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Jazzweek with Airplay Data Powered by Jazzweek.Com • December 13, 2010 Volume 7, Number 3 • $7.95 JazzWeek with airplay data powered by jazzweek.com • December 13, 2010 Volume 7, Number 3 • $7.95 Jazz Album No. 1: The Clayton Brothers The Smooth Album No. 1: Dave Koz Hello New Song And Dance (ArtistShare) Tomorrow (Concord) World Music No. 1: AfroCubism AfroCubism Smooth Single No. 1: Dave Koz “Put The Top (Nonesuch) Down” (Concord) Jazz Album Chart .................... 3 Jazz Add Dates ...................... 7 Smooth Jazz Album Chart ............. 4 Jazz Radio Currents .................. 8 Smooth Singles Chart ................. 5 Jazz Radio Panel ................... 11 World Music Album Chart.............. 6 Smooth Jazz Current Tracks........... 13 Smooth Jazz Station Panel............ 14 Jazz Birthdays December 13 December 17 December 25 Sonny Greer (1895) Ray Noble (1903) Kid Ory (1890) Ben Tucker (1930) Sy Oliver (1910) Cab Calloway (1907) Reggie Johnson Born (1940) Sonny Red (1932) Chris Woods (1925) Mark Elf (1949) Walter Booker (1933) Bob James (1939) December 14 December 18 Ronnie Cuber (1941) Budd Johnson (1910) Fletcher Henderson (1897) December 26 Ted Buckner (1913) Eddie “Cleanhead” Vinson (1917) Monty Budwig (1929) Clark Terry (1920) Harold Land (1928) John Scofield (1951) Cecil Payne (1922) Leo Smith (1941) Cassandra Wilson (1955) Phineas Newborn (1931) December 19 December 27 Jerome Cooper (1946) Bob Brookmeyer (1929) Bunk Johnson (1889) Dan Barrett (1955) Bobby Timmons (1935) Booty Wood (1919) December 15 December 20 Walter Norris (1931) Stan Kenton (1911) Larry Willis (1940) December 28 Billy Butler (1925) December 21 Earl “Fatha” Hines (1903) Gene Quill (1927) Panama Francis (1918) Ed Thigpen (1930) Barry Harris (1929) Hank Crawford (1934) Lonnie Liston Smith (1940) Curtis Fuller (1934) John Hicks (1941) Michel Petrucciani (1962) Dannie Richmond (1935) David Berkman (1964) Eddie Palmieri (1936) December 22 Joe Lee Wilson (1935) December 29 December 16 Snub Mosley (1905) December 23 Andy Razaf (1895) Joe Lovano (1952) Turk Murphy (1915) Chet Baker (1929) Frank Morgan (1933) December 30 Sam Most (1930) Jack Montrose (1928) December 24 Johnny “Hammond” Smith (1933) Wolfgang Dauner (1935) Joe Farrell (1937) Baby Dodds (1898) John Abercrombie (1944) Cladys “Jabbo” Smith (1908) December 31 Rene McLean (1946) Ray Bryant (1931) John Kirby (1908) Chris McGregor (1936) Jonah Jones (1909) Woody Shaw (1944) Ralph Moore (1956) Louis Moutin (1961) François Moutin (1961) For daily, online access to the data behind the charts, please contact Doug Hall at (610) 578-0800 x120 or [email protected] jazzweek.com • December 13, 2010 JazzWeek 2 airplay data JazzWeek Jazz Album Chart Dec. 13, 2010 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 3 2 1 The Clayton Brothers The New Song And Dance ArtistShare 183 191 -8 9 52 0 2 5 6 2 Cassandra Wilson Silver Pony Blue Note 182 177 5 5 49 0 2 4 4 1 Houston Person Moment To Moment HighNote 182 183 -1 9 52 0 4 2 7 2 Russell Malone Triple Play MAXJAZZ 180 214 -34 5 52 0 5 1 2 1 Cyrus Chestnut Journeys JLP 164 215 -51 8 48 0 6 6 1 1 Kevin Eubanks Zen Food Mack Avenue 163 152 11 5 47 0 7 14 4 2 Denise Donatelli When Lights