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Jazzweek with Airplay Data Powered by Jazzweek.Com • March 16, 2009 Volume 5, Number 16 • $7.95 JazzWeek with airplay data powered by jazzweek.com • March 16, 2009 Volume 5, Number 16 • $7.95 Jazz Album No. 1: Benny Golson, New Time, Smooth Album No. 1: Boney James, Send New ’Tet (Concord) One Your Love (Concord) World Music No. 1: Various Artists, Slumdog Smooth Single No. 1: Boney James, “Stop, Millionaire: Music From The Motion Picture Look, Listen (To Your Heart)” (Concord) [Soundtrack] (Interscope) 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 March 16 March 23 March 30 Howard McGhee (1918) David Frishberg (1933) Carl Berger (1935) Ruby Braff (1927) Dave Pike (1938) Astrud Gilberto (1940) Tommy Flanagan (1930) March 24 Marilyn Crispell (1947) John Lindberg (1959) King Pleasure (1922) April 1 March 17 Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre (1936) Harry Carney (1910) Nat King Cole (1919) Steve Kuhn (1938) John Laporta (1920) Paul Horn (1930) Paul McCandless (1947) Duke Jordan (1922) Jessica Williams (1948) Renee Rosnes (1962) April 2 March 18 March 25 Booker Little (1938) Bill Frisell (1951) Pete Johnson (1904) Larry Coryell (1943) Courtney Pine (1964) Paul Motian (1931) April 3 March 19 Larry Gales (1936) Jimmy McGriff (1936) Lennie Tristano (1919) Makoto Ozone (1961) Harold Vick (1936) Lem Winchester (1928) March 26 Eric Kloss (1949) Bill Henderson (1930) Flip Phillips (1915) April 4 Mike Longo (1939) Brew Moore (1924) Gene Ramey (1913) David Schnitter (1948) James Moody (1925) Jake Hanna (1931) Michele Rosewoman (1953) March 27 Hugh Masekela (1939) Eliane Elias (1960) Pee Wee Russell (1906) Michel Camilo (1952) March 20 Ben Webster (1909) Benny Green (piano) (1963) Burt Bales (1916) Sarah Vaughan (1924) April 5 Marian McPartland (1920) Harold Ashby (1925) Stanley Turrentine (1934) Harold Mabern (1936) Bill Barron (1927) Evan Parker (1944) Meredith D’Ambrosio (1941) March 28 April 6 March 21 Paul Whiteman (1890) Charlie Rouse (1924) Amina Claudine Myers (1942) Thad Jones (1923) Randy Weston (1926) March 22 Tete Montoliu (1933) Gerry Mulligan (1927) George Benson (1943) Donald Brown (1954) André Previn (1929) Melvin Sparks (1946) March 29 Art Taylor (1929) Bob Mover (1952) Michael Brecker (1949) Bill Hardman (1933) Horace Tapscott (1934) Gene Bertoncini (1937) For daily, online access to the data behind the charts, please contact Frank Johnson at (610) 578-0800 x120 or [email protected] jazzweek.com • March 16, 2009 JazzWeek 2 airplay data JazzWeek Jazz Album Chart March 16, 2009 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 3 3 1 Benny Golson New Time, New ‘Tet Concord 301 284 17 9 64 0 2 1 2 1 Dr. Lonnie Smith Rise Up! Palmetto 291 305 -14 4 67 3 3 2 1 1 The Blue Note 7 Mosaic: A Celebration Of Blue Note Records The Blue Note Label 287 299 -12 9 58 0 4 6 4 3 The Clayton Brothers Brother To Brother ArtistShare 173 195 -22 9 50 0 5 8 9 5 Tom Harrell Prana Dance Highnote 170 163 7 4 60 8 6 5 5 4 Ann Hampton Callaway At Last Telarc Jazz 162 202 -40 7 43 0 7 7 6 5 Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock & Jack Yesterdays ECM 161 189 -28 6 53 1 DeJohnette 