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JazzWeek with airplay data powered by jazzweek.com • August 3, 2009 Volume 5, Number 36 • $7.95 Jazz Album No. 1: Joe Locke & David Smooth Album No. 1: Boney James, Send Hazeltine, Mutual Admiration Society 2 (Sharp One Your Love (Concord) Nine) World Music No. 1: Magos Herrera Distancia Smooth Single No. 1: Jackiem Joyner, “I’m (Sunnyside) Waiting For You” (Artistry/Mack Avenue) Jazz Album Chart . 3 Jazz Radio Currents . 8 Smooth Jazz Album Chart . 4 Jazz Radio Panel . 11 Smooth Singles Chart . 5 Key Non-Monitored Jazz Stations . 12 World Music Album Chart. 6 Smooth Jazz Current Tracks. 13 Jazz Add Dates. 7 Smooth Jazz Station Panel. 14 Jazz Birthdays August 3 August 10 August 18 Lawrence Brown (1907) Claude Thornhill (1909) Adam Makowicz (1940) Charlie Shavers (1917) Arnett Cobb (1918) David Benoit (1953) Eddie Jefferson (1918) Chuck Israels (1936) August 19 Tony Bennett (1926) Michael Mantler (1943) Jimmy Rowles (1918) Ray Draper (1940) August 11 August 20 Roscoe Mitchell (1940) Jess Stacy (1904) Frank Rosolino (1926) Greg Osby (1960) Russell Procope (1908) Jimmy Raney (1927) August 4 Peter King (1940) Milford Graves (1941) Louis Armstrong (1901) August 12 Enrico Rava (1943) Herb Ellis (1921) Earl Coleman (1925) August 21 Sonny Simmons (1933) Pat Metheny (1954) Count Basie (1904) August 5 August 13 Art Farmer (1928) Red Nichols (1905) George Shearing (1919) August 22 August 6 Benny Bailey (1925) Malachi Favors (1937) Luis Russell (1902) Mulgrew Miller (1955) August 23 Buddy Collette (1921) August 14 Martial Solal (1927) Abbey Lincoln (1930) Stuff Smith (1909) Terje Rypdal (1947) Dorothy Ashby (1932) Lorez Alexandria (1929) Bobby Watson (1953) Roberto Baden-Powell (1936) Eddie Costa (1930) Avery Sharpe (1954) Charlie Haden (1937) August 15 Byard Lancaster (1942) August 24 Oscar Peterson (1925) Claude Hopkins (1903) August 7 August 16 Buster Smith (1904) Idrees Sulieman (1923) Mal Waldron (1926) Rahsaan Roland Kirk (1936) August 25 Bill Evans (piano) (1929) George Bohanon (1937) Bob Crosby (1913) Alvin Queen (1950) Howard Johnson (1941) Wayne Shorter (1933) August 17 Pat Martino (1944) August 8 Ike Quebec (1918) Keith Tippett (1947) Lucky Millinder (1900) George Duvivier (1920) Charles Fambrough (1950) Benny Carter (1907) Duke Pearson (1932) August 9 Jack Dejohnette (1942) For daily, online access to the data behind the charts, please contact Frank Johnson at (610) 578-0800 x120 or [email protected] jazzweek.com • August 3, 2009 JazzWeek 2 airplay data JazzWeek Jazz Album Chart August 3, 2009 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 3 4 1 Joe Locke & David Hazeltine Mutual Admiration Society 2 Sharp Nine 238 218 20 7 57 2 2 6 23 2 Grant Stewart Grant Stewart Plays The Music Of Duke Sharp Nine 225 183 42 8 48 0 Ellington & Billy Strayhorn 3 4 2 1 Kurt Elling Dedicated To You Concord 223 214 9 6 56 1 4 – – 4 Jackie Ryan Doozy Open Art 218 19 199 2 51 39 5 1 1 1 Christian McBride & Inside Straight Kind Of Brown Mack Avenue 211 271 -60 7 58 1 6 7 13 5 The Dizzy Gillespie All-Star Big Band I’m BeBoppin’ Too Half Note 198 176 22 7 58 2 7 8 5 5 Bobby Broom Bobby Broom Plays For Monk Origin 193 155 38 8 56 5 8 2 3 2 David ‘Fathead’ Newman The Blessing HighNote 183 259 -76 8 52 0 9 5 6 1 Gary Burton, Pat Metheny, Steve Swallow & Quartet Live Concord Jazz 169 201 -32 9 51 0 Antonio Sanchez 10 60 – 10 Jon Mayer Nightscape Reservoir 157 54 103 2 47 16 11 48 16 2 Stanley Clarke Jazz In The Garden Heads Up 148 72 76 14 55 0 12 – – 12 Joshua Redman Compass Nonesuch 141 19 122 26 42 0 13 13 7 1 One For All Return Of The Lineup Sharp Nine 138 130 8 15 46 0 14 17 27 14 Louis Hayes The Time Keeper 18th & Vine 133 120 13 8 45 2 15 10 9 9 Kyle Eastwood Metropolitan Candid/Rendezvous 130 146 -16 9 54 4 16 11 12 6 The Resonance Big Band The Resonance Big Band Plays Tribute To Resonance 129 133 -4 11 46 0 Oscar Peterson 17 26 22 17 Akiko Tsuruga Oriental Express 18th & Vine 127 97 30 8 38 0 17 – – 18 Venissa Santi Bienvenida Sunnyside Communications 127 39 88 14 43 14 19 16 16 9 Grant Geissman Cool Man Cool Futurism 123 124 -1 14 25 0 20 30 38 20 Sophie Milman Take Love Easy Linus 122 91 31 8 38 