1950-1959 (em construção)

1950- CHARLIE PARKER, Bird at St. Nick's.

1952 - AMÁLIA RODRIGUES, «Amália at Abbey Road». NORMAN GRANZ,  Norman Granz' Jam Session #1.  

1953 - DJANGO REINHARDT, The Great Artistry of Django Reinhardt

1954- BILLIE HOLYDAY & BUDDY DEFRANCO, Lady Love - Live in Cologne. DIZZY GILLESPIE, Afro.  LOUIS ARMSTRONG, Louis Armstrong Plays W. C. Handy. THELONIOUS MONK, Trio.

1955- DUKE ELLINGTON, «55». LOUIS ARMSTRONG, «Satch Plays Fats». SARAH VAUGHAN, «In Hi-Fi». THELONIOUS MONK, «Plays the Music of Duke Ellington».

1956- DIZZY GILLEPSY, «The Champ». SONNY ROLLINS, Saxophone Colossus. SONNY ROLLINGS, «Moving Out». THELONIOUS MONK, «Brilliant Corners». THELONIOUS MONK / SONNY ROLLINS. NAT KING COLE, «The Incomparable Nat King Cole -- 1956/57 Broadcasts».

1957- ART PEPPER, «Meets the Tythm Section». CLARK TERRY, 'Serenade To a Bus Seat». DINAH WASHINGTON, «The Swingin' Miss ''D'».; DIZZY GILLESPIE, «Sittin' In»; «Tour de Force». LOUIS ARMSTRONG & OSCAR PETERSON, «Louis Armstrong Meets Oscar Peterson». MILES DAVIS, Birth of the Cool. MILES DAVIS, «Bags Groove». NAT KING COLE, «The Incomparable Nat King Coles -- 1956/57 Broadcasts».

1958- BUDDY HOLLY, That'll Be the Day. CANNONBALL ADDERLEY, «Somethin' Else». CARLOS RAMOS, Em Alta Fidelidade. DIZZY GILLESPIE, «Duets». FRANK SINATRA, «Come Fly with Me». HORACE SILVER, «Further Explorations».  JOHN COLTRANE, »Soul Trane». MEL TORMÉ, «Tormé». NAT KING COLE, «Cole Español». NINA SIMONE, Little Girl Blue. ROSEMARY CLOONEY,  & BUDDY COLE, «Swing Around Rosie».

1959- ANITA O' DAY with BILLY MAY, «Swings Cole Porter». CARLOS RAMOS, «An Evening in Lisbon». CHARLES MINGUS, Mingus Ah Hum!». CHET BAKER, «Cool Spring». DUKE ELLINGTON, «Anatomy of a Murder».  FRANK SINATRA with BILLY MAY, Come Dance with Me!. HERB ELLIS & JIMMY GIUFFRE, «Herb Ellis Meets Jimmy Giuffre». HORACE SILVER, «Blowin' the Blues Away»; «Finger Poppin'».  MILES DAVIS, «Kind of Blue». MILES DAVIS, «Workin'». NINA SIMONE, «The Amazinh Nina Simone». ORNETTE COLEMAN, «Tomorrow Is The Question». SHORTY ROGERS, 'The Wizard of Oz and Other Harold Harlen Songs».