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(Repost because I posted this really late and I was hoping to get some more discussion on the ideas.)
TLDR: Cincinnati seems like an interesting location for a future Fallout game and I break down my reasoning and then give an idea for a story. Maybe Cincinnati, Ohio isn’t as popular as other American cities, but I think it still deserves a shot.
So this post is taking some older ideas in some Reddit posts for a Fallout game and adding some additional ideas for it. I believe that a Fallout game set in and around Cincinnati, Ohio could potentially be a good fit for the Fallout franchise. I’m gonna break down the reasons why I think it could fit the theme/work as a map and then some story ideas for what could work in the area. I’d also like to state that my ideas are based off of information from the Fallout Wiki and Wikipedia. If anything doesn’t add up, I apologize.
MY REASONING FOR CINCINNATI AND WHY IT CAN FIT THE FALLOUT LORE:
-So Cincinnati might not seem like a city as grandiose as somewhere like NYC, Philadelphia, Detroit, New Orleans, etc. To an extent, I totally agree with that sentiment. It’d be really cool to see those cities that were mentioned above as future Fallout locations. However, I believe that those world ideas are also so full of interesting locations that a game trying to capture it all would struggle to get all the significant locations with current technology. Cincinnati is a smaller city that is still rich with culture and history that could be captured more accurately than bigger projects.
-A decent amount of the skyscrapers and more significant places of Cincinnati and the surrounding cities are somewhat older. There is enough buildings in Cincinnati that were built before or close enough to the divergence point that the skyline and city layout could be decently recognizable.
-Cincinnati had a decently sized manufacturing and industrial sector before the IRL Midwest De-Industrialization and Formation of the Rust Belt in the 40s and 50s. Considering that Fallout is themed around the ‘Pax Americana 1950s & Early 60s’ culture, the idea of showing off a Midwest city that continued to boom in those sectors could be an interesting focus for a Fallout game.
-Cincinnati has a large, mostly unused subway system that was never finished. In game, we could see areas of underground activity like the Fallout 3 subway system. The IRL subway eventually had a section that was also reworked to be a nuclear shelter, so a Vault being under the city wouldn’t be far-fetched.
-The Underground Railroad considered Cincinnati to be an important stop along the way, as it was a large destination for runaway slaves. The city was seen as a large region to hide amongst and find work that was just north of the Ohio River, where Slavery was mostly illegal (still not that great for runaways, but better than the South). Any concepts of slaves coming to Cincinnati for newfound freedoms or a system/faction of abolitionists and runaways would make a lot of sense for the themes.
-The Ohio River would be an important location that could go right through the middle of the map. Based off of how irradiated the rivers were in Fallout 3: The Pitt, I think it’d be safe to assume that the Ohio River in Cincinnati would also be unsafe to travel across. This creates something like the Deathclaws north of Goodsprings in Fallout: New Vegas where players can follow a normal path to get to the main city. This also means that it could create fun and challenging ways to get across the river.
-Fallout’s 1950s styled America is still in love with baseball. If you’re looking for a major city with a rich baseball history/culture, Cincinnati’s your place. Cincinnati is the city where the first professional baseball team was created, the Red Stockings. It could be host to a baseball themed faction, a settlement like Diamond City, or maybe even a quest line to reform a pro baseball team.
-The Cincinnati Zoo is a long standing and prestigious zoo that could be an interesting point in this hypothetical game. Since the zoo is home to various creatures that aren’t native to most of America, we could see interesting enemy mobs like mutated gorillas and irradiated hippos.
-IRL Cincinnati is home to major companies like Kroger, Procter&Gamble, and GE Aviation. Fallout companies like Super Duper Mart and Abraxodyne Chemical could be stand-ins for Kroger and P&G. It’d be a cool bit of story building for some of the pre-war companies that have products littering the Fallout wastelands.
-While New Orleans is probably more famous for this point, Cincinnati was also historically home to a developed steamboat industry that made it an important location in the history of American exploration/expansion into the river basins of Midwest America. Fallout 4’s museums based around Massachusetts’ involvement in the American War of Independence show off the cultural significance of the region in American history. Cincinnati could have a museum dedicated to it’s prominent position as a gateway to the west, showing off it’s contributions to expansionist American culture.
-One of the cities in the Cincinnati region is a town south of the Ohio River known as Newport, Kentucky. Historically, before Las Vegas became Sin City, Newport, KY was a huge contender for that role. From the 1920s to the 1950s, Newport was a city filled with criminal bosses and corrupt public officials. Casinos, brothels, and other illegal enterprises made up a good chunk of everyday life for this town. If fans want to recapture the spirit of New Vegas with the focus on moral degradation and a city of ‘Sex, Drugs, and Rock’n’Roll,’ then look no further than Newport.
-Cincinnati was one of the major US cities that had Nike anti-air missile bases around the Greater Cincinnati area. I don’t think it’d be too far of a stretch to assume that after world tensions got worse in the 21st century, that the government would repurpose some of these launch sites into nuclear silos. Maybe we could see another Megaton situation.
-Cincinnati is also home to 3 facilities in the area that were dedicated to nuclear research and enrichment (until these plants were closed due radiation leaking out). These would be some great areas to explore and mess around with nuclear enrichment.
WHEN WOULD THIS TAKE PLACE & WHO WOULD BE INVOLVED:
So I feel like this game could work if it was set between the ending of Fallout 2 and the beginning of Fallout 3. IMO, the ideal starting date would be between 2248 and 2252 due to the ideas I have for the factions that could be used in this game. I don’t have all the details for all the different factions, but I have 4 ideas for 4 major factions. Two new ones and two old ones that could fit the area.
RETURNING FACTIONS:
-The Brotherhood (Chicago Faction) So the Brotherhood of Chicago is an ill defined group that exists only in references. Fallout: Tactics set up a group known as the Midwest Brotherhood, however, Tactics is no longer recognized as a canon game since Bethesda acquired the Fallout series. According to Fallout 3 & 4 though, there is still a group of the Brotherhood that still exists in the Chicago area. Like Tactics, the Chicago group of the Brotherhood arrived in Chicago due to an airship crashing into the area. Beyond this, there isn’t much lore about the Chicago chapter so this is where I’d like to add my ideas. After the crash, feeling disconnected from the rest of the Brotherhood (and their dedicated supplies and supply lines), the Chicago chapter turns more towards the religious aspects of the Brotherhood. Having a lot of connections to the airship that decided their fate, as well as possibly being based out of Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, the Chicago Brotherhood turns towards the sky. They begin a process of turning into an Aviation cult, a society that worships and encourages air travel. Like the old Brotherhood, they would hoard technologies, just more focused on air travel and air defenses. Over time, they begin to expand around the Great Lakes region, eventually coming to a manpower crisis. At this point, the Chicago chapter would either loosen it’s recruiting standards to allow in wastelanders who would join due to their acceptance of their new faith system, or the Chicago chapter would create a Spartan styled theocratic dictatorship with the airship survivors acting as foreign rulers over Chicagoans. Either or would have interesting story choices, but I can’t chose which I like more. Anyhow, the Chicago chapter eventually comes across tales of ‘Prophet Wright and Prophet Patterson,’ the founders of flight (and possibly the sky if the chapter is naive/delusional enough). The Chicago Brotherhood learns of a ‘Holy City’ where flight was birthed and worshiped at a ‘Holy Air Base.’ The Chapter would take it’s proudest forces and equipment to claim their perceived Holy Land, the city of Dayton, OH and Wright-Patterson Air Base. Upon arrival, the Chicago chapter realized that the city was already claimed by other forces. Believing that their God (or Gods) was on their side, the Chicago Brotherhood launched an attack for Dayton. Time would pass, and no gains were made by the Brotherhood, revealing a dirty truth that this chapter was not as dominant and guided by God(s) as they thought they were. They also had to accept that an enemy force with Wright-Patterson could challenge their tactical and spiritual hold on the sky. Upon tactical reevaluation, the Chicago chapter noticed that the enemy forces were sending extra soldier South of the battle. The chapter correctly guessed that their enemies were moving to encircle them and stop their Midwestern gains. In response, the Brotherhood would send it’s own forces South to try to counter-encircle the enemy. Both forces, evenly matched and evenly stretching their lines would finally hit the Ohio River. Both sides were stuck countering the influence of the other, eventually both would settle in to starve the other one out around Cincinnati. The Chicago Brotherhood had their work cut out for them, for they would be facing off against.....
-The Enclave After the events of Fallout 2, the Enclave would need to rebuild. Bases of theirs lying in ruins, groups deserting them, Enclave members being hunted down for justice, profit, and fun. The situation looked dire for most. That was until a Mr. John Henry Eden gave orders to regroup and rebuild in the Capitol wasteland. Most Enclave members saw the writing on the wall, and decided that the move East would be better than death. This is where I believe that a certain group of the Enclave would be moving east, eventually stumbling upon Dayton & Wright-Patterson. This group of the Enclave didn’t feel like moving on past this treasure trove would be a smart idea, so the group settled there. Now I was thinking that the leader of this Enclave chapter would eventually get all high and mighty, thus proclaiming that the Dayton Enclave was the true enclave, that their leader was the rightful President, and that Eden and his Capitol Wasteland Enclave was not legitimate. The Dayton Enclave President swore an oath of duty to reunite the Enclave under him, and to invade and conquer the Capitol for their own state. While the older and higher up ranks supported the grand plan, younger officers and cadets had an uneasy feeling over these plans. Some would even go as far to talk about open rebellion and, even possibly, a return to democratic institutions and rules. (I would love to see a quest line where you can influence the Enclave and chose between a status-quo Enclave or a democratic Enclave. However, just because a bad guy says that they’re good now, it does not mean that they will be seen by the people as a good guy now). All of this would have to wait though, as a new enemy has arrived on this Enclave chapter’s borders. In less than an hour after their arrival, the enemy began a siege on the Enclave’s Wright-Patterson base. The Enclave was caught completely off guard, as none of the higher ups believed that ‘No savages of this region could possibly learn how to fly and professionally fight.’ After the initial chaos, the Enclave was able to get their air force up and defending their positions. Amid the siege and dogfights, the Enclave would learn of the name of their ‘new’ enemy: The Brotherhood. The Enclave officers had been both right and wrong. The Brotherhood was not a savage of this region, as they had fought against them in California. They were still in this region though, and they were able to put up an actual fight. Realizing the direness of getting stuck in a constant siege, the Enclave came up with a plan to hopefully solve all their problems. If the Enclave forces could just encircle the Brotherhood forces, then they could possibly cut their supply lines while also conquering lands to keep the Brotherhood from moving any further into Ohio, as well as a start on the Dayton Enclave’s Eastern March to take DC. Their forces moved south, only for the Brotherhood to match their moves to the south. The Enclave tried again, only to meet the same results. This began a race south to try to get under the other army. Evenly they moved along, until both forces hit the Ohio River. While some war-hawks within the Enclave ranks wanted to move into Cincinnati to try to gain the upper hand, the Dayton Chapter President refused, wishing to focus on the Brotherhood and the eventual Eastern March. Unfortunately, the Enclave and the Brotherhood had moved their battlegrounds too close to Cincinnati, and soon, a new force would join the fight.....
NEW FACTIONS:
-The Republic of the Ohio Cincinnati was not spared from the horrors of nuclear hellfire. Being a city with a large amount of manufacturing, commerce, transportation, and nuclear refinement will tend to put you on list for enemy nuclear destruction. As such, Cincinnati has seen better days. It is not 2077 anymore though, and the city has learned to heal. Emerging from vaults long after Nuclear War, but long before the time of this game, a new generation of citizens of Cincinnati began the process of rebuilding. In the beginning, many factions arose, with no central authority. Chaos and violence ruled the scorched streets. Eventually, due to raiders and instability, multiple governing groups formed trade pacts and alliances. These districts would eventually merge due to the economic ties to create the city of Cincinnati once more. While not all districts complied willingly, Cincinnati would continue to grow through a combination of economic ties and small military missions. With trade being such a central idea to the culture of the city, Cincinnati began to work out deals with even more areas that weren’t even part of the Cincinnati Districts. Around this time, the wealth inequality within the city began to grow faster and faster. More individuals were gearing up to meet more locals to enact more trade, of which some profits would go to line the pockets of these traders. Soon, the very well off individuals were producing shipping vessels on the Ohio River. While this meant that Cincinnati could spread it’s wings further, it also meant that more and more land on the river was being gobbled by those who already owned the majority. Nevertheless, the city would continue to work with the ultra rich to expand. By this point, many districts were starting to look worse compared to how they were doing before the city united. Since the city had been set up loosely, it had become a confederation in principle. As such, many districts were on the cusp of declaring their freedom once more. To quell any chance of District independence, the then Mayor of Cincinnati declared the ‘Republic of the Ohio.’ On one side of things, the new government better reflected the new growth on the Ohio River by recognizing new lands as different territories instead of new additions to the city. On the other side, the Republic was formed as a new government level to force territories looking for freedom back into the greater system. While the Districts could still leave the city of Cincinnati, they would still be stuck inside the Republic of the Ohio. The Republic was based off of the government of the pre-war USA, in which succession was illegal and punishable. Not everyone listened, and soon, the poorer districts declared a counter-government to recognize the ‘forgotten man.’ The Republic did not tolerate this, and swept through the districts, taking out any opposition that could be found. It was after this point, very early on in the new republic, that the government tightened the rules until the Republic was only a republic in name. Yes, the freedoms of speech and religion and the right to vote would still exist. But if you did not worship and speak of the Republic in the ‘correct way,’ you might have just found yourself stuck in social shaming and potential revenge. And while you could vote, it mattered not as everyone knew who the ‘winners’ would be. As the Republic embraced a darker side, it began to feel the drawbacks of it’s actions. Social services and protections offered by the state declined more and more, as politicians were more focused on the pay and helping their families. It was very clear that the rich of the republic had it all, while the poor never recovered from the District disassembly and forced reintegration. The Elite cared little though, as the republic grew it’s trading operations further up and down the River. Life was good enough. Or so it seemed until the scouts of the Republic brought news one day. Advanced groups with flying weaponry were moving south, towards the Republic itself. The President of the Ohio makes the call to send all forces to defend the northern walls. Little did they know that they had weakened another front, and a force moving from the South East to meet that weakened border. Known only in the region as a rumor, they are.....
-The Kanawha Coalition Nuclear War came a little bit later for the land of West Virginia, but when it came, it left it’s mark. West Virginia was spared from the worse in 2077, leaving behind a land with great potential. While violence and death was nothing foreign to the WV Wastelanders, it was comparatively tame versus the surrounding states. Eventually, a vault filled with Dwellers opened up. These pioneers would bring about change to the region, leading to more factions showing interest in the region. The population boomed, and it looked as if the region could sustain a form of civilization. Then the bombs came again, and again, and again. The new people of WV were not all as valorous and good-hearted as it seemed they would be. West Virginia was home to a series of active nuclear missile silos. Taking advantage of the chaos that comes with societal formation, certain individuals made their way to these silo sites to bring about new nuclear devastation. So quickly was the flame of law, order, and civilization sniffed out by nuclear destruction. Many would die, possibly even more than the amount of West Virginians killed in the actual war. Many more would just up and leave the lands, hoping to find a better home outside of WV. What was left after the first round of deaths and departures was a network of abandoned communities and other forgotten homesteads. The structures left behind would decay and fall apart, bits flying away along the wind. The locals that stayed were also forced to increase their mineral stripping and scavenging to build better homes, able to stand up to the toxicity of the region. Most of these were in vain, however, as the other survivors of the region were usually the ones still launching the weapons. Many years would pass with this pattern still going the same, only the Earth around them changing. While WV had been polluted even before the war, the leftover junk combined with the constant nuclear war brought the region to a new low. But at it’s lowest, WV would find a solution. Slowly, the psychopathic souls who had fired the weapons became bored of tormenting the region. The nukes were becoming a thing of the past, now the region could focus on the other problems that plagued everyday life. Those issues that had been put to the side were finally in full view. And that view was of a homeland soured by nuclear fires and other pollutants. The people had enough of their rotting home, so they elected to meet and discuss a solution. The meeting brought together a handful of tribes that had somehow survived. Many attending the meeting were no longer human, as the radiation had ghoulified a vast amount of the populace. While most regions struggled with the ostracism of ghouls, many humans within West Virginia had either accepted them or had learnt to tolerate them enough to not cause too much damage. While some grudges still seep into social arrangements, the ghoul-human relations are comparatively better to most other societies. The tribes of ghouls and humans came together to unify, creating a coalition of the West Virginian tribes. The elders of each tribe created a council to organize and direct new objectives for the willing locals. It was decided that the tribes would forgo the technologies that brought about the conditions that they lived in. They would focus their efforts on peace and harmony with the lands that had been ruined, with the eventual goal of creating an ecologically sustainable homeland. In an effort to rebrand the region and connect with a people who focused on the Earth, the coalition would begin to refer to the lands of West Virginia as Kanawha. Consequently, the coalition would eventually come to be known as the Kanawha Coalition. Time would pass and Mother Earth would heal... somewhat. After a long period of partial success, the council would meet and make a drastic choice. No longer would they toil to make a broken land heal, a new, better land would be searched out. The tribes packed up and began a long march towards a new home. A rumored land of a city that continued to kill Mother Earth with no punishments. Now, it was time to punish the wrongdoers and take their lands triumphantly.
WHY SET IT BETWEEN 2248 AND 2252: The main reason I feel like this time period would work is due to the events between FO2&3. According to the DC Brotherhood in 3, the Chicago Brotherhood had gone silent by the time of their eastern journey. It also fits due to the Enclave moving East as well. As such, 2248-52 seems late enough for the Enclave to get out East, while being early enough for the Chicago Brotherhood to disappear by 54/55.
THANK YOU FOR READING THIS, I’M SORRY IF I MISTYPED ANYTHING OR SOMETHING DIDN’T MAKE SENSE.

