Vol. 2, (1941-1947)
- "Jazz Monterey"
- 'Round about midnight
- (You know it all) Smarty : fox trot
- ... And the walls came tumbling down
- 10 years hence
- 13th moon : Norman Simmons at the piano
- 15 years of Kansas City spirit : featuring the best of local rock, reggae, blues & jazz from 15 years of "The Midwest's best fest"
- 16 most requested songs
- 1937-38 jazz concert No. 2
- 1975 : the duets
- 1997 Chilliwack Dixieland Jazz Festival : 10th anniversary LIVE album
- 1st place
- 20 best of jazz
- 2x7=Pizzarelli
- 46th and 8th
- A Decade of jazz, Volume 1 (1939-1949)
- A Monday date: 1928
- A beautiful lady in blue : waltz
- A bench in the park : Un asiento en el parque : from the Universal production "The King of Jazz"
- A cure for the blues
- A day in the life
- A different kind of blues : an album of jazz
- A go go
- A great night in Harlem : to benefit the jazz musicians' emergency fund
- A heart of stone : fox trot
- A life in music
- A little Copenhagen night music
- A live jam session recorded at "The Haig"
- A look inside
- A love supreme
- A perfect match
- A popular concert, 1928-1932
- A portrait of Marian McPartland
- A tribute to Cannonball
- A tribute to Duke Ellington : We love you madly
- A tribute to Joni Mitchell
- A tribute to Mabel Mercer on the occasion of her 75th birthday
- A woman's place is in the groove
- A-sleepin' at the foot of the bed
- Abbey is blue
- Acid jazz, Collection one
- Adam
- African cookbook
- Afrique
- After dark
- After hours
- Ain't it a shame about Mame : f[ox] t[rot] : from the Paramount film "Rhythm on the river"
- Al Hirt "swingin' Dixie!" at Dan's Pier 600 in New Orleans
- Al Hirt his trumpet & dixieland orch. at Dan's Pier 600, vol. 3
- Al's Place
- Album album
- Alexander's ragtime band : (and one more for the road) : from "The sky's the limit" / [words by] Mercer ; [music by] Arlen
- Alfie
- All my life : from Republic picture "Laughing Irish eyes"
- All smiles
- All star road band, Vol. 2
- All star road band, [Vol. 1]
- Alone again
- Alone at the Palace
- Always Alive! : 1976-1986
- America the beautiful
- American classic
- American music
- An Evening with Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea
- An earful of music : from "Kid Millions"
- An evening wasted with Tom Lehrer
- An introduction to the world of Stan Getz
- An old saddle for sale : from "Suzy" / [words by] Adamson ; [music by] Donaldson
- And his mother called him Bill
- Angels in the architecture : an Editions EG compilation
- Animation
- Anita Sings for Oscar
- Another Monday date
- Anything goes! : The Dave Brubeck Quartet plays Cole Porter
- Anything your little heart desires ; : When you're over sixty and you feel like sweet sixteen
- Apogee
- Apollo presents Georgie Auld & orchestra
- Arabia
- Arcturus
- Arias on holiday
- Around the world!
- Art Blakey and his Jazz Messengers
- Art Blakey with the Original Jazz Messengers
- Art Hodes and his All Star Stompers
- Artie Shaw and his Gramercy five
- Artie Shaw and his orchestra
- Artistry in rhythm
- As long as there's music
- Ascension
- Ask me! : (because I'm so in love)
- At Storyville
- At the festival
- At work in Europe
- Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
- Aurora
- Authentic New Orleans jazz funeral
- Autumn leaves
- Avery "Kid" Howard and his band at Zion Hill Church, Performer
- Azimuth '85
- B.G., the small groups
- Back country suite
- Baldwin salutes Glenn Miller
- Ballin' the jack : fox trot
- Bandland
- Bap-tizum
- Barney Kessel plays Carmen
- Barrel house piano : eight authentic solos by acknowledged masters of the style
- Bashin' : The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith
- Basie & Zoot
- Basie boogie
- Basie's best
- Basie/Eckstine, Incorporated
- Be ba ba le ba boogie ; : Married man blues
- Be bop by Charlie Parker, Vol. 2
- Be my guest
- Bebop
- Bebop into cool
- Bebop revisited, Vol. 1
- Ben Bernie and his orchestra, 1925-34
- Ben Webster meets Don Byas
- Benny Carter-- 'live and well in Japan
- Benny Goodman Trio and Quartet, "Vol. II."
