Pre-Loved Jazz CDs

Pre-Loved Jazz CDs

Browse our Pre-Loved Jazz CDs collection at Sounds + Grounds, your independent record shop in Cowes on the Isle of Wight.

Discover a carefully curated selection of Jazz CDs celebrating the history, creativity, and timeless appeal of one of music's most influential genres. From bebop, swing, and vocal jazz to cool jazz, fusion, and contemporary recordings, this collection features legendary artists, essential albums, and hidden gems for every jazz listener.

Whether you're searching for iconic recordings from jazz pioneers, exploring classic sessions, or building your own jazz library, our ever-changing selection of pre-loved Jazz CDs offers quality music with character, history, and lasting appeal.

Browse online or visit us in-store at Sounds + Grounds and discover your next essential jazz album.

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  • Double Trio : Trio De Clarinettes - Arcado String Trio – Green Dolphy Suite

  • Brad Mehldau ‎– Your Mother Should Know: Brad Mehldau Plays The Beatles

  • Miles Davis – Nightcrawler

  • John Taylor, Steve Swallow, Gabriele Mirabassi – New Old Age

  • Amy Winehouse – Lioness: Hidden Treasures

  • Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra – Sirens Of Song

  • Count Basie Featuring Tony Bennett – Count Basie Featuring Tony Bennett

  • The Zawinul Syndicate – The Immigrants

  • Adam Glasser – Free At First

  • Dave Douglas – Strange Liberation

  • Charlie Haden And Kenny Barron – Night And The City

  • Nils Petter Molvær – Recoloured (The Remix Album)

  • Brad Mehldau – Largo

  • The Necks – Chemist

  • Pat Metheny Group – Imaginary Day

  • Lionel Loueke – Gaïa

  • Joss Stone – The Soul Sessions

  • John Taylor, Martin France, Palle Danielsson – Angel Of The Presence

  • Pat Metheny – From This Place

  • Hiromi – Brain

  • Frank Sinatra – My Way

  • Kevin Hays, Lionel Loueke – Hope

  • Frank Zappa – Make A Jazz Noise Here

  • Kenny Wheeler & John Taylor – Where Do We Go From Here?