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CHARTS MASTER 8-14-19.Xlsb JAZZ CHANNEL LA.COM AFRICAN SKIES MICHAEL BRECKER 1 FUNKALLERO BILL EVANS 51 ONE FINGER SNAP HERBIE HANCOCK 92 AIN'T NUTHIN' NU THAD JONES 103 GREGORY IS HERE HORACE SILVER 70 ONE FOR ANTONIO CHICK COREA 58 AIREGIN SONNY ROLLINS 125 GUIJIRA CHICK COREA 3 ONE OF A KIND FREDDIE HUBBARD 86 ALONE IN THE MORNING JOSHUA REDMAN 80 HACKENSACK THELONIOUS MONK 56 OPUS DE FUNK HORACE SILVER 113 ANTHROPOLOGY CHARLIE PARKER 126 HALLUCINATIONS BUD POWELL 120 ORACLE, THE DAVE HOLLAND 76 APRIL MIST TOM HARRELL 63 HERBACOUS DAVE HOLLAND 4 ORIENTAL FOLK SONG WAYNE SHORTER 48 ARIETAS FREDDIE HUBBARD 53 HOCUS-POCUS LEE MORGAN 130 OUT A DAY FRANCK AMSALLEM 77 ARMANDO'S RHUMBA CHICK COREA 12 HOPSCOTCH RALPH MOORE 55 PENT UP HOUSE SONNY ROLLINS 141 BACKSTAGE SALLY WAYNE SHORTER 67 HORACE SCOPE HORACE SILVER 24 PUNJAB JOE HENDERSON 50 BLACK NARCISSUS JOE HENDERSON 138 HUMPTY DUMPTY CHICK COREA 43 QUESTION AND ANSWER PAT METHENY 7 BLACK NILE WAYNE SHORTER 37 I'LL CATCH YOU JOHN SCOFIELD 131 RAPTURE HAROLD LAND 17 BLESSING, THE ORNETTE COLEMAN 23 IS WHAT IT IS SCOTT COLLEY 133 RESOLUTION JOHN COLTRANE 36 BOUNCIN' WITH BUD BUD POWELL 39 ISOTOPE JOE HENDERSON 32 RITMO REMO PONCHO SANCHEZ 128 BUD POWELL CHICK COREA 85 JEAN DE FLEUR GRANT GREEN 81 SECOND THOUGHTS DAVE HOLLAND 109 CAPTAIN MARVEL CHICK COREA 52 JONES JERRY BERGONZI 99 SEVEN STEPS TO HEAVEN VICTOR FELDMAN 8 CHARMED CIRCLE CEDAR WALTON 57 JOSHUA VICTOR FELDMAN 5 SHADE OF JADE JOE HENDERSON 116 CHICK'S TUNE CHICK COREA 18 JUNGLE JUICE HORACE SILVER 83 SHADE OF THE CEDAR TREE CHRISTIAN MCBRIDE 66 CHILL JOSHUA REDMAN 115 KICKER, THE JOE HENDERSON 119 SHORT STORY KENNY DORHAM 74 CHUCHO PAQUIT0 D'RIVERA 25 LITHA CHICK COREA 26 SING A SONG OF SONG KENNY GARRETT 65 CLARESSENCE DAVE HOLLAND 60 LOOP, THE CHICK COREA 29 SOME OTHER BLUES JOHN COLTRANE 95 COSMOSIS DAVE HOLLAND 110 LOTUS BLOSSOM KENNY DORHAM 118 SONG FOR BILBOA PAT METHENY 9 D MINOR MINT FREDDIE HUBBARD 69 LOUD ZEE JERRY BERGONZI 20 SPAIN CHICK COREA 15 DELFEAYO'S DILEMMA WYNTON MARSALIS 101 MAHJONG WAYNE SHORTER 114 SPEAK NO EVIL WAYNE SHORTER 38 DIENDA KENNY KIRKLAND 41 MAHONISMS BLACK NOTE 27 SPIRAL KENNY BARON 134 DIG MILES DAVIS 137 MAMACITA JOE HENDERSON 105 STEP LIGHTLY JOE HENDERSON 28 DOUBLE UP LEE MORGAN 124 MARIE ANTOINETTE WAYNE SHORTER 98 SUNSHOWER KENNY BARON 135 DRAGONFLY PETER BERNSTEIN 21 MARMADUKE CHARLIE PARKER 127 SUSPONE MICHAEL BRECKER 117 ECAROH HORACE SILVER 33 MIDNIGHT VOYAGE JOEY CALDERAZZO 123 SWINGIN AT THE HAVEN ELLIS MARSALIS 78 EIGHTY-ONE RON CARTER 88 MINOR BLUES KURT ROSENWINKEL 106 TIMELINE PAT METHENY 14 EL GAUCHO WAYNE SHORTER 42 MO JOE JOE HENDERSON 72 TOM CAT LEE MORGAN 61 ELM RICHIE BEIRACH 87 MOONTRANE WOODY SHAW 89 TOM THUMB WAYNE SHORTER 40 EQUALITY DAVE HOLLAND 47 MORNING SPRITE CHICK COREA 16 TONES FOR JONES BONES CHICK COREA 10 ESP WAYNE SHORTER 97 MR JIN WAYNE SHORTER 104 TOY TUNE WAYNE SHORTER 35 EYE OF THE HURRICANE HERBIE HANCOCK 45 MS. BAJA KENNY GARRETT 102 TRIPLE DANCE DAVE HOLLAND 62 FILTHY MCNASTY HORACE SILVER 122 NAIMA JOHN COLTRANE 96 TWO DOWN AND ONE ACROSS KENNY GARRETT 100 FIRM ROOTS CEDAR WALTON 144 NATIVES ARE RESTLESS HORACE SILVER 71 TWO ONE THREE CHA CHA PONCHO SANCHEZ 108 FIVE HUNDRED MILES HIGH CHICK COREA 22 NIGHT DREAMER WAYNE SHORTER 111 UNIT 7 SAM JONES 75 FOLK SONG CHICK COREA 2 NO ROOM FOR SQUARES HANK MOBLEY 107 WABASH III JOHN SCOFIELD 121 FOUR ON SIX WES MONTGOMERY 6 NOTHING PERSONAL MICHAEL BRECKER 49 WAYNE'S THANG KENNY GARRETT 82 FREIGHT TRANE TOMMY FLANAGAN 132 NOVEMBER 15TH KENNY GARRETT 64 WHAT WAS CHICK COREA 11 FRIENDS CHICK COREA 19 NUTVILLE HORACE SILVER 73 WITCH HUNT WAYNE SHORTER 30 FUNK IN DEEP FREEZE HANK MOBLEY 59 OLILOQUI VALLEY HERBIE HANCOCK 90 YOU I LOVE DAVE HOLLAND 13.
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