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Elenco Codici Lp Completo 29 01 15 1 LADNIER TOMMY Play That Thing L/US.2.LAD 2 WOODS PHIL Great Art Of Jazz L/US.2.WOO 3 PARKER CHARLIE Volume 3 L/US.2.PAR 4 ZEITLIN DENNY Live At The Trident L/US.2.ZET 5 COLTRANE JOHN Tanganyika Strut L/US.2.COL 6 MCPHEE JOE Underground Railroad L/US.2.MCP 7 ELLIS DON Shock Treatment L/US.2.ELL 8 MCPHEE/SNYDER Pieces Of Light L/US.2.MCP 9 ROACH MAX The Many Sides Of... L/US.2.ROA 10 MCPHEE JOE Trinity L/US.2.MCP 11 ELLINGTON DUKE The Intimate Ellington L/US.2.ELL 12 V.S.O.P V.S.O.P. L/US.2.VSO 13 MILLER/COXHILL Coxhill/Miller L/EU.2.MIL 14 PARKER CHARLIE The "Bird" Return L/US.2.PAR 15 LEE JEANNE Conspiracy L/US.2.LEE 16 MANGELSDORFF ALBERT Birds Of Underground L/EU.2.MAN 17 STITT SONNY Stitt's Bits Vol.1 L/US.2.STI 18 ABRAMS MUHAL RICHARD Things To Come From Those Now Gone L/US.2.ABR 19 MAUPIN BENNIE The Jewel In The Lotus L/US.2.MAU 20 BRAXTON ANTHONY Live At Moers Festival L/US.2.BRA 21 THORNTON CLIFFORD Communications Network L/US.2.THO 22 COLE NAT KING The Best Of Nat King Cole L/US.2.COL 23 POWELL BUD Swngin' With Bud Vol. 2 L/US.2.POW 24 LITTLE BOOKER Series 2000 L/US.2.LIT 25 BRAXTON ANTHONY This Time... L/US.2.BRA 26 DAMERON TODD Memorial Album L/US.2.DAM 27 MINGUS CHARLES Live With Eric Dolphy L/US.2.MIN 28 AMBROSETTI FRANCO Dire Vol. 11 L/EU.2.AMB 29 BLACKWELL/BROWN Regeneration L/US.2.BLA 30 SEXTET OF ORCHESTRA U.S.A. Jack The Knife L/US.2.SEX 31 DE PAULA IRIO Maracana' L/AW.2.DEP 32 FRIEDMAN DON Metamorphosis L/US.2.FRI 33 CURSON TED Plenty Of Horn L/US.2.CUR 34 BRAXTON ANTHONY Actuel Vol. 15 L/US.2.BRA 35 MONTEROSE J.R. Straight Aheah L/US.2.MON 36 LAKE OLIVER Passing Thru L/US.2.LAK 37 MTUME UMOJA Alkebu Lan - Land Of The Blacks L/US.2.MTU 38 RAVA ENRICO Il Giro Del Giorno In 80 Mondi L/I.2.RAV 39 LAKE OLIVER Ntu: Point From Which Creation Begins L/US.2.LAK 40 KONITZ/SOLAL Duplicity L/US.2.KON 41 KONITZ/GALPER Windows L/US.2.KON 42 TAYLOR CECIL Spring Of Two Blue-J' S L/US.2.TAY 43 SHEPP ARCHIE The Tradition L/US.2.SHE 44 LACY STEVE Trickles L/US.2.LAC 45 MCSHANN JAY Early Bird L/US.2.MCS 46 JAZZTET At Birdhouse L/US.2.JAZ 47 SUGANO KUNIHIKO Date In Date' L/AW.2.SUG 48 SMITH JIMMY Greatest Hits 2 L/US.2.SMI 49 BOWIE LESTER African Children L/US.2.BOW 50 DAMERON/NAVARRO Live L/US.2.DAM 51 AYLER ALBERT Vibrations L/US.2.AYL 52 HAMPTON LIONEL Hamp's Small Combos - 1947-1950 L/US.2.HAM 53 SIMMONS SONNY Rumasuma L/US.2.SIM 54 OSBORNE MIKE Bordercrossing L/EU.2.OSB 55 COOPER JEROME Positions L/US.2.COO 56 POWELL BUD Bouncing With Bud L/US.2.POW 57 JACKSON MILT Hooray For L/US.2.JAC 58 ABRAMS MUHAL RICHARD Lifea Blinec L/US.2.ABR 59 VARIOUS ARTISTS The Great Jazz Concerts At The Original "Royal