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Catalog Enja No Titel Artist bar code Blues Beacon Blues Music Catalog BLU-1007 2 BOOGIE WOOGIE & SOME BLUES Willisohn, Christian solo piano 036757100720 BLU-1013 2 BIG HEART Woodland ,Nick British blues-rock 063757101321 BLU-1016 2 I'M TROUBLE Jackson,Yvonne w. Maceo Parker 063757101628 BLU-1017 2 THE GOSPEL BOOK Boutté, Lillian The queen of New Orleans 063757101727 BLU-1019 2 BLUES NEWS Willisohn / Van der Leek 063757101925 BLU-1020 2 THE JAZZ BOOK Boutte, Lillian 063757102021 BLU-1024 2 WATCH THIS! Jones, Al 063757102427 BLU-1025 2 BLUES ON THE WORLD Willisohn, Christian 063757102526 BLU-1026 2 HEART BROKEN MAN Willisohn, Christian 063757102629 BLU-1027 2 LIVE FIREWORKS Woodland; Nick 063757102724 BLU-1030 2 TRIED AND TRUE Hall, Marty 063757103028 BLU-1031 2 BATUQUE Y BLUES Big Allenbik Brazilian Blues Band 063757103127 BLU-1033 2 WHO'S BEEN TALKIN'? Hall ,Marty 063757103325 BLU-1034 2 SHARPER THAN A TACK Jones, Al 063657103427 BLU-1036 2 THE CURRENT THAT FLOWS Woodland, Nick 063757103622 BLU-1037 2 CULT FACTORY, Vol. I Woodland, Nick 063757103721 BLU-1038 2 GOOD BURN CLEARING HOUSE Woodland, Nick 063757103820 enja (24bit master edition) Jazz and World Music Catalog ENJ-2101 2 SEQUOIA SONG Degen, Bob 063757210122 ENJ-2102 2 NOW HEAR THIS Galper, Hal - Hino, T.. 063757210221 ENJ-2104 2 TARO'S MOOD Hino, Terumasa 2-CD 063757210429 ENJ-2105 2 OUTLAWS Steig, J. - Gomez, E. 063757210528 ENJ-2106 2 IVORY FOREST Galper,Hal - Scofield,J. 063757210627 ENJ-2107 2 FATHER TIME Tusa, F. - Liebman,D. 063757210726 ENJ-2108 2 MYSTIC BRIDGE Wallace, Bennie-Corea,Chick 063757210825 ENJ-2109 2 IMPACT Tolliver, Charles 063757210924 ENJ-2110 2 MOODS Waldron, Mal 063757211020 ENJ-2111 2 SCRATCH Barron, Kenny 063757211129 ENJ-2112 2 FOR JOHN Tyner, McCoy 063757211228 ENJ-2114 2 STEAM Shepp, Archie 063757211426 ENJ-2115 2 STOCKHOLM SESSIONS Dolphy, Eric 063757211525 ENJ-2116 2 CHARTREUSE Degen, Bob 063757211624 ENJ-2117 2 SONGS FOR LOVE Montoliu, Tete 063757211723 ENJ-2118 2 THELONICA Flanagan, Tommy 063757211822 ENJ-2119 2 MOVIES Ambrosetti, Franco/Scofield,J 063757211921 ENJ-2120 2 YOUNGBLOOD Jones, Elvin 063757212027 ENJ-2123 2 PEACE Baker, Chet 063757212324 ENJ-2124 2 DRIFTING Norris, Walter 063757212423 ENJ-2125 2 COMMON CAUSE Zoller, A./Carter, Ron(Chambers, Joe 063757212522 ENJ-2128 2 MYSTIC BRIDGE Wallace, B.