DISCOGRAFIA

CLASSIC ROCK

Cream: “Wheels Of Fire” (Polydor UK, Atco US, 1967)
Jimi Hendrix: “Axis: Bold As Love” (Track Records, 1967)
Led Zeppelin: Led Zeprelin IV” (Atlantic Records, 1971)
Queen: “Queen |I” (EMI UK, Hollyuood Records US, 1974)
Dire Straits: “Brothers In Ams” (\\Waner Bros. Records, 1985)
Deep Purple: “Machine Head” (Prple Records UK, Waner Bros. Records US, 1972)
Rolling Stones: “Afterinath” (Decca Records, I966)
Pink Floyd: “The Dark Side Of The Moon” (Harvest Records UK, Capitol Records US, 1973)
The Who: Tommy” (Decca Records, 1969) AC/DC: “Back In Black” (Atco Records, 1980)

FUNK

Chic: “Cest Chic” (Atlantic, 1978)
EW&F: “Plugged In & Live” (Rhino Records, 1996)
Tower Of Power: “Tower of Power” (Warner Bros. , 1973)
Parliament: “Mothership Connection” (Casablanca, 1975)
The Meters: Funky Miracle” (Charly, 1991)
Red Hot Chili Peppers: “Blood Sugar Sex Magik” (Wamer Bros., 1991)
James Brown: “Sex Machine” (King Records, 1970)
Average White Band: “AWB” (Atlntic, 1974)
Jamiroquai: “A Funky Odissey” (Sony Soho Square / Epic, 2001)
Kool & The Gang: “Wild And Peaceful” (De-lite, 1973)
James Brown: “20 Greatest Hits”, “Star Time (Box set)” (both on Polydor)
Sly and the Family Stone: “Anthology”, “Greatest Hits” (both on Epic)
Parliament/Funkadelic: “Tear off the Roof” (Double CD, Greatest Hits collection)(Polygram)
Tower of Power: “In the Slot”, “Urban Renewal”, “Back to Oakand”, all on Warner Bros
Earth, Wind & Fire: “All ‘n All”, “I Am”, “Gratitude” and “The Best of Earth wind & Fire, Vol. 1” (all on Columbia)
Average White Band: “Best of 1974-80”, “Rhino”
Ruftus: “Stompin’at the Savoy” (Warner Bros)
Chaka Khan: “What ‘Cha Gonna Do For Me” (Warner Bros)
Prince: “Hits/B-Sides” (3 disc set; especially disc #2) (Warner Bros)

There is also a multi-disc series entitled “In Yo’ Face” (Rhino Records; discs in this series are sold separately) that features great tracks from many different artists.
Also, a “greatest hts” package: Kool & the Gang (early years) Cameo Ohio Players Con-Funk-Shun Graham Central Station Bar-Kays

FUSION

John McLaughlin’s Mahavishnu Orchestra: “The Inner Mounting Flame” (Columbia, 1971)
The New Tony Williams Lifetime: “Believe It (Columbia, 1975)
Steely Dan: “Aja” (ABC Records, 1977)
Allan Holdsworth: “Metal Fatigue” (Enigma Reconds, 1985)John Scofield: “Loud Jaz?” (Grumavision, 1988)
Chick Corea Elektric Band: “Inside Out” (GRP Records, 1990)
Tribal Tech: “Face First” (Zebra Records, 1993)
Frank Ganmbale, Stu Hamm, Steve Smith: “The Light Beyond’ (Tone Center, 2000)
Guthrie Govan: “Erotic Cakes” (Connford Records, 2006)
Greg Howe: “Wheellhouse” (Bad Racket, 2017)

HARD ROCK & HEAVY METAL

Black Sabbath: “Paranoid (Vertigo, 1970)
Judas Priest: “British Steel” (Columbia, 1980)
Iron Maiden: “The Number Of The Beast” (EMI, 1982)
Van Halen: “1984” (Wamer Bros, 1984)
Yngwie J. Malmsteen: “Marching Out” (Polydor, 1985)
Metallica: “Master Of Puppets” (Elekra Records, 1986)
Megadeth: “Rest In Peace” (Capitol Records, 1990)
Extreme: Pornograffitti” (A&M, 1990)
Pantera: “Far Beyond Driven” (EastWest Recurds, 1994)
Dream Theater: “Metropolis Pt.2, Scenes From A Memory” (Elektra, 2000)

JAZZ

Stan Getz, Joao Gilberto: “Getz/Gilberto” (Veve Records, 1964)
Sonny Rollins: “The Bridge” (RCA Victor, 1962)
Chet Baker: Chet’s Choice” (Criss Cross Jazz, 1985)
Paul Desmnond: “Pure Desnond” (CTI, 1975)
Freddie Green: “Mr. Rhythn” (RCA Victor, 1955)
Stan Getz, Charlie Byrd: “Jazz Samba” (Verve Records, 1962)
Wes Montgonmery: “Full House” (Riverside, 1962)
Chris Cheek Quartet: “I Wish I Knew” (Fresh Sound New Talent, 1996)
Ella Fitzgerald And Joe Pass: “Easy Living” (Pablo Records, 1986)
Michael Bublé: “Crazy Love” (143 Records | Reţrise Records, 2009)

POP

Toto: “The Seventh One” (Columbia, 1988)
Bryan Adams: “So Far So Good” (A&M RecoTds, 1993)
Phil Collins: “Face Value” (Atlantc Records, 1981)
Peter Gabriel: Us” (Real World Records UK, Gefen UK, 1992)
Norah Jones: “Come Away With Me” (Ble Note Records, 2002)
Sting: “Ten Summoners Tales” (AGM, 1993)
Michael Jackson: “Thriller” (Epic /CBS, 1982)
The Police: “Synchronicity” (A&M Records, 1983)
The Beatles: “1” (Apple | Parlophone, 2000)
Duran Duran: “Greatest” (EMI Tecords /Capitol Records, 1998)

SOUL

Marvin Gaye: “What’s Going On” (Tamla-Motoun Records, 1971)
Booker T and the MG’s: “Green Onions” (Stax Records, 1962)
Al Green: “The Esential Album Collection” (Fat Possen Records | Hi Records, 2015)
Wilson Pickett: “In The Midnight Hour” (Atlantic Records, 1965)
Sam & Dave: “Soul Men” (Sux Records, 1967)
Oris Redding: “Conmplete & Unbelievable: The Otis Redding Dictionary Of Soul” (Volt Records, 1966)
Aretha Franklin: “I Never Love A Man” (Atlantic Records, 1967)
Erykah Badu: “Live” (Kedar Records | Univesal Records, 1997)
Ray Charles: “The Definitive Soul Collection” (Rhino Entertainment Company | Waner Strawgic Marketing, 2006)
Bill Withers: “The Ultimate Bill Withers Collection” (Cokembia / Legucy, 2000)