Artist page · 04/07/2026
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11 Micheal Legrand vinyl records featured, including the classic 1958 Legrand Jazz; original 1968 Thomas Crown Affair pressings range €10-18.
Michel Legrand mastered multiple musical worlds, from jazz and classical piano to film scoring. Originating from Paris, he contributed extensively to French and international cinema with iconic soundtracks like "The Thomas Crown Affair" (1968) and "Les Demoiselles De Rochefort" (1967). His discography spans jazz classics such as the 1958 stereo album "Legrand Jazz" and cinematic compositions in stereo and mono formats. Vinyl collectors find diverse pressings worldwide, including original French and German pressings of his scores. Legrand also embraced contemporary styles and recorded with famed international artists, capturing a wide fanbase across jazz, pop, and cinematic music scenes.
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Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Mainstream Records · 1972
Bell Records · 1972
Bell Records · 1972
RCA Victor · 1972
Columbia Masterworks · 1971
Bell Records · 1971
American International Records · 1970
Disques Vogue · 1970
Paramount Records · 1970
United Artists Records · 1969
Philips · 1969
Philips · 1969
World Pacific Jazz · 1969
United Artists Records · 1969
United Artists Records · 1968
MGM Records · 1968
Verve Records · 1968
Columbia Masterworks · 1968
Philips · 1968
Philips · 1967
Philips · 1967
Decca · 1967
Philips · 1964
Philips · 1964
Philips · 1964
Philips · 1962
Philips · 1962
Philips · 1962
Philips · 1961
Columbia · 1960
Columbia · 1959
Columbia · 1958
Columbia · 1958
Philips · 1957
Philips · 1956
Columbia Masterworks · 1956
Riviera · 1955
Columbia · 1954
Warner Bros. Records · 
Mercury · Playlist
The tracks that sum up Michel Legrand's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
This 1958 release is a foundational jazz album featuring standards spanning 11 tracks, recorded in stereo and revered among jazz vinyl collectors.
Iconic 1968 soundtrack with 11 tracks including 'The Windmills Of Your Mind', available in original French and German pressings priced €10-18.
Film score from 1972 featuring 14 tracks, available in original UK pressings; priced affordably from €1.74 to €7.55 on vinyl markets.
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Artists who share part of Michel Legrand's musical DNA.
Collectors
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
For each reference edition, these cards summarise the state of the global Discogs market. Market position places the average price of a copy between the observed min and max prices. Average price is the price seen for a mint-condition copy. Copies available counts listings currently for sale. Collectors who want it is the number of Discogs users who added it to their wantlist without owning it — a good signal of upcoming demand.
Face B
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
At 22, Legrand released 'I Love Paris', one of the best-selling instrumental albums ever.— Michel Legrand's career overview
This 1968 studio album was released by United Artists Records with stereo and mono versions on French and German pressings, catalog number 37.705 UAY in France.
Legrand Jazz (1958) includes tracks like 'The Jitterbug Waltz' and 'Django' representing French jazz with worldwide stereo and mono vinyl releases.
1972 saw several albums like 'Time For Loving' and 'Themes & Variations', issued on labels such as RCA Victor and Bell Records, spanning jazz and soundtrack genres.
Legrand introduced rock'n'roll to France, recording a parody with jazz musicians in 1956.— Historical career notes
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Key albums include "Legrand Jazz" (1958), "The Thomas Crown Affair" soundtrack (1968), and "Time For Loving" soundtrack (1972), essential for jazz and film soundtrack collectors.
Original pressings are available from France, Germany, Colombia, and the UK, with notable United Artists and Columbia label releases in stereo and mono vinyl.
Legrand’s vinyl spans jazz, film soundtracks, pop, and classical genres, reflecting his broad compositional and performance range.
Yes, several releases including remastered editions exist on 180g audiophile vinyl, providing enhanced sound quality for collectors.
Michel Legrand holds a strong presence among French vinyl collectors, with original French pressings sought after for their historic value and sound.
France pressings like "The Thomas Crown Affair" range around €14, with some going between €10 and €18 depending on condition and rarity.
Yes, labels like Wagram and Decca have reissued classic film scores, often including bonus tracks and updated mastering on vinyl.
Check label details like catalog number, pressing country, and mastering credits; original pressings often include both stereo and mono versions.
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