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Free Jazz Us／Euro BLUE NOTE MILES DAVIS MILES DAVIS THE JAZZ MESSENGERS THE JAZZ MESSENGERS Vol.1 Vol.2 At The Cafe Bohemia Vol.1 At The Cafe Bohemia Vol.2 （BLP1501／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1502／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1507／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1508／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥50,000 10%UP→ ¥55,000 価格 ¥50,000 10%UP→ ¥55,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 JUTTA HIPP JUTTA HIPP GIL MELLE KENNY BURRELL At The Hickory House Vol.1 At The Hickory House Vol.2 Patterns In Jazz Introducing （BLP1515／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1516／LEX／DG／FLAT） （BLP1517／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1523／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥50,000 10%UP→ ¥55,000 CLIFFORD BROWN JOHNNY GRIFFIN HORACE SILVER HANK MOBLEY Memorial Album Introducing 6 Pieces Of Silver With Donald Byrd And Lee （BLP1526／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1533／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1539／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） Morgan （BLP1540／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥170,000 10%UP→ ¥187,000 価格 ¥35,000 10%UP→ ¥38,500 価格 ¥90,000 10%UP→ ¥99,000 LEE MORGAN LOU DONALDSON CLIFF JORDAN - JOHN GILMORE HANK MOBLEY Vol.2 Wailing With Lou Blowing In From Chicago Quintet （BLP1541／LEX／DG／FLAT／額縁） （BLP1545／63RD／両面23付／DG／ （BLP1549／63RD／両面23付／DG／ （BLP1550／63RD／両面23付／DG／ FLAT／額縁） FLAT） FLAT） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥130,000 10%UP→ ¥143,000 価格 ¥65,000 10%UP→ ¥71,500 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥140,000 10%UP→ ¥154,000 表内の10％アップキャンペーン価格は、弊社のレコード買取アップキャンペーン期間中の価格例となります。 02 ※オリジナル盤の買取価格は、ジャケット・盤共にトップコンディションの価格で、2014年11月1日（土）現在のものです。 買取価格は市場の相場や各店舗の在庫状況により大きく変動する場合がございます。予めご了承下さい。 ※買取価格はオリジナル盤の価格となります。 LEE MORGAN JOHNNY GRIFFIN PAUL CHAMBERS CURTIS FULLER Vol.3 A Blowing Session Quintet The Opener （BLP1557／63RD／両面23付／DG／ （BLP1559／63RD／両面23付／DG） （BLP1564／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1567／63RD／DG／Rなし） FLAT） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥180,000 10%UP→ ¥198,000 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥60,000 10%UP→ ¥66,000 価格 ¥70,000 10%UP→ ¥77,000 VINTAGE JAZZ VINYL WANT LIST VOL.5 - 2014 AUTUMN JAZZ VINYL WANT VINTAGE HANK MOBLEY SONNY CLARK JOHN JENKINS LEE MORGAN S/T Dial “S” For Sonny With Kenny Burrell City Lights （BLP1568／63RD／片面23付／DG／ （BLP1570／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1573／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1575／63RD／片面23付／DG／Rな Rなし） し） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥220,000 10%UP→ ¥242,000 価格 ¥70,000 10%UP→ ¥77,000 価格 ¥70,000 10%UP→ ¥77,000 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 JOHN COLTRANE Blue Train SONNY CLARK JOHNNY GRIFFIN CLIFF JORDAN （BLP1577／63RD／DG／Rなし） Trio The Congregation Cliff Craft （BLP1579／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1580／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1582／63RD／DG／Rなし） 