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• Nov 09 - 11: Norfolk In-Water Boat Show at Waterside, Norfolk.
• Nov 09 - 11: Something Rotten! at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Nov 09 - Dec 15: 2018 Million Bulb Walk at Norfolk Botanical Garden.

Thursday, November 8

• Snails concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• True Life The Musical: With Lorraine Lyman at Push Comedy Theater, Norfolk.
• Free Planetarium Show ODU's Pretlow Planetarium, Norfolk.

Friday, November 9

• Iron & Wine concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Atlanta Gladiators at The Scope, Norfolk.
• 2018 Barrels, Brew, & BBQ Festival at Hunt Club Farm, Virginia Beach.
• Chinese Warriors of Peking at American Theatre, Hampton.
• Sparkle Night Tree Lighting Event at the Marketplace at Tech Center, Newport News.

Saturday, November 10

• 2018 India Fest at Virginia Beach Convention Center. submitted by manofthewild07
• ODU Football vs North Texas at Foreman Field, Norfolk. /olddominionfootball
• Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Atlanta Gladiators at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Williamsburg Farmers Market
• Buckroe Beach Farmers Market
• Volunteer Service Day at Paradise Creek Nature Park, Portsmouth.
• Lori Williams concert at Attucks Theatre, Norfolk.
• Coddiwomple 2018 Music and Craft Beer Festival, Williamsburg.
• Bourbon, Bees & Breasts: A Fried Chicken Festival, Newport News.
• Cody Jinks concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Imagination Movers at American Theatre, Hampton.
• The Unusual Suspects: The Improvised Murder Mystery at Push Comedy Theater, Norfolk.
• Second Saturday Stand-Up at Push Comedy Theater, Norfolk.
• 2018 Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Peninsula Town Center, Hampton.

