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Jazzweek with Airplay Data Powered by Jazzweek.Com • February 8, 2010 Volume 6, Number 11 • $7.95 JazzWeek with airplay data powered by jazzweek.com • February 8, 2010 Volume 6, Number 11 • $7.95 Jazz Album No. 1: Steve Hobbs Quartet, Smooth Album No. 1: Sade, Solider of Love Vibes, Straight Up (Challenge) (Sony) World Music No. 1: Various Artists Daptone Smooth Single No. 1: Sade, “Solider of Gold (Daptone) Love” (Sony) 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 February 17 February 27 February 8 Buddy Defranco (1923) Freddie Keppard (1890) Lonnie Johnson (1889) Roger “Buck” Hill (1927) Mildred Bailey (1907) February 9 Herbie Lewis (1941) Dexter Gordon (1923) Walter Page (1900) February 18 Chuck Wayne (1923) Barbara Donald (1942) Emil Barnes (1892) February 28 Bill Evans (sax) (1958) February 19 Svend Asmussen (1916) February 10 David Murray (1955) Willie Bobo (1934) Charles Gayle (1939) Chick Webb (1909) February 20 Larry Adler (1914) Jimmy Yancey (1898) March 1 Sir Roland Hanna (1932) Bobby Jaspar (1926) Glenn Miller (1904) Rufus Reid (1944) Nancy Wilson (1937) Ralph Towner (1940) Lawrence “Butch” Morris (1947) Anthony Davis (1951) Elliott Sharp (1951) February 12 February 21 March 2 Paul Bascomb (1912) Al Sears (1910) Doug Watkins (1934) Mel Powell (1923) Tadd Dameron (1917) Buell Neidlinger (1936) Bill Laswell (1955) Nina Simone (1933) March 3 February 13 Warren Vache (1951) Barney Bigard (1906) Wingy Manone (1900) February 22 Jimmy Garrison (1934) Wardell Gray (1921) Rex Stewart (1907) March 4 February 14 Buddy Tate (1913) Bobby Shew (1941) Rob McConnell (1935) February 24 Jan Garbarek (1947) February 15 Michel Legrand (1932) Ricky Ford (1954) Harold Arlen (1905) David “Fathead” Newman (1933) March 5 Nathan Davis (1937) February 25 Carol Sloane (1937) Kirk Lightsey (1937) Ida Cox (1896) March 6 Henry Threadgill (1944) Ake Persson (1932) Wes Montgomery (1925) February 16 Larry Gelb (1952) Peter Brotzmann (1941) Machito (1912) February 26 Palle Mikkelborg (1941) Pete Christlieb (1945) Yosuke Yamashita (1942) Robin Kenyatta (1942) Flora Purim (1942) Charles Tolliver (1942) For daily, online access to the data behind the charts, please contact Doug Hall at (610) 578-0800 x120 or [email protected] jazzweek.com • February 8, 2010 JazzWeek 2 airplay data JazzWeek Jazz Album Chart February 8, 2010 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 1 1 1 Steve Hobbs Quartet Vibes, Straight Up Challenge 224 189 35 4 47 5 2 22 – 2 Ahmad Jamal A Quiet Time Dreyfus Jazz 210 83 127 2 52 25 3 – – 3 Charlie Hunter Gentlemen, I Neglected To Inform You You Reapandsow 185 0 185 1 37 37 Will Not Be Getting Paid 4 – – 4 Joe Locke For The Love Of You E1 Entertainment 165 45 120 2 44 20 5 9 – 5 Gail Pettis Here In The Moment OA2 160 116 44 