Roost" L/US.2.VAR 60 ROLLINS SONNY Vol.1 "The Bridge" - Vol.2 "Sonny With Hawk!" L/US.2.ROL 61 MURRAY DAVID Let The Music Take You L/US.2.MUR 62 KIRK ROLAND We Free Kings L/US.2.KIR 63 BRAND DOLLAR Anatomy Of A South African Village L/US.2.BRA 64 THOMAS RENE' Meeting Mister Thomas L/EU.2.THO 65 CHAMBERS/COLTRANE High Step L/US.2.CHA 66 YOUNG LESTER Story Vol.1 L/US.2.YOU 67 MANNE SHELLY Perk Up L/US.2.MAN 68 GONSALVEZ PAUL In Europe 1963 L/US.2.GON 69 BRACKEEN JOANNE New True Illusion L/US.2.BRA 70 DEJOHNETTE JACK Pictures L/US.2.DEJ 71 CHERRY DON Eternal Now L/US.2.CHE 72 CALCHAKIS, LOS La Misa Criolla - Carnaval Y Navidad L/AW.2.CAL 73 CYRILLE ANDREW Junction L/US.2.CYR 74 ALBANY JOE The Legendary Jazz Pianist L/US.2.ALB 75 FITZGERALD ELLA I Grandi Del Jazz L/US.2.FIT 76 NAVARRO FATS Featured With The Tadd Dameron Band L/US.2.NAV 77 COLEMAN ORNETTE To Whom Who Keeps A Record L/US.2.COL 78 POWELL BUD Blues In The Closet L/US.2.POW 79 WILSON GERALD Moment Of Truth L/US.2.WIL 80 MONK THELONIOUS Best Moments - Part 1 L/US.2.MON 81 BROWN CLIFFORD Caravan L/US.2.BRO 82 VINSON EDDIE "CLEANHEAD" Back Door Blues L/US.2.VIN 83 GIUFFRE JIMMY Music For People, Birds, Butterflies & Mosquitoes L/US.2.GIU 84 POWELL BUD At The Blue Note Cafe' Paris, 1961 L/US.2.POW 85 ROACH MAX Lift Every Voice And Sing L/US.2.ROA 86 BURRELL DAVE Only Me L/US.2.BUR 87 JARMAN/BRAXTON Together Alone L/US.2.JAR 88 ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO Bap-Tizum L/US.2.ART 89 FARMER/GOLSON Meet The Jazztet L/US.2.FAR 90 RAVA ENRICO The Pilgrim And The Stars L/I.2.RAV 91 SUN RA Nothing Is.. L/US.2.SUN 92 SHEPP ARCHIE Doodlin' L/US.2.SHE 93 VARIOUS ARTISTS The Stars Of Hollywood L/US.2.VAR 94 GILLESPIE/PARKER Groovin' High L/US.2.GIL 95 ROLLINS SONNY East Broadway Rundown L/US.2.ROL 96 BLUIETT HAMIET Birthright L/US.2.BLU 97 BASS FONTELLA I Need To Be Loved L/US.2.BAS 98 ROLLINS SONNY In Japan L/US.2.ROL 99 LOWE FRANK Doctor Too-Much L/US.2.LOW 100 DAVIS MILES Milestones... L/US.2.DAV 101 WEBB CHICK Original Sessions 1937/1939 L/US.2.WEB 102 FREEMAN CHICO Chico L/US.2.FRE 103 LLOYD CHARLES The Flowering L/US.2.LLO 104 PETTIFORD OSCAR My Little Cello L/US.2.PET 105 MURRAY SUNNY The Untouchable Factor - Charredearth L/US.2MUR 106 BROWN/ROACH Jordu - 1955 L/US.2.BRO 107 BAKER CHET Quartet L/US.2.BAK 108 DAVIS EDDIE "LACKJAW" Montreux '77 L/US.2.DAV 109 HAMPTON LIONEL In Concert L/US.2.HAM 110 ROLLINS SONNY More From The Vanguard L/US.2.ROL 111 RIVERS SAM Paragon L/US.2.RIV 112 BASIE COUNT One O'clock Jump L/US.2.BAS 113 SIMS ZOOT On Riverside L/US.2.SI, 114 ART ENSEMBLE OF CHICAGO Les Stances A Sophie L/US.2.ART 115 MINGUS CHARLES In Stuttgart, April 28 1964 Concert L/US.2.MIN 116 DAVIS MILES And His All Stars