★ECM Records
Hubris (LP)
Original Japanese edition on ECM's "Trio Jazz Mania" series of the 1977 album. With insert and obi.
The New Quartet (LP)
Original Japanese edition on ECM's "Trio Jazz Mania" series of the 1973 album. With insert.
In Concert, Zürich, October 28, 1979 (LP)
1984 Japanese re-issue on ECM's "Collection 50" series of the 1980 live double album. With insert and obi.
ECM Special (LP)
Original edition on ECM / Trio Jazz Mania of the 1973 Japan-only compilation. With insert and obi.
ECM Special (LP)
Original edition on ECM / Trio Jazz Mania of the 1973 Japan-only compilation. With insert.
Jumpin' In (LP)
Original German edition on ECM of the 1984 album featuring Julian Priester and Kenny Wheeler.
Ruta And Daitya (LP)
Original Japanese edition on ECM's "Trio Jazz Mania" series of the 1973 album. With insert and obi.
Explorations (LP)
Original German edition on ECM of the 1977 album featuring Charlie Haden.
The Jewel In The Lotus (LP)
Original German edition on ECM of the 1974 album featuring Herbie Hancock.
The Jewel In The Lotus (LP)
Original German edition on ECM of the 1974 album featuring Herbie Hancock.
Free At Last (LP)
Promotional copy of the 1970 album on ECM (the label's first release!). With insert.
The Great Pretender (LP)
1984 Japanese re-issue on ECM's "ECM Collection 50" of the 1980 album. With insert.
All The Magic! (LP)
Original US edition on ECM of the 1983 double album.72 Japanese re-issue on Trio/Japo of the 1970 album. With insert.
In Pas(s)ing
On In Pas(s)ing), Mick Goodrick turns understatement into signature, floating a cool, singing tone across an ECM all-star backdrop. John Surman, Eddie Gomez and Jack DeJohnette move with almost invisible precision around his quietly lyrical themes, creating a session where momentum whispers rather than shouts, and melody lingers long after the notes fade.
Pat Metheny Group
The self‑titled Pat Metheny Group album is the moment an idea becomes a band. Emerging in the late 1970s, Pat Metheny Group arrive with a sound that feels fully sketched yet still buzzing with first‑chapter urgency. Pat Metheny’s guitar speaks in a clear, ringing voice that draws as much from Midwestern folk and rock radio as from bebop lineage, while the writing leans into expansive song forms rather than head‑solo‑head orthodoxy. The result is a music that sounds like it grew up on wide horizo…
Za Górami
Vocalist and violinist Alice Zawadzki makes her ECM leader debut with Za Górami ("beyond the mountains"), a luminous and deeply personal song-cycle that gathers melodies from across the folk traditions of Central and Eastern Europe, the Sephardic and Yiddish diaspora, Ladino balladry and her own original writing. Sung in a remarkable range of languages, the album feels less like a recital than a series of half-remembered lullabies and incantations, carried on Zawadzki's pure, weightless voice an…
Le pas du chat noir
One of ECM's best-loved albums: oud master Anouar Brahem in a hushed, nocturnal trio with piano and accordion, dissolving Arabic music, European chamber music and jazz into pure melody and space. A modern classic.
Blue Maqams
On Blue Maqams, oud master Anouar Brahem brings his instrument into the very heart of the modern jazz tradition, recording in New York with a band of genuine giants. Bassist Dave Holland, drummer Jack DeJohnette and pianist Django Bates meet Brahem's Arabic maqam vocabulary on its own terms, translating its modal subtleties into the elastic swing, deep groove and open interplay of the highest level of jazz. Holland and DeJohnette, who have decades of shared history, provide a foundation that is …
Touch of Time
Norwegian trumpeter Arve Henriksen and pianist Harmen Fraanje in a duo of whispers: fragile melodies, ghostly vocals, electronic shadows and open silence. Ambient, melancholy and deeply atmospheric.