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En Tete EDIM.QXD Enseignement Diffusion DEM JaHH - EDIM/ CRD BLR Information Musiques EE Liste UV Culture Page 1/6 E.edim.org AnnJes 20 et 30 Compilation EDIM de 2 CDs rJalisJe par Eric SchultH (à se procurer au bureau) Du9e Ellington (1899 - 1974 ) Such SEeet Thunder (Col umbia) (1956/1957) Far East Suite (RCA Victor) (12/1966) Compilation EDIM rJalisJe par Eric SchultH pour les annJes 30 et 40 (à se procurer au 0ureau) Lester -oung and Teddy ,ilson (1909/1959) Pres and Teddy (VERVE) (01/ 1956) Count Basie (1904 - 1984 ) The Complete Atomic Basie (Roulette) (1957) Charlie Par9er (1920 - 1955) -ard0ird Suite (2 CDs RHINO) (1945/ 1953) Thelonious Mon9 (1917-1982) The Genius Vol 1 et 2 (Blue Note) (1947 – 1952) (aussi sur : Complete Blue Note Recordings) Thelonious In Action (Riverside) (09/7/1958) Live At ToEn Hall (River side) (28/02/1959) Bud PoEell (1924-1966) The AmaHing Bud PoEell Vol 1 et 2 (Blue Note) (09/8/1949) Miles Davis (1926-1991) Birth of the Cool (Cap itol) (1949) Coo9inM (Prestige) (26/10/1956) Milestones (CBS)(02- 03/1958) Porgy And Bess (CBS) (07-08/1958) Four And More (CBS)(12/02/1964) Miles Smiles (CBS) (10/66) Bitches BreE (CBS) (08/1969) Star People (CBS) (1982/1983) Liste UV Culture - Page 2 Gerry Mulligan (1927-1996) The Best of the Gerry Mulligan &uartet E/ Chet Ba9er (Pacific jazz/BlueNote) (1952-1957) MaF Roach (1924-2007) Clifford BroEn & MaF Roach (EmArcy)(08/1954 - 02/1955) Deeds not ,ords (Riverside)(04/09/1958) Lenny Tristano (1919 - 1978) Lenny Tristano (Atlanti c) (1954/1955) Sonny Rollins (1930- ) SaFophone Colossus (Prestige) (22/6/1956) The Bridge (RCA) (1-2/19 62) East BroadEay RundoEn (IMP ULSE !)( (9/5/1966) Sun Ra (1914-1993) Sound of Joy (Delmark) (10/1957) Chet Ba9er (1929-1988) Chet (Riverside) (1958/1959) Horace Silver (1928- ) Further EFplorations (13/01/1958) Cape Verdean Blues (10/1965) Gil Evans (1912-1988) Old ,ine, NeE Bottles (World Pacific) (09/04/1958) Out Of The Cool (IMPULSE! 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