8 11 11 7 Gary Smulyan High Noon Reservoir 158 143 15 8 52 0 9 10 7 7 Michael Wolff Joe’s Strut Wrong 156 143 13 6 49 3 10 117 – 10 Tierney Sutton Desire Telarc 152 23 129 2 40 23 11 12 8 5 Eliane Elias Bossa Nova Stories Somethin’ Else/Blue Note 149 137 12 9 48 1 12 16 26 12 Clifton Anderson Decade Doxy/EmArcy 148 126 22 6 41 2 13 9 23 9 Mike Clark Blueprints Of Jazz: Vol. 1 Talking House 144 156 -12 6 40 4 14 24 188 14 The Bob Sneider & Joe Locke Film Noir Nocturne For Ava Origin 141 105 36 3 42 7 Project 15 17 10 1 James Moody & Hank Jones Our Delight IPO 125 122 3 18 50 0 16 19 25 16 Ernestine Anderson A Song For You HighNote 120 119 1 4 45 7 17 4 17 4 Jeff ‘Tain’ Watts Watts Dark Key 119 203 -84 5 43 5 17 23 14 12 Hendrik Meurkens Samba To Go! Zoho 119 112 7 8 40 0 19 14 15 5 Todd Coolman Perfect Strangers Artist Share 117 132 -15 10 39 0 20 138 140 20 Mark Rapp Token Tales Paved Earth 116 19 97 5 51 30 21 21 13 13 John Stetch Tv Trio Brux 112 119 -7 8 33 2 22 15 16 2 Bill Cunliffe The Blues And The Abstract Truth Resonance 111 131 -20 21 29 0 23 18 – 18 Terrence Brewer Groovin’ Wes Strong Brew 106 119 -13 2 34 9 24 13 18 13 Joshua Redman Compass Nonesuch 104 134 -30 7 43 1 25 140 80 14 Anat Cohen Notes From The Village Anzic 103 18 85 27 44 0 25 26 12 9 Claudio Roditi Brazilliance x4 Resonance 103 99 4 7 37 4 27 20 20 20 Jane Monheit The Lovers, The Dreamers And Me Concord 96 119 -23 8 30 1 28 42 141 28 Lori Mechem April In Paris: The Lori Mechem Quartet Cognito 90 62 28 3 33 18 Plays More Count Basie 28 28 22 10 Steve Herberman Ideals Reach 90 95 -5 9 29 0 30 22 21 11 Bill Henderson Beautiful Memory: Bill Henderson Live At Ahuh 87 116 -29 8 31 0 The Vic 30 33 31 29 Ravi Coltrane Blending Times Savoy Jazz 87 80 7 5 35 2 32 36 28 28 Chick & Hiromi Duet Concord 86 77 9 5 34 2 33 53 35 23 Colleen McNabb Don’t Go To Strangers Zucca 83 54 29 8 36 1 34 27 29 2 Joey DeFrancesco Joey D! HighNote 81 96 -15 22 30 0 35 30 38 30 Swing Masters Vol. 1 Happy Birthday...Lionel! Dare 80 90 -10 11 19 1 36 165 – 36 Eddie Daniels & Roger Kellaway A Duet Of One: Eddie Daniels & Roger IPO 75 13 62 2 33 23 Kellaway Live At The Bakery 36 49 62 37 Dee Alexander Wild Is The Wind Blujazz 75 56 19 4 29 2 38 50 56 1 Roy Hargrove Earfood Groovin’ High/Emarcy 74 56 18 35 31 0 39 34 47 34 Denise Perrier The Second Time Around Chez Perrier 71 78 -7 5 27 4 39 69 53 40 Tony Monaco Live At The Orbit Room Chicken Coup 71 44 27 9 30 1 41 58 – 41 Matt Criscuolo Melancholia M 69 51 18 2 28 8 42 31 58 29 Orbert Davis’ Chicago Jazz Philharmonic Collective Creativity 3Sixteen 66 89 -23 9 22 1 42 40 50 40 Amanda Tosoff Wait And See Cellar Live 66 64 2 9 23 1 44 48 – 44 Dominick Farinacci Lovers, Tales & Dances Koch 64 56 8 2 31 14 44 39 36 4 Roger Kellaway Live At The Jazz Standard IPO 64 67 -3 18 18 0 44 29 32 14 The Miami Saxophone Quartet Fourtified Fourtitude 64 94 -30 9 32 1 47 44 46 18 Danny Green With You In Mind Alante/Pacific Coast Jazz 63 61 2 9 22 0 48 73 88 48 Mike Dubaniewicz Drive Time Jazzed Media 59 42 17 4 25 9 48 118 71 49 Denny Zeitlin In Concert Sunnyside 59 23 36 7 26 1 48 25 40 4 The Bad Plus For All I Care Do The Math/Heads Up 59 100 -41 8 21 0 Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Mark Rapp Token Tales (Paved Earth) +30 Tierney Sutton Desire (Telarc) +129 Phil Ranelin Living A New Day (Wide Hive) Tierney Sutton Desire (Telarc) +23 Mark Rapp Token Tales (Paved Earth) +97 Rebecca Cline & Hillary Noble Enclave Diaspora (Enclavejazz) Madeleine Peyroux Bare Bones (Rounder) Eddie Daniels & Roger Kellaway A Duet Of One: Eddie Daniels Anat Cohen Notes From The Village (Anzic) +85 Nat King Cole & Various Artists Re: Generations (Capitol) & Roger Kellaway Live At The Bakery (IPO) +23 Eddie Daniels & Roger Kellaway A Duet Of One: Eddie Daniels Mary Jenson Close Your Eyes (Mary Jenson) The Chicago Yestet Jazz Is Politics? (Self-Released) +23 & Roger Kellaway Live At The Bakery (IPO) +62 Jacques Voyemant Arrival (Elyria) Lori Mechem April In Paris: The Lori Mechem Quartet Plays The Bob Sneider & Joe Locke Film Noir Project Nocturne For Ben Markley Second Introduction (OA2) More Count Basie (Cognito) +18 Ava (Origin) +36 Geoffrey Keezer Aurea (Artist Share) Mary Jenson Close Your Eyes (Mary Jenson) +18 Denny Zeitlin In Concert (Sunnyside) +36 Saltman Knowles Return Of The Composer (Pacific Coast Jazz) Jeremy Manasia After Dark (Posi-Tone) jazzweek.com • March 16, 2009 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2009 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 3 airplay data JazzWeek Smooth Album Chart March 16, 2009 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 2 1 1 Boney James Send One Your Love Concord 285 264 21 7 17 0 2 1 2 1 Kenny G Rhythm & Romance Starbucks/Concord 273 305 -32 60 15 0 3 3 5 1 Warren Hill La Dolce Vita Koch 238 230 8 34 15 0 4 6 6 4 Seal Soul 143/Warner Bros. 229 207 22 17 15 0 5 4 4 4 Michael Lington Heat Nu Groove 223 226 -3 26 15 0 6 8 8 6 Oli Silk The Limit’s The Sky Trippin’ ’N’ Rhythm 214 188 26 24 16 0 7 7 3 1 Tim Bowman Tim Bowman Trippin’ ’N’ Rhythm 195 196 -1 21 15 0 8 5 7 1 Paul Hardcastle Hardcastle 5 Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 194 221 -27 70 15 0 9 9 15 9 Fourplay Energy Heads Up 186 173 13 26 16 0 10 10 9 9 Kim Waters Let’s Get On It [Single] Shanachie 166 158 8 21 13 0 11 11 11 8 Wayne Brady A Long Time Coming Peak 165 158 7 30 14 0 12 14 18 12 Kenny Lattimore Timeless Verve 156 132 24 21 13 0 13 12 12 10 Various Artists Cadillac Records [Original Soundtrack] Columbia 147 136 11 18 16 0 14 16 10 6 Jesse Cook Frontiers EMI 144 132 12 50 15 0 15 15 16 2 Chris Standring Love & Paragraphs Ultimate Vibe 127 132 -5 59 16 0 16 13 13 1 Eric Darius Goin’ All Out Blue Note 118 133 -15 41 14 0 17 19 19 6 Mindi Abair Stars Peak 117 110 7 47 15 0 18 17 17 17 Dave Koz Greatest Hits EMI 111 120 -9 5 15 0 19 18 14 9 Nick Colionne No Limits Koch 110 112 -2 35 15 0 20 21 21 1 The Sax Pack The Sax Pack Shanachie 96 97 -1 51 14 0 21 22 20 1 Dave Koz Greatest Hits Capitol 93 96 -3 34 14 0 22 24 22 22 Walter Beasley Free Your Mind Heads Up 92 83 9 4 13 0 23 23 28 6 Wayman Tisdale Rebound Rendezvous 88 84 4 48 10 0 24 26 29 6 Earl Klugh The Spice Of Life Koch 84 68 16 46 14 0 25 20 23 2 Brian Culbertson Bringing Back The Funk GRP 81 97 -16 50 11 0 26 27 24 10 Marcus Miller Marcus Concord 73 68 5
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