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June 4, 2010 1 Official released material in my Collection. june 4, 2010 1 Abercrombie, John Night LP 1984 2 Abercrombie, John Live at the Village vangueard DVD 1984 3 Acony, George Guitars On The Move LP 1983 4 Air Air LP 1971 5 Akkerman, Jan 3 LP 1980 6 Alessi Brothers All for a Reason LP 1978 7 Allison, Luther Night Life LP 1976 8 Ambrosetti Sextet, Franco Wings LP 1983 9 Ambrosetti, Franco Tentets LP 1985 10 Arista All Stars Blue Montreux LP 1978 11 Arista All Stars Blue Montreux 2 LP 1978 12 Artful Dodger Babes On Broadway LP 1977 13 Ashford & Simpson Solid LP 1984 14 Austin, Patti Havana Candy LP 1977 15 Austin, Patti Live at the Bottom Line LP/CD 1979 16 Austin, Patti Body Language LP 1980 17 Austin, Patti Gettin' Away With Murder LP 1985 18 Austin, Patti Real Me LP 1988 19 Austin, Patti In My Life LP 1983 20 Austin, Patti End Of A Rainbow LP 1976 21 Average White Band AWB LP 1974 22 Average White Band Soul Searching LP 1976 23 Average White Band Warmer Communications LP 1978 24 Average White Band Feel No Fret LP 1979 25 Baby Grand Baby Grand LP 1978 26 Bad News Travels Fast Ordinary Man LP 1979 27 Bad News Travels Fast Look Out LP 1979 28 Bailey, Victor Bottom's Up CD 1977 29 Baker, Chet You Can't Go Home Again CD 1977 30 Barrabas Watch-Out CD 1975 31 Basile, John Frankly Speaking CD 1993 32 Bazuka Dynomite CD 1975 33 Beacco, Marc Tomato Soup CD 1999 34 Beacco, Marc Scampi Fritti CD 1994 35 Bear, Richard T Red Hot & Blue LP 1979 36 Beard, Jim Song of the Sun CD 1990 37 Beatnik Rebel Science Featuring Tony Verderosa CD 1987 38 Beck, Joe Watch The Time LP 1977 39 Beck, Joe Joe Beck and Friends CD 1985 40 Belle, Regina Stay With Me CD 1989 41 Bellson, Louie And His Big bnad DVD 1983 42 Benson, George Cast Your Ftae to The Wind LP 1975 43 Benson, George In Your Eyes LP 1978 44 Benson, George Pacific Fire LP 1983 45 Beatle Jazz With A Little Help From My Friends CD 2005 46 Benoit, David Here's to you Charlie Brown: 50 great Years CD 2000 47 Berger, Michel Ca Ne Tient Pas Debout CD 1990 48 Berger, Michel Differences CD 1985 49 Berger, Michel Voyou CD 1983 50 Bernsen, Randy Mo' Wasabi CD 1986 51 BFD BFD CD 1994 52 Big Phat Band XXL Big Phat Band XXL CD 2003 53 Black Heat Keeep On Runnin LP 1975 54 Black Kight Orchestra This Time LP 1979 55 Blenzig, Charles Say What You Mean CD 1983 56 Bliss, Peter Peter Bliss LP 1977 57 Blue Öyster Cult Agents of Fortune LP 1976 58 Bofill, Angela Angie CD 1978 59 Bolton, Michael Soul Provider LP 1989 60 Bona, Richard Reverence CD 2001 61 Bona, Richard Scenes from My Life CD 1999 62 Borderline The Second Album CD 1973 63 Botti, Chris First Wish CD 1995 64 Brackeen, Joanne Tring-A-Ling LP/CD 1977 65 Bramblett, Randall That Other Mile LP 1975 66 Brazilian Nights feat. Romero Lubambo Rio Wave CD 2005 67 Brecker Bros. Artists and interviews. A college radio sampler LP 1978 68 Brecker Bros. East River Single 1977 69 Brecker Bros. Sneakin'Up Behind You/Some Skunk Funk (Spain) Single 1976 70 Brecker Bros. Don't Stop the Music (Que no pare la musica) Single (Spain) 1977 71 Brecker Bros. If you wanna Boogie…Forget it Single 1976 72 Brecker Bros. Not Tonight Single 1980 73 Brecker Bros. Sneakin'Up Behind You Single 1975 74 Brecker Bros. Disco Special (33 RPM) 12" 1977 75 Brecker Bros. East River/Funky Sea Funky Dew Single 1978 76 Brecker Bros. Big