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TIME JAZZ CLASSICS - (© Arnold Van Kampen, 2012) ALL TIME JAZZ CLASSICS - (© Arnold van Kampen, 2012) 1. BEST JAZZ-CDs & JAZZ-CD-BOX-SETs: 1. Cannonball Adderley – Mercy, mercy, mercy - Live at the Club (live) * 2. Cannonball Adderley/Miles Davis – Something Else * 3. Cannonball Adderley & Lou Rawls & Nancy Wilson – In Person (live) * 4. Cannonball Adderley & Bill Evans – Know what I mean? * 5. Nat Adderley – Work Song 6. Gerald Albright – Live at Birdland West (live) 7. Monty Alexander – Montreux Alexander (live) * 8. Ernestine Anderson – Concord Jazz Festival 1990, Third Set 9. Louis Armstrong – The Complete Hot Five and Hot seven Recordings (4-cd) * 10. Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington – The Great Summit / Complete Sessions (2-cd) * 11. Svend Asmussen & Stéphane Grappelli – Tow of a kind 12. Sidney Bechet – Master Takes: Victor Session, 1932 – 1943 (3-cd) 13. Chet Baker – In Tokyo (live) (2-cd) * 14. Patricia Barber – Café Blue 15. Kenny Barron – Live at Bradley’s & Live at Bradley’s II (The Perfect Set) (live) (2-cd) 16. Count Basie – The Original American Decca Recordings (3-cd) * 17. Sidney Bechet – En concert avec Europe 1, 1957 – 1958 (live) 18. Tony Bennett – Jazz * 19. Tony Bennett & Bill Evans – The Complete Tony Bennett / Bill Evans Recordings (2-cd) * 20. George Benson – Beyond the Blue Horizon 21. Art Blakey & Jazzmessengers – Au Club Saint Germain (live) (3-cd)* 22. Art Blakey, Jazzmessengers & Clifford Brown – A Night at Birdland, vol 1 + 2 (live) (2-cd)* 23. Art Blakey & Thelonious Monk – Art Blakey & Jazz Messengers + Thelonious Monk * 24. Dee Dee Bridgewater – Live at Yoshi’s (live) 25. Bob Brookmeijer – New Works / Celebration 26. Clifford Brown – Brownie: The Complete Emarcy Recordings of Clifford Brown (10-cd) * 27. Clifford Brown / Sarah Vaughan – Sarah Vaughan * 28. Oscar Brown Jr. – Mr. Oscar Brown goes to Washington (live) 29. Ray Brown – Bassics (2-cd)* 30. Ray Brown, John Clayton & Christian McBride – Superbass (live) * 31. Dave Brubeck – Quartet live at Carnegie Hall (live) (2-cd) * 32. Michael Bublé – Meets Madison Square Garden (live) 33. Kenny Burrell – Midnight Blue 34. George Cables – Night and day 35. Benny Carter – Live and well in Japan! (live) 36. Betty Carter – The Audience with Betty Carter (live (2-cd) 37. Eva Cassidy – Live at Blues Alley (live) 38. Ray Charles – The Birth of the Soul (3-cd) 39. Ray Charles & Count Basie Orchestra – Genius + Soul = Jazz (2-cd) 40. Ray Charles & Betty Carter – Dedicated to you (2-cd) 41. Charlie Christian – The Genius of Electric Guitar (4-cd) 42. June Christy – Something Cool, the complete mono + stereo (1953+1960) 43. Sonny Clark – Cool Struttin’ 44. Nat “King” Cole – The Jazz Collector Edition: Nat King Cole Trio Recordings, 1940-1956 (5-cd) 45. Nat “King” Cole – Nat “King“ Cole sings / George Shearing plays 46. Ornette Coleman – Beauty is a rare thing, The Complete Atlantic Recordings (6-cd) 47. John Coltrane - A Love Supreme * 48. Eddie Condon – Dixieland All Stars 49. Harry Connick Jr. – Come by me (2-cd) 50. Chick Corea – Trio Music – Live in Europe (live) 51. Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock – An evening with Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock (live) * 52. Chick Corea & Gary Burton – In Concert, Zürich (live) 53. Eddie Daniels & Gary Burton – Benny rides again 54. Miles Davis – Kind of Blue * 55. Miles Davis & Gil Evans – Sketches of Spain * 56. Sammy Davis Jr. – That’s All (live) (2-cd) 57. Sammy Davis Jr. & Buddy Rich – Sounds of ’66 (live) * 58. Joey DeFrancesco & Jimmy Smith – Incredible! * 59. Paul Desmond & Jim Hall – Complete Recordings of Paul Desmond Quartet with Jim Hall (4-cd) * 60. Paul Desmond – Quartet at Edmonton Festival 1976 (live) * 61. Paul Desmond & Modern Jazz Quartet –The only recorded performance of… (live) * 62. Eric Dolphy – Out to lunch 63. Lou Donaldson – Blues Walk 64. Tommy Dorsey – Yes Indeed! (1939-1945) 65. Kenny Drew – Trio at the Brewhouse (live) 66. Billy Eckstine – Everything I have is yours / The Best of the MGM Years (2-cd) 67. Harry “Sweets” Edison & Eddie “Lockjaw” Davis – Edison’s Lights 68. Roy Eldridge – Montreux ’77 (live) 69. Roy Eldridge & Dizzy Gillespie – Roy & Diz 70. Eliane Elias – Live (live) © Arnold van Kampen, 2012 List of All Time Jazz Classics - Best Jazz- CDs and Best Jazz-DVDs Page 1 of 5 71. Kurt Elling – Live in Chicago + live in Chicago, outtakes (live) (2-cd) 72. Duke Ellington – The Blanton – Webster Band (3-cd) * 73. Duke Ellington & Paul Gonsalves – Ellington At Newport 1956 (complete) (2-cd) * 74. Duke Ellington & Count Basie – First Time! * 75. Duke Ellington & Ray Brown – This one is for Blanton * 76. Herb Ellis – Nothing but the blues 77. Herb Ellis & Freddie Green – Rhythm Willie 78. Kevin Eubanks – Live at Bradley’s (live) 79. Bill Evans – The Complete Live at the Village Vanguard (live) (3-cd) * 80. Rachelle Ferrell – Live in Montreux, ’91 – ’97 (live) 81. Art Farmer – Blame it on my youth 82. Ella Fitzgerald – Mack the Knife, Ella in Berlin (live) * 83. Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong - The Complete Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong Duets (2-cd) * 84. Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington – Côte d’Azur Concerts (live) (8-cd) * 85. Tommy Flanagan – Beyond the Blue Bird 86. Fourplay – Between the sheets 87. Aretha Franklin & Ray Charles – Live at Fillmore West (2-cd) 88. Curtis Fuller – Blues-ette 89. Slim Gaillard – Laughing in rhythm, The best of the Verve years 90. Richard Galliano – Laurita 91. Red Garland – Red Garland at the Prelude, vol.1 (live) 92. Erroll Garner – Concert by the Sea (live) * 93. Stan Getz – Complete Roost Recordings (3-cd) * 94. Stan Getz Quartet – Anniversary + Serenity (live) * (both from the same fine concert in 1987) 95. Stan Getz & Kenny Barron – People Time, Complete Recordings (live) (7-cd) * 96. Stan Getz & Chet Baker – Stockholm Concerts (3-cd) * 97. Stan Getz & Bob Brookmeijer – Recorded Fall 1961 * 98. Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd – Jazz Samba * 99. Stan Getz & Astrud / Joao Gilberto – Getz Au Go Go (live) * 100. Joao Gilberto – Amaroso / Brasil 101. Dizzy Gillespie – Gillespiana / Carnegie Hall Concert (live) * 102. Dizzy Gillespie & Mitchell-Ruff Duo – Dizzy & Mitchell –Ruff, Enduring Magic - Live (live) * 103. Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker – Diz & Bird * 104. Benny Golson – Groovin’ with Golson 105. Paul Gonsalves – Salt and Pepper 106. Benny Goodman – Live at Carnegie Hall, 1938 (live) (2-cd) * 107. Dexter Gordon – Our man in Paris 108. Stephane Grappelli & Django Reinhardt – Swing from Paris * 109. Stéphane Grappelli & Oscar Peterson – Skol (live) * 110. Benny Green – Testifyin’!: Live at Village Vanguard (live) 111. Grant Green – Retrospective (4-cd) 112. Al Grey – Truly Wonderful 113. Johnny Griffin – A