October 3: Joey Alexander is No. 1

No. 1 this week on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart is the week’s most reported CD (59 stations), Joey Alexander Countdown (Motema). Most added (+34) is Eric Alexander Second Impression (HighNote). Biggest mover (+89 spins) is Shirley Horn Live At The Four Queens (Resonance). The week’s top debut (No. 15) is Allan Harris Nobody’s Gonna Love You Better (Love Productions).

Sept. 26: 3rd week at No. 1 for Steve Turre

Steve Turre Colors For The Masters (Smoke Sessions) is No. 1 for a third week on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart. Just behind at No. 2 is the most reported CD (57 stations), Joey Alexander Countdown (Motema). Most added (+35 stations) and biggest mover (+100 spins) is Allan Harris Nobody’s Gonna Love You Better (Love Productions). The week’s top debut (No. 13) is Tierney Sutton … Read more

Sept. 19: Two weeks at No. 1 for Steve Turre

Steve Turre Colors For The Masters (Smoke Sessions) is No. 1 for a second week and again the most reported CD (59 stations) on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart. Most added (+39) and biggest mover (+136) is Catherine Russell Harlem On My Mind (Jazz Village). The week’s highest debut (No. 13) is The Cookers The Call Of The Wild And Peaceful Heart (Smoke Sessions).

Sept. 12: Steve Turre is No. 1

Steve Turre Colors For The Masters (Smoke Sessions) is this week’s new No. 1 and also the most reported CD (53 stations) on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart. The week’s highest debut (No. 33) is Dave Stryker Eight Track II (Strikezone) and it’s tied with The Cookers The Call Of The Wild And Peaceful Heart (Smoke Sessions) as most added (+33). The week’s biggest … Read more

Sept. 5: 3rd week at No. 1 for Kenny Garrett

Kenny Garrett Do Your Dance (Mack Avenue) is at No. 1 for a third straight week on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart. Most added (+21) is Allison Adams Tucker Wanderlust (Origin). Biggest mover (+65) is Ray Obiedo Latin Jazz Project Vol. 1 (Rhythmus). The week’s top debut (No. 30) is Diane Witherspoon Live (Lifeforcejazz). Most reported (62 stations) is Steve Turre Colors For The Masters … Read more

August 29: Kenny Garrett repeats at No. 1

Kenny Garrett Do Your Dance (Mack Avenue) is No. 1 for a second week on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart. Most added (+23) is Anthony Wilson Frogtown (Goat Hill). Highest debut (No. 22) and biggest mover (+74) is Will Calhoun Celebrating Elvin Jones (Motema). Most reported (58 stations) is Steve Turre Colors For The Masters (Smoke Sessions).

August 22: Kenny Garrett is new No. 1

Kenny Garrett Do Your Dance (Mack Avenue) is the new No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart, ending a 10-week run for Gregory Porter Take Me To The Alley (Blue Note). Biggest mover for a second week (+78) is Steve Turre Colors For The Masters (Smoke Sessions). Most added (+26) is Will Calhoun Celebrating Elvin Jones (Motema). The week’s top debut (No. … Read more

August 15: Gregory Porter’s 10th week at No. 1

Topping the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a tenth consecutive week is Gregory Porter Take Me To The Alley (Blue Note). Biggest mover (+121) and most added (+46 stations) is Steve Turre Colors For The Masters (Smoke Sessions). The week’s top debut is Eric Hargett w/ Joey D and Gerry Gibbs Stepping Up (Whaling City Sound). Most reported (50 stations) is Houston Person & Ron Carter Chemistry (HighNote).

August 8: 9th week at No. 1 for Gregory Porter

Topping the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a ninth week is Gregory Porter Take Me To The Alley (Blue Note). Biggest mover (+61) is Joe Lovano Quartet Classic! Live At Newport (Blue Note). Most added (+28) is Michael Davis Hip-Bone Big Band (Hip-Bonemusic). The week’s top debut is John Beasley Presents MONK’estra Vol. 1 (Mack Avenue). Most reported (55 stations) is Houston Person & Ron Carter Chemistry (HighNote).

August 1: 8 weeks at No. 1 for Gregory Porter

Topping the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for an eighth straight week is Gregory Porter Take Me To The Alley (Blue Note). Biggest mover (+63) is Andy Narell DIS 1. 4. RAF (Kitchen Crew). Most added (+29) is Joe Lovano Quartet Classic! Live At Newport (Blue Note). The week’s top debut is Woody Shaw & Louis Hayes The Tour Volume One (HighNote). Three releases tied for most reports … Read more