- Benny Goodman at Carnegie Hall, 1938 : complete
- Benny Goodman with Ben Pollack & his orchestra, 1926-31
- Bernstein conducts Bernstein
- Big boy : the jazz / blues instrumental sessions
- Big man's blues
- Big music on campus : excerpts from new albums for September 1960
- Bill Challis' The Goldkette project
- Bill Doggett, his organ and combo, Vol. 2
- Bill Evans Trio at the Montreux Jazz Festival
- Billie Holiday : rare West Coast recordings
- Billie Holiday at jazz at the Philharmonic
- Billie Holiday on Verve 1946-1959
- Billie's blues : the original recordings by Billie Holiday
- Bing in the thirties
- Bird and Diz
- Bird at the Roost : the complete Royal Roost performances, Vol. 1
- Bird calls, Vol. 2
- Birth of the cool, Vol. 2
- Bitches brew
- Biting the apple
- Bix Beiderbecke, Vol. I, Singin' the blues
- Bix and the Wolverine Orchestra Chicago, Volume 2
- Black pearls
- Blackstick
- Blame it on my youth
- Blue Barron and his Orchestra at the Meadowbrook
- Blue Jay sessions
- Blue Montreux
- Blue lights
- Blue soul
- Bluebyrd
- Blues alley jazz
- Blues and the boogie masters
- Blues at Carnegie Hall
- Blues attack
- Blues groove : Woody Herman and the swingin'herd
- Blues in the night : the early show, Vol. 1
- Blues line
- Blues up and down, vol. 1
- Bluesin & cruisin
- Bob Crosby in disco order, Volume 3
- Bob Wilber and the Scott Hamilton Quartet
- Bobbi Humphrey live at Montreux
- Bohemia after dark
- Bolivia
- Bostic rocks : Hits of the swing age
- Bottoms up
- Bouncin' with Dex
- Brazilian soul
- Breakfast dance and barbecue
- Breakthrough
- Bright size life
- Brilliant circles
- Bring it back
- Broadyway-- blues-- ballads
- Brooklyn
- Browne sugar
- Brubeck and Desmond at Wilshire-Ebell / Dave Brubeck Quartet
- Bud Freeman
- Bud Freeman All-Stars : featuring Shorty Baker
- Bud Powell Trio
- Buddy DeFranco plays Benny Goodman
- Buddy Rich at JATP
- Buddy Tate meets Dollar Brand
- Bush dance
- By myself
- By the river Sainte Marie : Por el rio Santa Maria
- By the sapphire sea : fox trot
- C'est si bon : Live in Tivoli
- Cab Calloway : best of the big bands
- Cab and Co
- Calling out loud
- Cannonball and Coltrane
- Caravan
- Careless love
- Carelessly : fox trot
- Carmen McRae sings Lover man and other Billie Holiday classics
- Carnegie Hall concert
- Carnegie Hall jazz concert
- Carnegie Hall, November 13, 1948
- Castle rock
- Cat food
- Cello again
- Central Avenue sounds : jazz in Los Angeles / (1921-1956)
- Chalumeau blue
- Change of the century
- Changes one
- Changes two
- Changing partners
- Channeling Harold
- Chantals way
- Chants : a Candomblé experience
- Chapel by the side of the road : Closing signatures, Disc 371 ;
- Chapter 1
- Charles Mingus
- Charles Neville
- Charley Christian at Minton's
- Charley, my boy : (Carlitos, hijo mio)
- Charli Persip and Gerry LaFurn's superband
- Charlie Christian
- Charlie Parker
- Charlie Parker on Verve 1946-1954
- Chavez Ravine
- Cherry
- Chet Baker introduces Johnny Pace
- Chew-chew-chew : (chew your bubble gum) : vocadance
- Chicago blues
- Chicago jazz album
- Chicago, the blues, today!, Vol. 3
- Circle in the round
- Classic tenors
- Classical/Jazz
- Claude Thornhill in disco order, Volume 5, February 5, 1942-July 24, 1942
- Clicquot
- Clifford Brown and Max Roach live at the Bee Hive
- Coast to coast
- Cohn on the saxophone
- Coincide
- Coleman Hawkins
