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Jazz Auction List.Xlsx THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST. THE AUCTION CLOSES ON OCTOBER 22nd, 2010. SEE THE ATTACHED DOCUMENT FOR COMPLETE EXPLANATIONS REGARDING THE LABEL, COVER AND GRADING CODES IN THE TWO RIGHT COLUMNS FOR EACH RECORD LISTED! 12" INSTRUMENTAL LPs ****************************** 1 Abdul-Malik, Ahmed East Meets West RCA LSP-2015 2 Adams, Pepper The Master (w/ Flanagan) Muse 5213 3 Adams, Pepper Urban Dreams PAJ 8009 4 Adderley, Cannonball Big Man (2 LPs) Fantasy F-79006 5 Adderley, Cannonball Cannonball & Coltrane Limelight LS-86009 6 Adderley, Cannonball Domination (w/ Oliver Nelson) Capitol ST-2203 7 Adderley, Cannonball Fiddler on the Roof Capitol 11008 8 Adderley, Cannonball Know What I Mean? (w/ B. Evans) Riverside 433 9 Adderley, Cannonball Lovers Fantasy 9505 10 Adderley, Cannonball Somethin' Else (w/ Miles Davis) Blue Note 81595 11 Adderley, Cannonball Them Dirty Blues (w/ Nat) Riverside 12-322 12 Adderley, Nat That’s' Nat (w/ Hank Jones) Savoy MG-12021 13 Albam, Manny Brass on Fire Solid State SM 17000 14 Albam, Manny Jazz Goes to the Movies Impulse A-19 15 Albany, Joe Proto-Bopper Revelation 16 16 Albany, Joe Right Combination (w/ Marsh) Riverside 12-270 17 Alexander, Harold Sunshine Man Dutchman FD 10145 18 Alexander, Monty Love and Sunshine MPS/BASF G22620 19 Alexander, Monty Zing! RCA LSP-3930 20 Allison, Mose Hello There Universe Atlantic 1550 21 Allison, Mose Young Man Mose Prestige 7137 22 Alto Altitude - Pete Brown, Johnny Hodges, Marshall Royal… Emarcy MG-36018 23 Altschul, Barry Vitrtuosi (w/ Paul Bley) Improv. Artitsts 373844 24 Americans in Europe - Powell, Geller, Clarke, Sulieman Impulse A-36 25 Ammons, Gene Ammons (w/ McLin, Griffin) Chess CHV-414 26 Ammons, Gene Nice & Cool Status ST-18 27 Ammons, Gene Soul Summit (w/ Stitt, McDuff) Prestige 7234 28 Ammons, Gene The Big Sound (w/ Coltrane) Prestige 7132 29 Ammons, Gene Twisting the Jug Prestige 7238 30 Ammons, Gene Up Tight (w/ Barretto) Prestige 7207 31 Armstrong, Louis Ambassador Satch Columbia CL 840 32 Armstrong, Louis An Early Portrait Milestone 2010 33 Armstrong, Louis Louis Armstrong: 1923 Riverside 12-122 34 Armstrong, Louis Louis Under the Stars Verve MGVS-6044 35 Armstrong, Louis Satchmo At Symphony Hall V2 Decca DL 8038 36 Armstrong, Louis Town Hall Concert Plus RCA LPM-1443 37 Art Ensemble of Chicago Ancient to the Future DIW 8014 38 Art Ensemble of Chicago Art Ensemble of Chicago Prestige 10049 39 Art Ensemble of Chicago Certain Blacks Inner City 1004 40 Ashby, Dorothy Jazz Harpist Savoy 12212 41 Ashby, Dorothy Soft Winds (w/ Terry Pollard) Jazzland 961 42 Ashby, Irving Memoirs (w/ Jimmy Rowles) Accent ACS-5091 43 Axelrod, David Marchin' MCA 3199 44 Ayler, Albert Bells (colored vinyl) ESP 1010 45 Bagley, Don Jazz on the Rocks Regent 6061 46 Baker, Chet Baker & Lee Konitz in Concert India Nav. 1052 47 Baker, Chet Chet Baker & Strings Columbia CL 549 48 Baker, Chet Chet Baker Sings Pacific Jazz 1222 49 Baker, Chet Into My Life World Pacific 21858 50 Baker, Chet Jazz at Ann Arbor Pacific Jazz 1203 51 Baker, Chet The Improviser Cadence CJR 1019 52 Baker, Chet With Fifty Italian Strings Jazzland 921S 53 Barnes, George