-Corea,Chick 063757212829 ENJ-2129 2 MAKAYA AND THE TSOTSIS Ntskoko/Sauer/Degen/Eckiner 063757212928 ENJ-2130 2 BLUES IN ORBIT Gil Evans Orchestra 063757213024 ENJ-2141 2 STROLLIN' Baker, Chet +Catherine, Philip 063757214120 ENJ-2142 2 WHAT IF Barron, Kenny Quintet 063757214229 ENJ-2143 2 OLD BOTTLES NEW WINE Anderson,Ray-Barron,Kenny 063757214328 ENJ-2146 2 SHINOLA Scofield, John 063757214625 ENJ-2147 2 SUPREME Hawkins, Coleman 063757214724 ENJ-2148 2 REVOLUTIONARY ENSEMBLE Jenkis, Lero/Sirone/Cooper 063757214823 ENJ-2149 2 BANYANA Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757214922 enja Jazz Catalog ENJ-2018 2 BASS IS Warren,Peter w. John Surman,Corea, Chick, Dave Holland 063757201823 ENJ-2084 2 DARK TO THEMSELVES Taylor, Cecil Quintet 063757208426 ENJ-2092 2 ONE UP-MANSHIP Waldron, Mal w. Steve Lacy 063757949220 ENJ-3005 2 AIR ABOVE MOUNTAINS Taylor, Cecil piano solo 063757300526 ENJ-3039 2 AFRICA-TEARS & LAUGHTER Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757303923 ENJ-3047 2 ECHOES FROM AFRICA Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757304722 ENJ-3063 2 THE FREE WILL Wallace, Bennie w. Tommy Flanagan, Eddie Gomez 063757945925 ENJ-3077 2 MINGUS IN EUROPE Mingus, Charles w. E. Dolphy. C.Jordan, J,Byard 063757307723 ENJ-3083 2 OASIS New York Jazz Quartet - Frank Wess, Roland Hanna 063757308324 ENJ-3091 2 BENNIE W. PLAYS MONK Wallace, Bennie w. Jimmy Knepper, Eddie Gomez 063757309127 ENJ-4014 2 CONFIRMATION Flanagan, Tommy w. Elvin Jones 063757401421 ENJ-4024 2 WOW BAG Anderson, Ray / Slickaphonics 063757402428 ENJ-4030 2 AFRICAN DAWN Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757403029 ENJ-4040 2 THE RIVER IS DEEP Gonzalez, Jerry + Fort Apache Band 063757404026 ENJ-4044 2 MIGHTY LIGHTS Bloom, Jane Ira 063757404427 ENJ-4050 2 SOUL SONG Shepp, Archie w. Kenny Werner 063757405023 ENJ-4060 2 TALKIN' TO THE SUN Lincoln, Abbey, w. Steve Coleman, Jerry Gonzalez 063757406020 ENJ-4062 2 MODERN LIFE Anderson, Ray / Slickaphonics 063757406228 ENJ-4072 2 CALORCITO Conexion Latina 063757407225 ENJ-4078 2 SWEEPING THRU THE CITY Wallace, Bennie w. John Scofield, Ray Anderson 063757407829 ENJ-4090 2 UPPER MANHATTAN JAZZ SOC Rouse,Charlie & Bailey, Benny 063757409028 ENJ-5007 2 SOUTH AFRICA Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757500728 ENJ-5011 2 TO DUKE & BASIE Terry, Clark w.Red Mitchell 063757501121 ENJ-5015 2 BUSHMAN SONG Stubblefield, John w. Geri Allen, Hammiett Bluiett 063757501527 ENJ-5037 2 IT JUST SO HAPPENS Anderson, Ray 063757503729 ENJ-5039 2 QUINTESSENCE Rosewoman, Michele w. Greg Osby, Steve Coleman 063757503927 ENJ-5047 2 SEVENTH QUADRANT Thomas, Gary w. Renee Rosnes, Jeff Watts 063757504726 ENJ-5071 2 LIVE AT FAT TUESDAYS Barron, Kenny 063757507123 ENJ-5073 2 