- Collector's history of classic jazz
- Coltrane
- Coltrane live at Birdland
- Columbia's all new time-release capsules, Volume III
- Come dance with me
- Comin' on home
- Concert in the rain
- Concorde
- Connected
- Consciousness
- Conversations
- Cootie Williams and his orchestra
- Cornell concert
- Cosas sencillas
- Cosmic consciousness : Paul Horn in Kashmir
- Count Basie : Lester leaps in, Vol II, 1939-1940
- Count Basie : One o'clock jump, Vol. IV, 1941-1942
- Count Basie : The Count and the President, Vol. 1, 1936 and 1939
- Count Basie and his orchestra
- Count Basie and his orchestra, Vol. 2
- Count Basie and the Kansas City 7
- Count Basie swings and Joe Williams sings
- Count Basie, Vol. VI, 1946, 1950/1951 The Orchestra and the Octet
- Creative orchestra music 1976
- Crescent City soul : the sound of New Orleans, 1947-1974
- Crisscraft
- Cross-collateral
- Crystal gardens
- Cuban fire
- Cuber libre
- Dale's wail
- Dance music : ragtime, jazz & more
- Dance of the infidels
- Dancing on the water
- Dardanella
- Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring Paul Desmond
- Dave Brubeck Quartet featuring Paul Desmond
- Dave Brubeck Trio & Gerry Mulligan live at the Berlin Philharmonie
- Dead man blues
- Dearly beloved
- Dedications, Volume II
- Delirium, Volume 1, Brunswick Records 1925-1929
- Delphi 1 : solo piano improvisations
- Desafinado
- Desert night ; : Bess's boogie
- Dick Haymes sings
- Dick King and the Classic Swing Band puts you in the mood
- Dicky Wells in Paris
- Didn't we
- Different shades of blues
- Dinah jams
- Dixieland
- Dixieland jazz
- Dizzy Gillespie : the development of an American artist
- Dizzy Gillespie at Newport
- Dizzy Gillespie's Big 4
- Dizzy at the French Riviera
- Do it again!
- Do you wanna jump ...?
- Do your duty
- Doc Severinsen command performances
- Don Shirley
- Don't be afraid to tell your mother
- Double take
- Down with it! : Dave Mathews live
- Downtown
- Dragonfly
- Dream a little dream
- Dreamland
- Dreams
- Dreams
- Dreamstreet
- Drum suite
- Drummer man
- Drummin' the blues, Vol. III
- Duende
- Duet
- Duets
- Duets
- Duke Ellington
- Duke Ellington & his Orchestra, 1965-1972
- Duke Ellington 1938
- Duke Ellington 1939
- Duke Ellington 1940
- Duke Ellington at Tanglewood, July 15, 1956 ; : Volume 2
- Duke Ellington meets Coleman Hawkins
- Duke Ellington presents Ivie Anderson
- Early Art
- Easy to love
- Easy to remember
- Echoes of New Orleans
- Echoes of a friend
- Elegant gypsy
- Ella Fitzgerald sings The George and Ira Gershwin song book
- Ella at Duke's place
- Ella in Berlin
- Ella in Berlin : Mack the Knife
- Ellington at Newport
- Ellington suite
- Elvin Jones : the Impulse years
- Enigmatic ocean
- Eric Dolphy
- Erroll Garner
- Erroll Garner rhapsody
- Erroll Garner's cocktail time
- Erroll Garner, Wardell Gray, Barney Kessel, Gerald Wiggins
- Euphoria
- European impressions
- European quartet live
- Ev'rything's been done before : from "Reckless"
- Evenin' blues
- Eventide
- Every breath I take
- Excerpts from great new releases from the sound Capitol of the world, May 1963
- Excerpts from new albums for April, 1959 : Sounds unlimited
- Excerpts from new albums for Jan., 1959 : sounds unlimited
- Excerpts from new albums for Nov., 1958 : International festival of music for radio-TV program use
- Excerpts from new albums fro May 1959 : What's new?
