Update:
1. Max Roach – We insist! Freedom now suite
2. John Coltrane – My favorite things
3. Eric Dolphy – Out to lunch
4. Miles Davis – Complete Live at the plugged nickel
5. Charles Mingus – At Antibes
6. Andrew Hill – Point of departure
7. Cannonball Adderley – Somethin‘ else
8. John Coltrane – Live at the village vanguard
9. Don Ellis – Electric bath
10. Cecil Taylor – Conquistador!
11. Charles Mingus – Ah um
12. Clifford Brown & Max Roach – dto.
13. Miles Davis – Kind of blue
14. Charles Mingus – Charles Mingus presents Charles Mingus
15. Archie Shepp – Fire music
16. Ornette Coleman – The shape of jazz to come
17. John Coltrane – Ole
18. Bobby Hutcherson – Dialogue
19. Thelonious Monk – Brilliant corners
20. Clifford Brown & Max Roach – At Basin street
21. George Russell Sextet – Ezz-thetics
22. Ella Fitzgerald – Ella in Berlin
23. Kenny Dorham – Whistle stop
24. Cecil Taylor – Unit structures
25. John Coltrane – Africa/Brass
26. Sonny Rollins – A night at the village vanguard
27. Jim Hall – Textures
28. Grachan Moncur III – Evolution
29. The Quintet – Jazz at massey hall
30. John Coltrane – Giant steps
31. Jimmy Giuffre – Free fall
32. Jackie McLean – Let freedom ring
33. Art Blakey – At the cafe bohemia
34. Donald Byrd – Byrd in hand
35. Clifford Brown – Memorial album
36. John Coltrane – A love supreme
37. George Russell – New york, N.Y.
38. Billie Holiday – Lady sings the blues
39. Eric Dolphy – At the five spot
40. Duke Ellington – Money jungle
41. Miles Davis – Steamin‘
42. Cecil Taylor – The world of Cecil Taylor
43. Sam Rivers – Fuchsia swing song
44. Eric Dolphy – Out there
45. Freddie Hubbard – Hub-tones
46. Stan Kenton – New concepts of artistry
47. Kenny Dorham – Quiet Kenny
48. Bohren & Der Club of Gore – Black earth
49. Thelonious Monk – Monk’s music
50. Cannonball Adderley – Mercy mercy mercy
51. Charles Mingus – Mingus dynasty
52. Art Pepper – Meets the rhythm section
53. Miles Davis – E.S.P.
54. Duke Ellington – At newport
55. Steve Kuhn & Gary McFarland – The october suite
56. Don Ellis – Live at monterey
57. Sarah Vaughan – Sassy swings the tivoli
58. Joe Henderson – Inner urge
59. J.J. Johnson – The eminent Jay Jay Johnson
60. Bill Evans – Everybody digs
61. Pete LaRoca – Basra
62. Miles Davis – Workin‘
63. Nina Simone – At the village gate
64. Bud Powell – The amazing Bud Powell
65. Art ensemble of chicago – People in sorrow
66. Charles Mingus – Tijuana moods
67. Joe Henderson – Mode for Joe
68. Grachan Moncur III – Some other stuff
69. Kenny Drew – Undercurrent
70. Jackie McLean – Destination out!
71. Miles Davis – Milestones
72. Roy Haynes – Out of the afternoon
73. Andrew Hill – Compulsion!
74. Archie Shepp – The way ahead
75. Duke Pearson – The right touch
76. Lee Konitz – Motion
77. Jackie McLean – One step beyond
78. Tina Brooks – True blue
79. Charlie Parker – Retrospective
80. John Hollenbeck & J.B.B.G. – Joys & desires
81. Charles Gayle – Touchin‘ on trane
82. Ornette Coleman – Change of the century
83. John Coltrane – Impressions
84. Oliver Nelson – The blues and the abstract truth
85. Fats Navarro – The fabulous Fats Navarro
86. Roland Kirk – Rip, rig and panic
87. Sonny Rollins – Way out west
88. Thelonious Monk – At carnegie hall
89. Thad Jones – The magnificent Thad Jones
90. Johnny Griffin – A blowin‘ session
91. Louis Smith – Here comes Louis Smith
92. John Coltrane – Sun ship
93. Wes Montgomery – Full house
94. Bobby Hutcherson – Components
95. Gil Evans – Out of the cool
96. Mal Waldron – The quest
97. Jackie McLean – New and old gospel
98. Charles Mingus – The black saint and the sinner lady
99. Anthony Williams . Life time
100. Lester Young – Aladdin sessions
101. Charlie Haden – Liberation music orchestra
102. Andrew Hill – Change
103. Freddie Redd – Shades of Redd
104. DKV-Trio – Live in Wels & Chicago
105. Carla Bley – Escalator over the hill
106. Charles Mingus – Pithecanthropus erectus
107. Wayne Shorter – The all seeing eye
108. Booker Erwin – Freedom book
109. Clifford Brown & Max Roach – Study in brown
110. Don Sleet – All members
111. Duke Ellington – The afro-eurasien eclipse
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