Guitars Galore Wing SRW 16393 54 Barron, Bill Variations in Blue Muse 5306 55 Barron, Kenny Two as One RED 214 56 Bartok, Bella Sonata For Two Pianos & Percussion Dial 1 57 Basie, Count Dance Session (DSM cover) Clef MGC-626 58 Bean, Billy The Trio (w/ Walter Norris) Riverside 380 59 Beau, Heinie Moviesville Jazz (autographed) Coral CRL-57247 60 Bechet, Sidney Giant of Jazz Vol 1 Blue Note 81203 61 Bechet, Sidney Haitian Moods Stinson SLPS-46 62 Bechet, Sidney Jazz Classics Vol 2 Blue Note 1202 63 Bechet, Sidney Sidney Bechet Vol 2 Blue Note 1204 64 Bechet, Sidney Young Ideas (w/ Martial Solal) World Pacific 1236 65 Bell, Charles C. Bell Contemporary Jazz Quartet Columbia CS 8382 66 Belletto, Al Sounds and Songs Capitol T 6514 67 Bellson, Louis The Mighty Two (w/ Krupa) Roulette R-52098 68 Bittova' & Fajt Bittova' & Fajt Panton 81-0795-1311 69 Blakey, Art Africaine (w/ Shorter, Morgan) Blue Note LT-1088 70 Blakey, Art Drum Suite (w/ McLean) Columbia CL 1002 71 Blakey, Art Holiday for Skins V1 Blue Note 84004 72 Blakey, Art Indestructible (w/ Morgan, Shorter) Blue Note 84193 73 Blakey, Art Jazz Messengers (w/ Mobley, Silver) Columbia CL 897 74 Blakey, Art Les Liaisons Dangereuses Epic LA-16022 75 Blakey, Art Like Someone in Love BlueNote 84245 76 Blakey, Art Live Messengers (2 LPs unrlds trks) Blue Note BNLA-473 77 Blakey, Art Night in Tunisia (w/ Morgan, Shorter) Blue Note 4049 78 Blakey, Art Witch Doctor (w/ Morgan, Shorter) Blue Note 84258 79 Bley, Paul Paul Bley Quintet ESP 1008 80 Bonnemere, Eddie Piano Bon Bons By Bonnemere Roost 2236 81 Booker T & M.G.s McElmore Avenue Stax 2027 82 Boulou Jazz / Left Bank 4 Corners FCL-4234 83 Bowie, Lester The Great Pretender ECM 1-1209 84 Braff, Ruby Ruby Braff (w/ Dave McKenna) ABC-Paramount 141 85 Braith, George Soulstream (w/ Grant Green) Blue Note 84161 86 Braxton, Anthony Anthony Braxton (Actuel 15) BYG 529.315 87 Brignola, Nick New York Bound (w/ Bishop) Interplay 7719 88 Brock, Herbie Solo Savoy MG-12066 89 Brookmeyer, Bob Brookmeyer and Friends (w/ Getz) Columbia CL 2237 90 Brown, Clifford All Star Jams 2 (unrlsd trks) Emarcy 195J 91 Brown, Clifford Best Coast Jazz (w/ Roach, Geller) Emarcy MG-36039 92 Brown, Clifford Memorial Album Prestige 16008 93 Brown, Marion Geechee Recollections Impulse AS-9252 94 Brown, Odell Mellow Yellow Cadet 788 95 Brown, Ray All Star Big Band (w/ Cannonball) Verve V-8444 96 Brown, Ray Bass Hit! Verve MGV-8022 97 Brown, Ray / Milt Jackson Ray Brown / Milt Jackson Verve V-8615 98 Brubeck, Dave Brubeck Desmond Fantasy 3-229 99 Brubeck, Dave Compadres (w/ Gerry Mulligan) Columbia CS 9704 100 Brubeck, Dave Dave Brubeck Trio Fantasy 3205 101 Brubeck, Dave Jackpot (w/ Desmond) Columbia CS 9512 102 Brubeck, Dave Jazz Impressions of Eurasia Columbia CS 8058 103 Brubeck, Dave Jazz Red Hot & Cool (w/ Desmond) Columbia CL 699 104 Brubeck, Dave Re-Union (w/ Desmond, Van Kriedt) Fantasy 3268 (red wax) 105 Brubeck, Dave Time Out (w/ Desmond) Columbia CS 8192 106 Brubeck, Dave Two Knights at Blackhawk (Desmond) Fantasy 8081 107 Bryant, Bobby Earth Dance World Pac. Jazz 20154 108 Bryant, Ray Alone at Montreux Atlantic 1626 109 Bryant, Ray Dancing the Big Twist Columbia CL 1746 110 Bryant, Ray Little Susie Columbia CL 1449 111 Bryant, Ray