4 48 11 6 5 6 1 Poncho Sanchez Psychedelic Blues Concord Jazz 154 132 22 20 48 1 7 2 45 2 John Stein Raising The Roof Whaling City Sound 141 186 -45 3 48 5 8 6 4 1 Gerald Wilson Orchestra Detroit Mack Avenue 130 126 4 22 35 0 9 – – 9 Pat Metheny Orchestrion Nonesuch 129 0 129 1 47 47 10 7 7 7 Bill Mays Trio Mays At The Movies Steeplechase 118 119 -1 10 27 0 11 4 2 2 Roni Ben-Hur Fortuna Motema 115 134 -19 13 35 0 12 54 – 12 Hadley Caliman Straight Ahead Origin 111 51 60 2 39 17 13 14 8 8 Jeb Patton New Strides MaxJazz 106 100 6 10 35 0 14 9 3 3 The Mike Longo Trio Sting Like A Bee C.A.P. 105 116 -11 15 38 0 15 15 12 3 Roberta Gambarini So In Love EmArcy/Groovin’ High 103 91 12 24 42 0 16 20 – 16 Don Braden & Mark Rapp The Strayhorn Project Premium Music Solutions 101 84 17 4 36 8 17 25 22 11 Graham Dechter Right On Time Capri 100 79 21 19 35 0 18 13 10 7 Steve Davis Eloquence Jazz Legacy 98 107 -9 19 34 0 19 18 16 16 Wayne Escoffery Uptown Posi-Tone 95 86 9 13 22 1 20 7 5 1 Jeff Hamilton Trio Symbiosis Capri 92 119 -27 19 25 0 21 12 13 4 Oliver Jones & Hank Jones Pleased To Meet You Justin Time 91 112 -21 13 25 0 22 9 9 8 Dana Hall Into The Light Origin 88 116 -28 12 35 1 23 – – 23 Gene Harris Another Night In London Resonance 87 29 58 2 32 17 24 20 36 20 Matt Slocum Portraits Chandra 86 84 2 4 32 4 25 18 15 1 Joey DeFrancesco Snapshot HighNote 84 86 -2 16 36 1 26 40 23 23 Phil Kelly & The NW Prevailing Winds Ballet Of The Bouncing Beagles Origin 81 65 16 11 29 0 27 26 33 26 Abdullah Ibrahim Bombella Sunnyside 80 78 2 3 33 5 28 33 26 26 Karen Marguth Karen Marguth Wayfae 78 72 6 4 26 5 28 16 13 2 Houston Person Mellow HighNote 78 88 -10 16 27 0 30 58 – 30 Saltman Knowles Yesterday’s Man Pacific Coast Jazz 77 50 27 4 19 4 30 – – 30 Tineke Postma The Traveller etceteraNOW 77 49 28 2 33 17 30 16 18 16 Jake Langley Here And Now Tonepoet 77 88 -11 10 34 3 33 35 28 22 Curtis Stigers Lost In Dreams Concord Jazz 75 68 7 18 22 0 33 39 30 9 Bill Easley Hearing Voices 18th & Vine 75 66 9 25 23 0 35 31 11 1 Roy Hargrove Big Band Emergence EmArcy/Groovin’ High 74 75 -1 24 33 0 36 – – 36 Tobias Gebb & Unit 7 Free At Last Yummyhouse 72 30 42 2 31 25 36 – – 2 Bill Frisell Disfarmer Nonesuch 72 37 35 24 38 1 38 38 28 8 Angela Hagenbach The Way They Make Me Feel Resonance 71 67 4 16 30 0 39 26 21 21 Sharel Cassity Relentless Jazz Legacy 67 78 -11 19 26 0 39 48 38 16 Terell Stafford, Dick Oatts Quintet Bridging The Gap Planet Arts/Blujazz 67 59 8 14 18 0 41 44 30 5 Robert Glasper Double Booked Blue Note 65 62 3 24 24 0 42 35 37 24 Jon Irabagon The Observer Concord Jazz 64 68 -4 15 21 1 42 47 – 37 Jeremy Davenport We’ll Dance ’Til Dawn Basin Street 64 60 4 28 11 0 44 – – 6 Rodney Jones A Thousand Small Things 18th & Vine 63 24 39 22 27 0 45 29 25 4 James Moody 4A IPO 62 76 -14 23 22 0 45 – – 45 Josh Rzepka