Idea 45 rpm (3 tracks) 12" 1992 77 Brecker Bros. Big Idea 33 rpm (5 tracks) 12" 1992 78 Brecker Bros Big Idea (CD single) CD Single 1992 79 Brecker Bros. The Brecker Brothers Live CD 1992 80 Brecker Bros. Brecker Bros. LP/CD/8-Track 1975 81 Brecker Bros. Brecker Bros. Collection, Vol. 1 CD 0 82 Brecker Bros. The very Best of The Brecker Brothers CD 2006 83 Brecker Bros. Back to Back LP/CD/8-Track 1976 84 Brecker Bros. Don't Stop the Music LP/CD 1977 85 Brecker Bros. Heavy Metal Be-Bop LP/CD 1978 86 Brecker Bros. Straphangin' LP/CD 1980 87 Brecker Bros. Detente LP/CD 1979 88 Brecker Bros. African Skies, Secret Heart, Slang Promo CD 1994 89 Brecker Bros Return of the Brecker Brothers LaserDisc 1993 90 Brecker Bros. Return of the Brecker Brothers CD 1992 91 Brecker Bros. Out of the Loop CD 1994 92 Brecker Bros. Snerakin' Up Behind You 12" 2001 93 Brecker & Bob Mintzer, Michael Two T's CD 1993 94 Brecker, Michael Pilgrimage CD 2007 95 Brecker, Michael Wide Angles CD 2003 96 Brecker, Michael Now You See It, CDLP 1990 97 Brecker, Michael Tales From he Hudson CD 1996 98 Brecker, Michael Don't Try This At Home CD 1988 99 Brecker, Michael Michael Brecker LP/CD 1987 100 Brecker, Michael Two Blocks From the Edge CD 1988 101 Brecker, Michael Nearness of you CD 2001 102 Brecker, Michael The Best of CD 2007 103 Brecker, Michael - Pat Metheny Interv. Brecker & Metheny on Nearness of You CD 2001 104 Brecker, Michael Time is of the Essence CD 1999 105 Brecker, Michael Gossip CD 1993 106 Brecker and more, Michael Select saxophone workshop 1989 CD 1989 107 Brecker, Michael The Cost Of Living CD 1994 108 Brecker, Randy Amanda LP/CD 1985 109 Brecker, Randy Score LP/CD 1969 110 Brecker, Randy Toe to Toe CD 1990 111 Brecker, Randy Hanging in the City CD 2001 112 Brecker, Randy 34th N Lex CD 2003 113 Brecker with Michael Brecker, Randy Some Skunk Funk CD/DVD 2003 114 Brickell, Edie Picture perfect Morning CD 1994 115 Bronner, Till Midnight CD 1995 116 Brooklyn Dreams Sleepless Nights LP 1979 117 Brown, Dean Here CD 2000 118 Brown, James Get on the Good Foot CD 1972 119 Brown, Peter Back To The Front LP 1983 120 Browne, Tom Browne Sugar CD 1979 121 Brubeck, Darius Chaplin's Back LP 1970 122 Brubeck, Dave Young Lions & Old Tigers CD 1995 123 Buari Disco Soccer LP 1979 124 Buchanan, Roy Street Called Straight LP 1976 125 Buddy Love Sheila Single 1980 126 Bullock, Hiram Give It What U Got LP 1987 127 Burton, Gary Times Like These CD 1988 128 Butler, Jonathan Deliverance CD 1990 129 Butler, Jonathan Head To Head CD 1994 130 Calderazzo, Joey In the Door CD 1991 131 Calello Orchestra, Charlie Calello Serenade LP 1979 132 Calypso For Africa Now Is The Time 12" 1986 133 Cameo Word Up! CD 1986 134 Cameo Machisimo LP 1988 135 Cardona, Milton Cambucha (Carmen) CD 1999 136 Carillo Street Dreams LP 1979 137 Carlton, Larry Friends LP 1983 138 Carter, Ron Anything Goes LP 1975 139 Carter, Ron Yellow & Green CD 1976 140 Cavaliere, Felix Destiny LP 1975 141 Celtic Tales Pas An Dour CD 2000 142 Chambers, Dennis Outbreak CD 2002 143 Cherry, Don Hear & Now LP 1977 144 Chesky, David Rush Hour LP 1980 145 Chic Take It Off LP 1981 146 Chindamo, Joe Reflected Journey CD 1997 147 Cion, Sarah Jane Summer Night CD 2001 148 Circus Wonderful Music LP 1980 149 Clapton, Eric August LP 1986 150 Clayton-Thomas, David Clayton LP 1978 151 Coalkitchen Thirsty or Not... Choose