Sunday, November 11

• 9th Annual Virginia Roast & Toast at Hermitage Museum, Norfolk.
• Fee Free Day at Historic Jamestowne.
• VLM Birthday Celebration $1 admission, more at Virginia Living Musuem, Newport News.
• 7 Cities Book Fest in Virginia Beach.
• Class Dismissed: The 401 Graduation Show at Push Comedy Theater, Norfolk.

Later This Month

• Wed Nov 14: Family Movie Night: Home Alone at Waterside, Norfolk.
• Wed Nov 14: Blue October concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 16: Suffolk's Grand Illumination, downtown Suffolk.
• Fri Nov 16: Frankenstein at American Theatre, Hampton.
• Nov 16 - 17: Bill Bellamy stand-up comedy at Funny Bone, Virginia Beach.
• Sat Nov 17: FlickIt presents Planes, Trains And Automobiles at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Sat Nov 17: Evelyn’s Wildlife Refuge Casino Night at Hunt Club Farm, Virginia Beach.
• Sat Nov 17: Grand Illumination Parade, Norfolk.
• Sat Nov 17: Smooth Jazz: Joe McBride and Paul Brown at American Theatre, Hampton.
• Sat Nov 17: ODU Football vs VMI at Foreman Field, Norfolk. /olddominionfootball
• Sat Nov 17: Church Street Jazz Series: The Lao Tizer Band featuring Chieli Minucci & Karen Briggs, concert at Attucks Theatre, Norfolk.
• Sat Nov 17: Jason Bishop: Straight Up Magic at Ferguson Center, Newport News.
• Sun Nov 18: Norfolk Record Swap 11.18.18 at Toast hosted by JustinSchwimmer
• Sun Nov 18: Graphic Novel Conference and Competition at Norfolk State University.
• Wed Nov 21: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Florida Everblades at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Nov 22 - Dec 30: Bayport Credit Union Holiday Lights Merry Mile at the Oceanfront, Virginia Beach.
• Nov 23 - 25: 37th Annual Virginia Beach Christmas Market at the Virginia Beach Convention Center.
• Fri Nov 23: Jason Mraz and Toca Rivera concert at Ferguson Center, Newport News.
• Fri Nov 23: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Florida Everblades at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Sat Nov 24: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Florida Everblades at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Mon Nov 26: Mannheim Steamroller Christmas concert at Ferguson Center, Newport News.
• Wed Nov 28: Reel Big Fish concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Nov 29 - Dec 2: Cirque Du Soleil Crystal at Scope Arena, Norfolk.
• Nov 30 - Dec 1: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 30: Dark Star Orchestra concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 30: Lightwire Theater: A Very Electric Christmas at American Theatre, Hampton.

December & Beyond

• Sun Dec 02: Grand Illumination, Williamsburg.
• Wed Dec 05: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Manchester Monarchs at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Thu Dec 06: Nightcap at the Museum at The Hermitage Museum & Gardens, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 07: FlickIt presents Dawn Of The Dead at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 07: Lisa Leob concert at Attucks Theatre, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 07: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Manchester Monarchs at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 08: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Manchester Monarchs at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 14: FlickIt presents Who Framed Roger Rabbit? at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 14: Lit AF Tour stand-up comedy hosted by Martin Lawrence at Scope Arena, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 15: Granby St Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl
• Dec 14 - 16: David Koechner stand-up comedy at Funny Bone, Virginia Beach.
• Sat Dec 15: Breaking Benjamin concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Wed Dec 19: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Wheeling Nailers at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 21: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Wheeling Nailers at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 28: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Wheeling Nailers at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Mon Dec 31: GWAR concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Jan 18 - 20: Monster Jam at Hampton Coliseum.
• Sat Feb 02: Young The Giant concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Wed Feb 06: Walk The Moon concert at The Norva, Norfolk.

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• Nov 23 - 25: 37th Annual Virginia Beach Christmas Market at the Virginia Beach Convention Center.
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• Sat Dec 01: Town of Windsor Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting, Windsor.
• Dec 06 - 16: The Santaland Diaries at Wells Theatre, Norfolk.
• Dec 07 - 09: Richmond Ballet Presents The Nutcracker at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Thu Dec 13: Will Downing's Soulful Sounds Of Christmas concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 14: Jim Brickman: A Joyful Christmas concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 15: Handel’s Messiah concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Tue Dec 18: A Magical Cirque Christmas at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 21: Holiday Pops! at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• through Dec 15: 2018 Million Bulb Walk at Norfolk Botanical Garden.
• through Dec 31: Dickens' Christmas Towne at Nauticus, Norfolk.

Ongoing Events

• Nov 16 - 17: Bill Bellamy stand-up comedy at Funny Bone, Virginia Beach.
• Nov 17 - 18: 4th Annual Coastal Virginia Auto Show at the Virginia Beach Convention Center.
• through Dec 15: 2018 Million Bulb Walk at Norfolk Botanical Garden.

Thursday, November 15

• Allen Stone concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Free Planetarium Show ODU's Pretlow Planetarium, Norfolk.
• Empowering Minorities & Veterans to Enter The Virginia Cannabis Industry, Hampton.

Friday, November 16

• FlickIt presents Weird Science at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Olde Towne Holiday Market, Portsmouth. submitted by rugbygrl2
• Suffolk's Grand Illumination, downtown Suffolk.
• Frankenstein at American Theatre, Hampton.
• Anthony B concert at The Norva, Norfolk.

Saturday, November 17

• Grand Illumination Parade, Norfolk.
• 4th Annual Great Hot Cocoa War, downtown Norfolk.
• FlickIt presents Planes, Trains And Automobiles at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Local Comic Shop Day 2018! at Local Heroes, Norfolk.
• The Birch's 11 Hours of Virginia Cider at The Birch Bar, Norfolk.
• Brew Bus 2.0 brewery tour, Virginia Beach.
• Oyster Roast + Whole Hog BBQ Pickin' at Chicks Oyster Bar, Virginia Beach.
• The Push Comedy Theater Anniversary Bash, Norfolk.
• LAVA Presents: Airpark, Babe Club, Court Street Company at Toast, Norfolk.
• Foreman Field Lights Out Block Party at ODU, Norfolk.
• Merriment And Misery Beer Festival at Big Ugly Brewing Company, Chesapeake.
• Evelyn’s Wildlife Refuge Casino Night at Hunt Club Farm, Virginia Beach.
• Smooth Jazz: Joe McBride and Paul Brown at American Theatre, Hampton.
• ODU Football vs VMI at Foreman Field, Norfolk. /olddominionfootball
• Church Street Jazz Series: The Lao Tizer Band featuring Chieli Minucci & Karen Briggs, concert at Attucks Theatre, Norfolk.
• Jason Bishop: Straight Up Magic at Ferguson Center, Newport News.
• Hobo Johnson & The Lovemakers concert at The Norva, Norfolk.

Sunday, November 18

• Norfolk Record Swap 11.18.18 at Toast hosted by JustinSchwimmer
• Graphic Novel Conference and Competition at Norfolk State University.
• Seven Lions concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Comedy and Improv at the West Beach Tavern!, Virginia Beach.

Later This Month

• Wed Nov 21: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Florida Everblades at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Nov 22 - Dec 30: Bayport Credit Union Holiday Lights Merry Mile at the Oceanfront, Virginia Beach.
• Nov 23 - 25: 37th Annual Virginia Beach Christmas Market at the Virginia Beach Convention Center.
• Fri Nov 23: Jason Mraz and Toca Rivera concert at Ferguson Center, Newport News.
• Fri Nov 23: Dancing In The Street: The Music Of Motown concert at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 23: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Florida Everblades at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 23: Mae concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Sat Nov 24: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Florida Everblades at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Mon Nov 26: Mannheim Steamroller Christmas concert at Ferguson Center, Newport News.
• Wed Nov 28: Reel Big Fish concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Thu Nov 29: H.E.R. concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Nov 29 - Dec 02: Cirque Du Soleil Crystal at Scope Arena, Norfolk.
• Nov 30 - Dec 01: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Nov 30 - Dec 23: A Christmas Carol at Wells Theatre, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 30: Dark Star Orchestra concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 30: Lauren Daigle: The Behold Christmas Tour concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Fri Nov 30: Lightwire Theater: A Very Electric Christmas at American Theatre, Hampton.

December & Beyond

• Sat Dec 01: NGHTMRE concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 01: Town of Windsor Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting, Windsor.
• Sun Dec 02: Grand Illumination, Williamsburg.
• Wed Dec 05: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Manchester Monarchs at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Wed Dec 05: Weedeater concert at Riffhouse Pub, Chesapeake.
• Thu Dec 06: Nightcap at the Museum at The Hermitage Museum & Gardens, Norfolk.
• Dec 06 - 16: The Santaland Diaries at Wells Theatre, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 07: FlickIt presents Dawn Of The Dead at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 07: Lisa Leob concert at Attucks Theatre, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 07: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Manchester Monarchs at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Dec 07 - 09: Richmond Ballet Presents The Nutcracker at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 08: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Manchester Monarchs at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Tue Dec 11: Underoath concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Thu Dec 13: Turnpike Troubadours concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Thu Dec 13: Will Downing's Soulful Sounds Of Christmas concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 14: Jim Brickman: A Joyful Christmas concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 14: FlickIt presents Who Framed Roger Rabbit? at Naro Cinema, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 14: Lit AF Tour stand-up comedy hosted by Martin Lawrence at Scope Arena, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 15: Granby St Ugly Sweater Bar Crawl
• Sat Dec 15: Handel’s Messiah concert at Harrison Opera House, Norfolk.
• Dec 14 - 16: David Koechner stand-up comedy at Funny Bone, Virginia Beach.
• Sat Dec 15: Breaking Benjamin concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Tue Dec 18: A Magical Cirque Christmas at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Wed Dec 19: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Wheeling Nailers at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Fri Dec 21: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Wheeling Nailers at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 22: The Little Mermen (Disney rock cover band) concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Wed Dec 26: Grunge-A-Palooza concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Sat Dec 28: Norfolk Admirals hockey vs Wheeling Nailers at The Scope, Norfolk.
• Mon Dec 31: GWAR concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Jan 04 - 06: Rent: 20th Anniversary Tour at Chrysler Hall, Norfolk.
• Jan 18 - 20: Monster Jam at Hampton Coliseum.
• Sat Feb 02: Young The Giant concert at The Norva, Norfolk.
• Wed Feb 06: Walk The Moon concert at The Norva, Norfolk.

