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Jazz 90.1 Top 100 for 2005 Jazz 90.1 Top 100 For 2005 1) Eldar - Sony 2) Joshua Redman Elastic Band - Momentum 3) John Scofield - That’S What I Say:The Music Of Ray Charles - Verve 4) Joey Defranceso & Jimmy Smith - Legacy - Concord 5) Shelly Berg - Blackbird - Concord 6) Curtis Fuller - Keep It Simple - Savant 7) Thelonious Monk & John Coltrane - At Carnegie Hall - Blue Note 8) Paul Anka - Rock Swings - Verve 9) Eddie Palmieri - Listen Here - Concord 10) Wynton Marsalis - Live At The House Of Tribes - Blue Note 11) Gerald Wilson - In My Time - Mack Ave 12) One More - The Music Of Thad Jones - Ipo 13) Tierney Sutton - I’M With The Band - Telarc 14) Curtis Stigers - I Think It’S Going To Rain Today - Concord 15) Monty Alexander - Live At The Iridium - Telarc 16) Sonny Rollins - Without A Song The 9/11 Concert - Concord 17) City Rhythm Orchestra - Vibrant Tones - Limehouse. 18) Ahmad Jamal - After Fjar - Drefus Jazz 19) Terence Blanchard - Flow - Blue Note 20) Dave Brubeck - London Flat, London Sharp - Telarc 21) Joe Lovano - Joyous Encounter - Blue Note 22) Kevin Mahogany - Big Band - Zebra 23) Mulgrew Miller - Live At Yoshi’S Vol Two - Maxjazz 24) Frank Morgan - Raising The Standard - Live At The Jazz Standard Vol 2 - High Note 25) Arturo Sandoval - Live At The Blue Note - Half Note 26) Joe Locke - Rev - Elation - Sharp Nine 27) Frank Mantooth - Ladies Sing For Lovers - Mcg Jazz 28) George Benson - Live - Best Of George Benson - Grp 29) Houston Person - All Soul - Highnote 30) The Five Corners Qunitet - Chasin The Jazz Gone By - Milan 31) George Shearing, Mel Torme Gerry Mulligan - The Classic Concert Live - 32) Javon Jackson - Have You Heard - Palmetto 33) Bill Frisell - East/West - Nonesuch 34) Joe Williams - Havin A Good Time - Hyena 35) Brad Mehldau - Day Is Done - Nonesuch 36) The Bad Plus - Suspicous Activity - Sony 37) Mingus Big Band - I Am Three - Sunnyside 38) Mike Melito - The Next Step - Weebop Records 39) Diane Reeves - Good Night & Good Luck Soundtrack 40) U Street All Stars - Bowling - Blue Note Finland 41) Marian Mcpartland & Freinds - 85 Candles - Live In Ny - Concord 42) Ximo Tebar - Goes Blue - Sunnyside 43) Nnenna Freelon - Blueprint Of A Lady - Sketches Of Billie Holiday - Concord 44) The Frank & Joe Show - 66 2/3 - Hyena 45) Greg Osby - Channel Three - Blue Note 46) Raul Midon - State Of Mind - Emi 47) John La Barbera - Fantazm - Jazz Compass 48) Will Cahouln - Native Lands - Highnote 49) The Bad Plus - Blunt Object Live In Tokyo - Sony 50) Ken Walker Sextet - Terra Firma - Synergy 51) Moutin Reunion Quartet - Something Like Now - Lightyear 52) The Great Jazz Trio - S’Wonderful - 441 53) Jeremy Pelt - Identity - Maxjazz 54) Rita Coolidge - And So Is Love - Concord 55) Bill Mays Trio - Live At Jazz Standard - Palmetto 56) Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra - Not In Our Name - Verve 57) Sara Lazarus - Give Me The Simple Life - Dreyfus 58) Biily Bang - Vietnam Reflections 59) Wayne Shorter Quartet - Beyond The Sound Barrier - Verve 60) Freddy Cole - This Love Of Mine - Highnote 61) Peter Martin - In The P.M. - Maxjazz 62) Harry Connick Jr. - Occasion - Rounder 63) Sean Jones - Gemini - Mack Ave 64) David Gibson - The Path To Delphi - Nagel Heyer 65) Mesell N’Degeocello - The Spirit Music Jamia - Sunnyside 66) Stan Hope - Put On A Happy Face - Savant 67) Terry Gibbs - Feelin Good - Live In Studio - Mack Ave 68) Lalo Schifrin - Kaleidoscope - Jazz Meets The Symphony - Aleph 69) Amos Lee - Blue Note 70) Gary Burton - Next Generation - Concord 71) Elvis Costello W/Mary Mcpartland - Piano Jazz - Concord 72) Bill Charlap - Plays George Gershwin The American Soul - Blue Note 73) The Clayton - Hamilton Jazz Orchestra - Live At Mcg - Mcg Jazz 74) Melvin Sparks - This Is It - Savant 75) Chiara Civello - Last Quarter Moon - Verve 76) Babatunde Lea - Suite Unseen - Sommoner Of The Ghost - Motema 77) Avishai Cohen - At Home - Sunnyside 78) Kurt Rosenwinkel - Deep Song - Verve 79) Geoffrey Keezer - Wildcrafted - Live At The Dakota - Maxjazz 80) Jc Hopkins Biggish Band - Underneath A Brooklyn Moon - Tigerlily 81) Melvin Sparks - This Is It - Savant 82) Poncho Sanchez - Do It - Concord 83) Ron Blake - Sonic Tonic - Mack Ave 84) Shirley Horn - But Beautiful The Best Of Shirley Horn - Verve 85) Tim Ries - Rolling Stones - Concord Jazz 86) Reuben Wilson - Fun House - Savant 87) Cedar Walton - Underground Memories - High Note 88) Soulive - Break Out - Concord - 2 - 89) Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra - Don’T Be Afraid The Music Of Charles Mingus 90) Jamie Cullum - Catching Tales - Verve 91) Lorrane Feather - Dooji Wooji - Sanctuary 92) Mike Vax Big Band - Next Stop - Summit 93) Calvin Keys - Calvinesque - Silverado 94) Quantic Soul Orchestra - Pushin On - Ubiquity 95) Kermit Ruffins - Throwback - Basin Street 96) Dave Valentin - World On A String - Highnote 97) David Sanborn - Closer - Verve 98) Avery Sharpe Trio - Dragonfly - Jknm 99) Cheryl Bentyne - Let Me Off Uptown - Telarc 100) Bryan Lynch - 24/7 - Nagel Heyer - 3 -.
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