Midwest Coast Self-Released 62 43 19 3 17 3 47 – 49 1 Kurt Elling Dedicated To You: Kurt Elling Sings The Concord Jazz 61 40 21 33 35 0 Music Of Coltrane And Hartman 48 24 18 1 Eric Alexander Revival Of The Fittest HighNote 59 81 -22 19 24 1 49 – – 49 Annie Sellick Street Of Dreams Chalice 57 41 16 3 23 8 50 – 59 13 John Beasley Positootly! Resonance 56 48 8 25 26 0 Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Pat Metheny Orchestrion (Nonesuch) +47 Charlie Hunter Gentlemen, I Neglected To Inform You You Will Phil Brown And The New Arts Jazztet Bright Side (A Caldera) Charlie Hunter Gentlemen, I Neglected To Inform You You Will Not Be Getting Paid (Reapandsow) +185 Babik American Gypsy (Babik) Vince Norman & Joe McCarthy Big Band Bright Future (OA2) Not Be Getting Paid (Reapandsow) +37 Pat Metheny Orchestrion (Nonesuch) +129 David Berger Jazz Orchestra Sing Me A Love Song (Such Sweet Thunder) Ahmad Jamal A Quiet Time (Dreyfus Jazz) +25 Ahmad Jamal A Quiet Time (Dreyfus Jazz) +127 Gabriel Riesco Project Sculptures In Time (Self-Released) Tobias Gebb & Unit 7 Free At Last (Yummyhouse) +25 Joe Locke For The Love Of You (E1 Entertainment) +120 Venissa Santi Bienvenida (Sunnyside) The Jay D’Amico Trio Nocturne: Jazz Under Glass (C.A.P.) +23 Hadley Caliman Straight Ahead (Origin) +60 Lionel Loueke Mwaliko (Blue Note) Joe Locke For The Love Of You (E1 Entertainment) +20 Gene Harris Another Night In London (Resonance) +58 The Jay D’Amico Trio Nocturne: Jazz Under Glass (C.A.P.) Kenny Davis Kenny Davis (Daken) Vince Norman & Joe McCarthy Big Band Bright Future Hiromi Place To Be (Telarc) (OA2) +20 Dan Dean 251 (Origin) jazzweek.com • February 8, 2010 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2010 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 3 airplay data JazzWeek Smooth Album Chart February 8, 2010 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 1 4 1 Sade Soldier Of Love Sony 140 143 -3 7 9 0 2 2 1 1 Boney James Send One Your Love Concord 129 142 -13 54 9 0 3 4 5 3 Najee Mind Over Matter Heads Up 118 108 10 23 10 0 4 3 2 1 Peter White Good Day Peak 115 127 -12 25 9 0 5 12 18 5 Euge Groove Sunday Morning Shanachie 114 96 18 16 9 0 6 9 3 1 Jessy J True Love Peak 110 100 10 29 8 0 7 5 9 4 Paul Taylor Burnin’ Peak 108 106 2 28 8 0 8 7 11 1 Norah Jones The Fall Blue Note 107 101 6 12 7 0 9 14 19 2 Richard Elliot Rock Steady Artistry/Mack Avenue 105 92 13 49 9 0 10 10 7 7 Spencer Day Vagabond Concord Jazz 103 99 4 12 8 0 10 6 10 3 Bernie Williams Moving Forward Reform/Rock Ridge 103 102 1 45 8 0 12 11 8 1 Eric Darius Goin’ All Out Blue Note 100 98 2 85 7 0 13 7 6 3 Jesse Cook The Rumba Foundation Koch 98 101 -3 18 9 0 14 16 14 5 Craig Chaquico Follow The Sun Shanachie 94 87 7 37 8 0 15 13 17 3 Seal Soul 143/Warner Bros.
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