Montreux Jazz Festival

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2019 screen-printed poster by Ignasi Monreal, measuring 70 x 100 cm, featuring a Play symbol on green tilework.

RUN DMC at Montreux in 2001, a 13-track recording on CD.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2019 screen-printed poster by Ignasi Monreal, measuring 70 x 100 cm, featuring a Pause symbol on red tilework.

Tori Amos at Montreux in 1991 and 1992, a 19-track recording on 2 CDs.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2018 screen-printed poster by Christian Marclay, measuring 70 x 100 cm, featuring white lines and small discs on blue.

Neil Cowley Trio at Montreux in 2012, a 12-track recording on CD.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2017 screen-printed poster by Malika Favre, measuring 70 x 100 cm, featuring stylised black-and-white silhouettes.

Emerson, Lake & Palmer at Montreux in 1997, a 13-track recording on 2 CDs.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2016 screen-printed poster by Giovanni Riva, 70 x 100 cm, featuring multicoloured lettering on midnight blue.

Mongo Santamaria at Montreux in 1980, a 8-track recording on CD.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2015 screen-printed poster by Sylvie Fleury, 70 x 100 cm, featuring angular lettering and make-up objects on grey.

Ella Fitzgerald With The Tommy Flanagan Trio at Montreux in 1977, a 10-track recording on CD.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2014 screen-printed poster by Yoann Lemoine, 70 x 100 cm, featuring a white trumpet surrounded by pale fragments.

Count Basie Big Band at Montreux in 1977, a 12-track recording on CD.

Official Montreux Jazz Festival 2013 screen-printed poster by Oscar Oiwa, 70 x 100 cm, featuring a group of musicians in a blue-and-green setting.

Dizzy Gillespie at Montreux in 1977, a 4-track recording on CD.

The official Montreux Jazz Festival 2012 poster, created by Greg Gorman and screen-printed in a 70 x 100 cm format.

Nile Rodgers & Chic’s 2004 Montreux concert on CD and DVD, with 8 audio tracks and 9 video tracks.

An official Montreux Jazz Festival 2011 poster by John Armleder, screen-printed in a 70 x 100 cm format.

The New Brubeck Quartet at Montreux in 1977, a 6-track recording on CD.

An official Montreux Jazz Festival 2010 poster by Romero Britto, screen-printed in a 70 x 100 cm format.

Louisiana Red at Montreux in 1975, a 11-track recording on CD.

The Resurrection - Live At Montreux 2002 by Ike Turner’s Kings Of Rhythm on CD, with thirteen tracks including Ike’s Boogie Woogie and Proud Mary.

Casino Lights - Live At Montreux brings together twelve tracks by several artists, including Al Jarreau, Randy Crawford, Yellowjackets and David Sanborn, on CD.