I bought 400 jazz albums a few weeks back, and have some listed here. Still have to narrow them more, so will be adding on a regular basis as I work through them. I ended up with a lot of duplicates - those are listed, and others I'm debating to keep/sell... I do need to make some room. Hoping someone else likes jazz around here.
US shipping is $5 flat, any quantity. Media Mail and tracked from Illinois. Payment via Paypal please.
Thanks!

_ARTIST	TITLE	PRICE	MEDIA	JACKET
Adam Wade	And Then Came Adam	$1.79	VG	VG+
Ahmad Jamal	The Piano Scene Of Ahmad Jamal	$2.69	G+	G+
Ahmad Jamal	Portfolio Of Ahmad Jamal	$3.59	G+	G
Ahmad Jamal	The Roar Of The Greasepaint - The Smell Of The Crowd	$8.09	NM or M-	VG+
Ahmad Jamal Trio	Jamal At The Pershing Vol. 2	$3.59	VG+	Generic
Al Di Meola	Land Of The Midnight Sun	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Al Di Meola	Casino	$2.69	VG+	VG
Al Di Meola	Cielo E Terra	$4.49	NM or M-	VG+
Al Hibbler	Starring Al Hibbler	$1.79	G	G
Al Hibbler	Al Hibbler Remembers	$2.24	G+	VG+
Al Jolson	In Songs He Made Famous	$2.69	VG	VG
Alan Swain Orchestra	Encore Jazz Dance Session	$6.29	VG+	VG
Albert Lee	Speechless	$3.59	VG+	VG
Alphonse Mouzon	The Sky Is The Limit	$2.69	VG+	VG+
André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra	Bolero / William Tell - Overture	$2.69	VG	VG
André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra	The Music Of Chopin	$4.49	VG+	VG
Andrés Segovia	My Favorite Spanish Encores	$3.59	VG+	G+
Andy Narell	Slow Motion	$4.49	NM or M-	VG+
Andy Summers & Robert Fripp	I Advance Masked	$3.59	VG+	VG
Antonio Carlos Jobim	Stone Flower	$19.79	VG+	VG+
Antonio Carlos Jobim	Wave	$20.69	VG+	VG
Antonio Vivaldi - Kammerorchester Des Saarländischen Rundfunks, Saarbrücken Conducted By Karl Ristenpart	5 Concerti For Diverse Instruments	$2.69	NM or M-	NM or M-
Arnie Lawrence	You're Gonna Hear From Me	$4.49	VG	VG+
Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers	Drum Suite	$6.29	G+	VG
Art Tatum	Solo Piano	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Art Tatum	Here's Art Tatum	$2.69	VG	G+
Art Tatum	Works Of Art	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Art Van Damme	Septet: The New Sound Of Art Van Damme	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Arthur Fiedler • The Boston Pops Orchestra	Fabulous Broadway	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Arthur Fiedler And The Boston Pops Orchestra	Pops Varieties	$8.99	NM or M-	VG+
Arthur Prysock	Unforgettable	$2.24	VG+	VG+
Arthur Prysock	Art & Soul	$8.99	NM or M-	VG+
Arthur Whittemore, Jack Lowe	Twentieth Century Music For Two Pianos	$2.69	G+	VG
Artie Shaw And His Orchestra	Moonglow	$1.79	VG+	VG
Astrud Gilberto	Look To The Rainbow	$9.89	NM or M-	NM or M-
B.B. King	In London	$2.69	G+	Not Graded
B.B. King	Friends	$3.59	G+	VG
B.B. King	Completely Well	$8.99	G+	VG
B.J. Thomas	Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head	$3.59	NM or M-	VG+
B.J. Thomas	Young And In Love	$5.39	NM or M-	NM or M-
Banda Taurina	¡Bullring! Music Of The Bull Fight Ring, La Fiesta Brava, Vol. 4	$1.79	VG+	VG
Bar-Kays	Flying High On Your Love	$2.69	G+	G+
Barry Galbraith	Guitar Comping	$6.29	NM or M-	NM or M-
Benny Goodman	Meeting At The Summit	$4.49	VG	VG
Benny Goodman	Trios (& One Duet)	$4.94	NM or M-	NM or M-
Benny Goodman	An Album Of Swing Classics	$8.99	VG+	VG
Benny Hipsley	Presenting Benny Hipsley At The Desert Hotel Live	$4.49	VG+	VG
Bernard Peiffer	The Pied Bernard Peiffer Of The Piano	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Bert Henry	Bert Henry At The Hungry Thigh	$1.79	G+	VG+
Bill Laswell	Baselines	$7.19	NM or M-	VG+
Bill Reinhardt	Where Were You Last Night? "At Jazz Ltd. Of Course"	$5.39	VG	VG+
Billy Butler	Sugar Candy Lady	$5.39	G+	VG
Billy Eckstine	The Modern Sound Of Mr. B.	$2.24	VG	VG+
Billy Preston	Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music	$2.69	VG	VG+
Billy Vaughn	Number 1 Hits, Vol. 1	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Blood, Sweat And Tears	Child Is Father To The Man	$1.79	VG	VG
Blue Sky Boys	The Original And Great	$1.34	G+	G+
Bob Dylan / The Band	Before The Flood	$22.49	VG+	VG+
Bob Fleming	Sax Spectacular Vol. 2	$44.99	VG	VG
Bob James	Three	$3.59	VG	G+
Bobby Hebb	Sunny By Bobby Hebb	$5.39	VG	VG
Bobby Hutcherson	Linger Lane	$5.39	VG	G
Bobby McFerrin	The Voice	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Bobby McFerrin	The Voice	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Bobby Short	Bobby Short Loves Cole Porter	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Bonnie Raitt	Sweet Forgiveness	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Boots Randolph	Hip Boots	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Live!	$2.69	G	VG
Brother Jack McDuff	Goodnight, It's Time To Go	$3.59	G+	VG
Brother Jack McDuff	Screamin'	$3.59	G+	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Live!	$3.59	G+	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Check This Out	$4.49	VG	VG
Brother Jack McDuff	Prelude	$4.49	VG	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Live!	$8.99	VG	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	The Fourth Dimension	$9.89	VG	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Hot Barbeque	$16.19	VG	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Hot Barbeque	$16.19	VG	VG+
Brother Jack McDuff	Moon Rappin'	$31.49	G+	VG
Brothers Johnson	Blam!!	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Bruce Forman	In Transit	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Bruce Forman	In Transit	$8.09	NM or M-	NM or M-
Buck Clayton	The Huckle-Buck And Robbins' Nest (A Buck Clayton Jam Session)	$3.14	G+	G+
Bud Freeman's All Star Orchestra	Midnight At Eddie Condon's	$3.59	VG	VG+
Bud Powell	The Jazz Legacy Of Bud Powell	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Bud Powell	Blue Note Café Paris, 1961	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Bud Powell	Swingin' With Bud	$8.99	VG	VG
Buddy Miles	We Got To Live Together	$3.14	VG	VG
Buddy Morrow And His Orchestra	A Salute To The Fabulous Dorseys	$3.14	VG+	VG+
Buddy Spicher	Me And My Heroes	$1.79	G+	VG+
Bunny Berigan	His Trumpet & His Orchestra Volume 1	$2.69	NM or M-	VG+
Cal Tjader	Warm Wave	$3.59	VG+	G+
Cal Tjader	Tjader	$13.49	VG+	VG
Cannonball Adderley	Cannonball Adderley's Fiddler On The Roof	$6.74	VG+	VG+
Cannonball Adderley And Bossa Rio With Sérgio Mendes	Cannonball Adderley And The Bossa Rio Sextet With Sergio Mendes	$3.59	G+	VG
Cannonball Adderley Sextet	Nippon Soul	$16.67	VG	VG+
Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles	Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live!	$3.59	VG	VG
Carmen McRae With Mat Matthews Quintet	By Special Request	$8.99	VG	VG
Caterina Valente / Werner Müller Und Sein Orchester	Caterina Valente's Greatest Hits	$1.79	NM or M-	NM or M-
Charles Earland	Leaving This Planet	$35.09	VG+	G+
Charles Mingus	Charlie Mingus	$4.49	VG+	VG
Charlie Barnet	Town Hall Jazz Concert	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Charlie Byrd	Byrdland	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Charlie Christian	Solo Flight - The Genius Of Charlie Christian	$5.39	NM or M-	G
Charlie Musselwhite	Leave The Blues To Us	$6.29	VG	G
Charlie Parker - Miles Davis	Giants Of Jazz	$4.04	VG+	VG
Chick Corea	My Spanish Heart	$3.59	NM or M-	VG+
Chuck Mangione	Children Of Sanchez	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Clancy Hayes With Yank Lawson And His Yankee Clippers	Happy Melodies	$6.29	VG+	VG
Clare Fischer Big Band	Thesaurus	$2.24	VG+	VG+
Clay Tyson	Up Tight	$22.49	VG+	VG+
Clifford Brown And Max Roach	At Basin Street	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Coke Escovedo	Coke	$3.14	VG	VG
Count Basie	Count Basie	$1.34	VG+	VG+
Count Basie	More Hits Of The '50's And '60's	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Count Basie / Joe Williams	Just The Blues	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Count Basie and Billy Eckstine	Basie/Eckstine, Inc.	$2.24	VG	VG