買取 価格 ¥90,000 10%UP→ ¥99,000 片面23付 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥200,000 10%UP→ ¥220,000 価格 ¥50,000 10%UP→ ¥55,000 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥100,000 10%UP→ ¥110,000 LOUIS SMITH SONNY CLARK LOUIS SMITH CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Here Comes Cool Struttin’ Smithville Somethin’ Else （BLP1584／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1588／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1594／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP1595／63RD／DG／Rなし） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥80,000 10%UP→ ¥88,000 価格 ¥180,000 10%UP→ ¥198,000 価格 ¥90,000 10%UP→ ¥99,000 価格 ¥50,000 10%UP→ ¥55,000 表内の10％アップキャンペーン価格は、弊社のレコード買取アップキャンペーン期間中の価格例となります。 03 BLUE NOTE BUD POWELL JACKIE McLEAN WALTER DAVIS JR. KENNY BURRELL The Scene Changes New Soil Davis Cup At The Five Spot Café （BLP4009／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP4013／63RD／DG／Rなし） （BLP4018／63RD／DG） （BLP4021／63RD／DG） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥45,000 10%UP→ ¥49,500 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥60,000 10%UP→ ¥66,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 DUKE PEARSON DIZZY REECE HORACE PARLAN HANK MOBLEY Profi l e Star Bright Movin’ And Groovin’ Soul Station （BLP4022／63RD／DG） （BLP4023／63RD／DG） （BLP4028／63RD／DG） （BLP4031／63RD／DG） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥45,000 10%UP→ ¥49,500 価格 ¥35,000 10%UP→ ¥38,500 価格 ¥35,000 10%UP→ ¥38,500 価格 ¥70,000 10%UP→ ¥77,000 DIZZY REECE DUKE PEARSON JACKIE McLEAN STANLEY TURRENTINE Soundin’ Off Tender Feelin’s Capuchin Swing Look Out （BLP4033／63RD／DG） （BLP4035／63RD／DG） （BLP4038／63RD／DG） （BLP4039／63RD／DG） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥40,000 10%UP→ ¥44,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 TINA BROOKS DUKE JORDAN ART BLAKEY ART BLAKEY True Blue Flight To Jordan Meet You At The Jazz Corner Meet You At The Jazz Corner （BLP4041／63RD／DG） （BLP4046／63RD／DG） Of The World Vol.1 Of The World Vol.2 （BLP4054／両面63RD／両面DG） （BLP4055／両面63RD／両面DG） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥130,000 10%UP→ ¥143,000 価格 ¥60,000 10%UP→ ¥66,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 表内の10％アップキャンペーン価格は、弊社のレコード買取アップキャンペーン期間中の価格例となります。 04 BLUE NOTE KENNY DREW JACKIE McLEAN BABY FACE WILLETTE SONNY CLARK Undercurrent Bluesnik Face To Face Leapin’ And Lopin’ （BLP4059／63RD／片面DG） （BLP4067／63RD／両面DG） （BLP4068／63RD／両面DG） （BLP4091／NY／EAR） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥50,000 10%UP→ ¥55,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥25,000 10%UP→ ¥27,500 価格 ¥35,000 10%UP→ ¥38,500 VINTAGE JAZZ VINYL WANT LIST VOL.5 - 2014 AUTUMN JAZZ VINYL WANT VINTAGE DONALD BYRD IKE QUEBEC KENNY BURRELL DEXTER GORDON Royal Flush It Might As Well Be Spring Midnight Blue Our Man In Paris （BLP4101／NY／両面DG） （BLP4105／NY／EAR） （BLP4123／NY／両面DG／EAR） （BLP4146／NY／両面DG／EAR） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 価格 ¥25,000 10%UP→ ¥27,500 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 