- Experience and judgment
- Explorations
- Expression
- Facets : the legend of Leon Thomas
- Fancy pants
- Fascination
- Fat girl
- Father Knickerbopper
- Feelin' high and happy
- Fill the air with music, Jazz
- Filles de Kilimanjaro
- Film noir
- Firehouse Five Plus Two goes to sea, Vol. 6
- Fireworks!
- First chair
- First flight
- Flight for four
- Flight to Denmark
- Floating
- Fluid rustle
- Focus
- Foolin' myself
- For members only
- For the "King of Swing"
- Forever's a long, long time
- Four decades of jazz : a musical history of Xanadu
- Frank D'Rone sings
- Frankie Masters and his orchestra, 1940-1942
- Freddy Keppard with Doc Cook Erskine Tate 1923-28
- Free fall
- Freeflight
- From our memory bank
- From paradise (Small's) to Shangri-la
- From sea to sky
- From spirituals to swing
- From the belly of Abraham
- From the heart
- From the heart
- From the heart
- From the very beginning
- From this moment on : the songs of Cole Porter
- Fuego
- Full circle
- Full circle
- Fun with Mae Barnes
- Funkia
- Further definitions
- Future talk
- Gal with a horn
- Garnering
- Gateway 2
- Genius + soul : jazz
- Genius + soul = jazz
- Genius loves company
- Genrealization
- Gentle rain
- George Barnes Octette
- George Lewis and his New Orleans Stompers, Volume 4
- George Shearing
- George Wallington and his band
- George Wein & the Newport All-Stars
- George Wein's Newport All-Stars
- Georgia rockin' chair : fox trot
- Gerry Mulligan
- Gerry Mulligan
- Gerry Mulligan
- Gerry Mulligan 1955-1956
- Gerry Mulligan Quartet
- Gerry Mulligan Quartet ; : [and], Chubby Jackson Big Band with Gerry Mulligan
- Gerry Mulligan in Paris
- Gerry Mulligan live in Stockholm 1957
- Gerry Mulligan meets Ben Webster
- Gerry Mulligan meets Johnny Hodges
- Gerry Mulligan presents a concert in jazz
- Gerry Mulligan, Astor Piazzolla
- Gerry meets Hamp
- Gershwin live!
- Gertrude "Ma" Rainey
- Get out of town
- Getz meets Mulligan in hi-fi
- Giant stride : Donald Lambert at the piano
- Gil Mellé Quartet, Volume 3
- Gil Mellé Quintet, Volume 4
- Giselle
- Glenn Miller plays selections from The Glenn Miller story, and other hits
- Gliss me again
- Go 'long, mule : Mulo trotar
- Go west man!
- Good news from Africa
- Grandview High School Jazz Ensemble
- Grant takes rhythm
- Gravity
- Great American songwriters, Vol. 5, Duke Ellington & Billy Strayhorn
- Great Scott!!
- Great encounters
- Greatest hits
- Greenwich Village jazz
- Greetings from Gumboville
- Groovin' at Smalls' Paradise, Vol. 2
- Guitar forms
- Gypsy
- Hampton Hawes Trio
- Hard bop
- Harps and angels
- Harry James -- Mr. Trumpet
- Hartman sings Trane's favorites
- Havana/New York : The historic U.S.-Cuban musical exchange of 1977
- Have no fear "Big" Joe Turner is here
- Hawthorne nights
- He sings and swings
- He's a real gone guy : from the Latin-American song "No te importe saber" / [words by] Mitchell Parish ; [music by] René Touzet
- He's our Al : (East side, west side, all around the town) / [music by] Lawlor ; [words by] Blake
- Heaven
- Helen
- Helen Humes and the Muse All Stars
- Hello Herbie
- Hello, Dolly!
- Henry "Red" Allen