Are Low Savant 155 104 51 12 48 0 8 7 11 7 Louis Hayes Lou’s Idea American Showplace 143 151 -8 5 48 0 9 9 12 9 Patrick Williams Aurora ArtistShare 130 135 -5 6 44 0 10 13 13 10 Joe Magnarelli My Old Flame Give@Go 126 113 13 9 41 0 11 10 10 5 Mary Stallings Dream HighNote 121 126 -5 9 41 0 12 11 21 11 Bill O’Connell Rhapsody In Blue Challenge 120 120 0 6 44 0 13 8 17 8 Kermit Ruffins Happy Talk Basin Street 119 140 -21 7 31 1 14 24 38 14 Bill Easley Love Stories American Showplace 110 88 22 5 26 0 15 18 8 6 Grant Stewart Around The Corner Sharp Nine 106 98 8 11 33 0 16 11 15 8 Ryan Cohan Another Look Motema 104 120 -16 11 38 0 17 32 32 17 Randy Weston The Storyteller Motema 102 75 27 3 45 0 18 21 18 4 Charles Lloyd Quartet Mirror ECM 99 94 5 13 44 0 19 17 27 1 Conrad Herwig The Latin Side Of Herbie Hancock Half Note 93 99 -6 16 37 0 20 34 37 20 Steve Gadd Live At Voce BFM Jazz/Varese Fontana 92 70 22 4 33 0 21 16 14 13 Andy Farber This Could Be The Start Of Something Big Black Warrior 91 102 -11 11 24 0 22 37 23 22 Pete Malinverni A Beautiful Thing Saranac 90 68 22 8 43 0 22 15 9 4 Bobby Watson The Gates BBQ Suite Lafiya 90 103 -13 12 27 0 24 39 15 13 Dan Block From His World To Mine: The Music Of Duke Miles High 86 66 20 8 30 0 Ellington 25 54 – 25 The Bad Plus Never Stop Emarcy 81 48 33 12 28 0 26 23 38 23 Tony Guerrero Blue Room Charleston Square 80 90 -10 11 22 0 27 22 23 1 The Marsalis Family Music Redeems Marsalis 79 91 -12 17 29 0 28 41 34 4 Freddy Cole Freddy Cole Sings Mr.B HighNote 76 64 12 15 36 0 29 30 28 20 Jane Monheit Home Emarcy 75 79 -4 12 31 0 29 35 29 1 James Moody Moody 4B IPO 75 69 6 16 36 0 31 39 35 25 Dan Adler Back To The Bridge Emdan 74 66 8 10 23 0 31 19 20 1 Steve Turre Delicious & Delightful HighNote 74 95 -21 15 28 0 33 19 – 19 Helio Alves Musica JLP 72 95 -23 3 34 0 34 29 30 14 The Cookers Warriors JLP 69 80 -11 13 32 0 34 25 21 12 Dmitry Baevsky Down With It Sharp Nine 69 87 -18 13 30 0 36 41 58 1 Tamir Hendelman Destinations Resonance 68 64 4 19 37 0 37 33 33 1 Esperanza Spalding Chamber Music Society Heads Up 67 71 -4 17 30 0 38 43 47 38 Pete Levin Jump! Pete Levin 65 63 2 7 23 0 39 45 43 39 Paquito D’Rivera Panamericana Suite MCG Jazz 63 59 4 6 32 0 39 35 41 35 Takuya Kuroda Bitter And High Self-Released 63 69 -6 5 24 0 39 31 25 9 Joey DeFrancesco Never Can Say Goodbye: The Music Of HighNote 63 77 -14 12 24 0 Michael Jackson 42 49 49 37 Matt Savage Welcome Home Savage 59 55 4 7 18 0 43 51 52 43 Leslie Pintchik We’re Here To Listen Pintch Hard 57 52 5 7 23 0 43 – 41 24 The Oster-Welker Jazz Alliance Detour Ahead Jazzed Media 57 45 12 12 23 0 45 – – 45 Anthony Branker & Ascent Dance Music Origin 56 36 20 2 24 0 Joey DeFrancesco, Vito Rezza, Robi Botos, 45 57 – 45 Phil Dwyer One Take, Vol. 4 Alma 56 46 10 4 26 0 45 26 45 26 Pamela Hines Moon Germs Spice Rack 56 82 -26 9 22 0 48 – – 4 Jon Mayer Nightscape Reservoir 55 7 48 33 21 0 49 – – 49 UCF Jazz Ensemble 1 Jazz Town Flying Horse 54 41 13 4 20 0 49 38 31 24 Negroni’s Trio Just Three Mojito 54 67 -13 10 19 0 49 – – 26 Spanish Harlem Orchestra Viva La Tradicion Concord Picante 54 33 21 12 37 0 Most Added (a station’s first seven spins detected = add) Increased Airplay Chartbound Dirk Etienne Music, Martinis And Mistletoe Denise