Count Basie Orchestra	The Best Of Count Basie	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Count Basie Orchestra	April In Paris	$5.39	G+	VG
Count Basie Orchestra	Hollywood...Basie's Way	$8.99	NM or M-	NM or M-
Count Basie Orchestra	One O'Clock Jump	$8.99	M	NM or M-
Count Basie Orchestra	Basie, One More Time	$13.49	VG+	VG+
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Creedence Clearwater Revival	$8.09	VG	Not Graded
Dakota Staton	Madame Foo-Foo	$1.79	VG	VG+
Danny Toan	First Serve	$2.69	VG+	G+
Dave Brubeck	Dave Brubeck's Greatest Hits	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Dave Grusin	Mountain Dance	$7.19	NM or M-	NM or M-
David Rose	Enchanted Strings	$5.39	VG+	VG+
David Sancious	Just As I Thought	$3.14	VG+	VG+
David Sancious	David Sancious	$12.59	VG+	VG
Dean Elliott	College Confidential	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Deep Purple	Made In Japan	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Dennis Farnon And His Orchestra	Caution! Men Swinging	$3.59	VG	VG+
Dewey Redman Quartet	The Struggle Continues	$6.74	VG+	VG
Dexter Gordon	Sophisticated Giant	$2.69	VG	VG+
Dick Hyman	Cincinnati Fats	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Dinah Washington	This Is My Story	$4.49	VG	VG
Django Reinhardt And Quintette Du Hot Club De France With Stéphane Grappelli	Djangology	$SOLD	VG+	VG+
Don Drummond	In Memory Of Don Drummond	$26.99	VG	VG+
Don Gardner Trio Featuring Jimmy Smith And The Wilson Lewes Quartet	Jimmy Smith	$1.34	G+	G+
Don Goldie	Trumpet Caliente	$6.29	VG+	VG
Don Nix	Hobos, Heroes And Street Corner Clowns	$2.69	VG	VG+
Don Patterson With Sonny Stitt And Billy James	The Boss Men	$3.59	G+	G+
Don Pullen	Tomorrow's Promises	$4.49	VG+	VG
Doris Day	Lights! Camera! Action!	$4.49	VG	VG
Drifting Cowboys	We Remember Hank Williams	$29.25	VG+	VG+
Duke Ellington	Monologue	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Duke Ellington	Duke Ellington's Sophisticated Ladies	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Duke Ellington	Duke Ellington's My People	$4.49	VG	VG+
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Concert In The Virgin Islands	$2.69	VG	VG+
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	The Great Paris Concert	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra	Ellington At Newport	$11.69	VG+	VG
Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong	The Duke Ellington-Louis Armstrong Years	$5.39	VG	VG
Duke Robillard And The Pleasure Kings	Too Hot To Handle	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Earl Grant	Earl Grant At Basin Street East	$1.79	VG	VG+
Earl Grant	Earl Grant's Greatest Hits	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Earl Grant	Yes Sirree!	$3.59	NM or M-	VG+
Earl Hines And His Quartet	"Fatha" Blows Best	$3.59	VG+	VG
Earl Hines And Maxine Sullivan	Live At The Overseas Press Club	$1.34	VG+	VG+
Ed Conley	Piano Dynamics	$3.59	VG	VG+
Ed Conley	Piano Dynamics	$3.59	VG	VG+
Eddie Adcock	Guitar Echoes	$1.79	VG	VG
Eddie Brigati	Lost In The Wilderness	$4.49	VG+	NM or M-
Eddie Condon	Dixieland Dance Party	$1.79	VG	G+
Eddie Harris	Instant Death	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Eddie Harris & Les McCann	Second Movement	$2.69	G+	VG
Eddie Heywood	Canadian Sunset	$3.59	VG+	NM or M-
Edvard Grieg : Philippe Entremont, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy / Modest Mussorgsky : Philippe Entremont	Concerto For Piano And Orchestra In A Minor, Op. 16 / Pictures At An Exhibition	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Ella Fitzgerald	Ella Fitzgerald	$3.59	VG	G+
Elton John	Greatest Hits Volume II	$2.69	VG+	NM or M-
Eric Clapton	August	$3.59	NM or M-	VG+
Eric Kloss / Barry Miles	Together	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Erroll Garner	Concert By The Sea	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Erroll Garner	Best Of Garner	$2.69	VG	VG+
Erroll Garner	Play It Again, Erroll!	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
Etta James	The Best Of Etta James	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Etta Jones	Don't Go To Strangers	$4.49	G+	VG+
Etta Jones	Don't Go To Strangers	$6.29	G+	G+
Etta Jones	Don't Go To Strangers	$8.09	VG+	VG
Eubie Blake	The Eighty-Six Years Of Eubie Blake	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Eureka Brass Band	Jazz At Preservation Hall I	$6.29	NM or M-	VG+
Ferrante & Teicher	Star Wars	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Fleetwood Mac	Penguin	$1.34	G+	G+
Foghat	Foghat	$2.69	VG	VG
Foreigner	Double Vision	$2.69	VG	VG+
Frank Sinatra	Trilogy: Past, Present & Future	$11.69	VG+	VG+
Frank Zappa	Studio Tan	$6.28	VG	VG
Frankie Laine	I'll Take Care Of Your Cares	$1.79	NM or M-	NM or M-
Fred Astaire, Petula Clark	Finian's Rainbow (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Freddie Hubbard	Sky Dive	$4.49	VG	VG
Freddie Hubbard	First Light	$6.29	G+	NM or M-
Gabor Szabo	Nightflight	$4.04	VG	VG+
Garland Jeffreys	Escape Artist	$1.79	VG+	Not Graded
Gary Burton & Steve Swallow	Hotel Hello	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
Gary Burton Quartet	Gary Burton Quartet In Concert	$1.79	G+	VG+
Gary McFarland	Soft Samba	$4.49	VG+	VG
Gene Ammons	Boss Soul!	$4.04	G+	Not Graded
Gene Ammons	Brother Jug!	$5.39	VG	VG
Gene Ammons	Free Again	$7.19	VG+	VG
Gene Ammons	Angel Eyes	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Gene Ammons' All Stars	The Happy Blues	$7.19	G+	G+
Gene Bertoncini	Evolution!	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Gene Norman Presents Charlie Ventura Featuring The Charlie Ventura Septet, Jackie & Roy	Gene Norman Presents A Charlie Ventura Concert	$3.14	VG	G
George Barnes And His Octet	The Uncollected George Barnes And His Octet 1946	$8.09	VG+	VG+
George Benson	Breezin'	$1.34	VG	VG+
George Benson	Breezin'	$1.79	VG+	VG+
George Benson	Good King Bad	$1.79	VG	G
George Benson	Blue Benson	$3.59	VG+	VG
George Gershwin, Fritz Reiner, The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra	Porgy And Bess. A Symphonic Picture	$9.89	VG	VG+
George McCrae & Gwen McCrae	Together	$8.09	M	VG+
George Shearing And The Montgomery Brothers	George Shearing And The Montgomery Brothers	$SOLD	VG	VG
Georges Bizet, The London Philharmonic Orchestra	L'Arlesienne Suite	$8.99	VG	G+
Gerry Mulligan	Paris Concert	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster	Gerry Mulligan Meets Ben Webster	$22.49	VG+	VG+
Gerry Mulligan Quartet With Lee Konitz, The Chet Baker Quintet	Mulligan And Baker!	$11.69	VG+	VG
Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson	Midnight Band: The First Minute Of A New Day	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Glen Campbell	By The Time I Get To Phoenix	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Goldie Hawkins, Wayne Sanders	Goldie's Two Pianos	$4.49	G+	G+
Grady Martin And The Slew Foot Five	Hot Time Tonight	$3.14	G+	VG
Grady Tate	Feeling Life	$2.69	VG	VG+
Graham Jackson (3)	In Concert At Pittypat's Porch In Atlanta, Georgia	$13.49	VG+	VG
Gregory Isaacs	Mr. Isaaccs	$12.59	VG+	VG+
Grover Washington, Jr.	Mister Magic	$3.59	VG	VG
Grover Washington, Jr.	Mister Magic	$4.49	VG+	VG
Guy Van Duser	Got The World On A String	$3.59	M	M
Hank Garland	Velvet Guitar	$11.69	VG+	NM or M-
Hank Jones	The Talented Touch	$3.59	VG	VG
Harry James And His Orchestra	Mr. Trumpet (Harry James Salutes The Great Trumpet Men Of Our Times)	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Harry Reser & His Orchestra	Vamp! (Dance The Charleston Of The Roaring Twenties)	$7.19	VG+	VG
Harvie Swartz	Urban Earth	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Heads Hands & Feet	Old Soldiers Never Die	$5.39	VG+	VG
Heads Hands & Feet	Tracks	$7.19	VG+	VG
Hector Delfosse	Left Bank of Paris	$3.14	G+	VG
Henry Butler	Fivin' Around	$6.29	NM or M-	VG+
Henry Mancini	Breakfast At Tiffany's (Music From The Motion Picture Score)	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Herb Ellis	In Session With Herb Ellis	$4.04	VG+	VG