Ray Bryant Trio Prestige/Status 8227 112 Bryant, Ray Take a Bryant Step Cadet 801 113 Burns, Ralph Where There's Burns, There's Fire Warwick 5001 114 Burrell, Kenny A Night at the Vanguard Argo 655 115 Burrell, Kenny Midnight Blue (w/ Turrentine) Blue Note 4123 116 Burrell, Kenny Tender Gender Cadet 772 117 Burrell, Kenny Weaver of Dreams Columbia CL 1703 118 Burton, Gary Time Machine RCA LSP-3642 119 Byrd, Charlie At the Village Vanguard Riverside 9452 120 Byrd, Charlie Byrd Song Riverside 481 121 Byrd, Charlie Jazz Recital Savoy MG-12099 122 Byrd, Donald Byrd in Hand (w/ Rouse, Adams) Blue Note 84019 123 Byrd, Donald Free Form (w/ Shorter, Hancock) Blue Note 84118 124 Byrd, Donald Getting Down to Business Landmark 1523 125 Byrd, Donald Mustang (w/ Mobley, Red) Blue Note 84238 126 Byrd, Donald Royal Flush (w/ Pepper Adams) Blue Note 4101 127 Caliman, Hadley Projecting Catalyst 7604 128 Carn, Doug Spirit of the New Land Black Jazz BJQD/8 129 Carter, Benny Additions to Further Definitions Impulse A-9116 130 Carter, Benny Alone Together Verve MGV-8148 131 Carter, Benny Fabulous Benny Carter Band Audio Lab 1505 132 Carter, Benny Further Definitions Impulse A-12 133 Carter, Benny Moonlgow (w/ Peterson, Ellis, Rich) Verve MGV-2025 134 Castro, Joe Groove Funk Soul (w/ Teddy Edwards) Atlantic 1324 135 Cavanaugh, Page Cavanaugh Carries the Torch Era EL-20007 136 Cavanaugh, Page Swingin' Down the Road From Paris… Capitol T-1001 137 Charles, Teddy Coolin' (w/ John Jenkins) New Jazz 8216 138 Charles, Teddy Russia Goes Jazz (w/ Dolphy, Zoot) United Artists UAL 3365 139 Chase Chase Epic E 30472 140 Cherry, Don Art Deco (w/ James Clay, Haden) A&M 5258 141 Cherry, Don Symphony for Improvisers Blue Note 84247 142 Cherry, Don Where is Brooklyn (w/ Sanders) BlueNote 84311 143 Christian, Charlie Charlie Christian Columbia CL 652 144 Christlieb, Pete Going My Way Bosco 2 145 Clarinet New Orleans Style - Ray Burke, Pinky Vidacovich Southland 227 146 Clarke / Boland Band Latin Kaleidoscope (w/ Shihab) Prestige 7760 147 Clarke / Boland Band Now Hear Our Meanin' (w/ Shihab) Columbia CS 9114 148 Clarke, Kenny Kenny Clarke Savoy MG-12006 149 Clarke, Kenny Kenny Clarke & Ernie Wilkins Savoy MG-12007 150 Clay, James, D. Newman Sound of the Wide Open Spaces Riverside 1178 151 Cleveland, Jimmy Rhythm Crazy (w/ Hank Jones) Emarcy SRE-66003 152 Cobb, Arnett Smooth Sailing Prestige 7184 153 Cohn, Al Al Cohn's Tones Savoy MG 12048 154 Cohn, Al Cohn on the Saxophone Dawn 1110 155 Cohn, Al & Zoot Sims Body & Soul Muse 5016 156 Cole, Cozy Concerto for Cozy Savoy MG 14010 157 Cole, Cozy Cozy Cole / J. McPartland Grand Award 33-334 158 Cole, Cozy Hot and Cozy (w/ Hot Lips Page) Continental 16007 159 Cole, Cozy It's a Rockin' Thing Columbia CS 9353 160 Cole, Nat King After Midnight Capitol W 782 161 Coleman, Bill Together at Last (w/ Buddy Tate) EMI/Pathe 240-863 162 Coleman, Ornette Empty Foxhole Blue Note 84246 163 Coleman, Ornette Love Call Blue Note 84356 164 Coleman, Ornette Ornette on Tenor Atlantic 1394 165 Coleman, Ornette Tomorrow is the Question! Contemporary S7569 166 Coleman, Ornette Virgin Beauty Portrait 44301 167 Collette, Buddy Bossa Nova (w/ Howard Roberts) Crown
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