HERBIE HANCOCK JOE HENDERSON GRANT GREEN LARRY YOUNG Inventions And Dimensions Our Thing Idle Moments Into Somethin’ （BLP4147／NY／片面DG／EAR） （BLP4152／NY／両面DG／EAR） （BLP4154／NY／EAR） （BLP4187／NY／EAR） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥25,000 10%UP→ ¥27,500 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥15,000 10%UP→ ¥16,500 HERBIE HANCOCK WAYNE SHORTER GRANT GREEN JACK WILSON Maiden Voyage Adam’s Apple Street Of Dreams Easterly Winds （BLP4195／NY／片面DG／EAR） （BLP4232／LIBERTY／VANGELDER） （BLP4253／LIBERTY／VANGELDER） （BLP4270／LIBERTY／VANGELDER） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥25,000 10%UP→ ¥27,500 価格 ¥13,000 10%UP→ ¥14,300 価格 ¥12,000 10%UP→ ¥13,200 価格 ¥12,000 10%UP→ ¥13,200 表内の10％アップキャンペーン価格は、弊社のレコード買取アップキャンペーン期間中の価格例となります。 05 BLUE NOTE STEREO JOHN COLTRANE CANNONBALL ADDERLEY ART BLAKEY HANK MOBLEY Blue Train Somethin’ Else Meet You At The Jazz Corner Work Out （BST1577／63RD／両面DG／EAR） （BST1595／63RD／両面DG／EAR） Of The World Vol.2 （BST84080／NY／EAR／RVG） （BST84055／両面63RD／両面DG） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 価格 ¥8,000 10%UP→ ¥8,800 価格 ¥12,000 10%UP→ ¥13,200 HORACE PARLAN SONNY CLARK DONALD BYRD KENNY BURRELL Up & Down Leapin’ And Lopin’ Royal Flush Midnight Blue （BST84082／NY／EAR／RVG） （BST84091／NY／EAR／RVG） （BST84101／NY／両面DG／EAR） （BST84123／NY／両面DG／EAR／ VANGELDER） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥8,000 10%UP→ ¥8,800 価格 ¥15,000 10%UP→ ¥16,500 価格 ¥10,000 10%UP→ ¥11,000 価格 ¥10,000 10%UP→ ¥11,000 JOE HENDERSON ERIC DOLPHY WAYNE SHORTER DEXTER GORDON Page One Out To Lunch Night Dreamer One Flight Up （BST84140／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） （BST84163／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） （BST84173／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） （BST84176／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥13,000 10%UP→ ¥14,300 価格 ¥13,000 10%UP→ ¥14,300 価格 ¥10,000 10%UP→ ¥11,000 価格 ¥8,000 10%UP→ ¥8,800 BLUE MITCHELL JOE HENDERSON HERBIE HANCOCK PETE LA ROCA The Thing To Do Inner Urge Maiden Voyage Basra （BST84178／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） （BST84189／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） （BST84195／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） （BST84205／NY／EAR／VANGELDER） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥7,000 10%UP→ ¥7,700 価格 ¥8,000 10%UP→ ¥8,800 価格 ¥10,000 10%UP→ ¥11,000 価格 ¥10,000 10%UP→ ¥11,000 表内の10％アップキャンペーン価格は、弊社のレコード買取アップキャンペーン期間中の価格例となります。 06 PRESTIGE STAN GETZ WARDELL GRAY ELMO HOPE / FRANK FOSTER SONNY STITT WITH BUD POWELL Quartets Memorial, Vol. 1 Hope Meets Foster AND J.J.JOHNSON S/T （PRLP 7002／レモン黄 NYC／DG／446W （PRLP 7008／レモン黄 NYC／DG／446W （PRLP 7021／レモン黄 NYC／DG／446W （PRLP 7024／レモン黄 NYC／DG／446W コートなし） コートなし） コートなし） コートなし） 買取 買取 買取 買取 価格 ¥25,000 10%UP→ ¥27,500 価格 ¥30,000 10%UP→ ¥33,000 価格 ¥20,000 10%UP→ ¥22,000 価格 ¥25,000 10%UP→ ¥27,500 VINTAGE JAZZ VINYL WANT LIST VOL.5 - 2014 AUTUMN JAZZ VINYL WANT VINTAGE THELONIOUS MONK JACKIE McLEAN SONNY ROLLINS JACKIE McLEAN Trio Lights Out! 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