Herbie Mann	Live At The Whisky A Go Go	$1.34	G+	G+
Herbie Mann	Glory Of Love	$1.79	VG	VG
Herbie Mann	Do The Bossa Nova	$2.24	G+	VG
Herbie Mann	Hold On, I'm Comin'	$2.69	VG+	VG
Herbie Mann	New Mann At Newport	$2.69	VG	VG
Herbie Mann	New Mann At Newport	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Herbie Mann	Standing Ovation At Newport	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Herbie Mann	Push Push	$3.59	G+	VG+
Herbie Mann	Herbie Mann At The Village Gate	$4.94	NM or M-	VG+
Herbie Mann	Memphis Two-Step	$7.19	NM or M-	VG+
Hot Lips Page	After Hours In Harlem	$4.49	VG	VG
Houston Person	Sweet Buns & Barbeque	$3.59	G+	Generic
Huey Lewis & The News	Sports	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Hugo Montenegro	Montenegro In Italy	$2.69	VG+	NM or M-
Hugo Montenegro	Love Theme From The Godfather	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Idris Muhammad	Black Rhythm Revolution!	$22.49	G+	G+
Illinois Jacquet	Banned In Boston	$3.59	VG+	NM or M-
Irene Reid	The World Needs What I Need	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Irving Wolfe, Beatrice Krone, Margaret Fullerton	The Development Of Jazz	$8.99	VG	VG
Jack Ellison	A Parker Record	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Jack Teagarden	The Golden Horn Of Jack Teagarden	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Jackie Davis	Easy Does It	$5.39	VG	VG
Jackie Gleason	Music For Lovers Only	$3.58	VG+	VG+
Jackie McLean	Tippin' The Scales	$7.19	VG	VG
James Blood Ulmer	America - Do You Remember The Love?	$5.39	VG+	VG
Jamey Aebersold	All "Bird"	$1.79	VG+	VG
Jay Azzolina	Never Too Late	$1.79	NM or M-	VG+
Jazz At The Philharmonic	Norman Granz' Jazz At The Philharmonic Vol.3	$31.49	VG+	G+
Jeff Beck	Blow By Blow	$1.79	VG	VG
Jerry Reed	Sweet Love Feelings	$5.39	M	M
Jesse Crawford	In A Monastery Garden	$8.99	VG	G+
Jester Hairston	A Profile of Negro Life in Song	$3.59	VG	G+
Jim Beebe's Chicago Jazz	Jim Beebe's Chicago Jazz Saturday Night Function	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Jim Collier (3)	Trumpet Pickin'	$8.99	M	M
Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra	1940	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Jimmy McGriff	Countdown	$3.59	VG+	NM or M-
Jimmy McGriff	Blues For Mister Jimmy	$3.59	G+	VG
Jimmy McGriff	A Thing To Come By	$3.59	G+	VG+
Jimmy McGriff	Let's Stay Together	$4.49	G+	VG
Jimmy McGriff	Let's Stay Together	$4.94	G+	VG+
Jimmy McGriff	A Thing To Come By	$5.38	VG	VG
Jimmy McGriff	A Bag Full Of Soul	$7.19	VG+	VG
Jimmy McGriff & Richard "Groove" Holmes	Giants Of The Organ Come Together	$3.59	VG	VG+
Jimmy McGriff Organ And Blues Band	Honey	$3.59	VG	VG+
Jimmy McGriff Organ And Blues Band	Step 1	$3.59	G+	VG
Jimmy McPartland and Jimmy McPartland's Hot Jazz Stars / Dizzy Gillespie and Dizzy Gillespie's Cool Jazz Stars	Hot Vs. Cool (A Battle Of Jazz)	$5.39	VG	VG
Jimmy Ponder	Down Here On The Ground	$1.79	G	G+
Jimmy Scott	Little Jimmy Scott	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?	$1.79	G+	VG
Jimmy Smith	Respect	$2.69	VG	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?	$3.14	VG	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Respect	$3.59	VG	VG
Jimmy Smith	Monster	$3.59	VG	VG
Jimmy Smith	Respect	$4.04	VG+	G+
Jimmy Smith	Any Number Can Win	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Bashin' - The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith	$4.49	VG	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Peter & The Wolf	$4.49	VG	VG
Jimmy Smith	Got My Mojo Workin'	$4.49	VG	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Bashin' - The Unpredictable Jimmy Smith	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Got My Mojo Workin'	$5.39	VG	VG+
Jimmy Smith	24 Karat Hits	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
Jimmy Smith	Sit On It!	$7.19	VG+	G+
Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery	Jimmy & Wes - The Dynamic Duo	$SOLD	G+	VG
Jimmy Smith Featuring Kenny Burrell And Grady Tate	Organ Grinder Swing	$2.69	VG	VG+
Jimmy Smith Featuring Kenny Burrell And Grady Tate	Organ Grinder Swing	$2.69	G+	VG+
Jimmy Smith Trio	Jimmy Smith Plays The Standards	$1.34	G	G+
Jimmy Smith Trio	Live At The Village Gate	$3.14	VG	VG+
Jimmy Witherspoon & Gerry Mulligan	Jimmy Witherspoon & Gerry Mulligan	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Jimmy Witherspoon, Gerry Mulligan, Ben Webster With Mel Lewis, Leroy Vinnegar, Jimmy Rowles	At The Renaissance	$13.49	VG	G
Joe Venuti's Blue Four	The Joe Venuti Blue Four	$4.49	VG+	NM or M-
John Coltrane	The Best Of John Coltrane	$3.59	G+	VG
John Fogerty	Centerfield	$1.79	VG	NM or M-
John Wood (12) / Tony Dumas	Inner Merge	$4.49	VG+	G+
Johnny Eaton And His Princetonians	College Jazz: Modern	$6.29	VG+	VG
Johnny Guitar Watson	A Real Mother For Ya	$1.79	VG	G+
Johnny Hodges	A Tribute To Johnny Hodges	$8.99	VG+	VG
Johnny Smith	Moods	$6.29	G+	VG
Johnny Smith	Reminiscing	$8.09	VG+	VG
Johnny Smith And Stan Getz	Moonlight In Vermont	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Johnny Smith Quintet	Jazz At NBC	$4.49	G+	G
Johnny Smith Quintet Featuring Stan Getz	Moonlight In Vermont	$17.09	VG+	VG+
Johnny Smith Trio	Easy Listening	$1.79	G+	G+
Johnny Smith Trio	Designed For You	$3.14	VG	VG+
Jonah Jones	Muted Jazz	$1.79	VG	VG
Jonah Jones	Muted Jazz	$2.69	VG+	VG
Jonathan Butler	Introducing Jonathan Butler	$1.79	VG+	NM or M-
Ken Moule	Cool Moule	$26.99	VG+	VG
Kenny Burrell	Both Feet On The Ground	$3.59	VG	VG+
Kenny Burrell	A Generation Ago Today	$5.39	VG	VG
Kenny Burrell	Tin Tin Deo	$6.29	VG	VG
Kenny Burrell / Jimmy Smith	Blue Bash	$1.79	G	G+
King Pleasure	Golden Days	$3.14	G+	VG+
Kingston Trio	New Frontier	$1.79	VG	VG
Kingston Trio	Tom Dooley	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Kool & The Gang	The Force	$3.59	VG	VG
Larry Coryell	The Lion And The Ram	$5.39	VG	G+
Latin All Stars (2)	Jazz Heat Bongo Beat	$5.39	VG	VG+
Lena Horne & Gabor Szabo	Lena & Gabor	$3.59	VG	VG+
Les & Larry Elgart	Warm And Sensuous	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Les McCann	Talk To The People	$1.79	F	VG
Les Paul & Mary Ford	Time To Dream	$1.79	VG	G+
Lester Young / Charlie Parker / Dizzy Gillespie	Early Modern: 1946 Concert Recordings	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Lily Pons	Popular Concert	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Linda Ronstadt & Nelson Riddle And His Orchestra	What's New	$1.79	NM or M-	NM or M-
Linda Ronstadt With Nelson Riddle And His Orchestra	For Sentimental Reasons	$2.69	NM or M-	NM or M-
Lionel Hampton	Soft Vibes Soaring Strings	$2.69	VG	G+
Lionel Hampton And His Orchestra	Lionel Hampton Apollo Hall Concert 1954	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Los Indios Tabajaras	The Best Of	$2.69	VG+	VG
Los Indios Tabajaras	The Many-Splendored Guitars Of Los Indios Tabajaras	$3.14	VG+	VG+
Los Indios Tabajaras	Plays Classic	$35.99	VG+	VG+
Lou Donaldson	A Different Scene	$2.24	VG	VG+
Louis Armstrong	At The Carnegie Hall	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong	Louis Armstrong Favorites Volume 4	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong	In The 30's - In The 40's	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
Louis Armstrong	Louis Armstrong's Hello, Dolly!	$16.19	NM or M-	NM or M-
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Seven	Louis Armstrong Story - Volume 2	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars	Ambassador Satch	$4.41	VG+	VG
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars	Satchmo At Symphony Hall Vol. 1	$4.49	VG	VG
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars	Satchmo At Symphony Hall	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars	Satch Plays Fats: A Tribute To The Immortal Fats Waller By Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars	Satchmo At Symphony Hall Vol.2	$11.69	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra	A Rare Batch Of Satch	$5.39	VG+	VG