4 21 28 29 21 Jack Wilkins Until It’s Time Max Jazz 121 92 29 6 40 2 22 15 10 2 Allen Toussaint The Bright Mississippi Nonesuch 118 128 -10 14 37 1 23 9 11 9 Cory Weeds Everything’s Coming Up Weeds Cellar Live 113 148 -35 7 32 2 24 30 14 8 Helio Alves It’s Clear Reservoir 108 91 17 11 35 3 24 20 37 12 Melissa Morgan Until I Met You Telarc 108 110 -2 14 40 0 26 21 33 21 Jesse Jones Jr. The So Then Collection Self Released 107 103 4 5 31 1 27 18 8 3 Scotty Barnhart Say It Plain Unity 106 117 -11 14 36 0 28 43 45 28 Etienne Charles Folklore Self-Released 104 76 28 4 41 6 29 19 – 19 Greta Matassa I Wanna Be Loved Resonance 103 113 -10 4 38 5 29 36 41 30 Grace Kelly Mood Changes Pazz 103 82 21 12 24 3 29 27 29 1 Diana Krall Quiet Nights Verve 103 94 9 19 39 0 32 42 56 32 Fareed Haque & The Flat Earth Ensemble Flat Planet Owl Studios 99 77 22 16 42 0 33 23 21 5 Carl Allen & Rodney Whitaker Work To Do Mack Avenue 97 100 -3 13 37 0 34 – – 32 Magos Herrera Distancia Sunnyside 96 5 91 3 38 5 35 46 51 35 Jerry Bergonzi Simply Put Savant 93 73 20 4 43 13 36 28 15 15 Rick Germanson Off The Cuff Owl Studios 92 92 0 8 31 0 36 33 35 33 Cynthia Scott Dream For One Bright World Ttocs 92 89 3 9 32 0 38 36 24 7 Joey DeFrancesco Finger Poppin’ Doodlin’ 88 82 6 17 24 0 39 25 – 25 Gerald Clayton Two-Shade ArtistShare 85 98 -13 2 33 9 39 23 26 3 Branford Marsalis Metamorphosen Marsalis 85 100 -15 20 25 0 41 44 57 41 Jim Rotondi Blues For Brother Ray Posi-Tone 83 75 8 3 40 10 42 22 19 2 Sean Jones The Search Within Mack Avenue 82 101 -19 20 32 1 43 30 20 16 Lynne Arriale Nuance: The Bennett Studio Sessions Motema 77 91 -14 13 27 0 44 34 27 21 Chip White More Dedications Dark Colors 76 87 -11 10 20 3 44 38 41 38 Rod McGaha A Gentle Man Self-Released 76 80 -4 7 25 2 46 – 54 42 Kevin Hays You’ve Got A Friend Jazz Eyes 73 48 25 7 26 0 47 40 32 32 The Peter Hand Big Band (Featuring Houston The Wizard Of Jazz: A Tribute To Harold Arlen Savant 72 78 -6 4 29 3 Person) 48 – – 48 Alvin Queen Mighty Long Way Enja/Justin Time 71 0 0 1 31 31 49 12 36 12 Rob Thorsen Lasting Impression Pacific Coast Jazz 70 132 -62 11 26 1 50 – – 36 Frank Potenza Old, New, Borrowed, & Blue Capri 69 53 16 7 32 1 50 58 – 7 Mike Clark Blueprints Of Jazz: Vol. 1 Talking House 69 55 14 26 25 0 Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Jackie Ryan Doozy (Open Art) +39 Jackie Ryan Doozy (Open Art) +199 Tamir Hendelman Playground (Swing Bros.) Alvin Queen Mighty Long Way (Enja/Justin Time) +31 Joshua Redman Compass (Nonesuch) +122 Fahir Atakoglu Istanbul In Blue (Far And Here) Carmen Lundy Solamente (Afrasia) David Gibson A Little Somethin’ (Positone) +18 Jon Mayer Nightscape (Reservoir) +103 Luciana Souza Tide (Verve/Universal France) Jon Mayer Nightscape (Reservoir) +16 Magos Herrera Distancia (Sunnyside) +96 Hailey Niswanger Confeddie (Self-Released) Ben Neuman Introductions (OA2) +16 Venissa Santi Bienvenida (Sunnyside Communications) +88 Ralph Bowen Dedicated (Posi-Tone) Tamir Hendelman Playground (Swing Bros.) +15 Stanley Clarke Jazz In The Garden (Heads Up) +76 N. Glenn Davis Come Right In (Jazzed Media) Andy Narell & Relator University Of Calypso (Heads Up/Concord) Jeremy Davenport We’ll Dance ‘Til Dawn (Basin Street) David Gibson A Little Somethin’ (Positone) jazzweek.com • August 3, 2009 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2009 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 3 airplay data JazzWeek Smooth Album Chart August 3, 2009 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 1 1 1 Boney James Send One Your Love Concord 264 255 9 27 13 0 2 3 2 1 Jackiem Joyner Lil‘ Man Soul Artistry/Mack Avenue 222 229 -7 21 14 0 3 2 3 2 Richard Elliot Rock Steady Artistry/Mack Avenue 220 243 -23 22 14 0 4 4 4 3 Walter Beasley Free Your Mind Heads Up 218 195 23 24 13 0 5 23 27 5 Rick Braun All It Takes Artistry/Mack Avenue 172 87 85 9 14 1 6 6 6 6 Wayman Tisdale Rebound Rendezvous 158 145 13 68 11 0 7 8 14 7 Bernie Williams Moving Forward Reform/Rock Ridge 153 144 9 18 13 0 8 5 7 4 Oli Silk The Limit‘s The Sky Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 148 150 -2 44 12 0 9 6 9 3 Seal Soul 143/Warner Bros.
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