| 2 AM / the Michael Wolff Trio. |
| 45th parallel / Oregon. |
| A toda Cuba le gusta / Afro Cuban All Stars. |
| Afro-Cuban fantasy / Poncho Sanchez. |
| Albert Mangelsdorff and Reto Weber Percussion Orchestra live at Montreaux / Albert Mangelsdorff, Reto Weber. |
| All my relations / Charles Lloyd. |
| Alone at last / Gary Burton. |
| Art standards / Art Pepper & the Hollywood All-Stars. |
| Big band and quartet in concert / Thelonious Monk. |
| Catching yourself gracefully / Tim Green. |
| Day in May / Bret Zvacek Quintet. |
| Dear Miles / Ron Carter. |
| Don’t go to strangers / Etta Jones. |
| Dusk / Andrew Hill. |
| The face of Mount Molehill / Neil Cowley Trio. |
| For the love of Ella / Ella Fitzgerald. |
| Greasy Street / Richie Hart with Joe Corsello, Rick Petrone & Dr. Lonnie Smith. |
| Hampton Hawes : live at the jazz showcase in Chicago. vol. 1 / Hampton Hawes, Cecil McBee, Roy Haynes. |
| Here’s to life / Shirley Horn, with strings. |
| The honeydripper / Jack McDuff. |
| In our style / David Murray & Jack DeJohnette. |
| Infinity / McCoy Tyner Trio, featuring Michael Brecker. |
| Invictus / Reggie Quinerly. |
| Light out of darkness : (a tribute to Ray Charles) / Shirley Horn. |
| Like someone in love / Ella Fitzgerald. |
| Live in N.Y. / the Michael Marcus 3. |
| Man bites harmonica! / Jean Thielemans. |
| Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus, Mingus / Charles Mingus. |
| Montreux heat / Mongo Santamaria. |
| The new wave in jazz. |
| One foot in the gutter : a treasury of soul / Dave Bailey. |
| Oscar Peterson and the bassists : Montreux ’77. |
| Pee Wee, Fred, & Maceo / the J.B. Horns. |
| Round midnight / Betty Carter. |
| Shimmering rhythm / the Ron Davis Trio & Shimmering Rhythm. |
| Simple complications / the Rocky Winslow Quartet & guests. |
| Songs from the heart / Johnny Hartman. |
| Soultrane / John Coltrane. |
| Speaking in tongues / Luciana Souza. |
| Spheres of influence / Brian Lynch. |
| Stan Kenton, the formative years / Stan Kenton and his Orchestra. |
| Talkin’ Verve / Willie Bobo. |
| You better know it!!! / Lionel Hampton. |