Donatelli When Lights Are Low (Savant) +51 Brad Goode Tight Like This (Delmark) (Self-Released) +2 Jon Mayer Nightscape (Reservoir) +48 Toph-E & The Pussycats No Ordinary Day (M’Bubba) Jaimee Paul Christmas Time Is Here (Green Hill) +2 Jackie Ryan Doozy (Open Art) +37 Matt Wilson Matt Wilson’s Christmas Tree-O (Palmetto) Kermit RuffinsHappy Talk (Basin Street) +1 The Bad Plus Never Stop (Emarcy) +33 Alison Ruble Ashland (Origin) Matt Wilson Matt Wilson’s Christmas Tree-O Toph-E & The Pussycats No Ordinary Day Roger Davidson Brazilian Love Song (Soundbrush) (Palmetto) +1 (M’Bubba) +30 Phil Hawkins Sugarcane Suite (P. Note) Leif Shires Cool Jazz Christmas (Green Hill) +1 Dirk Etienne Music, Martinis And Mistletoe Mario Romano Valentina (Alma) Heavy Tin reFused (Concinnity) +1 (Self-Released) +29 Milton Suggs Things To Come (Skiptone) Doug MacDonald It’s A Blue World (Blujazz) +1 Randy Weston The Storyteller (Motema) +27 Nobuki Takamen Live: At The Iridium (Summit) Matt Wilson Matt Wilson’s Christmas Tree-O Wide Hive Players Wide Hive Players 2 Guitar (Wide (Palmetto) +26 Hive) Jaimee Paul Christmas Time Is Here (Green Hill) +25 Diana Krall Quiet Nights (Verve) +24 jazzweek.com • December 13, 2010 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2010 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 3 airplay data JazzWeek Smooth Album Chart Dec. 13, 2010 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 1 1 1 Dave Koz Hello Tomorrow Concord 170 138 32 14 10 0 2 2 2 1 Kenny G Heart And Soul Concord 132 134 -2 26 9 0 3 3 3 2 Brian Culbertson XII Verve 94 107 -13 26 9 0 4 4 4 1 Mindi Abair In Hi-Fi Stereo Concord 91 92 -1 37 9 0 5 10 11 5 Norman Brown Sending My Love Peak 79 69 10 26 9 0 6 6 7 3 Darren Rahn Talk Of The Town NuGroove 76 84 -8 95 6 0 7 7 9 3 Chris Standring Blue Bolero Ulimate Vibe 73 76 -3 45 8 0 8 5 5 5 Jackiem Joyner Jackiem Joyner Artistry/Mack Avenue 69 85 -16 23 7 0 8 7 6 3 Euge Groove Sunday Morning Shanachie 69 76 -7 60 8 0 10 7 13 1 Bernie Williams Moving Forward Reform/Rock Ridge 67 76 -9 89 6 0 10 11 7 1 Sade Soldier Of Love Sony 67 68 -1 51 10 0 Home School/G.O.O.D./ 12 11 12 11 John Legend & The Roots Wake Up! Columbia 66 68 -2 14 7 0 13 25 20 13 The Jeff Lorber Fusion Now Is The Time Heads Up 65 48 17 29 7 0 14 20 18 9 Fourplay Let’s Touch The Sky Heads Up 64 53 11 8 9 0 15 16 14 1 Rick Braun All It Takes Artistry/Mack Avenue 62 59 3 80 6 0 16 13 15 6 Michael Buble Crazy Love 143/Reprise 59 64 -5 59 8 0 17 15 10 4 The Jazzmasters Jazzmasters VI Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 58 61 -3 31 6 0 18 13 20 13 Tim Bowman The Collection Trippin’ ’N’ Rhythm 57 64 -7 24 7 0 19 35 34 16 Brian Simpson South Beach Shanachie 56 33 23 16 7 0 20 22 22 6 Spencer Day Vagabond Concord Jazz 53 49 4 56 6 0 20 18 15 1 Jessy J True Love Peak 53 57 -4 73 4 0 22 22 36 22 Marc Antoine My Classical Way Frazzy Frog 52 49 3 9 8 0 23 17 18 1 Peter White Good Day Peak 51 58 -7 69 5 0 24 18 15 2 Najee Mind Over Matter Heads Up 49 57 -8 67 6 0 25 21 24 10 David Benoit Earthglow Peak 48 50 -2 37 7 0 26 25 22 11 Brian Bromberg It Is What It Is Mack Avenue 43 48 -5 56 6 0 27 28 26 26 Nils What The Funk? Baja 42 44 -2 11 7 0 27 30 27 1 Boney James
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