MINDIF Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757507321 ENJ-5077 2 STRAIGHT AHEAD! Dennerlein, Barbara w. Ray Anderson, Ronnie Burrage 063757507727 ENJ-5081 2 BLUES BRED IN THE BONE Anderson, Ray 063757508120 ENJ-5083 2 CHERRY BAT Sauer, Heinz, Degen, Bob 063757508328 ENJ-5085 2 CODE VIOLATIONS Thomas, Gary . Paul Bollenbeck, Jeff Chambers 063757508526 ENJ-5093 2 SECRETS Stern, Leni w.Wayne Krantz, Bob Berg, Dennis Chambers 063757509325 ENJ-5095 2 OBATALA Gonzalez, Jerry +Fort Apache Band 063757509523 ENJ-5097 2 MY FAVOURITE SONGS Baker, Chet 063757509721 ENJ-6014 22 TIMES OF DEVASTATION Koenig, Klaus 2-CD 063757601425 ENJ-6018 2 AFRICAN RIVER Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757601821 ENJ-6020 2 STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART Baker, Chet 063757602026 ENJ-6024 2 THE TRAVELLERS TALE Ehrlich, Marty 063757602422 ENJ-6034 2 CLOSER TO THE LIGHT Stern, Leni w. David Sanborn, Wayne Krantz 063757603429 ENJ-6048 2 SIGNALS Krantz, Wayne w. Jeff Chamber s, Anthony Jackson 063757604822 ENJ-6050 2 HOT STUFF Dennerlein, Barbara w. Andy Shepard 063757605027 ENJ-6072 2 BLUES 'N DUES ET CETERA Gruntz George Concert Band 063757607427 ENJ-6074 22 THE LAST CONCERT,Vol.I + II Baker, Chet 2-CD 063757606427 ENJ-6076 2 LIVE Itchy Fingers 063757607625 ENJ-6078 2 END OF THE UNIVERSE Koenig, Klaus 063757607823 ENJ-6084 2 QUICKSTEP Barron, Kenny 063757608424 ENJ-6088 2 HIPMOTISM Blythe, Arthur 063757608820 ENJ-6090 2 AL-JADIDA Abou-Khalil, Rabih 063757609025 ENJ-7001 2 SOL Joao, Maria 063757700128 ENJ-7005 2 CHILDREN OF IBEJI Perelman, Ivo w. Flora Purim, Don Pullen, Paul Bley 063757700524 ENJ-7009 2 IN EUROPE Jones, Elvin 063757700920 ENJ-7011 2 DESERT FLOWER Ibrahim, Abdullah 063757701125 ENJ-7017 2 Mr.A.T. Taylor, Art / Burton, Abraham 063757701729 ENJ-7043 2 THAT'S ME Dennerlein, Barbara w. Ray Anderson, Bob Berg 063757704324 ENJ-7047 2 SOUL EYES Farmer, Art 063757704720 ENJ-7053 2 BLUE CAMEL Abou-Khalil, Rabih 063757705321 ENJ-7055 2 MAMBO 2000 Conexion Latina 063757705529 ENJ-7057 2 THE SONG OF SONGS Koenig, Klaus 063757705727 ENJ-7069 2 HARVEST Rosewoman, Michele w. Gary Thomas, Greg Osby 063757706922 ENJ-7083 2 TARAB Abou-Khalil, Rabih 063757708322 ENJ-7085 2 FULL ENGLISH BREAKFAST Itchy Fingers 063757708520 ENJ-7087 22 THE CORTEGE Westbrook, Mike 2-CD 2-CD 063757708228 ENJ-7089 2 WHAT IT IS? Blackwell, Ed 063757708926 ENJ-7091 2 THE TALK OF THE TOWN Wallace, Bennie w. Jerry Hahn 063757709121 ENJ-7095 2 GOING HOME Jones, Elvin 063757709527 ENJ-7097 2 DOUBLE RAINBOW Mahogany, Kevin w. Ralph More, Kenny Barron Trio 063757709725 ENJ-7099 2 LONG TO