L/US.2.DAV 117 FULLER JESSE Frisco Bound L/US.2.FUL 118 NAUGHTON BOBBY The Haunt L/US.2.NAU 119 VARIOUS ARTISTS The Jazz Life! L/US.2.VAR 120 SPONTANEUS MUSIC ENSEMBLE Face To Face L/EU.2.SPO 121 SANDERS PHAROAH Pharoah L/US.2.SAN 122 MINGUS CHARLES The Clown L/US.2.MIN 123 VARIOUS ARTISTS Jazz Meeting 1 L/EU.2.VAR 124 KELLY WINTON Undiluted L/US.2.KEL 125 MANGELSDORFF ALBERT The Wide Point L/EU.2.MAN 126 PARKER CHARLIE In Sweden Cafe Society Nights L/US.2.PAR 127 DRAPER RAY Ray Draper Quintet Featuring John Coltrane L/US.2.DRA 128 HART BILLY Enchance L/US.2.HAR 129 MOST SAM Flute Flight L/US.2.MOS 130 LACY STEVE Epistrophy L/US.2.LAC 131 LACY STEVE Threads L/US.2.LAC 132 EVANS BILL Explorations L/US.2.EVA 133 GETZ STAN Prezervation L/US.2.GET 134 MINGUS CHARLES In Berlin L/US.2.MIN 135 RICH BUDDY '47 - '48 L/US.2.RIC 136 WESTON RANDY Carnival L/US.2.WES 137 TUSQUES FRANCOIS Intercomunical Music L/US.2.TUS 138 STANKO TOMASZ Purple Sun L/US.2.STA 139 AYLER ALBERT Nuits De La Fondation Maeght - Vol. 1 L/US.2.AYL 140 CREATIVE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Creative Construction Company L/US.2.CRE 141 PULLEN DON Tomorrow's Promisese L/US.2.PUL 142 MONTOLIU TETE Music For Perla L/EU.2.MON 143 ANITA Anita 1975 L/US.2.ANI 144 CLARK SONNY Cool Struttin' L/US.2.CLA 145 SHEPP ARCHIE Life At The Donaueschningen Music Festival L/US.2.SHE 146 CHARLES TEDDY Word From Bird L/US.2.CHA 147 WILSON GERALD Portraits L/US.2.WIL 148 BECHET SIDNEY Memorial Set L/US.2.BEC 149 POWELL BUD A Portrait Of Thelonious L/US.2.POW 150 SHEPP/KROG Hi-Fly L/US.2.SHE 151 BAKER CHET Sextet & Quartet L/US.2.BAK 152 DAVIS MILES At His Extra Special L/US.2.DAV 153 DE MORAES/POWELL Afro Sambas L/US.2.DEM 154 DAVIS MILES Pre-Birth Of The Cool L/US.2.DAV 155 BRAND DOLLAR This Is Dollar Brand L/US.2.BRA 156 DEAN/SKIDMORE El Skid L/EU.2.DEA 157 MINGUS CHARLES The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady L/US.2.MIN 158 HARRIS BARRY Plays Tadd Dameron L/US.2.HAR 159 HUMAIR DANIEL Morning L/EU.2.HUM 160 AYLER ALBERT The First Recondings L/US.2.AYL 161 ALMALGAM Play Blackwell & Higgins L/US.2.ALM 162 KONITZ LEE London Concert L/US.2.KON 163 BURRELL KENNY Jazzmen From Detroit L/US.2.BUR 164 LOWE FRANK Black Beings L/US.2.LOW 165 MURRAY DAVID Low Class Conspiracy L/US.2.MUR 166 LACY STEVE School Days - A 1963 Live Session L/US.2.LAC 167 HARPER BILLY Black Saint L/US.2.HAR 168 MELIS MARCELLO The New Village On The Left L/I.2.MEL 169 KIRK ROLAND The Inflated Tears L/US.2.KIR 170 LOWE FRANK The Flam L/US.2.LOW 171 BLAKEY ART Art's Break! L/US.2.BLA 172 BASIE COUNT The Blues I Like To Hear - 1938/1939 L/US.2.BAS 173 ELLINGTON DUKE The Hollywood Bowl Concert Vol.
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