Blowin’ Session 114. Dave Grusin – Gershwin Connection 115. Charlie Haden – The Montreal Tapes (live) 116. Charlie Haden & Kenny Barron – Night and the city 117. Charlie Haden & Pat Metheny – At the Missouri sky 118. Jim Hall & Pat Metheny – Jim Hall & Pat Metheny 119. Jeff Hamilton – Trio, Live! (live) 120. Scott Hamilton – Organic Duke 121. Lionel Hampton – En Europe avec Europe 1, Olympia ’61 & ’66 (live) (2-cd) 122. Herbie Hancock – Maiden Voyage * 123. Herbie Hancock Quartet, Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter, Tony Williams * 124. Roy Hargrove – Beauty & the Beast 125. Barry Harris – Live in Tokyo (live) 126. Gene Harris – Live at Otter Crest (live) 127. Johnny Hartman – Collection, 1947 - 1972 128. Hampton Hawes – The Trio, Complete Sessions 129. Coleman Hawkins – Hawkins Alive! At the Village Gate (live) 130. Coleman Hawkins, Roy Eldridge & Johnny Hodges – Alive! At the Village Gate! (live) 131. Coleman Hawkins & Ben Webster – Coleman Hawkins encounters Ben Webster * 132. Woody Herman – 40th Anniversary Carnegie Hall Concert (live) 133. The Hi-Lo’s – And all that jazz 134. Earl Hines – Tour de force 135. Johnny Hodges – At the Sportpalast, Berlin (live) (2-cd) 136. Johnny Hodges & Duke Ellington – Back to back 137. Johnny Hodges & Duke Ellington – Side by side 138. Billie Holiday – The Complete Billie Holiday on Verve (10-cd) * 139. Billie Holiday & Lester Young – A musical romance * 140. Richard “Groove” Holmes – with Ben Webster and Les McCann 141. Shirley Horn – I love you Paris (live) * 142. Lena Horne & Michel LeGrand – Lena & Michel 143. Freddie Hubbard – Straight Life 144. Freddie Hubbard & Woody Shaw – Freddie Hubbard and Woody Shaw Sessions (2-cd) 145. Milt Jackson – Jackson, Big 4 at Montreux ’75 (live) * © Arnold van Kampen, 2012 List of All Time Jazz Classics - Best Jazz- CDs and Best Jazz-DVDs Page 2 of 5 146. Milt Jackson & Oscar Peterson – Very Tall * 147. Milt Jackson & Frank Wess – Opus de Jazz * 148. Illinois Jacquet – The Blues that’s me 149. Ahmad Jamal - Complete live at the Pershing (live) 150. Bob James – Grand Piano Canyon 151. Al Jarreau – Look at the rainbow (live) 152. Keith Jarrett – At the Blue Note, The Complete Recordings (live) (6-cd) * 153. Harry James – Trumpet Blues 154. Jazz at the Philharmonic – the Complete Jazz at the Philharmonic on Verve 1944-1949 (10-cd) 155. Antonio Carlos Jobim – Tera Brasilis 156. Dr. John - Afterglow 157. J.J. Johnson – The eminent Jay Jay Johnson, vol 1 + 2 158. J.J. Johnson & Nat Adderley – Yokohama Concert, vol. 1 + 2 (live) (2-cd) 159. J.J. Johnson & Stan Getz – At the Opera House (live) * 160. Hank Jones – The Trio 161. Thad Jones-Mel Lewis Orchestra – For Basie, 1969 (live) 162. Quincy Jones – The Musical Biography (4-cd) 163. Quincy Jones / Sammy Nestico Orchestra – Basie & Beyond 164. Stanley Jordan – Stolen Moments (live) 165. Roger Kellaway & Red Mitchell – Life’s a Take 166. Roger Kellaway – In Japan 167. Wynton Kelly – Kelly Blue 168. Stan Kenton – New Concepts of Artistry in Rhythm 169. Stan Kenton & June Christy & Four Freshmen – Road Show (live) 170. Barney Kessel – Spontanious Combustion 171. Diana Krall – All for you * 172. Diana Krall & Claus Ogerman – Live in Paris (live) * 173. Gene Krupa – Uptown 174. L.A. Four – Live at Montreux (live) 175. Lambert, Hendricks, Ross – The Hottest New Group in Jazz 176. Cleo Laine & Duke Ellington Orchestra – Solitude * 177.
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