Palm Records (short for Productions Artistiques Littéraires et Musicales) was a French jazz record label founded by Jef Gilson in the early 1970s.
Discography
- PALM 1: Gilson Malagasy 1972
- PALM 2: Jef Gilson / Jean-Charles Capon / Gilbert Rovere / Jean-Luc Ponty / Lionel Maga Concert À La M.J.C. Colombes 1972
- PALM 3: Christian Vander / Frank RaholisonFiesta In Drums 1973
- PALM 4: Sylvain Marc / Del RabenjaMadagascar Now – Maintenant 'Zao 1973
- PALM 5: GilsonMalagasy At Newport-Paris 1973
- PALM 6: Christian VanderChristian Vander Et Les 3 Jef
- PALM 7: Philippe Maté / Jef GilsonWorkshop 1973
- PALM 8: Byard Lancaster / Sylvain Marc / Steve McCallUs 1974
- PALM 9: Byard Lancaster – Clint Jackson IIIMother Africa 1974
- PALM 10: Khan JamalGive The Vibes Some 1974
- PALM 11/12: Byard Lancaster / Keno SpellerExactement
- PALM 13: Baikida CarrollOrange Fish Tears 1974
- PALM 16: Machi OulQuetzalcoatl 1975
- PALM 17: Jacques ThollotWatch Devil Go 1975
- PALM 18: Jef GilsonAnthology Jef Gilson 1945/1975 : The Beginning Of Jef Gilson 1975
- PALM 20: Jef GilsonAnthology Jef Gilson 1945/1975 : The Big Band Era 1975
- PALM 22: François JeanneauUne Bien Curieuse Planète 1975
- PALM 23: François Couturier / André Jaume / Fred RamamonjiarisoaNadja / Salana-Resaka 1975
- PALM 24: Raymond BoniRêve En Couleurs 1976
- PALM 25: Frank LoweThe Other Side 1977
- PALM 26: Jean-Charles Capon / Philippe Maté / Butch Morris / Serge RahoersonUntitled 1977
- PALM 27: Jean Peron GarvanoffBoogie Woogie Blues 1977
- PALM 28: L. "Butch" Morris / J.L. Chautemps / F. Jeanneau / A. Jaume / Ph. Maté / A. Hatot / M. Richard / J.C. Capon / J. Gilson / P.Y. Sorin / G. BrownEuropamerica 1977
- PALM 29: Siracusa – Jaume – BoniNommo - Dans Le Caprice Amer Des Sables 1976
- PALM 30: André JaumeLe Collier De La Colombe 1977
- PALM 31: David MurrayOrganic Saxophone 1978
- PALM 32: David S. Ware featuring Jean-Charles CaponFrom Silence To Music 1978
External links
- Palm Records discography at Discogs