Your Flavour LP 1977 152 Cobb, Jimmy Yesterdays CD 2003 153 Cobham, Billy Crosswinds LP 1974 154 Cobham, Billy Total Eclipse LP 1974 155 Cobham, Billy Shabazz LP 1975 156 Cobham, Billy Funky Thide of Sings LP 1975 157 Cobham, Billy Inner Conflicts LP 1977 158 Collins Bootsy's Rubber Band Ah, The Name is Bootsy baby CD 1977 159 Colina, Michael Shadow Of Urbano LP 1988 160 Colina, Michael Rituals CD 1990 161 Colombier, Michel Michel Colombier LP 1979 162 Connor, Marc O' On The Mark CD 1989 163 Constandinos, Alec, R. Winds Of Change LP 1979 164 Copland, Mark Softly CD 1998 165 Coppola, Googie & Tom Shine The Light Of Love LP 1980 166 Corea, Chick Three Quartets LP/CD 1981 167 Corea, Chick Rendez Vous In New York (Three Quartets) DVD 2003 168 Coryell, Larry Differnece LP 1978 169 Coryell, Larry Twin House LP 1976 170 Coster, Tom From the Street CD 1995 171 Crack The Sky Crack The Sky CD 1975 172 Crawford, Hank Tico Rico LP 1976 173 Crème d'Cocoa Crème d'Cocoa CD 1979 174 Dalto, Jorge Listen Up! CD 1988 175 Daltrey, Roger Parting Should be painless LP 1984 176 Deadly Nightshade, The The Deadly Nightshade LP 1975 177 Dee, Kiki Kiki Dee LP 1977 178 Delano, Peter Peter Delano CD 1993 179 Desmond Child Desmond Child and Rouge LP 1979 180 Detroit Spinners Love Trippin' LP 1980 181 Dire Straits Brothers in Arms LP 1985 182 DKO In The Now CD 2005 183 Dolby, Thomas Aliens Ate My Buick CD 1988 184 Doky, Chris Minh Minh CD 2004 185 Doky, Chris Minh The Nomad Diaries CD 2006 186 Dreams Imagine My Surprise LP/CD 1971 187 Dreams Dreams LP 1970 188 Dudziak, Urszula Sorrow Is Not Forever….But love Is CD 1983 189 Earland, Charles Coming To You Live LP 1980 190 Eaton, William Struggle Buggy LP 1977 191 Eigenberg, Julie Love Is Starting Now CD 1994 192 Eldar Eldar CD 2005 193 Eldridge, Peter Stranger In Town CD 2000 194 Elias, Eliane So Far So Close CD 1988 195 Elias, Eliane Eliane Elias Sings Jobim CD 1998 196 Elias, Eliane Dreamer CD 2004 197 Erskine, Peter Peter Erskine LP 1982 198 Erskine, Peter Motion Poet CD 1988 199 Evans, Gil Live In Lugano DVD 1983 200 Everything But The Girl The Language Of Life CD 1990 201 Faddis, Jon Good and Plenty CD 1978 202 Fagen, Donald Nightfly CD 1982 203 Faro, Rachel Refugees LP 1974 204 Farrell, Joe La Cathedral Y El Toro LP 1978 205 52nd Street Something's Going On LP 1987 206 Finnerty, Barry Lights On Broadway LP 1984 207 Finnerty, Barry Space Age Blues CD 0 208 Finnerty, Barry New York City LP 1982 209 Flying Monkey Orchestra Mango Theory CD 1995 210 Flying Monkey Orchestra Back in the Pool CD 1995 211 Fogelberg, Dan Innocent Age LP 1981 212 Fogelberg, Dan Exiles LP 1987 213 Fonda, Jane Prime Time Workout LP 1984 214 Forman, Mitchell Train Of Thought LP 1985 215 Foister, Al Mixed Roots LP 1978 216 Fotomaker Transfer Station LP 1979 217 Foxy Hot Numbers LP 1979 218 Franklin, Aretha Aretha [1980] LP 1980 219 Franks, Michael Art of Tea LP 1976 220 Franks, Michael Sleeping Gypsy CD 1977 221 Franks, Michael Objects of Desire CD 1982 222 Franks, Michael Skin Dive CD 1985 223 Franks, Michael Camera Never Lies CD 1987 224 Franks, Michael Barefoot on the Beach CD 1999 225 Freeman, Michele Freeman, Michele LP 1979 226 Friesen, David Two for the Show CD 1994 227 Frisaura, Lorraine Be happy For Me LP 1976 228 Fukamachi, Jun Jun Fukamachi & the New York All..
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