Louis Armstrong With Luis Russell And His Orchestra And Jack Purvis And His Orchestra	Satchmo Style	$3.59	NM or M-	VG+
Louis Armstrong With Russell Garcia	I've Got The World On A String	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller, Jack Teagarden, Bud Freeman, Al Casey, George Wettling	Pops	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Louis Lesther	Deshabille Moi	$2.24	VG+	VG+
Ludwig Van Beethoven : Josef Krips, The London Symphony Orchestra	Complete Nine Symphonies	$13.49	NM or M-	VG+
Madonna	You Can Dance	$3.14	VG	VG+
Martial Solal Trio	The Martial Solal Trio In Concert	$11.69	VG+	VG+
Martin Denny	Exotica	$5.39	VG	VG
Max Roach / Art Blakey	Percussion Discussion	$6.29	VG+	VG
Max Steiner	Gone With The Wind (Original Soundtrack Album)	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Maynard Ferguson	Around The Horn With Maynard Ferguson	$2.24	VG	G+
Michel Legrand	The Happy Ending (Original Motion Picture Score)	$2.69	NM or M-	VG+
Michel Legrand Et Son Orchestre	I Love Paris	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Miles Davis	Porgy And Bess	$4.49	G+	G+
Miles Davis	Quiet Nights	$6.74	G+	VG
Miles Davis	Sketches Of Spain	$SOLD	VG+	VG+
Miles Davis	Seven Steps To Heaven	$12.14	VG+	NM or M-
Miles Davis	Kind Of Blue	$89.99	G	G+
Milt Buckner	Mighty High	$3.59	VG	VG
Milt Jackson	The Art Of Milt Jackson - The Atlantic Years	$4.49	VG+	G+
Milt Jackson Quintet Featuring Ray Brown	That's The Way It Is	$1.79	G	VG
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels	Take A Ride...	$31.49	VG+	NM or M-
Mongo Santamaria	All Strung Out	$3.59	VG	VG
Mongo Santamaria	Mongo '70	$3.59	G+	VG+
Mongo Santamaria	El Pussy Cat	$5.39	VG	VG+
Morton Gould	Hi-Fi Band Concert	$17.99	M	VG+
Morton Gould And His Orchestra	Morton Gould Program	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Music Minus One	For Drummers Only!	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Nancy Wilson / Cannonball Adderley	Nancy Wilson / Cannonball Adderley	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Nancy Wilson / The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	Nancy Wilson / Cannonball Adderley	$1.79	G+	VG
Nancy Wilson / The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	Nancy Wilson / Cannonball Adderley	$2.69	G+	G+
Nat King Cole & George Shearing	Nat King Cole Sings / George Shearing Plays	$1.79	VG+	VG
Nathan Page	Page 1	$89.99	VG+	VG+
No Artist	Bird Songs In Your Garden	$3.58	VG+	VG
Norman Luboff Choir And The Melachrino Strings	Love Letters	$3.59	VG+	VG
Off Broadway usa	Quick Turns	$2.69	NM or M-	VG+
Oscar Peterson	Oscar Peterson Plays For Lovers	$2.69	VG	VG+
Oscar Peterson	Oscar Peterson Plays For Lovers	$3.14	VG+	VG+
Oscar Peterson	Great Connection	$3.59	VG+	No Cover
Oscar Peterson	The Jazz Soul Of Oscar Peterson	$3.59	G+	VG
Oscar Peterson	The Great Oscar Peterson On Prestige	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Oscar Peterson	Something Warm	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Oscar Peterson	The Great Oscar Peterson On Prestige	$7.19	NM or M-	VG+
Oscar Peterson & Dizzy Gillespie	Oscar Peterson & Dizzy Gillespie	$4.49	VG+	VG
Otis Redding And Little Joe Curtis	Here Comes Some Soul From Otis Redding And Little Joe Curtis	$6.29	VG	VG+
Paquito D'Rivera	Why Not!	$4.49	NM or M-	VG+
Parliament	Funkentelechy Vs. The Placebo Syndrome	$11.69	VG	VG+
Pat Martino	Live!	$7.19	VG	F
Pat Metheny Group	First Circle	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
Paul Desmond	From The Hot Afternoon	$7.19	VG+	VG+
Paul Shaffer	Coast To Coast	$5.39	NM or M-	NM or M-
Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra Featuring Bing Crosby	Paul Whiteman And His Orchestra Featuring Bing Crosby	$3.14	VG+	VG+
Pearl Bailey	Around The World With Me	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Pete Seeger	Birds Beasts Bugs And Bigger Fishes	$5.39	VG	VG+
Petula Clark	These Are My Songs	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Phil Collins	No Jacket Required	$1.79	VG	VG
Phil Collins	Hello, I Must Be Going!	$2.69	VG+	VG
Phineas Newborn Jr.	A World Of Piano !	$12.59	VG	G+
Phineas Newborn Jr. With Dennis Farnon And His Orchestra	While My Lady Sleeps	$3.59	VG	VG
Procol Harum	Live - In Concert With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra	$1.34	VG	VG
Procol Harum	Live - In Concert With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra	$1.79	VG	VG+
Procol Harum	Live - In Concert With The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky / The Boston Pops Orchestra	Tchaikovsky The Nutcracker, Op. 71 (Excerpts)	$6.29	VG+	VG
Quarterflash	Quarterflash	$1.79	VG+	VG
Queen Samantha	The Letter	$2.69	M	VG+
Rafael Mendez	Magnificent Mendez	$4.49	G+	VG
Ramsey Lewis	Wade In The Water	$1.34	G+	VG+
Ramsey Lewis	Maiden Voyage	$1.79	G	VG
Ramsey Lewis	Goin' Latin	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Ray Charles	A Portrait Of Ray	$3.59	NM or M-	Not Graded
Ray Charles And The George Brown Orchestra	Spotlight On Ray Charles Vol. II	$1.79	G+	G+
Ray Conniff	The Ray Conniff Love Album	$11.69	NM or M-	VG+
Redd Foxx	The Best Of Redd Foxx	$1.79	VG	VG+
Redd Foxx	Foxx-A-Delic	$3.59	VG	G+
Richard "Groove" Holmes	Welcome Home	$5.39	VG	VG
Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Richard Osborn (2)	Endless	$8.99	VG+	VG+
Richard Strauss, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	Horn Concerto In E Flat Major Op 11 - Clarinet Concerto In A Major K 622	$8.99	VG	VG
Robin Trower	Bridge Of Sighs	$4.49	VG+	VG
Rodgers & Hammerstein	Oklahoma!	$2.69	VG+	NM or M-
Rosemary Clooney / José Ferrer	Rosemary Clooney Sings (Let's Give) A Christmas Present To Santa Claus / Jose Ferrer Sings March Of The Christmas Toys	$8.99	VG	G+
Roy Clark	The Roy Clark Guitar Spectacular!	$3.14	VG	VG+
Roy Milton	Roots of Rock Vol. 1	$8.99	G+	G+
Rubin Mitchell	Presenting Rubin Mitchell	$1.34	VG	VG+
Rush	All The World's A Stage	$5.84	VG	VG
Ruth Brown	The Real Ruth Brown	$3.59	G+	VG
Sarah Vaughan	With Voices	$2.69	VG	VG+
Scott Joplin - Joshua Rifkin	Piano Rags, Volume II	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Scott Joplin, Joshua Rifkin	Piano Rags	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Seawind	Light The Light	$3.59	VG+	VG
Sheena Easton	Madness, Money And Music	$1.79	NM or M-	VG+
Sheena Easton	Madness, Money And Music	$1.79	NM or M-	VG+
Shirley Scott	On A Clear Day	$5.39	VG	VG+
Shirley Scott Trio	For Members Only	$6.29	VG	VG
Shirley Scott Trio	Great Scott!!	$7.19	VG	VG+
Shirley Scott With Stanley Turrentine	The Best Of Shirley Scott / For Beautiful People	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Shorty Rogers And His Giants	Shorty Rogers And His Giants	$13.49	VG	VG
Sidney Bechet Guest Artist Lionel Hampton	Sidney Bechet	$1.79	VG+	VG+
Sneaky Pete Kleinow	Sneaky Pete	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Sonny Boy Williamson (2) & The Animals	The Night Time Is The Right Time	$5.39	VG	VG
Sonny Stitt	Come Hither	$3.14	G+	Not Graded
Stan Getz	Stan Getz Blues	$1.79	VG	VG+
Stan Getz / Charlie Byrd	Jazz Samba	$7.19	VG	VG
Stan Getz / Charlie Byrd	Jazz Samba	$17.99	VG+	VG+
Stan Getz Quintet / The Charlie Parker Quintet	The Saxes Of Stan Getz And Charlie Parker	$6.29	VG	VG
Stan Kenton	Encores	$1.34	G	G
Stan Kenton And His Orchestra	Artistry In Bossa Nova	$1.34	VG	VG
Stanley Clarke	I Wanna Play For You	$1.79	VG	F
Stanley Turrentine	Stanley Turrentine	$1.79	VG	VG+
Steve Marcus	Sometime Other Than Now	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Steve Smith (5), Vital Information	Vital Information	$1.79	VG+	VG
Steve White (22)	Jazz Mad: The Unpredictable Steve White	$8.09	VG	VG+
Stevie Wonder	Songs In The Key Of Life	$26.99	VG+	VG+
Sting	The Dream Of The Blue Turtles	$4.49	VG+	VG+
Sting	The Dream Of The Blue Turtles	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Stomu Yamash'ta / Steve Winwood / Michael Shrieve	Go	$2.69	VG+	VG+
Stomu Yamashta's Go	Go Too	$4.49	NM or M-	VG+
