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USED VINYL ––– NEW ARRIVALS ––– 22Nd December 2020 USED VINYL ––– NEW ARRIVALS ––– 22nd December 2020 REFCODE ARTIST TITLE RRP LP/12 561411 ARMSTRONG LOUIS I GIGANTI DEL JAZZ VOL 45 - LOUIS ARMSTRONG11.95 LP AND HIS ALL STARS 8009 BENSON GEORGE BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON 21.95 LP 449428 BROTHER TO BROTHER BROTHER TO BROTHER 2 11.95 LP 525500 BROWN JAMES ITS A MOTHER 19.95 LP 552244 BUCKLEY TIM GREETINGS FROM LA - US/CAN 17.95 LP 479589 CHARLES RAY BROTHER RAY IS AT IT AGAIN 14.95 LP 477020 COSTA EDDIE / FARMER ART IN THEIR OWN SWEET WAY 12.95 LP 1657 CRUSADERS RHAPSODY AND BLUES - UK 9.95 LP 340728 DELLS MIGHTY MIGHTY DELLS 14.95 LP 561449 DELLS NO WAY BACK 14.95 LP 527998 DETROIT EMERALDS YOU WANT IT YOU GOT IT 19.95 LP 324270 DRAKE NICK FIVE LEAVES LEFT - 2013 UK REISSUE 59.95 LP 333964 FITZGERALD ELLA NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL LIVE AT CARNEGIE14.95 LP HALL - 2LP 519854 GETZ STAN WEST COAST JAZZ - 11.95 LP 309975 GILLESPIE DIZZY / YOUNG LESTERJAZZ / BERRY JAM 14.95 LP WEBSTER BEN/ BEL 561413 GRAPPELLI STEPHANE UNIQUE PIANO SESSION PARIS 1955 11.95 LP 561412 GRAPPELLI STEPHANE STEPHANE GRAPPELLI 11.95 LP 385496 GRAPPELLI STEPHANE RECORDED LIVE AT THE QUEEN ELIZABETH11.95 HALL LP LONDON 1756 GRAPPELLI STEPHANE TALK OF THE TOWN 11.95 LP 10520 GRAPPELLI STEPHANE JUST ONE OF THOSE THINGS 12.95 LP 290119 GRAPPELLI STEPHANE I GOT RHYTHM - BLACK LION (2LP) 17.95 LP 316734 HUBBARD FREDDIE FIRST LIGHT 17.95 LP 304502 HUBBARD FREDDIE ECHOES OF BLUE 14.95 LP 410001 HUDSON AL AND THE SOUL HAPPY FEET 17.95 LP PARTNERS 343236 IMPRESSIONS ITS ABOUT TIME 11.95 LP 32768 JAMAL AHMAD ROSSITER ROAD 14.95 LP 309713 KESSEL BARNEY / GRAPPELLI LIMEHOUSE BLUES 14.95 LP STEPHANE 7697 KING BB TO KNOW YOU IS TO LOVE YOU 14.95 LP 518704 LEWIS JOHN JOHN LEWIS PIANO 14.95 LP 416823 LEWIS JOHN WONDERFUL WORLD OF JAZZ 11.95 LP 62530 LEWIS JOHN IMPROVISED MEDITATIONS AND EXCURSIONS14.95 LP 487326 LEWIS JOHN EUROPEAN WINDOWS 11.95 LP 335990 LEWIS JOHN GOLDEN STRIKER 11.95 LP 561414 LEWIS JOHN GARDEN OF DELIGHT - DELAUNAYS DILEMMA11.95 LP 443241 LEWIS JOHN / JONES HANK AN EVENING WITH TWO GRAND PIANOS 14.95 LP Page 1 of 2 USED VINYL ––– NEW ARRIVALS ––– 22nd December 2020 518703 LEWIS JOHN / DISTEL SACHA AFTERNOON IN PARIS - SOME NOISE ON DISC35.95 LP 336321 MACDONALD RALPH SOUND OF A DRUM 19.95 LP 561435 MAGADINI PETE BONES BLUES 11.95 LP 561436 MAGNUSSON BOB REVELATION 11.95 LP 536154 MODERN JAZZ QUARTET BLUES AT THE CARNEGIE HALL 12.95 LP 328984 MODERN JAZZ QUARTET AT MUSIC INN - GUEST ARTIST JIMMY GIUFFRE9.95 LP 185841 MODERN JAZZ QUARTET AT MUSIC INN VOL 2 - GUEST ARTIST SONNY19.95 LP ROLLINS 460749 MODERN JAZZ QUARTET BLUES ON BACH 12.95 LP 489449 NAMYSLOVSKI ZBIGNIEW NAMYSLOVSKI 11.95 LP 561437 NANCE RAY QUARTET AND SEXTET 9.95 LP 338232 NANCE RAY BODY AND SOUL 9.95 LP 424414 PEOPLES CHOICE TURN ME LOOSE 19.95 LP 464249 PETERSON OSCAR OSCAR PETERSON TRIO BIG 6 AT THE 11.95 LP MONTREUX JAZZ FESTIVAL 1975 174256 PETERSON OSCAR / BELLSON LONDONLOUIS / CONCERT - ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL19.95 1978 LP HEARD (2LP) 532654 PRINCE WHEN DOVES CRY / 17 DAYS - 7 INCH PURPLE14.95 7" VINYL 32855 QUINTET VSOP - 2LP 12.95 LP 155839 REINHARDT DJANGO DJANGO REINHARDT VOLUME 2 12.95 LP 116106 ROSS DIANA ROSS 11.95 LP 201016 SMITH JIMMY HOOCHIE COOCHE MAN - US GATEFOLD 11.95 LP 364324 SMITH JIMMY INCREDIBLE JIMMY SMITH 14.95 LP 328965 STITT SONNY ONLY THE BLUES 19.95 LP 561438 TATE BUDDY TATES DATE 14.95 LP 335722 TATE BUDDY JUMPIN ON THE WEST COAST 19.95 LP 460172 TATE BUDDY TEXAS TWISTER 11.95 LP 561439 THOMAS JOE JOY OF COOKIN 29.95 LP 339583 TURNER IKE AND TINA COME TOGETHER 19.95 LP 561441 VARIOUS GREAT MOMENTS IN JAZZ RECREATED AT 9.95THE LP NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL 315449 VARIOUS STAX VOLT REVUE VOL 2 - LIVE IN PARIS 19.95 LP 469874 VARIOUS ATLANTIC JAZZ PIANO - 2LP 19.95 LP 517675 VARIOUS BEST OF BUDDAH - 2LP 14.95 LP 290428 VARIOUS JAZZ MONTREUX COLLECTION 1975 (2LP) 12.95 LP 349203 WALDEN NARADA MICHAEL DANCE OF LIFE 9.95 LP 561452 WILSON JACKIE THIS LOVE IS REAL 12.95 LP Page 2 of 2 .
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