BE LOOSE Krantz, Wayne 063757709923 ENJ-8040 2 LET'S Flanagan, Tommy 063757804024 ENJ-8044 2 SOUL CONNECTION Goykovich, Dusko w. Tommy Flanagan, Jimmy Heath 063757804420 ENJ-8046 2 RETROFLECTION Blythe, Arthur 063757804628 ENJ-8054 2 WHAT IT BE LIKE ? Blackwell, Ed 063757805427 ENJ-8066 2 IT DON'T MEAN A THING ... Jones, Elvin 063757806622 ENJ-8072 2 SONGS & MOMENTS Mahogany, Kevin w.Arthur Blythe, Kevin Eubanks a.o. 063757807223 ENJ-8074 2 CLOSEST TO THE SUN Burton, Abraham 063757807421 ENJ-8076 2 TIME FRAGMENTS Koenig, Klaus 063757807629 ENJ-8078 2 THE SULTAN'S PICNIC Abou-Khalil, Rabih 063757807827 ENJ-9003 2 MOMENTUM MOBILE Riessler, Michael 063757900320 ENJ-9005 2 WOYZECK'S DEATH Lowe, Allen 063757900528 ENJ-9011 2 GREEN DOLPHY SUITE Sclavis, Louis & Double Trio 063757901129 ENJ-9015 2 BEBOP CITY Goykovich, Dusko w.Abraham Burton, Kenny Barron 063757901525 ENJ-9019 2 PASAPORTE Cuban All-Stars w. Tata Guines & Miguel Anga 063757901921 ENJ-9021 2 THE LEGACY Vol. 1 Baker, Chet 063757902126 ENJ-9023 2 CARRY ON Cary, Marc / Hargrove, Roy 063757902324 ENJ-9025 2 NEW YORK CHILD Ehrlich, Marty 063757902522 ENJ-9031 2 WHEN IT'S TIME Zoller, Attila 063757903123 ENJ-9035 2 POINT IN TIME Hersch, Fred w. Dave Douglas 063757903529 ENJ-9037 2 THE MAGICIAN Burton, Abraham 063757903727 ENJ-9039 2 YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES Mahogany, Kevin w. Benny Golson, James Williams 063757903925 ENJ-9043 2 TWO DRINK MINIMUM Krantz, Wayne 063757904328 ENJ-9047 2 BALKAN CONNECTION Goykovich, Dusko 063757904724 ENJ-9049 2 LOOPIN' THE COOL Helias, Mark 063757904922 ENJ-9051 2 CALLING CARD Blythe, Arthur 063757905127 ENJ-9053 2 JAZZ AFRICA Thompson, Gail 063757905325 ENJ-9057 2 ALBOREA Garcia-Fons, Renaud 063757905721 ENJ-9059 2 ARABIAN WALTZ Abou-Khalil, Rabih 063757905929 ENJ-9061 2 REVIEWS Koenig, Klaus 063757906124 ENJ-9063 2 FREEZING SREENS Van't Hoff, Jasper w. Greetje Bijma 063757905929 ENJ-9067 2 NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUNDKing, Jonny 063757906728 ENJ-9071 2 LOOSE WIRES Godard, Michel 063757907121 ENJ-9073 2 PASSAGEM Martins, Carlos 063757907329 ENJ-9077 2 I REMEMBER YOU (LEGACY VOL.2)Baker, Chet 063757907725 ENJ-9300 2 BALLADS Various Artists Sampler 063757930020 ENJ-9302 2 TARANTULA Schnyder, Daniel 063757930228 ENJ-9303 2 HONEY AND ASH Riessler, Michael 063757930327 ENJ-9304 2 STRINGS FOR HOLIDAY Konitz, Lee w. Mark Feldman String Sextet 063757930426 ENJ-9307 2 ROUND TRIP Wogram, Nils 063757930723 ENJ-9309 2 A MORNING IN PARIS Benjamin, Sathima/Ibrahim,A.
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