T. Lavitz	Storytime	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Tal Farlow	Tal Farlow '78	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Ten Years After	Ssssh.	$3.14	VG	G+
The Band	Rock Of Ages: The Band In Concert	$4.49	VG	VG
The Band	The Best Of The Band	$8.09	VG+	NM or M-
The Beach Boys	Concert	$3.59	VG+	VG+
The Beach Boys	Wild Honey	$25.19	NM or M-	VG+
The Beatles	Let It Be	$8.09	G+	VG
The Bluegrass Band	Another Saturday Night	$2.69	VG	VG
The Blues Brothers	The Blues Brothers (Original Soundtrack Recording)	$4.49	VG	VG
The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	Walk Tall	$4.49	VG+	VG
The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	The Best Of Cannonball Adderley	$4.49	VG+	VG
The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	Country Preacher	$5.39	VG	VG
The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	The Best Of Cannonball Adderley	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
The Cannonball Adderley Quintet	Mercy, Mercy, Mercy! - Live At "The Club"	$8.09	VG	VG+
The Charlie Barnet Quartet	Jazz Oasis	$1.79	G+	G+
The Charlie Rouse Band	Cinnamon Flower	$3.59	VG+	VG+
The Crusaders	Old Socks, New Shoes...New Socks, Old Shoes	$3.59	VG	G+
The Dave Brubeck Quartet	Jazz Impressions Of Eurasia	$2.69	G+	G
The Dave Brubeck Quartet	Jazz Impressions Of The U.S.A.	$11.69	VG+	VG+
The Don Elliott Quintet	The Don Elliott Quintet	$8.99	VG	VG
The Fents	The Other Side	$2.69	VG+	VG+
The Fireballs	The Fireballs	$8.09	G+	VG
The Fleetwoods	The Fleetwoods Greatest Hits	$6.29	NM or M-	NM or M-
The Four Freshmen	The Best Of The Four Freshmen	$4.49	VG+	VG+
The French Market Jazz Band	Direct From New Orleans	$5.39	VG	VG+
The George Benson Quartet	It's Uptown	$17.99	NM or M-	NM or M-
The George Russell Sextet	George Russell Sextet In K.C.	$13.49	VG+	VG+
The George Russell Sextet Featuring Don Ellis & Eric Dolphy	1 2 3 4 5 6extet	$17.99	VG+	VG+
The George Shearing Quintet	San Francisco Scene	$6.29	M	M
The George Shearing Quintet With Nancy Wilson	The Swingin's Mutual	$2.69	G+	G+
The Howard Roberts Quartet	This Is Howard Roberts Color Him Funky	$4.49	VG	VG
The Howard Roberts Quartet	All-Time Greatest Instrumental Hits	$5.39	VG+	VG
The Ink Spots	Vol. 1	$2.69	G	VG
The Invaders (41)	The Invaders Steel Band	$17.99	VG+	VG+
The Jeff Lorber Fusion	Galaxian	$3.59	VG	VG+
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Electric Ladyland	$17.99	NM or M-	NM or M-
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Electric Ladyland	$17.99	NM or M-	NM or M-
The Jonah Jones Quartet	Jonah Jones At The Embers	$1.34	VG	VG+
The Jonah Jones Quartet	Jonah Jones At The Embers	$1.34	VG	VG+
The Jonah Jones Quartet	Jumpin' With Jonah	$1.79	G+	G+
The Jonah Jones Quartet	Jonah Jones At The Embers	$2.69	VG+	VG+
The Jonah Jones Quartet	Jumpin' With Jonah	$3.59	VG	VG+
The Nat King Cole Trio	Original Vocal And Instrumental Recordings Of The Easy Listenin' Favorites	$3.59	VG	VG
The Nat King Cole Trio	With Lester Young & Red Callender	$11.69	VG+	VG
The O'Neal Twins	The Lord Is My Shepherd	$4.49	G	VG+
The Oscar Peterson Trio	Affinity	$6.29	VG+	VG+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	More Sounds Of Christmas	$2.24	G+	VG+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	An Hour With The Ramsey Lewis Trio	$2.24	G+	G+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	The In Crowd	$2.69	G+	VG
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	The In Crowd	$3.14	VG	VG+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	The In Crowd	$4.49	G+	VG+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	Down To Earth (Music From The Soil)	$5.39	VG+	VG+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	The In Crowd	$5.39	VG	VG+
The Ramsey Lewis Trio	Down To Earth (The Ramsey Lewis Trio Plays Music From The Soil)	$6.29	VG+	VG+
The Regimental Band Of The Windsor Guards	Brass Band Bash	$3.14	VG+	VG+
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Columbia Symphony Orchestra, Sir Thomas Beecham, Franz von Suppé, Johann Strauss Jr., Amilcare Ponchielli, Otto Nicolai	Von Suppé: Morning, Noon And Night In Vienna - Overture, Strauss: Morning Papers Waltz, Ponchielli: Dance Of The Hours (From "La Gioconda"), Nicolas: The Merry Wives Of Windsor - Overture	$3.59	VG	G+
The Salsoul Orchestra	Salsoul Orchestra	$4.49	VG+	VG
The Searchers	This Is Us	$3.59	VG	VG+
The Sérgio Mendes Trio	In The Brazilian Bag	$2.69	VG+	VG+
The Stylistics	Let's Put It All Together	$4.04	VG+	VG+
The Ventures	Go With The Ventures	$1.79	G+	VG+
The Ventures	Hawaii Five-O	$1.79	G+	NM or M-
The Vogues	Till	$1.79	VG+	NM or M-
The Wes Montgomery Trio	Round Midnight	$2.69	G	VG
Til Tuesday	Voices Carry	$3.59	VG	VG+
Tim Berne	Sanctified Dreams	$5.39	NM or M-	VG+
Tito Portillo And His Orchestra	A Night In Latin America	$4.04	VG	VG+
Tom Scott	Blow It Out	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Tony Scott (2) Featuring: Bill Evans / Scott LaFaro / Paul Motian	Sung Heroes	$26.99	NM or M-	VG+
Toots Thielemans	Time Out For Toots	$8.99	G+	VG+
Tower Of Power	Ain't Nothin' Stoppin' Us Now	$2.24	VG	VG
Tower Of Power	Urban Renewal	$4.48	VG	G+
Tyree Glenn	Try A Little Tenderness	$2.24	NM or M-	VG+
Various	More Of The 50s Greatest Love Songs And Golden Hits To Remember	$1.79	VG+	VG
Various	More Of The Fabulous 50s	$1.79	VG+	VG
Various	The Sound Of Jazz	$2.69	VG	VG+
Various	Hi-Fi Jazz Session	$3.14	VG+	VG+
Various	Lullabies Of Birdland	$3.59	VG+	VG
Various	Newport In New York '72 (The Jimmy Smith Jam) Volume 5	$3.59	VG+	VG
Various	The Sound Of Music (An Original Soundtrack Recording)	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Various	Dixieland Jazz	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Various	Newport In New York '72 (The Jimmy Smith Jam) Volume 5	$4.04	VG+	VG+
Various	Newport In New York '72 (The Jimmy Smith Jam) Volume 5	$4.04	VG+	VG+
Various	Milestone Twofers	$4.49	VG+	VG
Various	The Jazz Makers	$5.39	VG+	VG+
Various	The Best Of Old Time Radio	$6.29	VG+	Not Graded
Various	Today Is Bargain Day - A Collection Of All Star High Fidelity Recordings	$6.29	VG+	VG+
Various	Great Original Hits Of The '50s And '60s	$8.09	VG+	VG+
Various	In The Groove (The Masters Of Swing Play Their Greatest Music)	$8.09	NM or M-	VG
Various	Those Wonderful Stars Of Yesteryear	$10.79	VG+	VG+
Various	Get Off II	$13.49	VG+	VG
Various	Death Row - Greatest Hits	$26.99	M	M
Various	Murder Was The Case (The Soundtrack)	$44.99	VG+	VG+
Wes Montgomery	Road Song	$SOLD	G+	VG
Wes Montgomery	March 6, 1925-June 15, 1968	$SOLD	VG	VG+
Wes Montgomery	The Best Of Wes Montgomery	$2.69	VG+	VG
Wes Montgomery	A Day In The Life	$SOLD	VG+	G
Wes Montgomery	Tequila	$SOLD	VG	VG
Wes Montgomery	The Best Of Wes Montgomery	$SOLD	NM or M-	VG+
Wes Montgomery	A Day In The Life	$3.59	G+	VG
Wes Montgomery	A Day In The Life	$SOLD	VG+	VG+
Wes Montgomery	California Dreaming	$SOLD	VG	G
Wes Montgomery	The History Of Wes Montgomery	$SOLD	VG+	VG
Wes Montgomery	This Is Wes Montgomery	$SOLD	VG+	VG
Wild Bill Davison	Pretty Wild	$3.14	VG+	VG
Wild Bill Davison And His Commodores	That's A Plenty	$3.14	VG+	VG+
Willie Ruff	The Smooth Side of Ruff	$13.49	VG+	VG+
Willis Jackson	The Way We Were	$1.34	VG	VG
Willis Jackson	Soul Night - Live!	$1.34	G	VG
Willis Jackson	Grease 'N' Gravy	$7.19	G+	VG
Willis Jackson	Keep On A Blowin'	$13.49	VG	VG
Willis Jackson	Blue Gator	$13.49	VG	VG+
Willis Jackson With Brother Jack McDuff	Together Again!	$2.69	G+	VG+
Willis Jackson With Brother Jack McDuff	Together Again!	$3.59	G+	VG
Willis Jackson With Brother Jack McDuff	Together Again!	$3.59	G+	VG+
Wingy Manone	The Wildest Horn In Town	$1.79	VG+	VG
Wladimir Selinsky And His String Ensemble	Dinner Music	$2.69	VG	VG
Woody Herman And The Swingin' Herd	The Jazz Swinger	$3.59	NM or M-	VG+
Xavier Cugat And His Orchestra	Cugat Cavalcade	$3.59	VG+	VG+
Yma Sumac	Legend Of The Sun Virgin	$3.58	G+	G+
Yma Sumac, Moises Vivanco	Inca Taqui	$2.68	G+	VG
Z.Z. Hill	Bluesmaster	$3.59	VG	VG+
Zoot Sims And Jimmy Rowles	Warm Tenor	$6.29	VG	F
Zoot Sims Plus Joe Pass	Blues For 2	$3.59	VG	VG
ZZ Top	El Loco	$5.39	VG+	VG​