Graham Dechter rockets to No. 1 on the Oct. 15 JazzWeek Jazz Chart with his new CD Takin’ It There. The most added (21), highest debut (20), and biggest gainer (+93) of the week is George Cables My Muse (HighNote) and the most-reported CD of the week (49 stations) is Kurt Elling 1619 Broadway | The … Read more
After four straight weeks at No. 1 and a week at No. 2, it’s back to the top for Bruce Barth Three Things of Beauty (Savant) on the Oct. 8 JazzWeek Jazz Chart. The highest debut (No. 14) and biggest gainer (+69) is Clifton Anderson And So We Carry On (Daywood Drive). Most added (+23) are Harold Mabern Mr. … Read more
Topping this week’s JazzWeek Jazz Chart is Donald Vega Spiritual Nature (Resonance). The highest debut of the week (14) and the biggest gainer (+91) is Kurt Elling 1619 Broadway | The Brill Building Project (Concord). Most reported (45) is Brubeck Brothers “Lifetimes” A Celebration of Dave Brubeck (Blue Forest). Most added (+25) is Brad Mehldau Trio Where Do You Start (Nonesuch).
It’s now four straight weeks at No. 1 for Bruce Barth Three Things of Beauty (Savant); it’s again the week’s most-reported CD (51) on the Sept. 24 JazzWeek jazz chart. The week’s highest debut (No. 25) and biggest gainer (+59) is Tia Fuller Angelic Warrior (Mack Avenue). Most-added (+20) is Nobuki Takamen Three Wishes (Summit).
It’s three weeks at No. 1 for Bruce Barth Three Things of Beauty (Savant); it’s also the week’s most-reported CD (54) on the Sept. 17 JazzWeek jazz chart. The week’s highest debut (No. 18) and biggest gainer (+115) is Steve Davis Gettin’ It Done (Posi-Tone). Tied for most-added (+20) are Lewis Nash Quintet The Highest Mountain (Cellar Live) and Fred Hersch … Read more
Staying at No. 1 on JazzWeek’s September 10 Jazz Chart and again the most reported CD for the week (44) is Bruce Barth Three Things of Beauty (Savant). Marcus Miller Renaissance (Concord) is the week’s biggest gainer (+50). Most added (+15) is Pat Martino Alone Together With Bobby Rose (HighNote). The week’s highest debut (No. 22) is Cheryl Bentyne Let’s Misbehave (Summit).
DETROIT — Legendary WGBH jazz broadcaster Eric Jackson was named the 2012 recipient of the Duke Dubois Humanitarian Award, presented each year to an individual whose dedication to jazz and jazz radio has been exceptional. The Duke Dubois award and awards in 11 other categories were presented at the annual JazzWeek Awards dinner as part … Read more
This week’s new No. 1 on JazzWeek’s September 3 Jazz Chart and the most reported CD for the week (49) is Bruce Barth Three Things of Beauty (Savant). Michael Pedicin Live at the Loft (Jazz Hut) is the week’s biggest gainer (+69). The highest debut of the week (No. 29) is Roni Ben-Hur & Santi Debriano Our Thing (Motema). Most added (+17) is Yoron Israel Visions (Ronja … Read more
Curtis Fuller’s Down Home (Capri) is at No. 1 on JazzWeek’s August 27 Jazz Chart for its fourth straight week at the top. At No. 2 and most reported for the week (45) is Bruce Barth Three Things of Beauty (Savant). Most added (+20), biggest gainer (+69) and highest debut (No. 15) honors all go to Donald Vega Spiritual Nature (Resonance).
Curtis Fuller’s Down Home is at No. 1 on JazzWeek’s August 20 Jazz Chart for a third straight week. Tom Harrell Number Five (HighNote) is the week’s most-reported (43 stations). The highest debut (No. 27) is John Abercrombie Within a Song (ECM). The biggest gainer (+73) is Joey DeFrancesco Wonderful! Wonderful! (HighNote). Dr. Lonnie Smith The Healer (Pilgrimage) was most added (+13).